Marland Champions New Deal at Democratic Convention
Oklahoma City, Sept. 19. Congressman E. W. Marland urged a full Oklahoma delegation to back President Roosevelt and a New Deal, criticizing Republican policy and the money power. He blamed 12 years of Republican rule for high living costs and pledged deflation of overexpanded credit, boosted production, and an honest dollar.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
Roosevelt
E. W. Marland
Herding
Coolidge
Hoover
Marland
Republican’ Party
Seores
Wall Street
Morgans
Mellons
Mitchel and Mills
Money Trust
New York
Four Hundred
Republican Party
Wilson
Republican Parti
Middle West
Southwest
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bank robber fugitive Aubrey Ansell captured near Rush Springs
Aubrey Ansell known as Red was arrested six miles southeast of Rush Springs after a raid by federal and county officers. He faced a federal fugitive charge and was ordered held in Muskogee. Simon Scott of Duncan, alleged to have aided, was charged with harboring a fugitive. Bond set at $10,000.
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Chickasha
Aubrey
Red) Ansell
Kingfisher
Rush Springs
United States
Howard Cabeen
Western District
Muskogee
Ansell
Hartshorne
Simon Scott
Duncan
Jack Shaw
Oil Production Continues Drop Across States
Oklahoma crude oil output fell nearly 44 000 barrels while California rose, leaving the United States total down 18 072 barrels for the week ending September 8. Oklahoma dropped from 460 550 to 416 910 barrels. California rose from 460 000 to 502 600. Texas eased to 1 091 411 barrels as East Texas gained slightly. Kansas fell to 120 900 barrels. The Oil and Gas Journal provided the estimates.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
California
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma City
West
North Central
Texas Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Southwest
North
Louisiana
Arkansas
Eastern
Michigan
Rocky Mountain Area
U. S
Quick Arrest of Red Ansell Near Marlow
Local officers acting on a hot tip chased six miles northeast of Marlow and captured Red Ansell, a wanted bank robber. The arrest team included Allen Stanfield U.S. deputy marshal Sheriff Clyde Kaiser and Deputies Shockley Jones and Rains, along with Simon Scott Rose Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. Ansell is described as a Pototoc native by the sheriff’s office.
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Marlow
Red” Ansell
Allen Stanfield
U.S
Clyde Kaiser
Charley Shockley
Alvis Jones
Raymond Rains
Simon Scott
Rose Scott
Jack Jones
Ansell
Sheriff's Office
Pontotoc County
Shawnee Scene of Triple Tragedy
In Shawnee a mother her husband and his twin brother died in a crowded Shawnee center shooting. Col McDaniels allegedly shot his wife in a family quarrel then killed himself. his twin Col MecDaniels then fired a final shot into his brother's wife before killing himself. A small son and daughter survive. Com McDaniels was unmarried.
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Shawnee
Col. McDaniels
Col. MecDaniels
Boss Craig of Stratford Hurt In Car Accident
Boss Craig of Stratford was treated at Ada hospital Tuesday night after a collision on S H 19 east of the Sandy Creek bridge. Lester Holland and Raymond Jones were unhurt. Craig left the hospital this morning with injuries to an arm and head.
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Boss Craig
Stratford
Ada Hospital
Raymond Jones
Sandy Creek
S. H
Lester Holland
Craig
Jones
Hill Urges More Farm Ponds for Oklahoma
County Agent J B Hill argues a good pond on every farm boosts stock water and resilience. Oklahoma extension engineer W H McPheters notes ponds already paid for themselves this season and laments more are needed to prevent shortages and aid gardens and families.
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J. B. Hill
Oklahoma
W. H. McPheters
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Oklahoma A
M. College
McPheters
Mountaineer
Oklahoma issues financial report details 1933 34 fiscal year
Oklahoma City reports state receipts totaling 114 462 918 for 1933 34 with a June balance of 26 947 541 up from 18 041 792 in 1933. A deficit of at least 15 million is anticipated by year end. Total bonded indebtedness stands at 13 189 100 as county deposits boosted receipts and much money passed through the depository.
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Oklahoma
City
Ray O. Weems
Weems
Eason Oilers Win Candlot Tourney in Thriller
Oklahoma City report detail the Eason Oilers winning the three game sandlot series finale against the Wilcox Oilers. Benson drove in the only run in the last half of the ninth to seal the victory as Nantz and the Enid Indian pitcher Hal Nantz held strong despite nine strikeouts by the Enid ace.
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Oklahoma City
Ringes
Eason Oilers
Enid
Oklahoma
Easons
Benson
Wilcox Oilers
Milt Perry
Herman Coldier
Cecil Bash
Eason
Oklahoma Rain Totals Boost Seasonal Mix Across State
Heavy downpours drenched central and northern Oklahoma with up to 2.95 inches in Oklahoma City and 24.05 inches for the year, 1.17 inches above normal. Damage reached $50,000 at Frederick industrial structures. hail hit the Panhandle while cities from Sayre to Tulsa logged multiple rainfall readings.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frederick
Panhandle
Sayre
Enid
Wewoka
Newkirk
Powca City
Ardmore
Ada
Muskogee
Miami
Tulsa
Guthrie
Cottonwood
Seward
Chickasha
Line Creek
Kimes Parole Request Moves Slowly in Oklahoma
Nellie Kimes asks for a parole for George Kimes the Oklahoma outlaw. Pardon and parole officer Cutler says he did not refer the matter to Governor Murray citing insufficient clemency grounds. Kimes serves 25 years for deputy sheriff killing. his brother Matt is jailed long-term.
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Oklahoma City
George Kimes
Oklahoma
Nellie
C. E. B. Cutler
Murray
Kimes
Matt
Two Killed One Injured In Dallas Wreck
An early morning auto crash in Dallas left two white women dead, a white male car occupant fatally injured, and four negro passengers seriously hurt in another vehicle. W. E. Routt of California Baker Oil Tools, Inc., driver of the white women’s car, was hospitalized and not expected to survive. C. E. Whitney, also with California Baker Oil Tools, Inc., had separated from Routt and the women before the collision near a street intersection. Whitney said he did not know the women’s names. One woman died when the white car struck a tree after colliding with the other vehicle.
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Dallas
W. E. Routt
California
Baker Oil Tools, Inc
C. E. Whiteney
Los Angeles
California Baker Oil Tools, Inc
Routt
Whitney
Names To Be Picked Up For Old Fines In Ada
Ada police chief Somer Jones announces a list of 82 men to be arrested for non payment of old fines. Many names repeat as some failed to appear or worked part of fines and left. Police will arrest or compel them to pay or finish work, often catching them during routine duties around Ada.
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Somer Jones
Ada
Lament of The Sheriff
A night call wakes the sheriff to a robbery. He questions suspects across counties and narrows the search. The victim wavers about testifying and the case collapses as the sheriff recalls hours of toil and wear on his car.
Trapping Sullen Suspects Catches Sharp Attorney’s Eye
The court drifts through a grim scene as a lawyer contemplates the endless tricks of human nature while weighing methods to trap stolid suspects. His reflection underscores the persistent challenge of justice in a murky moral landscape.
Fugitives recaptured after Texas gun battle near Edgewood
Two of three Tecumseh Oklahoma escapees surrendered after a machine gun exchange with East Texas officers at a farm near Edgewood. Millard Bunch wounded earlier and Deputy Burnett were taken to a hospital. Benton Davis led the capture and Malloy Kuykendall was jailed in Canton. Leonard Blair remains at large.
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Dallas
Tecumseh
Okla
Edgewood
Texas
Millard Bunch
Oklahoma
Burnett
Benton Davis
Grayson County
Malloy Kuykendall
Bunch
Canton
Tex
East Texas
Leonard Blair
Davis
Sherman
Hardy Thomas
Edgewod
Thomas
Kuykendall
Red River
Rayburn Seeks House Speakership After Rainey Death
Washington Sep 6 Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas said he expects to be the next speaker of the house succeeding the late Henry T. Rainey. He returns to Washington to open his campaign and will not run unless he believes he can win facing five Democratic opponents including Joseph W Burns Bankhead Rankin Green and Sabath in a party race.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Henry T. Rainey
Rayburn
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Bankhead
Alabama
Rankin
Mississippi
Green
Florida
Sabath
Illinois
Henry Boren Leaves Fort Sill Hospital
Henry Boren brother of Lyle Boren and Wolf school principal was released from Fort Sill hospital after 53 days following an appendicitis operation. He will return to duty with the CCC camp at Ada where he served as camp supply sergeant. Lyle Boren and John M. Virden went to Fort Sill to bring him home once doctors announced his release.
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Henry Boren
Lyle Boren
Wolf
Congress
Fort Sill
Boren
Ada
John M. Virden
Wintersmith park work near Ada discussed by CCC official
H H Cornell, CCC inspector, told Ada’s Chamber of Commerce the Oklahoma camps will drop from eight to seven and that state or national parks policy will end municipal park activity. He said Wintersmith park work will finish before moving the camp and urged including Byrds Mill in a future state park system. Tulsa chamber will visit Ada around the 20th with Huddleston Hatcher and Kelly coordinating.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Cornell
CCC
Oklahoma
Cornell
Ada
Wittersmith Park
Wintersmith Park
Byrds Mill
COC
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Huddleston
Oscar Hatcher
T. G. Kelly
Ada property tax levy reduced sharply for 1934 35
Ada residents will see a substantial tax cut in 1934 35 with total Ada levy set at 48.913 mills down from 58.369 mills last year a decrease of 9.456 mills or 9 456 per 1000 valuation. The city leads the reduction with the general fund dropping to .632 mill and sinking fund to 23.423 mills aided by a 16854 40 cash surplus from last year and delinquent tax payments. County and district levies also fall slightly while School District 19 cuts general fund to 10.705 mills and sinking fund to 5.244 mills.
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Ada
Albert Chamberlain
Chamberlain
County Excise Board
Ada City
Pentotoc County
General Fund
Sinking Fund
Eee Nee
Ada City General Fund
We Ee Nwee
County General Fund
Eenee
Ee Eterno Ae
Murray Loan Fund to Aid Oklahoma Students
The William H. Murray educational foundation will issue its first fall loans to assist worthy students. It plans $10 000 for this year with loans up to 200 each. Applications are open to students in any Oklahoma school. Governor Murray formed the fund last April with officials and educators pledging 100 each, growing to a hoped 100000 in two years.
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Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Murray
Farmer Union Chief Breaks With Governor in Oklahoma City
Governor Murray and Farmers' union president Tom Cheek clash over policies and alleged mud slinging. Cheek condemns criticism in the Blue Valley Farmer of union opposition to the gasoline tax diversion law.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Tom Cheek
Farmers’ Union
Cheek
Oklahoma Union Farmer
Blue Valley Farmer
Oklahoma Anti-Saloon League Drops 3.2 Beer Repeal Drive
Oklahoma City September 12 The Oklahoma Anti-Saloon League says its campaign to place a November repeal vote on the 3.2 beer law is ended after failing to file the 57 000 signatures by the deadline. Superintendent W J Losinger noted petitions continue arriving in hundreds from supporters.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Anti-Saloon League
W. J. Losinger
Suscarnatiee
Creek election protested. Canard challenged as principal chief
Election protest filed over the Creek principal chief race to Washington authorities. The Snake faction claims illegality in Roley C. Canard of Wetumka’s victory. W. A. Sapulpa of Bald Hill ranked second in the balloting and was named second chief at the tribal meeting.
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Creek In Action
Roley Canard
Wetumka
Okmulgee
Roley C. Canard
Washinston
W. A. Sapulpa
Bald Hill
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East Central State Teachers College
Little Theatre Organization
Henryetta
East Central
Hill
Oklahoma Issues Financial Report
Winn Candlot Tourney
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Caer
Tecumseh Jail
Fort Sill Hospital
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Farmer Union
ADA Seed CO
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