Farmers Strike Resumes Picketing Across Midwest
Worthington Minnesota and nearby states see farmers from the holiday association resuming road block actions to push for higher prices for non perishables. Leaders claim nearly two million farmers are involved with broad participation across Minnesota North Dakota Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa and neighboring regions. Roosevelt campaign events also unfold with large crowds in Tacoma Seattle and Puyallup as the Democratic nominee discusses his health and recovery.
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Worthington
Minn
Nobles County Holiday Association
Des Moines
Farmers” B
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Winconssa
South Dakota
Kansas
Silinoix
Sioux City
Northington
Hon. J. Dickman
Lismore
John H. Bosch
Atwater
R. L. Rickerd
Oklahoma Holiday Association
Oklahoma City
Mr. Roosevelt
Mt. Rainier
Roosevelt
Capone Seeks Habeas Hearing for Release in Atlanta
In Atlanta on September 21, U S District Judge Marvin Underwood set October 19 for a habeas corpus hearing on Al Capone's bid for freedom from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Capone and his lawyers filed the petition, with Capone expected to attend, repeating grounds urged in Chicago. The judge could rule immediately or delay. United States Marshal Louis Crawford notified Warden A C Oderholt of the writ. Capone was to be brought to court promptly.
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Atlanta
Marvin Underwood
al Capone
Chicago
Upattorneys
Marvin Underwood Ca'ted
Capone
Underwood
United States
Louis Crawford
A. C. Oderholt
Avanda Federal Penitentiary
Lane 1 Well Connecting With Pipeline
Fred Brydia reported that Lane No. 1, in the west half of 30-5-5, is to be connected today with a pipeline. The well is flowing naturally about 35 barrels daily without shot, with bottom at 2,545 feet in the Viola lime.
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Fred Brydia
Brydia
Roosevelt Facial Tariff Reciprocity At Next March Fourth
The presidential policy favors tariff reciprocity, arguing for negotiated tariffs to benefit both nations. He calls it a new deal in restoring foreign trade and economic peace, aiming to initiate the plan on March 4.
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Roosevelt
Bonus marchers face War Department stance at Washington convention
The convention, chaired by Arthur, opposed the War Department after reading statements from Patrick J Hurley, secretary of war. The envelopes cited were marked with the War Department flank and claimed fatalities occurred before federal troops arrived. A later report said after the arrival of troops 600 soldiers did not fire and no one was seriously injured.
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War Department
Arthur
Patrick J. Hurley
Livricy
U. 38
Stevens
Trains Lose Romance As Southern Lines Scale Back
Memphis reports two southern railroads cut best trains to save money. The Sunnyland and Panama limiteds, famed for their speed and lore across Arkansas and Mississippi, are retired, leaving communities missing a timepiece and a symbol of travel romance.
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Memphis
Southern
Illinois Centrals
Wanama Limited
Frisco
Sunnyland
Gardens and Kitchens Excels at Pontotoc County Fair
Miss Lemna Maloney judged Pontotoc County fair exhibits and praised women for expanding canning, textiles, and home arts while maintaining quilting skills. She noted the serene mood in gardens and kitchens and the high quality across Open class, Four-H, and farm women’s displays.
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Lemna Maloney
Pontotoc County
Stillwater
Miss Maloney
Ada
Farm Women's Club
Womens
Four-H Club
Franklin closes games at Garmal carnival
Sheriff L. E. Franklin shut down five carnival games at the county fair finding gambling in progress at wheel type devices. Weekend raids on alleged beer joints led to destruction of brew and whiskey including 160 bottles at one location.
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L. E. Franklin
Tennessee Mayor Shot to Death in Union City Office
Union City Tennessee Mayor J. A. Prieto was found dead with a bullet in his heart after a shot in his office. Sheriff C. H. Brush opened an investigation and discounted self-inflicted death. A pool room operator, L. M. Raxesdale, said a negro man ran from the mayor’s office shortly after the shot.
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Union City
Tenn
J. A. Prieto
C. H. Brush
Brash
L. M. Raxesdale
Medieval Danks and Tellers Market Echoes in History
The text notes Danks dating to 600 8B.3 and suggests an early stock market for tellers' entertainment, implying established monetary exchange and entertainment trades in ancient times.
Chicks Pay Girl's Way In Golleese Upland
In Upland Indiana Martha Smith a 19 year old sophomore at Taylor university uses 150 chickens from her father’s White Leghorn flock to fund her college costs. She has rigged an alarm clock to turn on electric lights in the chicken house an hour before daybreak to boost egg output, hoping to raise about 350 dollars this year.
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Upland
Ind
Martha Smith
Haserstown
Indiana
Taylor University School of Music
Anor Gait? Nominees in Disagreement on Vote
Bishop James A Can non Jr. told the southwest Missouri conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South that he cannot vote for Roosevelt or Hoover until he decides. He urged either abstention or support for the candidate who furthers prohibition, criticizing Democratic leaders for not opposing the prohibition plank.
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Joplin
Roosevelt
Hoover
James A. Cannon Jr
Southwest Missouri
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Bur Clover and Hairy Vetch Seed Sales Rise in Bromide
The Tishominge Capital-Democrat reports bur clover seed crops in Bromide yielded between $3 500 and $4 900 with sales to Senator Ray for 1 000 pounds and to Senator Pine of Tulsa for 4 000 pounds. Other consignments ranged from 25 to 4 000 pounds totaling about 75 000 pounds.
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Tishominge
Senator Ray
Hugo
Mays
Senator Pine
Tulsa
Weevil Attack Seen Threatening Oklahoma Cotton Crop
Oklahoma State officials warn the 1933 cotton crop faces severe boll weevil pressure unless growers act now. Assistant director EK Scholl urges deadening of plants after harvest, burning of field trash to destroy late-season weevils, and early fall soil preparation for a firm seed bed to support early, healthy growth.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
EK. KE. Scholl
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Scholl
Supreme Court Decisions Forward In Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued multiple rulings on September 20. cases include Martie Williams vs James Slaughter in Cleveland county breach of promise. James H. Dale vs Charles Deal land dispute with school land contract. Consolidated Amusement vs A B Momand et al. Potawatomi money due on contract affirmed. Acme Screen Co. vs H S Pebbles et al. restraining order against operating under Acme name affirmed. C O Rafferty et al. vs J H Collins et al. Payne damages from drainage ditch affirmed. Mike Decker vs L C Alexander Lincoln cash judgment affirmed. Clarence W Vann vs Charles E Helphrey Okfuskee Indian allotment probate affirmed. Wilbur Stephens vs F T Smith Tulsa surety bond affirmed. Andy O Neill vs Ray Cunningham et al. Ellis appeal bond affirmed.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Martie Williams
James Slaughter
Cleveland County
James H. Dale
Charles Deal
School Land Commission
Consolidated Amusement
A. B. Momand
Pottawatomie
Acme Screen Company
H. S. Pebbles
Oklahoma
Acme
C. O. Rafferty Et al
J. H. Collins
Payne
Wilbur Stephens
F. T. Smith
Tulsa
Andy O'Neill
Ray Cunningham
Ellis
Cotton Movement Accelerates in Pontotoc County
Cotton came into Ada gins at a rate, with 605 bales received by three local gins Saturday night. Farmers began picking last Monday under clear weather, and next week harvest is expected to rise as picking expands. Boll weevils eased by dry weather, and Pontotoc cotton quality is good. Last year Pontotoc produced over 14,000 bales. early estimates for this season pending from local cotton experts.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Cormnty
Two Burglaries Reported Here This Week End
Two burglaries were reported to the local police over the weekend. Thieves hit Gwin and Mays drug store via a skylight from the old Castlebury hospital and took razor blades, safety razors, dollar watches, playing cards, cigarettes, and about 200 pennies. A separate break at Suzanne Beauty shop involved a roof entry and theft of a black onyx diamond ring. Police court docket showed about 20 offenders before Mayor T J Chambless, with arrests for drunk driving, liquor, and disorderly conduct over Saturday and Sunday and varied fines paid.
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Gwin and
Mays
Old Castlebury Hospital
Suzanne Beauty Shop
LaSelle Funeral At El Paso Today
Funeral services for Reach A. LaSelle Jr. killed in a plane crash at El Paso municipal airport were held in El Paso today at 2 o clock. The body goes to a mausoleum until a final resting place is chosen. Parents Mr and Mrs BR A LaSelle and family arrived from Vermont. Beach Jr. was treasurer of El Oro Mining Co and studied in the Bebee oil field era.
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Reach A. LaSelle Jr
el Paso
el Oro Mining Company
Hillsboro
N. M
Osage Oil Income Tax Suit Moves Ahead in Oklahoma
Osage Indians, once rich from oil, face action by the Oklahoma Tax Commission over income taxes. Attorney T. J. Leahy of Pawhuska says he will file suit to test the commission’s authority and seeks recovery of Edward A. Leahy’s $13.95 tax on his share of the tribe’s 1931 mineral income.
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Commission
Leahy
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Tax Commission
T. J. Leahy
Pawhuska
Edward A. Leahy
Osasges
Murray Working for State Loan in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City September 19 Governor Murray and Robert W. Kelso of the Reconstruction Finance Corp conferred on a state loan request for relief work. Oklahoma seeks 4 million dollars while city plans 500 thousand for sewer main extension. details to be clarified with city officials.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
Robert W. Kelso
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Blinn
Albert L. MeRrill
Pontotoc County Prepares 10 State Fair Exhibits
Preparations are under way to exhibit Pontotoc county products at the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City starting Saturday September 24. Mrs. Jessie Morgan home demonstration agent coordinates farm women and 4-H clubs, sorting cleaning pressing packing and transport. County exhibits likely depart Wednesday for early setup ahead of the fair.
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Oklahoma City
Jessie Morgan
J. B. Hill
L Duncan in Ada Hospital After Accidental Shooting
L Duncan was accidentally shot near Pontotoc Friday. He arrived at Ada hospital in good condition with a bullet passing through from the right hip upward while retrieving an article from the back seat of his car.
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Prem
L. Duncan
Pontotoc
Death Comes for Mrs Jack Garner in Detroit Texas
Mrs Sarah Jane Garner 81 mother of John Nance Garner Democratic vice presidential nominee died at her Detroit Texas home at 12 35 p m in poor health but now critical. Survived by six children and five orphans she reared. Funeral planned in Detroit with burial alongside husband and two children.
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Detroit
Texas
Sarah Jane Garner
John Nance Garner
Garner
John Nance
Washington
Red River County
Mark Guest
Tennessee
Red River
Young Guest
Dickson
Clarksville
Blossom Prairie
Garner Crew
John Garner Jr
Blossom
Jesse L. Garner
Jolly Garner
John R. Wright
Maud Blair
Tax share from state income tax aids Pontotoc schools
A state tax commission check for 9634.63 arrived to Pontotoc County Treasurer, BB. EB. Henniscan, to fund the state's income tax share for the fiscal year ending June 30 1932. The fund will be apportioned to school districts to cut ad valorem taxes per child and provide working capital as tax levies are set and collections begin in January. James W. Huff, county superintendent, notes the per capita distribution and timing, with 11 202 county school children.
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BB. EB. Henniscan
State Tax Commission
Pontotoc Coune Ty
James W. Huff
Huff
Who's Who Lists Ada Notables This Year
The new edition of Who's Who of America retains Ada names from two years ago. Only one woman, Mrs. Tom Hope of 107 East Fourteenth, appears anew. Notable men include Dr. A Linscheid president of East Central Teachers College and Congressman Tom D McKeown. Also Dr. Winnie Sanger of Oklahoma City earns an entry this year.
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Ada
Tom Hope
East Fourteenth
A. Linscheid
East Central Teachers College
Tom D. McKeown
Winnie Sanger
Oklahoma City
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