Italy Seeks to Expel Ethiopia in League Council
Geneva reports that Anthony Eden told the League of Nations Italy and Britain must respect Ethiopian interests, while France urged conciliation. Italy filed a protest over Ethiopian membership and argued Ethiopia violated treaty undertakings over 59 years, with Ethiopian delegates present as temporary members.
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Anthony Eden
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Laval
France
League
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Paris
Aloisi
Teele Awarate
Gaston Jeze
Rescue To Dixie Passengers Under Harsh Seas
Miami dispatches report rescue ships poised to evacuate 372 passengers aboard the Dixie trapped on French Reef. Lifeboats swung from Platano and other craft as seas remained rough and dangers to crew and vessels persisted. Captain Mic Gann and Carrabassett crew endured heavy seas with damage to the wheelhouse and injuries aboard.
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Dixie
French Reef
W. H. Deperman
United Fruit
Depperman
Peop
Gatun
Simon
Here
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
John MicGann
Claude Simmons
Flatano
County Voters to Decide Free Fair Question
Pontotoc county voters will face a local question at the September 24 election alongside state issues. They’ll decide a one mill levy for two years to fund a free fair fund and select the site from Ada Allen or Roff. The fund aims to secure grounds and maintain them for a permanent county fair.
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Pontotoc County
Fittstown
Board of
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Ada
Allen
Roff
Free Fair Association
Bricker to headline Oklahoma grass roots rally Monday
Oklahoma City bulletin reports Republican leaders announced attorney general John W. Bricker of Ohio would be the principal speaker at a grass roots Republican rally on Monday.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
Cal Hinton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Roy
Confederacy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rescue ships take 164 of Dixie's list amid seas and rain
Miami report says rising seas and rain halted rescue of Dixie passengers after the Morgan liner ran aground on a French reef. Of 1464 on board, 84 saved, with 110 passengers and 54 crew moved to six other ships before transfers paused. Purser V J Slovin and Father F A Wekmann were first to board a rescue cutter.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Dixie
French Reef
H. S. Hebble
Morgan Line
New York
Hebble
V. J. Slovin
The
F. A. Wekmann
San Diego
Calif
Coast Guard
Former Ada Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Charge
Virgil Etchieson, ex Ada policeman now living at Rofs, pleads not guilty to a charge of possessing illicit intoxicating liquor. County Judge John Boyce McKeel sets a $500 bond and he is released to await trial likely at the next county court term after officers found about four gallons of illicit alcohol at his Rofs residence.
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Virgil Etchieson
Ada
Rofs
John Boyce McKeel
Etchieson
Etchinson
Infant Born With Two Teeth In New Jersey
Marie Dorothy Langschulz, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Langschultz of Bergenfield New Jersey, arrived with two teeth at birth. Dr. John M. Kolb, the attending physician, noted the unusual trait.
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Bergenfield
N. J
Marie Dorothy Langschulz
William Langschultz
John M. Kolb
Governor Grants Clemency with Broad Paroles at Stonewall Bank Case
Oklahoma Governor E W Marland freed or paroled multiple inmates in a clemency move for 56 prisoners. Paroles include Jack Johnson for 1928 Stonewall bank robbery and Sam Coker for 1924 Shidler robbery. Annie Howse, Sam Littledeer, and H H Rape also released. paroles revoked for Finley Porter and Lloyd Bourbonnaise.
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E. W. Marland
McAlester Penitentiary
Roy Kenny
Jack Johnson
First National Bank
Stonewall
Sam Coker
Shidler
Annie Howse
Altus
Thurman Fitzgerald
Jackson County
Sam Littledeer
Adair County
H. H. Rape
Oklahoma County
Finley Porter
Lloyd Bourbonnaise
Okmulgee County
Epidemic Of Crickets Is Serious Here
The Ada city outbreak fills sidewalks with crickets and disrupts daily life. Merchants seek relief as people flee the relentless chirping while local merchants discuss ways to cope with the nuisance. In Miami reports a separate rescue effort unfolds as the Dixie liner rides out squally weather and high seas off the coast of France.
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Ada
Fitts
Dickens
Cricket Heaven
Kk. W. Sundstrom
Dixie
Saii
Dopperman
Joseph Haggerty
Nassenwer
Morgan Tine
New York
Haggerty
Greatest returns for the amount invested
A brisk ad item touts high yields from smart investments with emphasis on value and steady growth. It promotes opportunities for readers to maximize returns through carefully chosen financial moves and strong market indicators.
Storm damage in Florida camps leaves 200 veterans dead
Red Cross estimates at least 200 World War veterans at Florida FERA camps killed by the hurricane. Leonard K. Thompson reports 100 bodies recovered and relief caravans pushing south to reach camps as authorities evacuate Camp One area.
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Washington
Red Cross
FERA
Florida
Leonard K. Thompson
Miami
Thompson
Lower Metacumbe Key
Cary J. Grayson
Oklahoma Legion Delegates Set for National Convention
Oklahoma American Legion delegates prepared to attend the national convention in St Louis September 25 26 to push a resolution for immediate payment of adjusted service certificates at face value with cancelled accrued interest and refunded interest Elmer Fraker was elected department commander W G Stigler defeated Jack Porter Tulsa for national executive chairman Tulsa chosen for 1936 convention Mrs Robert Shore Ardmore state president American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Hope Reed Vinita first vice president Official convention registration reached 3668.
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Oklahoma American Legion
St. Louis
Elmer Fraker
Chickasha
W. G. Stigler
Stigler
Jack Porter
Tulsa
Robert Shore
Ardmore
American Legion Auxiliary
Hope Reed
Vinita
Ada Sees Large 18 Home Development Near City Limits
Ada reports a major new housing development along Stockton Avenue extending to King's Road, outside city bounds but adjoining Ada. John W. Horn of Chickasha handles the project on part of the Coffman property with plans for 18 brick veneer homes with two car garages, three homes per group, minimum six rooms each.
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Ada
Stockton Avenue
Twenty-third Street
King’s Road
John W. Horn
Chickasha
Coffman
Injunction Granted Over Stonewall Grist Mill Plan
A permanent injunction restrains C. H. Stone and associates from building a grist mill in a Stonewall residential zone. Judge Tal Crawford denied lifting the restraining order, noting available alternate sites and local property owners’ interests. Separate actions trial to resume in September.
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Zower
Stonewall
Tal Crawford
Stone
W. H. Letteer
Wesley Chaddwick
Ada
Crawford
H. H. Edwards
Wewoka
oil pool potential study shows 485535 barrels daily in Fitts field
As of August 27 the John Fitts oil pool potential stood at 485535 barrels per day with possible gains from ongoing completions. Oklahoma City declines and other Class C fields remain defined while Fitts rises after recent completions. Other wells in the region report varying production and drilling activity across sections near Centrahoma Ada and Moore.
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Oklahoma City
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Simpson
Amerada
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Harry Blackstock
J. Lewis
Jesse
McCarthy
Hunton
Thompson
Centrahoma
Ada
Oklahoma City Votes for Bonds on Civic Center Plan
Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County voters approved 1.788 million dollars in bonds for a civic center including a new city hall courthouse and auditorium. The Public Works Administration will provide the remainder of the funds.
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Oklahoma County
Public Works Administration
Governor files suit to extradite Bill Johnson to Tulsa
Oklahoma Governor E. W. Marlands challenged an extradition order to bring Bill Johnson from Missoula Montana to Tulsa County. Johnson is charged with passing a forged instrument.
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Oklahoma City
E. W
FRA names state director and assistant in Oklahoma
P D P Trent regional director of the Federal Rehabilitation Administration says E A Kissick Delaware county agent is named state director with W E West Durant Bryan county agent chosen as Kissick s assistant.
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D. P. Trent
Stillwater
Federal Resettlement Administration
E. A. Kissick
Delaware County
FRA
Trent
W. E. West
Durant
Bryan County
Kissick
Morgenthau Seeks European Pleaasure Trip With Family
Secretary Morgenthau aims for a full European outing after Hyde Park talks with President Roosevelt. Plans float a Lisbon Portugal–Spain tour with his family to discuss possible stabilization of international exchange, though details remain undecided.
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Morgenthau
Europe
Treasury
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Portugal
Spain
Murder charge pleads innocent in nightclub shooting
Miami police report 24 year old Fisk, a picker bartender, arraigned on murder charges in the death of 24 year old Jimmy England a Cardin Indian. Fisk is jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing set for September 25 after the fatal shooting at a car near a Commerce district nightclub Sunday night.
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Miami
Fisk
Jimmy England
England
Commerce
Police nab women betting on horses in Philadelphia parlor
Women were arrested after being found betting on horse races inside a Philadelphia beauty parlor. The incident drew attention to gambling in public spaces and highlighted concerns about sensational entertainment in urban areas.
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Philadelphia
New York
League
Ada Police Dept Sees Normal Month Despite Drunkard Deluge
August yielded 281 arrests in Ada city, with 121 drunks leading the docket. Investigation totals reached 55, traffic violations 44, and other counts included disturbances 15, fighting 14, gambling 12, liquor possession 10, larceny 6, and two attempted car thefts. September began quietly but the day wore on with additional drunks and minor charges.
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Ada Police Department
Oklahoma Sets First Steps in 5.66 Million Highway Plan
Oklahoma state officials moved toward actual construction in the 5 658 089 federal state highway program. The first project will be submitted for federal approval within days and construction is expected to start within weeks. Bids will be advertised immediately per Scott Ferris.
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State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
C. E. Swain
van T. Moon
Moon
bLida
Scott Ferris
Highway Commission
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