Seven Die In Tate Traffic Over Weekend
Weekend traffic in Oklahoma brought seven deaths and six injuries amid clear weather and holiday crowds. Notable losses include Alfred Alois Weinzieil and Margar et Varey, both from Oklahoma University, killed when their car hit a truck southeast of Oklahoma City. The truck driver Tom Chapman suffered a broken arm.
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Oklahoma
MecLoud
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma City
Alfred Alois Weinzieil
Margaret
Frances Varey
Tom Chapman
Stillwater
New York
Kurt Browall
Marian Kalaijan
Josephine
Antoine
Raymond Mosier
Canton
W. R. Davis
Kay Mosier
HH. Ross
Henryetta
George Gastaldo
Coalton
Charles MacciAlucci
Felix Spoxio
Tulsa
Ol Puarosauray
CC. E. Purdy
Duncan
T. W. Graham
Tot Graham
Oil Executives Visit Ada and Fitts Field in Oklahoma
Standard Oil of Indiana officials led by Edward W. Seubert toured the Ada area and the John Fitts oil field, moving from Tulsa to Houston. At a banquet, local hosts and Stanolind leaders discussed geologic prospects and the possible Ada graben oil reserves becoming a reality. Visitors included Stanolind and Standard executives from Chicago and Tulsa, with talks by Ada geologist John Fitts.
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Ada
John Fitts Oil Field
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Edward W. Seubert
Tulsa
Houston
Tex
Fitts Oil Field
Pete Ackley
E. H. Moore
Oscar Matcher
Chcef
Moore
Ira E. Dugan
P. L. Chapman
R. W. Simpson, Jr
H. D. Amos
Nate Phillips
John Fitts
Standard of Indiana
E W Seubert
al Peake
Mr. Stevens
Charles Barkhall
Max Paulus
Chicago
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Bob Allison
Henry Waters
BE. P. Swell
W. G. Heltzel
G. E. Ogilvie
Oklahoma
Kansas
J. M. McNally
Ralph Ditler
A. L. Carlson
Stanolind Company
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Frank Pryor
A. M. McCorkie
Fort Worth
Herb Klein
Frank Pickell
Bill Holbert
Buddy Knopp
Mr. Soliday
George Clark
C. M. Scott
Oklahoma to Delay Old Age Pension Payments
A state old age pension commission prepares to organize administration as $5 monthly pensions await tax collections next month. Ira Finley says first meeting set at the capitol. payments likely delayed to late January or February. court action possible. Gov Marland named Finley and Tom Cheek to the commission headed by W A Murphy.
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State Oldage Pension Commission
Pension Administration
Ira Finley
Capitol
Marland
Finley
Tom Cheek
State Farmers Union
W. A. Murphy
William M. Franklin
Supreme Court
PWA
Young Rogers Wears Father's Boots At Rodeo
VICTORVILLE Calif Oct 24 Jimmy son of the late Will Rogers won the calf roping contest at the Victorville rodeo setting a new amateur record. He wore his father’s boots and roped a 425 pound calf in 25 seconds. As a rider he was tossed by a horse named Frank Scully in two seconds.
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Victorville
Calif
Jimmy
Will Rogers
Young Rogers
Frank Scully
Takee Charge With Possession Takee Charge With Possession
O Moore his wife Edith and son Jack were arraigned before U S Commissioner W C Edwards on charges of possession of untaxed whiskey and equipment for making moonshine. They were arrested after a raid on the Moore home near Maxwell north west of Ada. They pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary examination. Mrs Moore posted 2000 bond. the husband and son had not. Jack Moore is about 12.
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O. Moore
Edith
Jack
U. S
W. C. Edwards
Moore
Maxwell
Ada
Greatest returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
A compact classifieds note touts strong value and high returns on investment for readers seeking affordable opportunities. It highlights potential gains, practical tips, and urges readers to compare options and act quickly for best results.
Old Time Indian Medicine Man Disappearing Type
Henry Ben Choctaw medicine man dies at his hilltop home near Hugo Oklahoma ending a lineage of herbal cures. Observers note civilization reduced demand for mystic rites while some still seek remedies for illness love and fate. Officials have not pressed to eradicate these practices though their influence wanes.
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Hugo
Okio
Henry Ben
Henry
L. Blanche
Hugo Indian Agency
Tom Hunter
Choctaw County
Jeff Goen
Blanche
Murray outlines plans for future tax reform group
William H. Murray, former Oklahoma governor and 1932 Democratic presidential candidate, declares he will back tax reduction and urge Congress to back economy measures. He rejects running for president again, notes plans to campaign in several states, and mentions a new office being built on his farmyard for the organization’s headquarters with occupancy expected soon.
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Broken Bow
Okla
William H
Murray
Roosevelt
Congress
Wentz Denies Brookly n Dodgers Stock Interest
Lew Wentz of Ponca City denied rumors he planned to buy a stake in the Brooklyn Dodgers. The oilman said he has not attempted to purchase stock and called the chatter idle and embarrassing.
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Ponca City
Brooklyon Dodgers
Lew Wentz
Porca City
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Wentz
Fire Outbreak Traced to Car Collision at Frencel Home
New Castle Pennsylvania report cites an automobile striking a pole causing a power line to fall on the feed wire to the Frencel residence. Fuses blew and heat from an electric iron ignited the west end of the house near the ironing board, starting the blaze.
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New Castle
Joe Frencel
Northern states open duck season under strict limits
The 24 northern states began duck hunting at dawn with tighter rules including 7 am to 4 pm shooting, no live decoys, a 10 duck daily bag, and a three shot limit. Estimates vary on total birds, with 65 million by a New York foundation and 24 million ducks migrating south per the Bureau of Biological Survey. Missouri Kansas and Colorado reported openings.
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America, Inc
New York
Bureau of Biological Survey
More Game Birds Foundation
J. N
Ding) Darling
Canada
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Supreme Court Asked To Hear Georgia Cotton Control Case
The Supreme Court ordered Georgia to show by November 11 why it should not be allowed to file suit testing the Bankhead cotton control act. Governor Talmadge leads the petition contending the act is unconstitutional and harms Georgia farm property. The case questions federal authority and processing taxes under the AAA act and may affect state farm land and authority.
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Supreme Court
United States
Georgia
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Morgenthau
Wallace
State of
Tearoia
Baldwin County
Tattnall County
Secretary of Agriculture
Lee Moor
Clint
Tev
New Orleans
Moor
Harris, Pioneer Ada Merchant, Dead
From Tom McKeown comes the report of I Harris an early Ada merchant who moved to Chicago about 20 years ago He left Ada after selling to the 8S Q His funeral was attended last Thursday He spoke of Ada and its pioneers to friends and his wife recalls his devotion to Ada His son Leonard is a physician in children s diseases He was an emigrant from Russia and a respected citizen
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I. Harris
Ada
Chicago
Adas
Harris
Leonard
Russia
Fall Weather Brings Showers and Cooler Temps
Sunday night Ada received .13 inch of rain and clouds lingered with more possible. Sunday high reached 81 degrees, after 82 Saturday, and Monday dawned with a 55 degree low, cooler and cloudy. Farmers look for a return to fair weather to finish the late cotton harvest.
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Ada
Fair Son
Leader of Peace Movement Henderson Dies at 72
Arthur Henderson, longtime peace advocate and Nobel laureate, died in a London nursing home after recent surgery. He remained unaware of the East Africa crisis and newspaper reports for six weeks, with world disarmament dreams unfulfilled. His career spanned postwar diplomacy and British foreign policy.
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Arthur Henderson
East Africa
West End
Henderson
Great Britain
Arthur
Weekend Highway Death Toll Tops 150 Across States
A gray death mounted rapidly as 150 people died in highway and street crashes nationwide over the weekend. Sidney Smith, cartoonist, killed near Harvard Illinois. five dead near Tacoma Washington. a fogbound pileup near Fulton Missouri New York tops the list with 18 dead. Other fatalities spread across Missouri Michigan Pennsylvania Texas Illinois North Carolina Oklahoma California Ohio Florida Washington Georgia Massachusetts Kansas Alabama South Carolina Virginia Indiana Mississippi Arkansas Iowa Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey North Dakota Wisconsin.
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Harvard
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Tacoma
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Missouri
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Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Slippery Fellow Again at Large in Pauls Valley
Pete Traxler, 26, a former Arkansas resident, escaped Garvin county jail for the second time in a month. He picked a cell lock, slid down a blanket rope from the court house quarters, and vanished after a gunfight left him with a flesh wound. Traxler was being questioned in a kidnapping case and linked to slayings of two southern Oklahoma officers. Local officers alerted residents after a 30 minute search.
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Nashville
Ark
Traxler
Court House
Ernest Evans
Pauls Valley
George Loper
May Be Wrong On Two Counts
A Pontotoc county man was held in the city jail facing possible charges of larceny of automobile and driving a car while drunk. Ramsey reported his 1928 sedan was stolen while he worked, and a bystander saw a man enter the car headed north. The driver was delivered to officers after backing into a neighbor’s car and damaging a tire.
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Pontotoc County
L. W Ramsey
Ramsey
North Broadway
H. E. Reynolds
West Seventh Street
Reynolds
Jim Rogers
Fiana Shipley
W. B. McDaniels
Woman Killed in Hartman Area Crash
Pearl Broach four of Coal Hill was killed instantly and three youths Nelson Rotgers Clarksville Frederick Carter and Curtis Judd Missouri Ozone civilian conservation camp recruits were seriously injured in an automobile accident near Hartman. They were taken to Johnson County Hospital for treatment of head and possible internal injuries. Her body remained at the hospital pending relatives arrival.
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Clarksville
Ark
Pearl Broach
Coal Hill
Hartman
Nelson Rotgers
Frederick Carter
Curtis Judd
Missouri
Ozone Civilian Conservation Camp
Johnson County
Miss Broads
Oklahoma Legion committee elevates Buff Burtis as chair
Oklahoma City committee on child welfare elected Buff Burtis of Clinton as chairman at its first meeting of the year in the state historical building.
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Oklahoma City
Oat
Oklahoma American Legion Committee On Child Welfare
Buff Burtis
Clinton
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