Willebrandt assails Smith as church clash looms
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt denounces Governor Smith in a prepared Cleveland area address to the Ohio Methodist conference and says religion is not the issue while charging Smith with flouting prohibition. Two Hoover resolutions are set for conference action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, CO
Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Houston
Willebrandt
Judge Crump Confers With Governor on Seminole County Grand Jury
District Judge George C. Crump met in a closed conference today with Governor Henry S. Johnston in Oklahoma City. Attending were Sen ator Tom Anglin, Warren K. Snyder, and H. H. Edwards. The discussion focused on the potential county grand jury set for September 24 and Edwards’ possible appointment as special attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George C. Crump
Seminole County
Henry S. Johnston
Crump
Tom Anglin
Holdenville
Warren K. Snyder
H. H. Edwards
Johnston
Edwards
Woman dies in automobile crash near Jet Oklahoma
Enid through Sept 20 A car on a detour left the road and tumbled into a ditch killing Mrs Hazel Porter of Enid and injuring Mrs C P Stoddard and Mrs Julia Lee both of Enid and slightly injuring driver Leo O Annis. Bobbie Bell Porter 5 escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Jet
Alfalfa County
Hazel Porter
Cherokee
C. Pp. Stoddard
Julia Lee
Bobbie Bell Porter
Cotton Spinning In August Shows Rise From July
The census bureau reports August cotton spinning active spindle hours total 7.431 billion, 209 hours per spindle, up from July’s 6.259 billion or 176 hours. August spindles in place 35.520 million with 28.244 million operated, vs July 35.542 million and 28.228 million. August average spindles operated 31.168 million, 87.7 percent capacity, higher than July’s 79.8 percent and August last year’s 103.56 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Fish charges Smith stir religious issue in campaign
Washington report says Representative Hamilton Fish of New York accused Governor Alfred E Smith Democratic nominee of dragging the religious issue into the presidential race for votes. Fish added the Republican Party is not responsible for actions of small religious fanatic groups attacking Smith in press, pulpit, or on public platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Smith
Washington
Hamilton Fish
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Congressman McKeown Seeks Legislation in Next Congress
Congressman Tom D. McKeown outlines aims for the Seventieth Congress including rural road funding, pension reform for World War I veterans families, ending Pullman surcharges, and a large rural route program. He critics partisan moves, notes the impact of the November election, and emphasizes public buildings funding and disability compensation changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeown
Tom D. McKeown
Congress
P. L. Gassoway
Coalgate
Sclon
House
Senate
Pension Committee
Pension Committee of
Judiciary Committee of
West
Secretary of the Treasury
Tom D. M'Keown
Opening Gun Fired by Anti Smith Head in North Carolina
Charlotte Sept. 19 Frank A McNinch chairman of the anti Smith Democratic organization opened the opposition campaign with a public meeting. He assailed Governor Smith and Tamany Hall for repudiating paramount planks in the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Frank A. MecNinch
Smith
Tammany Hall
Mr. McNinch
State Supreme Court ruling boosts gross production tax
Oklahoma City September 19 Thousands of extra dollars in gross production tax will flow to the state treasury if the Supreme Court opinion becomes effective. The court holds that Indians with tax exempt lands must pay gross production tax on oil produced from allotments. The oil, when removed from the ground, becomes personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
A. S. J. Shaw
Sale of Oil and Gas Lease in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Guardian Carrie M. Jansy will offer for sale at public auction on October 1, 1928 at 10 a.m. the undivided interests of Elizabeth Haney and other minors in 20 acres West Half of Northwest Quarter, Section 14, Township 4 North Range 6 East. Terms include five year lease with cash bonus not less than one dollar per acre and miners’ share of one eighth of oil and gas produced and saved. Sale in Pontotoc County Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Elizabeth Haney
Norris B. Haney
John Haney
Harriett Haney
Patricia Haney
Northwest Quarter
Portotoc County
Oklahoma
Foreclosure sale of Burris interest in Pontotoc lands
W B Walker sheriff notes a foreclosure sale under a 1928 district court writ. The one sixth interest of C A Burris in portions of Section 32 Township 4 North Range 4 East Pontotoc County, appraised at 1533.33 dollars, to be sold for cash October 29, 1928 at 2 pm at Ada Court House south front tower to satisfy judgment and costs. Harrell Kerr attorneys for Wirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Garvin County
State of Oklahoma
W. D. Jackson
Homer Strickland
C. A. Burris
Isaac Burris
Cecelia Burris
Pontotec
Co. A
Ada
Pontotoc County
D. F. Fleet
Dora Jeff
Denver N. Davidson
Wontotee County
John J. Fleet
W. B. Osborn
J. E. Hall
Laura Jeff
Isabella Jeff
C. I. Williams
Oklahoma
W. B. Walker
P. H. Deal
Harrell & Kerr
Attys
Wewoka Attorney Named Special Jury Prosecutor
Wewoka Oklahoma September 19 412 H H Edwards a Wewoka attorney and former counsel for the Oklahoma Cotton Growers association and a government worker in World War I was named special prosecutor by district Judge George Crump Holdenville to lead a grand jury investigation starting next Monday Judge Crump said he would not disqualify himself despite a petition by Homer Bishop county attorney alleging prejudice bishop and W C Lewis assistant attorney general had been denounced by the judge September 10 when a grand jury failed to indict bishop and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Judge Crump
Snyder
Homer Bishop
Crump
Capitol
Supreme Court
Wewoka
Okla
H. H. Edwards
Oklahoma Cotton Growers’ Association
United States
George ©. Crump
Holdenville
Bishop
W. C. Lewis
Burglary Suspects Bound Over After Freight Car Theft
Grvat Stilwell and L E Thorn ton appeared before Justice T O Cullins on a charge of burglary in the second degree. They were bound over to the district court to answer after allegedly taking a quantity of meats from a freight car in the Francis yards last week and were remanded to jail in default of $1,000 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grvat Stilwell
L. E Thornton
District Court
T. O. Cullins
Burglary Trial Held in Ada Drug Store Case
A trial was held in district court this afternoon before Justice T. O. Cullins on a charge of second degree burglary. Edwards is alleged to have entered the Ada Drug store last week and stolen various merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear
Aawaran
T. O. Cullins
Justice of Peace
Edwards
Ada
Two Ada Men Hurt In Stratford Collision
Rev. C. C. Morris and D. W. Swaffer were injured when their car left a ditch west of Stratford late last night. Morris had a fractured shoulder while Swaffer was bruised. They were returning from a Baptist Association meeting at Pauls Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
C. C. Morris
D. W. Swaffer
Stratford
Rev. Morris
Mr. Swaffer
The
Baptist Association
Pauls Valley
Two Held On Felony Charge After Store Attempt
Lon Parker and EF H Rhodes were bound over to district court after appearing before Justice T O Cullins on charges of attempt to commit a felony. Each posted a $2,000 bond. They were accused of attempting to pilfer merchandise from the Mellhaney store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Parker
EF. H. Rhodes
District Court
T. O. Cullins
Lose Something News Ad Pied Th With
Fragments show a lost item notice in a classifieds style column. The readable text suggests a request for information or recovery of a misplaced object, typical of help wanted or community listings in a late era newspaper page.
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BY Williams
Cath
Ot.r. Lami
GY Wea Service, Inc
Methodists
Mr. and
Mrs. Clark
Miss Wardlow
Mr. Johnson
Thelma Wardlow
A. George Johnson
Owen W. Reese
First Christian Church
LaVern Hattox
Murray Hatchell
T. M. Wardlow
Addington
Ada High School
East Central State Teachers College
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Oxley-Elms
Fay Elms
Stuart
B. Wh. Oxley
Waldrop
First Methodist Church
Oxley
East Central
Quasada
Helen Rose
O. G. Rose
East Tenth Street
Fred Reynolds
F. G. Reynolds
Walter Smyth
Rice
Methodist Church of
Reynolds
Clark
Ada Folk
Mary L. Rushing
George Ray Clark
Kansas City
Kan
R. E. McCain
Nazarene Church
T. M. Rushing
Jane Oil Company
Pontotoc
Edna Pannell
Impson Anderson
Tulsa
Joe Saorba
Margarett
G. W. Lamb
Bruce Little
Littles
Shamrock
Texas
W. E
Irvin Dryden
Parish Chapel
Virgil Farmer
T. G. Summers
G. M. Spurlock
Wesley Oberlin
Tom Breeheen
Maxwell
E. H. Light
Dewey Northam
Grandma Light
E. M. Parnell
Vaness
John Province
Bakersfield
S. E. Evans
J. S. Isaacs
Dennie Brecheen
E. E. Sutton
Laura Light
John Wood
Ina
Kathryn
Summers Chapel
Yeager
Oren Grey
George Grey
McGee
J. A. Pannell
George Kirby
Worstell
Glory World
Maxwell Cemetery
S. L. Burns
Vaden
Wesley Hospital
R. W. Whited
Walnut Grove
R. Muse
Holoway
Shirley
Bray
Pannell
Mary Hudson
Dorothy Watters
Vergie
Lela Newby
Galey
Young Peoples
Lindsay Davidson
Little Son
Ala
Ala, Spent A Few Days Last Week With Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mack Fleming
E. W. Cotton
Ira Pinley
Rebee
Box X
Fred Wortman
Co. O. Wortman
Sam Rankin
Q. R. Beavers
Grandpa Yarbrough
Fon
Florice
Bob Roberts
Margarett Cole
Shawnee
G. W. Cole
Fon Bevers
Myrtle Roberts
Gene Jamaer
Robinson
Tammany
Tammany Tiger
McNinch
Hew
Techer Riley
United States Supreme Court
Anti-Smith
Carrie M. Jansy
P. H
Harrell & Kerr, Attys
Wirt
Exc Ladies
Emned Boot Shop
West Main
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