Roosevelt Seeks New Deal Amid New York Campaign Stop
Governor Roosevelt returns to New York after a Midwest South tour and a dawn arrival. He tours his city, attends a dinner at Hotel Astor, and defends his reform stance while blasting Republican tactics and the Volstead Act. He pledges to push a new deal and state work in Albany.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Midwest
East 65Th Street
Hyde Park
Garner
Hotel Astor
Albany
Baltimore
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Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Fifth Regiment
Roosevelt
Boston
Wintry Weather Moves Through Ada Oklahoma
Ada reports a brisk north wind and rain driving temperatures down to 42 degrees after a 4 degree afternoon rise. Officials describe a full winter feel with overcast skies and continued wet conditions, while duck hunters anticipate more migratory fowl to Oklahoma waterways.
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Ada
Oklahoma
Runaway husband behind jail bard behind jail
Elliott B. Thomas, school superintendent, confessed to hoax thefts totaling about 8000 to fund a romance with Sylvia Wilson. He forged warrants since 1999, fled with his wife, then surrendered with cash and checks to repay part of the embezzlement. He planned to die as Thomas and live as Sherwood.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Elliott B. Thomas
Duron Fitts
Olive
Sylvia Wilson
Kendondo Beach
Thomas
Fitts
Bursglars
Pacific Northwest
Er. T.sherwood
Miss Wilson
Sherwood
Hart area man charged with assault in shooting incident
Bud Lawson living a mile south and one west of Hart faces an assault with intent to kill charge after Guy Johnson of Pontotoc county was wounded in the right shoulder by two shots from an old muzzle loading shotgun. Lawson arraigned Monday before Justice S. W. Hill with bond $1,000. Asbury Mobley and Sam Golden pleaded guilty to second degree burglary, bond $1,000, for district court appearance.
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Bud Lawson
Hart
Guy Johnson
Pontotoc County
Johnson
Lawson
S. W. Hill
Asbury Mobley
Sam Golden
Hill
Sentener
Court heads to review Lea case and Scottsboro matter
The Supreme Court refused to review convictions of Luke Lea Tennessee publisher Luke Lea Jr and Wallace v Davis for conspiring to misapply Central Bank funds in Asheville. It adjourned until November 7 without acting on the Scottsboro death-penalty case. It also addressed tax issues on cross sales tax and life insurance premiums.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Luke, Jr
Wallace v. Davis
Asheville
N. C
Scottshboere
Davis
Leas
Central Bank and Trust Company
Croatian independence leaders arrested in Juceslavia
Nine leaders of the Croatian independence movement were arrested in Juceslavia and charged with circulating inflammatory leaflets. The event reflects rising tension as nationalist currents challenge authorities in the region.
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Juceslavia
Robbery Series Brings Arrests In Stillwater
Sheriff Bradley and Deputy tocock of Stillwater Oklahoma led a trio of arrests in a county raid tied to a spree of thefts. Burrell Mcflure and his wife were brought from Pontotoc to join nine or ten others held as investigators say goods stolen in Stillwater were stored in Shawnee Tecumseh and Asher. Two more suspects remained at large.
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Bradley
Tocock
Stillwater
Okla
Burrell Mcflure
Pontotoc County
Shawnee
Tecumseh
Asher
Democratic Triplets Named in Quinton Birth Notice
Quinton residents report the birth of three Choctaw babies named Roosevelt Garner and Murray. Oscar Hood, their father, notified Governor Murray that the trio's hive will vote Democratic in 1953. The triplets weigh five seven and eight pounds.
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Quinton
Sroosevelt
Garner
Murray
Oscar Hood
Hood
Ada Window Search Stakes Prizes in Annual Night Hunt
Ada merchants stage the annual Window Search inviting residents to find numbers in shop windows. Numbers appear at 7 pm. two numbers exist for each gift, one in this paper and one in The Ada Evening News. First to bring the correct number to a store wins the gift amid crowds, ghosts, and town excitement.
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Ada
Ada Evening News
Annual meeting of Fast Central district teachers opens in Ada
The seven teenth annual meeting of teachers in the Fast Central district begins Thursday with the Department of Superintendence convening in Ada. Hundreds of teachers expect heavy attendance as departments meet nationwide and state educators join discussions and events through Friday night.
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Ada
AIL
The
Oklahoma Education Association
Science Hall
Physical Education Department
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Tigers
East Central
East Central Players
Oil Field Unrest Grows Over Texas Proration Ruling
In Kilgore and Tyler Texas oilfield areas six more wells were found running beyond allowed output under Texas Railroad Commission proration orders. National guardsmen and rangers were deployed to enforce limits while court decisions spark mass meetings and calls for a legislative session to reinforce oil regulation.
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Texas
Faar
Texas Field
State Railroad Commission
Louis S. Davidson
Dallas
Tex
Great East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
R. S. Sterling
Texas Rangers
Tyler
Kilcore
Railroad Commission
Homer Pierson
Attorney Generals Department
C. W. Terrel
Commission
Berrie Faces Life Sentence For Poison Death
Rev Stephen Althea Berrie, 52, faces life imprisonment after being found guilty of murdering his first wife Fannie Berrie to marry Ida Bess Bright. A jury deliberated about a death sentence or life in prison before district judge Crump scheduled formal sentencing next Monday.
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Stephen Althea Berrie
Bernie
W. J. Crump
McAlester
Jess Davie
Berrie
Fannie Berrie
Ida Bess Bright
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Ida Bess
Beulah Land
Cumberland Presbyterian Synod
Berrier
General Assembly of
Referendum Backed to Preserve Margarine Tax Law
Oklahoma City October 26 Harry B Corder president of the board of agriculture urged defeat of any repeal of the oleomargarine tax law saying the dairy industry owes it to see butter substitutes taxed and the law go into effect he stated.
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Oklahoma City
Harry B. Corder
Board of Agriculture
Cordell
Car Care Note Reassures Daily Commute Restoration
A brief update reminds readers that minor service hurdles can delay driving but quick checks and routine maintenance help restore normal commuting. Local garages report rush demand as drivers seek quick fixes and reliable vehicle performance.
Gov. Murray backs oil oleomargarine and income tax measures
Oklahoma City Oct 74 AP reports Gov Murray plans to submit the oleomargarine referendum with his income tax initiative. He advised friends to vote as they please and campaign for the tax bill. Early filing of the repeal measure was not complete. Farmers waste large straw quantities annually.
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Oklahoma City
CPA
Murray
Friends
Secretary of State
County 10 ad Cars of Peanuts County 10 ad
Loading of the first car of peanuts from Pontotoc county began this fall. The crop is about half normal due to a dry season, but quality is good. Most peanuts go to Hugo Durant and Denison for shelling and sale, with some sold locally.
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Prom Priday
Pontotoc County
Hugo
Durant
Denison
Oklahoma Socialists barred from November ballot
Oklahoma City Oct 25 The state supreme court ruled five to four that socialists cannot be listed on the November 8 ballot. The court said candidates must fully comply with primary laws, and party recognition after primary filing closes bars general election candidacy. Justice McNeill wrote the decision with four concurring.
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Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
State Election Board
E. F. Lester
Fletcher Riley
Charles Swindall
Cullison
Edwin R. McNeill
J. W. Clark
Robert
Hoover on the road again for final election blitz
President Hoover tightens schedule for a multi state campaign tour ending with a speech in New York City. He plans Newark on Monday and a return to Washington to finish drafting addresses.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
West Coast
Denver
Middlewest
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hooser
Mine blast destroys Dow Oklahoma home prompts evacuation
In McAlester Oklahoma a dynamite blast near the Dow coal mine damaged a house and injured the miner's wife and daughter. The Norris family escaped as state investigators opened an inquiry and residents fled the area amid growing unrest from the strike.
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Mcalester
Dow
Okla
T. T. Norris
Milby-Dow
Norris
Ed Hunter
Norrises
Lee Norris
Oklahoma governor orders extradition for murder charge
Extradition of R. W. Martin from Tulsa County to Greene County Missouri to face a murder charge was ordered by Governor Murray today.
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Oklahoma City
R. W. Martin
Tulsa County
Greene County
Murray
Woman of Ax Killing Charge Faces Trial in Floydada
Mrs. Ruth Kane of Graham stands trial in Floydada charged with axe killing J. A. Cunningham a 74 year old county rancher who had employed her as housekeeper. Cunningham was struck about a dozen times in the back of the head last April 23 as he sat at his desk. Kane came to Texas from Santa Fe New Mexico answering a newspaper ad and surrendered the day of the killing.
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Floydad
Texas
Kenneth Bain
Ruth Kane
Graham
J. A. Cunningham
Cunningham
Pipeline worker survives after landslide burial near Durant
In Durant on October 26 A and Price a Texas Pipeline Co worker was buried upright in a pipeline ditch by a landslide. He was rescued within 26 minutes with a fractured skull jaw and two broken ribs. Doctors say he will recover.
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