Roosevelt hits Republicans on inconsistency in prohibition stance
Governor Roosevelt denounces GOP leadership for evasion of prohibition questions before a crowd of about 169,000 at the New Jersey National Guard encampment. He argues for state and federal roles in relief, accuses Republicans of misreading the Democratic platform, and reads the anti importation clause to underline federal protection of state laws.
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Walter T. Brown
Associated Press
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White House
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Padent
Prohibition
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Wavter Frank Hague
Jersey City
New York City
Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Westhampton
Lone Island
Basil O'Connor
Ais
Davison Accuses Forged Papers In Bonus Army Case
F Truib Davison assistant secretary of war faces heckling as he charges communists forged discharge papers for Washington bonus army members. He claims a printing press near an eastern city produced fake credentials while urging immediate bonus payments and praising Hoover's troop use. Walter Waters sits as spectator. crowd distrust and police threaten during speech.
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New York
F. Trubee Davison
New York State
American Legion
Washington
Davison
Legion
Bonus Army
Waters
Walter W. Waters
Philadelphia
Army Secret Service
Farlier
Hoover
Yontotee County Free Fair Schedule and Preparations
Yontotee county hosts a free fair September 14 to 17 at a tract donated by the city lake park. Construction of the agriculture building and other facilities is underway with tents for poultry and space for horses and cattle planned. Township fairs precede the county event with Allen and Fitzhugh townships holding events in early September.
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Yontotee County
Pew
Fair Association
City Lake Park
Steoem
Chickasaw
Ada
Allen
Fitzhugh Township
Township Meeting Dates Across Five Townships
A local notice lists upcoming township meetings: Francis on Sept 7, Maxwell on Sept 8, Vaness in Midland on Sept 9, and Stonewall on Sept 10. County officials urge attendance and adherence to posted schedules.
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Francis Township
Francis
Maxwell Township
Maxwell
Midland
Vaness
Stonewall
Hunt Wins Air Derby Honors in Cleveland
Roy Hunt of Norman Illinois won the 1932 trans continental handicap air delay opening event of the national races at Cleveland Airport. He crossed the finish line at 4 05 p m EST as Art Carnahan of Bloomington Illinois was first to finish among the contenders. Hunt led in points and could not be overtaken despite finishing fourth in the derby.
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Cleveland
Roy Hunt
Norman
Chila
Hunt
Akron
Art Carnahan
Bloomington
Til
Stanolind Warns of Bogus Checks Fraud
The Stanolind Pipe Line Co warns the public about a flood of fake small checks claiming to be issued by Stanolind. No such Oklahoma based firm exists. the real Stanolind is being incorporated in Maine. Most checks are under $10 and promise payment for a few days work. The legitimate company disclaims responsibility and urges caution.
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Stanolind Pipe Line Co
Oklahoma
Real
Stanolind Company
Maine
Real Stanolind Company
Method to control sex of offspring described at genetics congress
At the international congress of genetics in Ithaca a method using lactic acid and bicarbonate of soda reportedly achieves prenatal sex selection with high success. Dr. Unterberger and Dr. Sanders described trials in humans and animals, noting high female births with lactic acid and male births with soda, while some cases failed to follow directions.
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Ithaca
UPA
International Congress of Genetics
F. Unterberger
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Jacob Sanders
Rotterdam
Holland
Unterberger
Pr. Sanders
Oklahoma oil production allotments set for September decline
Oklahoma City's crude quota drops to 75 720 barrels daily as September allotments tighten across the state. State Umpire Ray M Collins cites weaker refiner demand and storage pickups while warning further Seminole area cuts could worsen water encroachment.
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Ray M. Collins
Seminole
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City cattle and hog markets bulk prices report
Oklahoma City and Kansas City livestock markets show mixed activity with cattle calves trading up to 700 weight better grades, hogs firm to higher with top around 4.50, and sheep slow to steady. Cattle demand uneven, calves and stockers active, beef cows to 350, bulls to 225, hogs 1500 head, sows 200-85, sheep 300 head with natives 510 and Texas lambs to 425.
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Okla
City
Texas
Kansas City
Ebb and rise in cotton markets and late eclipse observations
The day saw alternating liquidation and buybacks in cotton with prices moving from early gains to mid afternoon declines then partial recovery. Separately, reports describe the Boston total solar eclipse watching with crowds, quiet streets, and scientists recording data as shadows fell and totality approached.
Murder suicide and local crime details emerge in Marshall
Marshall Illinois reports a teacher H. C. Moor admitted killing his wife Marjorie on a road trip after claiming an extreme inferiority complex and domestic dish accusations. State officials say Moor confessed in jail and faces life imprisonment if pleading guilty.
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Marshall
States
Victor Miller
Meor
Miller
Moor
Marjorie
Indianapolis
Cotton market closes steady as upland grades mixed
Spot cotton in New Orleans on August 3 closed steady 39 points lower. Grade readings show Sangs 2,368 low middling 775 middling 820 good middling 855. Receipts 5,511 stock 886,782.
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New Orleans
Sangs
Cotton Market Rises Then Sags On Weather News
In New Orleans on August 31 the cotton market opened firm on favorable cables and storm fears but soon sank as liquidation hit. October climbed to 8.88 and December to 9.05 before dropping to 8.37 and 8.50 as stop losses were exposed. Prices then recovered modestly from the lows later in the session.
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New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Gulf
James J. Riley longtime Ada restaurateur dies
James J. Riley proprietor of GFE in Ada died at a local hospital Friday evening at 6 50. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 in Hudson Keith Funeral Home chapel with Rev C E Wilson officiating. Burial will be in Leavenworth Kansas. Survived by one son Lewis Riley 16. His wife died last year after a long illness. Riley suffered a stroke recently and could not survive its effects. Known as Jim Riley he came to Ada years ago and built wide ties in business and personal circles.
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James J. Riley
Hudson-Keith Funeral Home
C E. Wilson
Leavenworth
Kans
Riley
Lewis Riley
Jim Riley
Ada
Mrs N A Lambert Dies In Allen
Mrs N A Lambert of Allen died at McAlester Thursday morning. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Allen Friday afternoon at 2 39. Burial followed in Allen cemetery with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. The Lamberts had lived in Allen for several years.
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Allen
McAlester
Baptist Church
Allen Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
J A Fox Dies at 73 at Home West of Ada
J A Fox, 73, died at his home west of Ada Saturday morning at 12 05. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday afternoon at 2. Burial in Veta cemetery Criswell in charge. Survived by widow and seven children all at home Edis Ruby Willie Norma J D Eula Mey and Daisy
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J. A. Fox
Ada
Veta
Criswell’s
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Ruby
Willie
Norma
J. D
Eula Mey
Daisy
Local Woman Cora Powell Dies in Sulphur Hospital
Cora Powell aged 43 died Monday evening at 6 30 in a Sulphur hospital. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 50 in the Sulphur area with burial planned in Fiet.
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Cora Powell
Fiet
Prank Smalley Dies After Oklahoma Pipeline Job
Frank Smalley, 43, died at a local hospital Tuesday night after working for Oklahoma Pipeline Company in Francis. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. W. L. Blackburn officiating. Burial followed at Rosedale cemetery. He leaves a brother Charley Smalley of Perkins and a sister Mrs. C. R. Felter of Muskogee.
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Frank Smalley
Criswell Funeral Home
W. L. Blackburn
Rosedale
Smalley
Oklahma Pipeline Company
Francis
Charley Smalley
Perkins
Okla
C. R. Felter
Muskogee
Pure Bred Stock Sale Announced for Perry Oklahoma
A Perry event set for October 18 and 19 will feature a first of its kind pure bred stock sale in Oklahoma. Only registered stock meeting quality checks will be listed with entries due by September 15. Dairy cattle and sheep will be sold on the first day followed by hogs and beef cattle on the second, attracting buyers from across the state.
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Perry
Oklahoma
Caldwell Seeks Comeback as South Banker in New Firm
Rogers Caldwell, once builder of a $600.6 million portfolio and a $7.6 million personal fortune, plans to restart in finance with Rogers Caldwell and Company. The new firm, capitalized at $1,000, will open with three old associates. It marks a return after his 1920 receivership tied to a Bank of Tennessee failure and prior indictments in Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Rogers Caldwell
Rogers Caldwell and Company
Caldwell
Bank of Tennessee
Caldwell and Company
Tennessee
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Insurance Com
Primary Winners in South Carolina Senate Race and District Tabs
In Columbia South Carolina August results show Senator E D Smith leading with 85 844 votes to Bleases 71 249 in a rematch bid for the Democratic nomination plus ongoing district tallies. Elsewhere John C Taylor leads over Fred H Dominick in the third district and W F Stevenson trails John P Richards in the fifth district with partial precinct returns.
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S. C
E. D. Smith
Cole L. Bleas
United States Senate
South Carolina
Smith
Cotton Ed
Blease
Ashton H. Williams
Leon W. Harris
Senate
John C. Taylor
Anderson
Fred H. Dominick
Taylor
Dominick
Rev
W. F.stevenson
Cheraw
John P. Richards
Lancaster
John G. Richards
Richards
Stevenson
Eclipse Observers Watch Sun Dimming Across New England
The August 31 eclipse drew scientists to Conway New Hampshire for totality with many observers. Clouds later spread over the sun while Montpelier and Lowell reported variable visibility and crowds gathered, including an exodus to Exeter for clearer viewing.
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Lowell
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Exeter
Boston
Von Papen defies enemies as Reichstag battles loom
Junker Chancellor Franz Von Papen returns to Berlin with an emergency decree allowing swift action against the new Reichstag amid plans to push a vast tax reform package. Goering seeks audience with President Hindenburg while Von Schleicher faces a bladder ailment and possible weeks away from Berlin.
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Franz von Papen
Reichstag
Paul von Hindenburg
East Prussia
Neudeck
Reichstac
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Herr Goering
Berlin
Landtas
Kurt von Schleicher
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Fosters Sue For Refund Of State Income Taxes
Oklahoma City Aug 51 7 The tax commission administration of the 1931 state income tax laws was challenged in suits filed by H. V. Foster of Bartlesville president of the Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co and Mrs Foster The suits against the commission seek return of 30 764 85 in taxes they contend were excessive The Fosters say the bulk of other income came from Foster Petroleum Co a Delaware corporation and was not subject to the Oklahoma Tax.
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Oklahoma City
H. V. Foster
Bartlesville
Indian Territory Ihiluminating Oil Co
Foster
Commission
Foster Petroleum Co
Oklahoma
Sledge reports 3000 barrel well near Zwolle Sabine Parish
Local oil operator J. B. Sledge says his five-well program in Louisiana has a 3000 barrel well near Zwolle in Sabine Parish completed. He has been in the state for several months supervising operations.
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Good Well
J. B. Sledge
Louisiana
Zwolle
Sabine Parish
Sledge
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