Man and Woman Held for Assault on Farmer and Wife
John Baker 29 and Ada Hays 70 held in Pittsburg county jail charged with assault by hammer and stove wood on farmers Mr and Mrs W R Jones near Fairview. Jones in critical condition after beating. Baker claims self defense. Ada Hays says she restrained Mrs Jones by striking her with a heavy wood piece. Dispute arose over wares paid in cotton fields where Baker worked for Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Ada Hays
Pittsburg
W .R. Jones
Fairview
Jones
Baker
Japanese Interest in ZR-3S at Friedrichshafen
A Japanese naval officer commission overseeing German built aircraft for Japan has arrived near Friedrichshafen. The factory lies near Lake Constance, one mile from the dirigible hangars, as German work on the Japanese contract continues since five months.
Ada Independents Crush Wilson Packers 8-1 Sunday
Ada Independents mowed down the Wilson Packers 8 to 1 on Sunday afternoon as Formby dominated on the mound and multi hitters including R Waner L Waner Johnson and Kelly drove in runs. The Ada squad tallied two in the first, two in the fifth and four in the eighth while holding the visitors to a lone run in the opening frame and silencing threats thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
Wilson Packers
Formby
Snodgrass
Packer
Invaders
R. Waner
L. Waner
Johnson
Kelly
Packers
Dyer
Lee
Haskell
Shirley
Osgood
Pipkin
Adam R. Waner
Young
R.waner
Page
Incio
Sternberg
Ada—Lee
Fain
Secnd
Snodegrass
Incho
Ada—Johnson
Ada—Kelly
Short
Ada—Page
Indio
Kelley
Adam Young
Fain S
H Wilson Packers
AB R Dyer
India
Ada— R. Waner
Passport business booms as 312 000 daily applications noted
Washington reports a summer surge in passport requests with May to July averages between 1200 and 1400 daily. Most passports issued in Washington while field issuances are rare. The fee is ten dollars, and renewals extend 12 months. Americans abroad renew via consular offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Division of Passport Control
State Department
Department
Europe
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Irish Free State
Emerald Isle
Mexico
Canada
Cuba
Fall Weather Arrives in Ada After Hot Summer
Ada residents welcome cooler nights and mild days with a high of 77 and a low of 58 as the fall weather settles in after a sultry summer. The report notes pleasant temperatures across the area and forecasts continued comfortable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Means Repudiates Testimony in Daugherty Inquiry
Gaston B. Means claims his Senate testimony on the Daugherty affair was coerced by Senator Wheeler and says he lied under pressure. Roxie Stinson dismisses Means repudiation as ridiculous and stands by her prior testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Illinois
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice Department
Daugherty
Senator Wheeler
Wheeler
Means
Senate Committee
Washington
Blair Coan
Republican National Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Cobb
Amhurst Democrat
Arizona
Roxie Stinson
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Department of Justice
Miss Stinson
Jess Smith
Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Attorney General's Department
Harry Daugherty
Barry to Seek State Ownership of Oil Land Tract
Barry arrives from Oklahoma City to argue in WEWOKA district court that the National Land Co grant on a valuable oil land tract near here, adjoining a $250000 producing lease, expired under territorial government. E L Hassell and W B Butz of Muskogee lead the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
John Barry
Oklahoma City
National Land Co
E. L. Hassell
W. B. Butz
Muskogee
Barry
Kerr Addresses Visitors at State Fair in Oklahoma City
Robert S. Kerr spoke before about 7,000 at the Oklahoma State Fair Grandstand delivering the American Legion message on Ex-Service Men's Day. He represented Jimmie Hatcher and urged support for rehabilitation, patriotism, and unity across races and creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Oklahoma
Robert S. Kerr
Ada Legion
Oklahoma City
Jimmie Hatcher
Department Legion
Legion
American Legion of Oklahoma
American Legion
Thomas Jefferson
Committee of Liberty Seeking Sand
Tife
Prince of Peace
Mount
Sini
Colonies
Independence Hall
Sons
America
Paris
Jefferson
Franklin
Washington
Hamilton
Warren
Hale
United States
Bones Found in Hotel Fire Ruins in McAlester
Charred bones found in Busby hotel ruins are believed to belong to E. B. Erb Fairbanks a Tulsa based oil scout age 48 and a woman thought to be Mrs Davie Anderson of Holdenville both missing since the hotel fire that caused about 250000 in damage. Physi cians say the bones are male and female fragments with no skulls for identification. Coroner's jury adjourned to allow continued search through eighteen feet of debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
E. B. “Erb
Fairbanks
Tulsa
Davie Anderson
Holdenville
Busby
Pop Fairbanks Sought Man Heads to Tulsa Armored Train Hideout
Oil fraternity figure known as Pop Fairbanks reportedly boarded a Holdenville train last Monday. He told friends he would be at the Busby hotel in Tulsa if they wished to communicate. His wife resides in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Fairbanks
Tulsa
Holdenville
Busby
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Butler
East Main
Pinto
Sie
O§Low
Airtel
John Daniel
Hensler & Smith Drug Store
Claims Means
ROXIE
Gaston Means
Boy Scouts of America
Luna Dé Norte
Roumaine
Uaahred
John Schaap & Sons Drug Co
Ft Smith
Ark
Okla
Granville Monigomery
Practical Nurse
N. E. Snow
Route 1
Tenn
Cardus
Gwin & Mays
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