Oklahoma Democrats chart new course under Marland
Oklahoma Democrats at a state convention welcomed Governor candidate F E Marland as leader. The platform pledges full cooperation with Roosevelt policies and aims for subsistence homesteads unemployment insurance old age pensions and broad relief. Senator Gore and Senator Thomas praised Roosevelt while Anglin voiced strong support for Marland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Hurst
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
F E. W. Marland
Marland
Roosevelt
Murray
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Thomas P. Gore
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
Franklin D Roosevelt
Gore
Tom Anglin
Matland
W. B. Pine
Anglin
Pine
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Transients Strain Local FERA Office With Food and Gasoline Needs
Local FERA workers face time loss as transients seek food or gasoline, despite no regulation allowing relief. Personnel must explain there is nothing available, extending the effort and delaying regular duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Purloined News Items
Mrs. Sally Lawless moved to Mill Creek to live with her daughter Mrs. O L Dudley. Government rain gauger Merrill reports two recent rains totaling 3.16 inches. August 24 25 marked a 41 year reunion for Mr and Mrs W G Draper now in Tishomingo, former pioneer teachers of Indian Territory days who earned A B from Southeastern State Teachers College Durant and run a book store and insurance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Lawless
Mill Creek
O. L. Dudley
Merrill
W. G. Draper
Maine Votes Democratic Sweep in Governor and Congress
In Maine, voters elected Gov. Louis J. Brann and two Democratic congressmen, signaling rejection of Republican anti Roosevelt policies. Senator Hale held a slim lead over Democrat DuBord, while Beedy trailed Hamlin in the first district and Moran won in the second. Utterback and Brewster contested the third district as ticket splitting rose. Portland backed Brann, reversing a previous loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
United States
Louis J. Brann
Alfred K. Ames
Brann
Ames
Hale
Frederick Hale
Senate
F. Harold DuBord
DuBord
Carroll L. Beedy
Roosevelt
Simon Hamlin
South Portland
Atterback
Ralph O. Brewster
John G. Utterback
Brewster
Utterback
National House
Machias
Disaster In Brief: Morro Castle Fire Off New Jersey Coast
The Morro Castle, a 11 620 ton Turbo electric liner of the Ward Line bound Havana to New York with 318 travelers and 240 crew, caught fire at 3 15 p m EST miles off Asbury Park. Captain Robert Willmott died of a heart attack. Chief Officer Warms led the ship as the blaze spread. Survivors were landed at New Jersey points and New York. many bodies washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castile
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Navigation Company
Ward Line
Havana
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Asbury Park
New Jersey
New York City
Robert Willmott
W. F. Warms
Germans Hear Hitler Declare Labor Camp Citizenship Rule
In Nurnberg Hitler told 52,000 labor camp youths that no German may become a voting citizen without serving in a Nazi labor camp. Constantin Hierl announced 180,600 labor camp youths nationwide stood at attention as the pageant honored World War II dead. The crowd marched to Adolf Hitlerplatz as the leader toured the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Zeppelin Meadow
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Constantin Hierl
Miller Suffers Serious Injury at Bevee Oil Field
Blackie Lee a Grifler for Loyal Drilling Corp sustained serious injuries at the No 1 Barnes site in 21 4 5 Bevee oil field while jacking up a tank. The tank slipped striking his knee and driving bones of his left leg into the groin fracturing both bones. He was taken to Suggs clinic in Ada in serious condition. He recently came to Ada from Kilgore Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Co
Blackie
Lee
Grifler
Loyal Drilling Company
Barnes
Bevee
Suggs Clinic
Ada
Kilgore
Texas
Psychology of Politics study finds Roosevelt aligned with voters
Howard Blakeslee reports a Yale led study of 8 419 voters across 35 states showing Roosevelt's administration largely matched 1932 electorate wishes. It notes major policy misalignments on federal spending dry state liquor control and direct relief to individuals while highlighting leadership in veteran compensation and public ownership of power plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
American Psychological Association
Samuel P. Hayes, Jr
Mt. *Olyoke College
Yale University
Supreme Court issues about thirty opinions at term
Oklahoma City report shows the supreme court closed its summer vacation with around thirty opinions. Rulings include writs of prohibition granted, reversals and affirmations on in for mation cases, damages, land and estate disputes, and tax matters across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
First National Bank of
Seminole
George H. Henshaw
Henshaw
Middle States Casualty Insurance Company
W. D. Collins
J. H. Holland
Bryan County
L. J. Hudson
J. H. Moore
Kiowa County
Hobart Board of Education
Graves Farm Loan Investment Company Et al
H. M. Vance
Cherokee County
State
R. C. Jones and Company
Payne County
Janet Moore
Anna Grimes
Okmulgee County
Great American Life Insurance Company of
Hutchinson
Kas
Edna Love
McClain County
Hill Brothers
L. A. Pierce
LeFlore County
B. E. Hagler
Susan Breeze
Oklahoma County
Claud Wallace
P. R. Crowley
Atoka County
Security Bank
an@ Trust company et al
Norton- Johnson
Buick Motor Company
H. A. Johnson
Noble County
Western Light and Power Corporation
State Board of Equalization
First National Bank of Sayre
E. M. Sanders
Beckham County
Louise P. Appe
Henry Law
Blaine County
Joe Long
O. H. Higgins
Pittsburgh United Corporation
George R. Beeler, Jr
Stephens County
Cc. E. Dawson
E. W. Coppock
Ottawa County
Champlin Refining Company
Lydia M. Brooks
Garfield County
H. F. Wilcox Oil and Gas Co
Corporation Commission
Leaders Comment On Maine Result
Washington reports show Republican Chairman Fletcher calling for intensified efforts after Maine returns. Senator Hale and Brewster victory cited. Farley expresses satisfaction with Democratic performance and warns the bill will be paid by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Maine
Farley
Mane
Democratic National Organization
Republican National Organization
Roosevelt
Hale
Brewster
Fleming Sues Gypsy Oil Firm Over Husband Death
Mrs Lena Fleming of Vamoosa sues H F Wheeler and Gypsy Oil for 36000 damages in the death of her husband Adam Fleming who was killed in a Gypsy Oil car crash driven by Wheeler. Also notes Shawnee hospital update on lawyer Jay Huffman and a poultry life expectancy query from J D Stokes about a Bantam rooster hatched August 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Fleming
Vamoosa
H. F. Wheeler
Gypsy Oil Company
Adam Fleming
Wheeler
J. D. Stokes
Fairview
Stokes
Parsons
Death of Hughes county farmer L L Rayborn at 66
L L Rayborn a Hughes county farmer died at his home east of Atwood Saturday at 1 pm from a heart attack. He was 66. Also reported are two separate incidents of armed robbery near Calvin and Holdenville with four bandits taking a 1934 Ford coupe driven by Leo J. McMakin and $20 plus valuables. They fled in a 1933 Ford coach and were believed to have carried a machine gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Rayborn
Hughes County
Atwood
Leo J. McMakin
Ben Kimbro
Holdenville
Calvin
Enville
McAlester
McMakin
Self Family Relocates to Ada Home Purchase
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Self and their children left Thursday for Ada to reside in a new home at 726 East 15th. Coalgate expresses regret at losing these good residents but wishes them well in their new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Self
Ada
East 15Th
Coalgate
Morgan Leads Texas League As Batsman in 1934 Pennant Race
William Ruggles, head of the Texas League statistics bureau, announced the top hitters for the 1934 pennant chase. Chester Morgan of San Antonio led with the league’s best average, followed by Alex Hooks of Tulsa and Beau Bell of Galveston. Official averages listed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
William Ruggles
Texas League Baseball Statistical Bureau
Chester Morgan
San Antonio
Alex Hooks
Tulsa
Beau Bell
Galveston
Oklahoma highway program approved and awaiting letter
Oklahoma City September 12 telegraphic approval of the state 4.6 million dollar highway construction program was received by the state highway commission. Details of the federal aid plan were withheld pending a formal approval letter from Federal District Engineer C F E Swain Fort Worth. Eighty four projects in 59 counties are included with first contract letting likely in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
C. F E. Swain
Fort Worth
H. N. Arnold
State Commission
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad highlights value and investment efficiency by promoting goods or services offering high returns for cost. Emphasizes affordable options and practical value for readers seeking bargains and productive purchases in the market.
Chickasaw Called to Meet September 18 in Johnston County
Pi-Chickasaw Indians will hold their annual tribal meeting September 18 at Seeley Chapel near Connerville Johnston County. They will consider the Wheeler-Howard Indian bill and relief distribution proposals. Governor Douglas H. Johnson will report on tribal affairs in Oklahoma and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Seeley Chapel
Connerville
Johnston County
Douglas H. Johnson
Oklahoma
Washington
More Rain Falls in Pontotoc County
Rain came to Pontotoc County to replenish moisture lost during hot weeks. Ada recorded .22 inch by 6 am with more showers spreading through the morning. Lightning and thunder were heard overnight as early-morning rain began, and late plantings from August 22 are already producing early harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Ada
Roche Trails in Colorado Governor Race As Ballots Count
Miss Josephine Roche steadily trailed in a hard fought campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor. Gov Ed C Johnson led by about eight thousand votes with most precincts reported, while Roche refused to concede though early tallies favored Johnson. The reported counts showed Johnson around 61,940 to Roche's 53,315.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Josephine Roche
Democratic Party
Ed C. Johnson
Four Indicted in Fort Smith Counterfeiting Ring
Fort Smith Ark September 12 two secret indictments returned by the federal grand jury disclosed an alleged counterfeiting ring active in June and July. Richard B. Jones Bruce M Brady James Ford and Lillie Johnson named as defendants. Jones Brady and Ford held. Johnson jailed in McAlester awaiting transfer for trial.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Federal Grand Jury
Richard B. Jones
Bruce M. Brady
James Ford
Lillie Johnson
Jones
Brady
Ford
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma Pecan Growers Split Over Best Paper Shell Varieties
A survey by D C Mooring of the A and M College gathers 121 responses from Oklahoma pecan growers. The poll shows sharp divisions with twelve varieties receiving votes for first place and many more for lower ranks, led by the Stuart pecan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Maker
Oklahoma
Success
Williamson
D. C. Mooring
A. & M. College
Mooring
Winter Pasture and Cover Crops Urged in Oklahoma
Winter pasture and cover crops offer soil saving moisture conservation and livestock feed, said Dr. N. E. Winters, regional Soil Erosion Service director. On the Stillwater creek project spanning 180000 acres in Payne Noble and Logan counties, Austrian winter peas hairy vetch wheat oats and other erosion resistant crops are widely used with over 50000 pounds of seed planned for planting this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
N. E. Winters
Soil Erosion Service
Agronomy Department of
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwater Creek
Payne, Noble
Logan
Winter crops urged for fall growth by soil erosion service
Doctor Winters urges farmers cooperating with the soil erosion service to sow winter crops at once on well prepared seed beds so they gain fall growth and become valuable for use as winter pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Erosion Service
Doctor Winters
Oklahoma ex-congressman Herrick sighted in Oregon gold quest
Former Oklahoma congressman Manuel T. Herrick, noted for targeting beauty contests in his 1920 campaign, reappears in Oregon as a rumored gold prospector in Galice. An inquiry from Ralph E. King seeks Herrick’s photograph to settle miners’ dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Manuel T. Herrick
Oklahoma
Oregon
Two Amendments Plated On Ballot
November general election ballots will carry two proposed constitutional amendments. One would empower the legislature to authorize cities to pension police officers and the other would require public service corporations to obtain the commission consent before consolidating with or purchasing the stock property or franchise of a competing or parallel line. The state election board ordered the amendments placed on ballots yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
State Election Board
Very Much Improved After Taking Cardui
Mrs W A Sewell Sr of Waco Texas reports cramping, chills, and bedrest before Cardui. She credits Cardui with marked improvement and says she can recover and share Cardui with others. Thousands testify to Cardui benefits though medical advice is advised if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
W. A. Sewell
Waco
Texas
Cardus
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Harmony
Liberal
Anglia
Kirkbride
Alva
Bob Kirkbride
Marszin
The
Sie
Market Square
Adolf Hitlerplatz
Mller
Tank
B. C. Lee
Psychology of Politics
Alice Mae Gilbert
William Gaines
Grady County
J. J. W. Standard
JC. Fisher
Pottawatomie County
T. H. Campbell Jr
Tulsa County
William A. Burgess
Cora B. Ward
Devonian Oil Corporation
E. E. Hurt
County
C. B. Holmes
A. B. Chadwell
Gladys H. Smart
T. J. Billings
H. P. Moffitt
C. A. Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Stillwater State Bankhead Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Moffitt
State Board
Congress
Hkonawa
Jay C. Huffman
Shawnee
Allen
Morgan
Oklahoma Highway Program
Miss Roghe
Jonusen
Roche
Stuart Pecan
Manuel Herrick
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