Former Pontotoc Boy WW in Serious Trouble
Will Huff and his brother Carl Huff are jailed in Chickasha for allegedly killing a man at Alex near Chickasha Saturday night. The incident reportedly began at a dance. the victim’s name is not yet known. The Huff brothers, teens, live south of Ruff with their father George Huff. Their father called R. C. Roland, who left for Chickasha this morning.
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Geo. Collins
Frank Byrd
Carl
Frank
Ardmore
Addie Duncan
Egypt
Francis
Eisie
Gertie Ray
Moller
J. W. Davis
Vernon McPherson
Will Neale
J. M. Mershon
Mr. Elliott
Sasakwa
McKinley G Tobin
South Broadway
Whitmore
M. M. Gubin
St. Louis
Mr. Barrack
Ada
Pauls Valley
Will Huff
Carl Huff
Chickasha
Alex
Huff Boys
George Huff
Ruff
R. C. Roland
O. C
Ada Voters Remain Steady Behind Judge C. O. Barton
The piece lauds County Judge C. O. Barton for steady leadership since taking office. It notes his earlier role as Ada mayor and his firm court management reducing delays. The writer endorses Barton for re election and mentions District Judge candidate Tom D. McKeown as an upcoming favorable choice, praising his legal skill and character.
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C. O. Barton
Ada
Terrell
Collingsworth
Tex
Barton
Oklahoma
Tandy Walker Dead a Chickasaw Choctaw Leader
Tandy Walker died at his home near Stonewall shortly after midnight at age 71. He lies in Frisco for interment. A prominent figure in tribal affairs he was linked to two leading families, son of Elisha Walker and a relative of Gov. Tandy Walker Choctaw Nation. He served in the Confederate army scout under Gen. McCulloch and held posts as Washington delegate Chickasaw senate and permit collector.
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Tandy Walker
Stonewall
Frisco
Elisha Walker
Gov
Chead
Steve and Fuel Trade Brisk
The ice man has shifted to hauling coal and reports a busy day. Hardware merchants also face a rush with stove and pipe business. Scrambling continues for last winter's outerwear, while rain lightly dampened dust and cotton appears largely unscathed.
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Steve
Ada Senator Roddie’s Local Influence Highlighted
Reuben M. Roddie, Oklahoma state senator and Ada native, is profiled for his role in the constitutional convention and state legislature. The piece notes his strong influence, fights over county lines, and steadfast support for Ada interests. Also reports Pete Neal’s arrest for disturbing the peace at Tahurstday’s Showground and Neal’s bond set at $300.
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R. M. Roddie
Reuben M. Roddie
Tennessee
Texas
Roddie
Ada
Senate
Tahurstday
Lowery Sea
Pete Neal
Neal
van McDaniel
Eight Hurt in Dallas Auto Race Crash
Eight persons were injured Saturday afternoon at a Dallas auto race when a car crashed through the fence into the crowd. One person was probably fatally injured, marking the worst accident of its kind from this source in the section. The incident threatens to turn public opinion against this sport.
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Dallas
Indian Lend Sale a Success Across Eight Hundred Acres
Indian Agent Reynolds reports the sale of Indian lands last week was successful with about eight hundred acres sold at satisfactory prices. The Atoka Citizen Democrat notes the transaction details and favorable outcomes for the tribe and participants.
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Reynolds
Atoka Citizen- Democrat
Liquid Cure for Eczema Warns Against Greasy Salves
Medical authorities advocate washing away skin germs with a liquid treatment instead of greasy salves. The D D D prescription combines oil of wintergreen and thymus to penetrate and destroy disease germs, soothing the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle at Ramsey Drug Co., West Main St. 2.
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Ramsey Drug Co
West Main St
Mrs. McElreath Rests in Rosedale Cemetery
Mrs. McElreath died at her home on West 15th Street Wednesday morning. Her funeral was held at the Methodist church at 3 PM and interment followed in Rosedale Cemetery.
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