Oil production shows big drop across states
The Oil and Gas Journal reports a sharp declines in weekly U. S. oil output with Texas down to 986,467 barrels and East Texas down 166,558 barrels. Oklahoma rose to 564,640 barrels while California fell 22,000 barrels. total U. S. production fell to 2,482,356 barrels from 2,715,601.
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Tulsa
Texas
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
California
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
United States
Oklahoma City
East
Texae
North Louisiana
Gulf Coast Louisiana
Rocky Mountain Area
American Petroleum Institute
Journal
Washington
Russell Bros Circus to Exhibit in Ada This Week
The Russell Bros three ring circus brings a western show to Ada on Thursday September 28 with performances at 2 and 8 p.m. The act uses water proof tents and its own electric light plant and emphasizes high class entertainment without offense.
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Ada
Russell Bros
Big Three Ring Circus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Missouri
Russell
New Mexico Votes to Repeal Prohibition and Bone-Dry Law
New Mexico voters approve repeal of the dry law by a two to one margin in a special election. The state also abolishes the 15 year old bone dry statute and imposes a 20 mill property tax limit. Curry and Roosevelt counties vote against repeal.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Curry
Roosevelt
George W. Hammond
New Mexico Anti-Saloon League
Idaho
Boise
Utah
Latah County
The
State University
Panhandle
Coeur D'Alene Minine
Pocatello
Oklahoma City Debates 70-30 Project Sharing Under 18th Amendment
A letter from Governor Murray to Thomas discusses a proposed 70 percent federal and 30 percent local funding split for public works. He would not oppose participation where bonded debt limits are not exceeded, amid concerns cities and counties may overextend debt. The fund is running short and questions about price spreads across crude, refinery, and retail oil, along with production figures, are noted.
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Thomas
Murray
Oklahoma
Prices, Policy Delays Trace Oil Flows in Midcontinent
Tulsa dispatch reports federal delay in fixing crude oil and derivative prices. Secretary Ickes has no firm plan but studies a price fix program, with state output allocations under review. Output shifts show declines in California and Texas, while Midcontinent producers enjoy modest gains over recent months amid NRA echoes.
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Tulsa
Ickes
Texas Independent Refiners Association
OBrien Wins Tammany Mayoral Nomination in Democratic Primary
Mayor John P. OBrien won the Democratic primary for New York mayor, defeating Loring M. Black and Jerome G. Ambro by about 320 1. Black and Ambro trailed as OBrien secured 271109 votes to Black 95109 and Ambro 27209 amid tense scenes in Yorkville and evidence of disorder in several districts.
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New York
John
P. O'Brien
Tammany Hall
Loring M. Black
Jerome G. Ambro
O’brien
Black
Ambro
Braves
Prial
Tammany
Harman
Joh H. MccCooey
Brooklyn
John Curry
Civil Service
14Th Assembly
Thomas M. Farley
Michael T. McCarron
Farley
New York County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seabury
Marley
Curry
Manhattan
Yorkville
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
RETIL AND RUG CODES APPROVED
Washington Sept 20 CP two codes of fair competition covering general retail and drug stores were released by deputy administrator A D Whiteside for NRA decision. The codes include a ten percent minimum price above wholesale delivered price to curb predatory pricing and losses, with exemptions for bona fide clearance sales and perishables.
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Washington
A. D. Whiteside
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Ags
Whiteside
Roosevelt
National Retail Trade Council
Annie Besant Theosophist Dies in Madras at 79
Dr Annie Besant world renowned theosophist died in Madras on September 20. Born October 1 1847 in London she left her husband in 1873 and became a leading free thinker and reformer. Her life included activism with Bradlaugh and a controversial birth control pamphlet trial. The report notes her long illness after a 1931 fall and a symbolic recovery by an inner circle. Also included is a brief car loading report from Washington noting September 9 freight loading of 571 87 cars, down from the prior week but up from last year due to Labor Day observance.
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Madras
India
Annie Besant
Besant
Mrs. Besant
London
William Page Wood
Annie Wood
Frank Besant
Sibsey
Lincolnshire
Church of England
Bradlaugh
Mr. Besant
Washington
American Railway Association Today
Cotton states push for inflation talks with Roosevelt
Delegations from nine cotton states push for a nationwide farm leaders conference to press President Roosevelt and Farm Administrator Peek on inflation and higher crop prices. Farm Credit plans speed $400 million loans through quicker land appraisals as officials avoid public comment on inflation demands.
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Washington
White House
Agriculture Department
Cotton States’ Convention
Roosevelt
George N. Peek
Farm Credit Administration
Chicago
Grain Dealers’ Association
Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
McKeown Seeks Action on Pig Handling and Market Permits
Congress member McKeown from the fourth district urged Senators Gere and Gore and Secretary Wallace to address alleged misconduct in the Oklahoma City pig disposal campaign. Officials said market permits would be limited to farmers, with middlemen needing signed permits, and markets to operate until September 29. A new 40 000 allocation to Oklahoma City and Wichita is expected.
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Tom PD. McKeown
Oklahoma City
Department of Agriculture
Thomas and
Gere
018
Agriculture Wallace
Gore
Wichita
Kan
Murray's Position on Works Program
Senator Elmer Thomas said Governor Murray advised him that Murray was not wholly in favor of Oklahoma participating in the public works program. The remarks came as Washington discussed federal job programs and state involvement.
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Washington
Elmer Thomas
Murray
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Duck Season Unchanged for 1933
Oklahoma will keep a 60 day duck season from October 16 at noon to December 15 sunset as last year. State game and fish official Robert P. Chandler confirmed the dates amid Washington dispatch reports mentioning November.
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Oklahoma
Robert P. Chandler
State Game and Fish Garden
Washington
Chandler confirms 1932 dates for season plans
Chandler states that dates for the season are confirmed as the same as 1932 by the United States biological survey. He will announce any further regulations as soon as his office receives them from Washington.
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Chandler
United States Biological Survey
Washington
Council Representatives Elected by National Trade Group
Representatives of the council would be elected by the national trade association for these divisions. The vote would be conducted by a method approved by the administrator.
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National Trade Association
Bee Stings Man After Picnic Bite in Cedar Rapids Park
Ackley resident George Althouse went to a park picnic in Cedar Rapids Sunday. A bee landed on his sandwich and stung his tongue after he bit the sandwich. A hospital treated him.
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Cedar Rapids
George Althouse
Ackley
George
Explosion at refinery kills man and injures another
INE KILLED ONE INJURED IN BLAST CONROE Texas Sept 16 Don Austin 29 was instantly killed and Terry Wallace brother of Bill Wallace former Rice Institute football star was injured critically in an explosion at the Midland Gasoline company refinery eight miles east of here Wallace a resident of Eagle Lake was treated at Mary Swain hospital and not expected to survive. The blast followed trouble with a recompressor and wrecked the sheet iron building housing it.
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Conroe
Texas
Don Austin
Terry Wallace
Bill Wallace
Rice Institute
Midland Gasoline Company
Here
Wallace
Austin
Eagie Lake
Mary Swain
Mrs Reeves and Children Injured in Auto Crash near Shawnee
Word reached Ada late Saturday that Mrs Ott Reeves and two children were hurt in a motor vehicle accident ten miles east of Shawnee. Twin boys Philip and David are believed to have the worst injuries and were taken to a Shawnee hospital for treatment. Details were not available.
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Ada
Forty-Eight Will Elect Officers October 3
Forty-Eight Will Elect Officers October 3 Ada Yoiture No 749 40 et 8 closed its books for 1933 last night and voted to elect new officers October 5 Charlie Stone chef de gare announced refreshments served as compliments of Alvis Jones Harrison Gill and Odie Davidson Attendance was unusually large with members seeking a report on the state wreck at Tulsa during the state meeting.
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Ada
Charlie Stone
Alvis Jones
Harrison Gill
Odie Davidson
Tulsa
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