Americans Inc forms to back Roosevelt program in national drive
Washington reports the launch of a new nonpartisan group Americans Inc incl Senators McKellar and Below with Democrat Isabella Greenway and others. It backs the Roosevelt recovery program and plans educational material while insisting it is not a rival to the Liberty League.
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Washington
Americans, Inc
Senators McKellar
D-Tenn
D-Sc
American Liberty League
J. M. Griffin
Associated Press
Liberty League
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
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Roosevelt
Steagall
Alabama
S[randolph
West Virginia
United States
America
Market Quotation Highlights for Cattle and Sheep
Prices range from 2.00 to 6.00 for cows feeders and stockers with good to choice quality. Sheep trade shows 5 000 head overall with top native lambs at 6.25 and yearling wethers 4.00 to 5.75. Quotations based on ewes and wethers.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Market recap Oklahoma City Kansas City and New York cotton
Oklahoma City reports cattle and hog prices with government cattle actions and mixed demand. Kansas City shows slow hog trading and steady to easier cattle with drought effects. New York cotton rises on labor trouble fears with December futures around 13.25 and overall gains. The market notes available supplies, prices and bids across livestock and fiber sectors.
Poultry prices steady across markets in Chicago report
Live poultry prices in Chicago on September five show steady ranges. Hens and leghorn hens trend around 10 to 17 cents per pound with various fowl types listed, including rock fryers, colored birds, rock springs, barebacks, roosters, turkeys, ducks and geese with mixed midrange values.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Potatoes See Mixed U.S. Shipments and Prices
U S Department of Agriculture reports Sept 5 in Chicago with 28 potato on track 174 total U S shipments 399 Wisconsin stock stronger other stock steady moderate supplies demand and trading light Wisconsin cobblers U S No 1 1 25 50 Idaho russets U S No 1 1 75 90 combination grade 1 45.
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Chicago
U. S
Wheat market rises on Chicago strength and supply hints
In Chicago on September 5 the wheat market moved higher by over two cents a bushel as traders priced in strong demand. Word circulated of forthcoming large wheat shipments from Chicago and a predicted sharp drop in the US visible supply next Monday ahead of the trade.
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Chicago
United States
Wheat and Corn Futures Close Higher on Mixed Grain Board
Wheat posted gains near the day’s highs with Dec futures up to 1.06 and 1-8, corn up 5-8 to 1 1-2, Dec new at 80 5-8 to 3-4, oats rising 1 1-8 to 1 7-8, and provisions advancing 5 to 17 cents as the market firmed.
Chicago Grain Prices And Ranges Report
Chicago on September 5 reports wheat with No 2 red at 3.04 to 3.04 1. No red 1.04 to 1.04 1 2. No 3 red around 1.02 1 4. No 1 yellow 81 to 81 1 4. No 2 yellow 81 to 81 1 4. No 1 white 83 1 4 to 3 4. No 2 white 83. oats No 3 white 52 3 4 to 55. No 4 white heavy 54.
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Chicago
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans
Spot cotton finishes steady with a gain of 17 points. Sales reach 2,555 bales as middling prices hover around 13.30 to 13.75 cents. Receipts total 5,859 and stock stands at 584,999 bales.
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New Orleans
New York
Cotton futures close steady with small advances
New Orleans market reported cotton futures closing steady with net advances ranging from 15 to 18 points on September 5. The AP dispatch notes steady activity and modest gains across the session.
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New Orleans
Robbers take $100000 in Lake City bank heist
Three men abducted Palmetto Bank of Lake City president J. H. Carter and his wife from their home and bound the couple’s two children. They then robbed the bank of about $100,000 after entering Carter’s house at 8 15 a m, 45 minutes before opening.
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Lake City
S. C
Palmetto Bank
J. H. Carter
Carter
Atale
Jimmy
Five die in shotgun rampage over unpaid debt
Fulton Illinois September reports Frei Blink, 45, killed five people including debtor John Hamilton and wounded others after a share-farmed dispute. Blink shot at officer Frank Kustes, was wounded, then shot himself, with doctors saying he would recover. Victims included Harry Minje, Jennie Walter, Web Collier, Irene Corick, and Joseph Collier.
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Fulton
Til
Frei Blink
John Hamilton
Blink
Frank Kustes
Hamilton
Harry Minje
Belvideré
Ill
Jennie Walter
Sterling
Web Collier
Irene Corick
Les Moines
Walter
McCorrick
Minje
Collier
John Pack
Joseph Collier
Kustes
New Orleans Turmoil Deepens Huey Long Walmsley Standoff
In New Orleans early today shots rang near Huey P. Long's home amid a bitter battle with Mayor T Semmes Walmsley. National guardsmen and detectives reinforced front and rear guards as courts intervene in the political struggle and investigations shift from vice to finance.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walmsley
Long
Legislative Committee
Bank Robbery and Kidnap Raid Across State Line
Bank workers were bound and family menaced by three gunmen who robbed a Lake City bank then released the bankers and Mrs Carter near Lamar after taking cash from an unlocked vault. Police chase spans South Carolina and North Carolina as the car is sought.
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Carter
Fred Stalvey
Lake City
Stalvey
Lamar
Here
South Carolina
North Carolina
Harberson New Oklahoma Legion Commander
Cecil C. Harberson of Bartlesville was named the Oklahoma American Legion department commander at the convention in OK City. He urged vigorous enforcement of the group’s nonpartisan stance and urged members to remain alert on government affairs while continuing Legion activities and aiding disabled veterans.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma American Legion
Cecil C. Harberson
Bartlesville
McAlester
L. A. Curry
Carmen
Sgt
Earl Hill
Fort Sill
Milt Phillips
C. B. Dollarhide
Lola B. Chamberlin
Tulsa
Robert Short
Ardmore
Stella Smith
Muskogee
Marguerite Laine
Drumright
Dewitt Holden
Granite
M. D. Woodworth
Kingfisher
Harry Gildstrap
Harberson
Legion
FERA explains relief work aims at Ada joining in duties
Miss Margaret Wilbur outlines FERA functions at a Ada meeting describing relief rather than a work program. She notes FERA must certify eligibility before placement, trains social workers, and emphasizes local responsibility for indigent care while expanding training and coordination across nine counties.
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Margaret Wilbur
FERA
Ada
Miss Wilbur
Heavy drop in oil production across states
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a 42 086 barrel daily US crude oil output decline to 2 509 551 barrels, with California Oklahoma and Kansas leading drops while Texas and eastern regions rise. Also noted is a Criswell Funeral chapel service for a WeWoka resident with surviving family and Ada connections.
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Tulsa
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
East Texas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Oklahoma City
Seminole-St Louis
Lathrop
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Texas Panhandle
Southwest
State of
North
Louisiana
Pittman Carries Nevada Primary for Senate Seat
Senator Key Pittman won Nevada’s Democratic primary with 9,388 votes from 1252 of 246 precincts, defeating H R Cooke and Bob Moore. Pittman leads in the race for another term on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, facing George W Malone as his next opponent.
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Reno
Nev
Key Pittman
Nevada
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
H. R. Cooke
Bob Moore
Las Vegas
George W. Malone
The
American Legion
Ward School Faculty Assignments for 1934 35
The article lists faculty and principals for Washington Glenwood Irving Willard Hayes and their staff for the 1934 35 school year. It names A Floyd C W White Bonnie M Allen and others serving as teachers at each ward school. Also notes a closing remark about a baseball game comeback in the ninth inning.
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Washington
A. Floyd
Opal Qualls
Lucille Smith
Corinne Rice Stegall
Jewel Little
Laverne Warren
Eunice Johnson
Mary Curtis King
Mattie Lou Dixon
Nell Kearns Slater
J. C. Emmerson
Glenwood
C. W. White
Alpha Emry
Emma Hayley
Niecy Stokes
Lena Bethell
Gene Scales
Mildred Jeter
Jessie Fluty
Irving
Bonnie M. Allen
Louis Boswell
Ruby Rice
Vera Hudson
Edith E. Fuller
Minnie Butler
Wayne Wadlington
Wilma Chism
Ida Clark
Doris Pegg
Willard
Antoinette Daugherty
Parrie Britt
Ola Seawell
Kathryn Lewis
Oscar Cantwell
Lucie McCleary
Mae Bentley
Hayes
Jessie Bagley
Roba Holt
Ora Faust
Ann George
Howett Aldridge
Orville Hood
Velma Lee Grimes
Kathleen Grant
Largest Trusty Group Builds Oklahoma Sub Prison Farm
In Stringtown Oklahoma Governor Murray says 2500 convicts from McAlester form the largest trusty group in the nation constructing a 400000 state sub prison farm. They man a main building hospital 20 mile fence and a rail spur while tilling the fields under Joe Neely supervision.
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Charles C. Haslet
Associated Press
Stringtown
Okla
Oklahoma
William H. Murray
McAlester
Joe Neely
Murray
Tishomingo
Neely
Sam Brown
Mrs Roosevelt Aids Raid On Moonshine Still
A letter to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt led to the seizure of a moonshine distillery near Mundell Carroll county Arkansas officials said. Information passed to Fort Smith and Alcohol Control Administration agents raided the plant. John W Schnitzer and his son Frank were held for the grand jury.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mundell
Carroll County
Fort Smith
Alcohol Control Administration
John W. Schnitzer
Frank
FERA program notes eligibility for women on relief rolls
The county announces upcoming locations for aid zones where women have equal access under the FERA program. Women must be registered, investigated for needs, and certified eligible to obtain work, with relief rolls determining eligible workers.
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Social Service Department
FERA
Miss Wilbur
Mrs. Tima Smyth 59 Dies. Rites Planned at First Baptist
Mrs. Tima Smyth aged 59 died Thursday at 3 30 p m in a local hospital. Survived by husband Sam M Smyth one son N E Horton of Midwest Wyoming four daughters Mrs D F Horton Mrs J C Arnold of Marshall Ark Mrs C H Smyth and Mrs O R Smyth of Ada. Funeral services at First Baptist Church with Rev C C Morris officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge services time to be announced. Richard Sharp son of W E Sharp Ada died Saturday at Norman funeral services from unknown location.
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Tima Smyth
Sam M. Smyth
N. E. Horton
Midwest
Wyo
D. F. Horton
J. C. Arnold
Marshall, Ark
C. H. Smyth
O. R. Smyth
Ada
First Baptist Church
C. C. Morris
Memorial Park Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Death of Marvin Hulsey at 33 in Stonewall details
Marvin Hulsey aged 33 died at a local hospital at 9 p.m. Friday. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. from the Methodist church in Stonewall with Rev. Frank Cochran presiding. Burial followed in Stonewall cemetery, Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by his mother Mrs. Lucy Hulsey, seven brothers and four sisters.
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Marvin Hulsey
Methodist Church
Stonewall
Frank Cochran
Keith Funeral Chapel
Lucy Hulsey
Death of E. O. Livesay in Tupelo
Edgar Owen Livesay died Tuesday morning in Tupelo. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Keith Funeral Chapel. He is survived by his widow Irene Livesay two daughters Gladys King of Walters and Virginia Livesay of Tupelo and a son Owen Livesay of Tupelo.
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Edgar Owen Livesay
E. O. Livesay
Tupelo
Keith Funeral Chapel
Livesay
Irene Livesay
Gladys King
Walters
Virginia Livesay
Owen Livesay
Young Vogt Child Dies Near City
Jerry Vogt a small son of Mr and Mrs J P Vogt died at the family home near the brick plant south of the city early Wednesday morning Burial is set for Wednesday at 1 PM in Rosedale cemetery with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge He is survived by his parents and two brothers Kenneth and Lewis
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Jerry Vogt
J. P. Vogt
Rosedale
Keith Funeral Chapel
Jerry
Kenneth
Lewis
Funeral for Mrs. Addie May Gay in Pontotoc
Mrs. Addie May Gay, 51, died at her Hickory home at 3 a.m. Wednesday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Pontotoc Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by Mr. Gay, three sons, and two daughters.
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Addie May Gay
Hickory
Pontotoc
Criswell Funeral Home
Commission Takes HP Ginning Rates
Oklahoma City Sept 5 The cotton gin rates for the next year will likely be set by the corporation commissioners in a closed conference. M B Loutman the commission accountant and chief state witness declined to propose a new rate. At noon none of the 150 gin owners at the hearing suggested an increase. The supreme court on the application of the state cotton ginners association ruled current rates confiscatory and ordered a raise.
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Oklahoma
City
M. B. Loutman
Commission
Supreme Court
State Cotton Ginners Association
Believes Headache Due To Constipation
Mrs J A Hightower of Carthage Texas credits Thedford's Black-Draught for relief from frequent headaches tied to constipation. She reports extended relief after using the remedy, noting prior two to three day suffering is now avoided.
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Thedford
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