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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

Page

7

Property Auction in Pontotoc County Oklahoma

A notice from Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court describes a foreclosure sale of parcels including Patetechs and 14 Block in Wat ada, Watnam, and other described lands. The sale is set for September 14 at 2 PM in the County Court House, with bids subject to outstanding liens and judgments, and the deed to transfer title after payment of amounts due including interest and attorney fees.

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Grand Jury Returns Verdict In Evelyn Hoey Death Case

A coroner's jury verdict after years of deliberation finds Evelyn Hoey died by self harm at Henry Rogers residence. Rogers and William Kelley pledge cooperation in any related inquiry. District Attorney Marko notes no arrest warrant follows. Parke contemplates further grand jury action, while Rogers's lawyers challenge jurors' conduct and testimony.

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Coroner Jury Faces Stir Over Inquest Rash Verdict

A coroner jury’s handling of a death inquest stirred controversy as the eminent examiner cited gunshot wounds, yet the jury refused to hear him in the presence of the colonel, with the verdict deemed unjust by several parties. The district attorney and county officials avoided public comment while criticism grew over potential grand jury scrutiny of the inquest and press conduct.

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Dempsey Sees No Heavierweight Challenger Now

New York reporter notes Jack Dempsey says no current heavyweight can beat Joe Louis and claims Baer would not fight or press him. Dempsey reflects on his prime and says he would have punched Louis as hard as possible, though acknowledges Baer’s failure to engage. In Muskogee Oklahoma, over 10,000 acres of restricted Indian property will be offered for oil and gas leases at an auction covering 119 counties in eastern Oklahoma.

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Louis Crushes Baer To Crown Louis Heavyweight King

Joe Louis routed Max Baer in 11 minutes 50 seconds at Yankee Stadium, knocking Baer down three times and stopping him in the fourth round to seize the heavyweight title picture. Promoter Mika Tagli and analyst commentary highlight Louis’s dominant punching, his goal to face Schmeling next, and Braddock’s looming title as Louis remains undefeated. Louis vows to stay busy, aiming for frequent bouts into 1940 with Schmeling as the next major milestone.

Lindbergh aids in rocket test at Goddard lab

In Roswell on September 25 Charles Lindbergh and Harry Guggenheim joined Dr. Robert Goddard’s team at a remote Go-font tower lab. They announced continued funding and predicted yearlong tests of a 12 foot rocket aimed at 700 mph to collect meteorological data and push aviation toward the stratosphere.

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Propulsion and Guidance Advances Show Rocket Flight Promise

The report cites Lindbergh era work on liquid oxygen and gasoline rockets with air remote control for launches and gyro stabilized ascent. It notes flights since 1904, speeds to 700 mph, limited ranges, and scientists aiming for cosmic tests and data above 80 miles where ionization and radio reflections occur.

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President Roosevelts Appeal to Clergymen for Counsel

President Roosevelt launched a nationwide appeal to clergy for counsel and advice on how government can better serve the people. He said he would value non governmental input on conditions around social security and the works program and hopes clergy respond with details from their communities.

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Barker Tue Buried at Mian

Miami dispatch reports outlaw Fred Barker and his mother Kate Barker to be buried near Miami Oklahoma after federal agents killed them at the Oklawaha hideout eight months earlier. A Missouri undertaker sent the bodies to Florida for transport to Web Cite, arriving Saturday. The Barker brothers Hernan and Fred were previously buried at Timber Hill cemetery near Wichita, Kansas.

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Pension for an elderly Oklahoma woman sought

Secretary of State Frank Carter received an old age pension application from a 72 year old Oklahoma City widow who wrote my hand is a little ababy and explained her family of 90 hens cannot support them. The pre election ballot wrangle over the proposal ended with Carter delaying a decision.

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Burial Arrangements Made By Local Attorney

Arrangements for the burial were being made by Claude Keeney of Joplin an attorney who has been attempting to obtain sixteen thousand dollars in valuables log by the Barkers for George Harker husband and father. No funeral arrangements had been made.

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Creekmore given four year term for manslaughter

Tulsa Sept 29 The jury verdict real in distriat court finds Gary land Creekmore 28 year old farmer guilty of manslaughter for shooting Elmer Lemons 24 at a woman’s home. Creekmore sentenced to four years in prison the minimum for manslaughter. Creekmore showed relief as verdict read. His attorney W C Henneberry said no appeal. The jury had been instructed by Judge Harry Halley that acquittal was not possible.

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Creekmore Convicted in Manslaughter Case Near Benedict

In Broken Arrow Oklahoma Lemons and Pamya Texas workers testified Creekmore shot at Ora Benedict home. State sought death. Creekmore claimed memory loss after the attack. The court set a Saturday date for formal sentencing amid tension over the expected penalty.

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Women Lose Bid for State Offices in Oklahoma Vote

Oklahoma City voters deny women the right to hold statewide offices amid tight turnout. Governor Marland’s order influenced ballot placement as four constitutional amendments fail, including pensions for the aged and homestead tax exemptions. Women vow to renew effort, while campaigns faced delays and legal questions over signatures and certification. Local organizers highlighted the need for continued pressure within the Democratic party.

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