Ada Reminds Tulsa Of Boy Scout News And Expo Pride
The Ada delegation impressed Tulsa at the International Petroleum Exposition with bands and a strong chamber of commerce display. Ada's progressiveness and civic effort are praised as Tulsa and Ada see mutual benefit in state development. The Ada chamber of commerce and rural Boy Scout sponsorship receive encouragement, with plans for stronger local organization and a focus on conservation schooling and community projects.
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Tulsa Tribune
Ada
Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce
KVOO
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada Party
Exposition Grounds
Tulsa World
Harry Miller
Alamo-Galveston
Business
Hugh Norris
Boy Scout Council
Constance Wasggoner
Gladys Sherman
Stonewall
Boy Scouts of
J. M. Young
I. C. Pigg
W. S
Graham Kitchel
David Blanks
Hoover Ineligible Claim Set by Bailey in Texas Address
Former U S Senator Joseph W Bailey says Herbert Hoover cannot meet constitutional residency requirements for president noting Hoover lived in England for over twenty years and did not reside in the United States for 14 years. Bailey cites Article 2 while asserting a constructive residency is insufficient in this case.
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Muscle Shoals
United States
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Coolidge
Washington
Clebourne
Tex
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Prince of Wales
Bailey
England
London
McAlister Rules on Absentee Voting
Oklahoma City October 26 Soldiers and sailors who are Oklahoma residents serving in the Army or Navy may vote absentee outside the state on election day. The state law preserves residence for service members and only civilians outside the state on election day are barred. Voters away from their residence may vote where they are and ballots sent to their home precinct for tabulation.
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Connecticut
Commonwealth
Frank O. Lowden
United States Senate
Charles E. Hughes
Arthur Brisbane
Hiram Johnson
Henry Ford
Arthur Capper
House of Representatives
Frank Lowden
Lowden
al Smith
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ware
Wilson
Smith
Hoover
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
United States Army
Navy
W. C. McAlester
State Election Board
McAlester
Army
Four Years for Manslaughter Jury's Verdict
Wiley Burns 21 was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the killing of Albert Williams of Tonkawa during a district court trial. The jury recommended four years in McAlester state penitentiary. Sentencing by Judge J. J. Warron set for November 5 after bond release.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Wiley Burns
Albert Williams
Tonkawa
McAlester
J. J. Warron
Burns
Williams
Ottawa County Seeks 2000 More Ballots in Oklahoma
Ottawa County requests 2000 additional ballots after heavy registration. L. D. James, secretary of the county election board, filed the request with the state election board. The first shipment to Ottawa County totaled 20050 ballots. Sunday School Missionary Dies in Guthrie. P W T Miles, long associated with the American Sunday School Union.
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Ottawa County
Oklahoma City
State Election Board
L. D. James
Ottawa County Election Board
P.W. T. Miles
Guthrei
Sunday School Union
Death of 72 year old Miles in Hutchinson Kansas
Stomary died unexpectedly today at Hutchinson Kansas. Relatives here were notified. Miles, age 72, had gone to Hutchinson recently to make his home.
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Stomary
Hutchinson
Kan
Miles
Hutchison
College to Lose In Enrollment of New Term Monday
The first term closes Friday at 4 PM with about 75 students leaving for teaching positions as schools open next Monday. About 150 will drop from the college, while roughly 75 new students are expected to enroll at the start of the second term Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
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Linscheid
Fred Brydia
Ada
Okla
Chas. H. Brough
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Brough
Central Baptist College of
Conway
Ray O. Weems
Beck keeps county clerk staff after Peck resignation
Beck announced no changes to county clerk personnel following Bill Peck’s resignation to take effect immediately. Beck had been appointed by the board of county commissioners and sworn in. Peck’s unexpired term lasts two years from January 1.
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Bill Peck
Beck
Board of County Commissione
Peck
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The
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Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
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Davis
LaFollette
McKeown
National
Wells
Misenheimer
Farmer-Labor
Boy Scout News
Harold
Farmer
Katherine Riggs
C. C. Parton
Edna
Mary Stembridge
Frisco
Arthur Holland
Artie Hood
Ben Schnopskie
Wewoka
Fern Coleman
McAlister
McSwain
Firefly
Roudolf Friml Composer
Rose Marie
Miss Valentine
Optometrist
Democrat
Court House
Democratic State Organization
Mrs. Maxwell Elliott
Dean Elliott
Hunter College
New York City
Robert Graham
D. D. Brunson
Allen
Claude V. Thompson
Roff
J. W. Dean
T. P. Holt
Vaness
W. A. Delaney
Francis
F. F. Brydia
John Roff
G. W. Braly
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