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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1929

Page

3

No Verdict In Campbell Case At Mangum Oklahoma

The jury failed to reach a verdict in the larceny and embezzlement trial of Dr. J. F. Campbell of Mangum. Jurors stood seven to five for acquittal before being discharged. The case involved a proposed pardon for W. J. Rodney in exchange for $10,000, with witnesses citing efforts by Johnston the governor and fees paid for clemency. County Attorney Arnett announced a new trial at the next term.

Mangum J. F. Campbell Dr. Campbell W. J. Rodney Campbell Radney Nore Here Henry 8. Johnston Johnston Ira Speed J. W Pat” Murphy Maud

Grand Jury Drops Bribery Charges in Oklahoma Congo

Oklahoma City Sept 20 The Oklahoma Grand Jury found no sufficient evidence to indict on bribery charges tied to a special legislative session aimed at defeating anti loan shark and anti dog racing bills. The panel also returned no indictments after reviewing impeachment trial records of Chief Justice Charles W Mason. Local notices follow with community items and social visits from Lovelady and nearby areas.

Oklahoma City Sherman Oklahoma County House of Representatives Charles W. Mason State Supreme Court Mason State Court of State Court of Impeachment Last Spring. It Referred Back To George M. Callihan Oklahoma John Rogers Rogers

Grownups Crowd Kiddies From Play Grounds

In Evanston Illinois adults began invading children playgrounds at Grey Park causing crowding and forcing police to order parents off the grounds. The spree, involving swings slides and the merry-go-round, left children frustrated as grownups spent hours at the recreational area instead of home or work.

Evanston Iil Grey Park

Six convicts escape Ramsey State Prison farm

A telegram from J. W. Denton, criminal records clerk at Huntsville Prison, reports six convicts escaped from Ramsey State Prison farm last night. Details were not provided.

Houston Tex Ramsey State J. W. Denton Huntsville

Death of Eulice G Corbin in Colorado Springs

Eulice Glen Corbin son of Mr and Mrs W T Corbin died at Beth El hospital Colorado Springs on Sunday September 15 after an appendicitis operation. Born July 10 1910 in Garvin county Oklahoma he was 19 years 1 month and 22 days old. Funeral services were held in Stratford by Rev Chilcoat from Monte New Ark and burial occurred at Mc Gee cemetery. The Stratford Star notes the family’s loss and community sympathy.

Eulice Glen Corbin W. T. Corbin Beth-El Hospital Colorado Springs Colo Garvin County Oklahoma Stratford Chilcoat Monte New Ark McGee Cemetery Stratford Star

Dr Trotsky Arrested in El Paso on Swindling Charge

Dr R N Trotsky who claims kinship to Leon Trotzky was arrested in El Paso Texas on swindling charges. He says he filed naturalization papers in Austin after meeting Governor Dan Moody and later served time in Leavenworth for violations of the Dyer auto act.

Trotsky EL Paso Tex R. N. Trotsky Leon Trotzky Trotzky Austin Dan Moody Leavenworth

Sunday School and B Y P Jr Attendance Grows

Sunday church groups reported strong turnout for Sunday services and the junior B Y P program. Local families including the Pitts, Shook, Dunn, Coffey, Patten, and Pendleton households were noted visiting relatives and neighbors across Ada, Roff, Fitzhugh, and nearby areas as crops progress.

Lester Pitts Baby Shook Stella Johnson Ada Opal Fussell Snyder, Okal Alma Dunn Ray Mrs. Davis Near Fitzhugh Dunn Shelby Standfield Woodrow Coff Roff Maybelle Coffey Irene Shook Elmore Patten Mrs. Patten Fay Pendleton Cobb Arthur Coffey Coffey Wells Patton William Ross Montgomery Mamie Mounger Dosson

Obituary for Lloyd Beleele 12 at Johnston Street home

Lloyd Vincent Beleele age 12 son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beleele died Thursday at 3 30 p m at the family residence 1122 North Johnston Funeral services were held this afternoon at Criswell's parlors with Dr C C Morris officiating

Lloyd Vencent Beleele Lloyd Vincent W. C. Beleele N. Johnston Criswell C. C. Morris

Libraries for Students Ready in Norman Oklahoma

Packages of clipped magazine articles on health history and English topics are available free to schools in Pontotoc County through the University of Oklahoma and county superintendent S. G. Heflin. The program offers 13 500 articles on 2 500 topics, two week loans with two week renewals, and postage paid by borrowers. Additional services provide 22 00 plays and 2 000 readings for five day loans, with up to 15 items sent at once. Further details from Heflin or Herbert Scott.

Norman Pontotoc County Department of Public Information University of Oklahoma Ss. G. Heflin Abyssinia Herbert Scott S. G. Heflin University of Oklahoma Extension

Ada Lady Finds Easy Peel For Pears

Mrs. C. R. Drummond solves the arduous task of peeling pears for preserving or canning, making the work less dreaded for many housewives. The Ada resident demonstrates a method that simplifies preparation and saves time.

C. R. Drummond

My Favorite Bible Passage by Robert Dollar

Compilation of biblical verses praising meditation on the law and faith. Quoted passages from Joshua 1 8 9 and Psalm 1 2 3 are linked to encouragement for all ages. The Bible Guild notes these passages as inspiration for difficult endeavors.

The Bible Guild

Pears peel easily after light boil plan noted

A reader describes a method to prepare pears by boiling briefly then cooling in cold water. She says this makes the pears peel as readily as peaches, suggesting an easy home canning or cooking technique.

Methodists Unite In Ownership of Oklahoma City U

After two years of negotiation the southern and northern Methodist Episco pal churches agreed to place Oklahoma City University under joint control. An amended charter filed with the secretary of state outlines a $500,000 endowment fund to be raised by the southern church in addition to $50,000 already contributed.

Methodists Oklahoma City Methodist Episcopal Church Oklahoma City University Southern Church

Sinclair and Day Denied Freedom

Washington, Sept. 21. President Hoover will not commute the sentences of Harry F. Sinclair and Henry Mason Day, jailed in the District of Columbia for contempt of court over the Shadowing of the Fall-Sinclair jury. He follows Attorney General Mitchell’s recommendation to not interfere.

Washington Hoover Harry F. Sinclair Henry Mason Day District of Columbia White House Mitchell

Lost telegram urges delay in war crisis from Paris to Washington

A 1914 telegram from Ambassador Herrick to Secretary Bryan, published in World's Work, urges delay and arbitration as Europe teeters on war. The message notes France’s mobilization fears, British caution, and the U.S. need to advocate restraint and neutrality in the crisis.

New York Ambassador Herrick Paris Washington Austria Serbia World's Work Magazine William Jennings Bryan Wilson Herrick Col Ft. Benley Mott France Germany United States Europe Mr. Herrick Bryan

Vital Statistics and Public Health Progress

The article by Dr. C. M. Beson defines Vital Statistics as numbers on population births disease and deaths plus analysis of health conditions. It argues complete Vital Statistics record tests for health department performance and tracks progress across administrations and years.

Oklahoma Health Department C. M. Beson United States

State textbook board indictments hit governor and eight others

Judge Ben G Williams presides as Governor Sampson and seven other Kentucky textbook commission members are indicted by the Franklin County grand jury on a misdemeanor charge for accepting unlawful gifts of common school textbooks and bid samples from publishers. The panel investigated the commission’s adoption of uniform texts for Kentucky schools and the admissible penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail. Officials plan rapid trials before the end of the term.

Ben G. Williams Kentucky Sampson State Textbook Commission Franklin County Grand Jury

Seeley to Demonstrate Spermatic Shield in Ada

H M Shevnan and F H Seeley Co. experts from Chicago and Philadelphia visit the Aldridge Hotel Ada on Tuesday October 1 from 9 am to 5 pm. Seeley touts the Spermatic Shield as preventing rupture and contracting openings in about 10 days, claiming non surgical, non medicated results with global patrons.

H. M. Shevnan F. H. Seeley CO Chicago Philadelphia Aldridge Ada England Spain Seeley Mer. Shevnan N. B F. H. Seeley N. Dearborn St

Kentucky Governor Under Indictment

Frankfort Ky September 20. The trial of Gov. Flem D. Samp son on a charge of receiving gifts from publishers seeking state book adoption was set for October 2 by the circuit court.

Franklin Circuit Court Frankfort Flem D. Sampson

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