Hoover Favors Another Tax Cut on Earned Incomes
Treasury officials anticipate a substantial federal tax reduction to be proposed when Congress reconvenes, with earned income tax relief likely among the premier measures. Officials note strong revenue gains this year and continued prosperity may sustain a large cut, possibly exceeding 200 million dollars, while margins between income and outlays have grown tighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Watkins
A. P
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Lumbermen Enjoy Successful Meet in Ada
The Central Oklahoma Lumbermen's Association convened in Ada with 125 dealers and wives attending. Highlights included tours of the Oklahoma Portland Cement Company plant, and a business session featuring talks by H W Hunter T P Holt J L Springer C H Vaughan and D I Johnston. The group includes nine counties Pottawatomie Seminole Hughes Lincoln Cleveland Okfuskee McClain Garvin and Pontotoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Oklahoma Lumbermen’s Association
Ada
Aldridge Hotel
Oklahoma Portalnd Cement Company
H. W. Hunter
T. P. Holt
J. L. Springer
Shawnee
Fred Chilcoat
Holdenville
Jim Taylor
Aldridge
Central Oklahoma
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Hughes
Lincoln
Cleveland
Okfuskee
McClain, Garvin
Pontotoc
C. E. Cunning
Earnest Stroud
Wewoka
King Assumes Duties Of New Oklahoma Attorney General
J Berry King, formerly assistant attorney general, takes charge after Governor Holloway appointed him to succeed Edwin Dabney. Dabney resigns to return to private practice. Frank Dudley named assistant. salaries set for King and staff. Dabney comments on leaving politics. Governor Holloway notes Arkansas roots of both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dabney
Oklahoma City
J. Berry King
Holloway
King
Dabney
Frank Dudley
Ardmore
Smith C. Matson
Dudley
Attorney General’s
Matson
Carter County
Oklahoma
Charles West
S. P. Freeling
Freeling
West
Criminal Court of Appeals
R. L. Williams
Arkansas
Etchieson Faces Manslaughter Charge Thursday
Virgil Etchieson, city traffic officer, is charged with manslaughter in the first degree for a Sunday night shooting at the Ada Rooms. The incident occurred during a disturbance raised by four men. Etchieson claims self defense. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday before Justice P. H. Deal. Bail set at $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Etchieson
Felix Brown
Etchieson
Ada
Justice Court
P. H. Deal
Cotton Ginnings Slow to Start This Fall
Cotton has been slow to start this fall with ginning and compress work lagging. By yesterday afternoon 536 bales were at the local compress, 320 from Pontotoc County and the rest from Maud, Konawa, Stratford, and Byars. The crop is described as good grade and the rush is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Maud
Konawa
Stratford
Byars
Cotton Ginning Report Issued by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau announced ginnings through Sept 16 totaling 3 353 038 running bales with 72 720 round bales. State totals include Texas 1 362 907 and California 1 873. Alabama 347 435. Georgia 427 988. Mississippi 499 032 among others. The text also notes NYU football training and a stray line about punting the piccolo.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
States
Mitchell Promises Dual Bridges Across South Canadian
At a City Cafe meeting Harry Mitchell announced two bridges will be built over the South Canadian near Konawa and between Francis and Sasakwa. A state engineer marked locations, a state chartered the bridge corporation, and Mitchell seeks goodwill, not funds, from Seminole and Pontotoc counties. An accompanying note quotes U.S. auto production in August up from July with 499,629 units made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Francis
Sasakwa
Harry Mitchell
Bridge Corporation
Mitchell
Seminole County
Pontotoc County
Adam and Francis
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Ada to Bebee Maxwell road fund nears goal start Monday
J C Hynds of the Chamber says rights of way are secured without cost as construction begins Monday morning. Donations from citizens and firms push the Adae to Asher bridge all surface road fund toward the $10,009 goal with a total of $9,697 raised and the remainder in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hynds
Chamber of Commerce
Adae
Bebee-Maxwell
Asher Bridge
D.C
First National Bank
Okla
Port. Cement Co
Oklahoma State Bank
J. Softmen Co
I. Sees OG Och Ee
Security State Bank
ORIOL
S. Bss
G. E. Branscome Gro
N. B. Stall
A. Pollock Henry Krol TE Aakties
Haddock Motor Co
Grigsby-Orr & Alletag
Ada Bulletin
Ada Pottery O'Neal
John A. Smith
J. A. Criswel Matthews-Sledge Etc
Beecae
Cie
Ghee Nee
Ieee McKendree Hdw. Co
Haynes March Co
Ada Evening News Okla. Gas & Elec. Co
Waples Platter
J. M. Keltner Gro
Aldridge Coffe
Gale Statler
Robt
T. Williams
Louis Gluckman
Marshall Jones Co
Mays Lumber Co
MacThwaite Gas Co
Ceili Sc
Hacen Certe Ad McKinley & Gilstrap Motor Sales
J. M. Carter
Cai Mounts Cash Store
Broadway Garage
Lindbergh lands at Paramaribo after record air mail flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh rests at Paramaribo after completing a 2,595 mile leg from Miami marking a new air mail extension. He plans courtesy calls in South and Central America with a return flight to Miami and a longer total mission nearing 7,000 miles.
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Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
United States
South America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central American
Lindbergh
Miami
Fla
San Juan
Porto Rico
West Indies
Leeward
Windward
South American
Port of Spain
Caribbean
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Trinidad
Georgetown
British Guiana
Orinoco River
Atlantic
Juan T. Trippe
Pan American Airways Company
Trippe
Pontotoc 4 H Winners Headed to Oklahoma State Fair
A bus carries eight boys and eight girls from Pontotoc County to the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City after winning trips for prize exhibits and judging in the Pontotoc free fair. The group and chaperone Mrs. Jessie F Morgan will stay in state dormitories with meals provided and will tour the city and fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Oklahoma
State Capitol
Carmen Qualls
Ada
Lorena Anderson
Thelma Duncan
Ollie Lee Sliger
Lois Watson
Helen Haines
Lorene Robinson
Fitzhugh
Lorena
Ollie
Lois
J. W. Durbin
Frisco
Roy Killian
Stonewall
Glen Watson
Elmer Duncan
Spurgeon Solomon
Vaness
Bee Club
Woodrow Horton
Marion Lovelace
Henry Lawson
Newkirk Woman Goes to Penitentiary
Olive Wilson Broetz, serving a four year manslaughter sentence for the Blackwell lover slaying of W. M Murphy, withdraws her appeal and will be taken to McAlester penitentiary tomorrow. Laura Dutch Phillips, jailed for aiding a 1928 jail break, also to be moved to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Olive Wilson Broetz
Blackwell
W. M Murphy
McAlester
Laura
Dutch Phillips
Pennsylvania
Wynnewood Bank Robbery Case Ends in 25 Year Sentence
Raymond Wilson was sentenced to 25 years by Garvin County District Court for the First National Bank of Wynnewood robbery. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the conviction after examining records. Wilson faced charges of robbery with firearms with W R Calloway, Lawrence Calloway and Vivian Calloway. About 26 000 in registered bonds 7 200 in coupon bonds and 7 599 in cash were taken with most recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Raymond Wilson
Garvin County District Court
First National Bank
Wynnewood
Wilson
Criminal Court of Appeals
W. R. Calloway
Lawrence Calloway
Vivian Calloway
Ada Kiwanis Hear Wm H Murray On Judiciary
The Ada Kiwanis club heard Hon. Wm. H. Murray of Tishomingo discuss the judiciary as the key department of government. He praised the U S Supreme Court, urged honest courts, and declined political talk. He announced a free lecture on South America the next evening at the college auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Kiwanis Club
Oklahoma
Wm. H. Murray
Tishomingo
College Auditorium
South America
Murray
Supreme Court of the
United States
Cod
Old Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Cecil Deal
Killough
J. F. McKeel
Ethel Housley
Montgomery
Ala
W. H. Lane
Light
Linscheid Heads Book Commission In Ada
Dr. A Linseheid president of East Central State Teachers College Ada was named chairman of the state textbook commission succeeding Dr W B Bizzell who resigned. Dr Ellsworth Collings selected to succeed Bizzell attended the meeting as bids on all texts for 1930 31 are requested by November 15. adoption timing remains unsettled per state superintendent John Vaughan with next meeting likely within three weeks.
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Oklahoma City
A. Linseheid
East Central State Teachers’ College
Ada
State Textbook Commission
W. B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Ellsworth Collings
School of Education
University
Holloway
Bizzell
Tusa
John Vaughan
Tragic Pedestrian Death Near Stratford
Seven year old Jenks Williams, son of C C Williams, was killed when struck by a passing car near Stratford on Sunday. The driver fled the scene and remains unidentified. Funeral held today in a Stratford area cemetery. A Kansas City caddy sues a golfer for 50000 over an eye injury, highlighting the oddity of eye value in golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenks Williams
C. C. Williams
Stratford
Kansas City
Three Men Held After Fatal Ada Hallway Shooting
Felix Brown oil worker dies at Ada Hospital from wounds after an altercation with Virgil Etchieson city officer in the Ada Rooms hallway. Frank Shipley and others held for safekeeping. three driller suspects jailed for drunken disturbance and resisting arrest with fines paid in justice court.
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Felix Brown
Rebee
Ada
Virgil Etchieson
W. Main
Brown
Frank Shipley
Etchieson
Shipley
T. E. Fisher
Fisher
Clarita
Stratford
Blackstock & Mabee Drilling Company
Bebee
R. E. Schofield
Elmer Lloyd
Schofield
Lloyd
P. H. Deal
Justice Court
Tariff Battle Claims President Involvement Stalled
Senator Watson of Indiana says President Hoover will not participate in tariff lawmaking while the bill is in committee and will avoid interference with pending congressional action. Senator Borah disputes the radio report quoting Watson, insisting no such statement was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Boran
Idaho
Senate Finance Committee
Mrs McCormick Enters Illinois U S Senate Race
Ruth Hanna McCormick, congresswoman from Illinois and widow of Medill McCormick, announced her candidacy for the U S Senate seat vacated by Charles S. Deneen. She denied seeking personal gain or political vengeance as she launched her primary bid.
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Byron
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Charles S. Deneen
United States
Illinois
Mark Hanna
Medill McCormick
Forthcomine
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NEA
Gotton Ghop
New York University
Lenkdantie
Flight
Pioneer Air Mail
Ss Ieee A
Wynnewood Bank
Linscheid
Choating
Bell
Uuvehnul
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