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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1927

Page

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Oil Boom In Pontotoc County Allen Field Expands

Three producers added in the Allen district raise daily oil output by 770 barrels. Ramsey interests add three more locations, bringing total Ramsey wells to four and boosting district production with new offsets and deeper drilling. Louisiana Oil and Refining, Texas Pacific, and Homaokla face ongoing activity across sections 5-8 in Pontotoc County as producers drill and test multiple sites.

Prem Pontotoc County Allen District Pontoto County Allen Field Allen Ada Conservation Texas Pacific Company American Oil and Refining Company B. A. LaSelle Rebee Phillis Norris Taborstown Charles Coxwells K. W. Wickett Barnsdall Texas Pacific Hunton Harrison No Price No Ramsey Butler Butler No Webb No Parker No Amy Smith No Louisiana Oil and Refining Company Perry No Mellroy m. 1 Milner Warfie No. 1 Shaffer North Whitney Clark and Cowden

Former Five Civilized Tribes official shoots Choctaw man

Victor Locke former superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes at Muskogee was held in Pushmataha county jail after he admitted shooting Abner Battiste a full blood Choctaw. County attorney Louie Gossett said murder charges would be filed and arraignment would follow. Locke had gone to Battiste's home at Antlers last night and shot him at his front door killing him. Locke now a resident of Antlers since retirement six years ago is a lieutenant colonel in the army reserve.

Locke Battiste Gossett Indian Agency Antlers Army Reserve

Laying Gas Mains to Supply Sulphur

X L Bird of Community Gas Co told Sulphur Chamber that all mains will be finished in three weeks if local labor remains available and no accidents occur. Gas will travel via a 4 inch line from Wynnie wood, fifteen miles away, with a measuring plant set northwest of the city beyond its limits. Bird noted twenty one Oklahoma and Texas gas fields support a reliable service for Sulphur.

X. L. Bird The Community Gas Co Chamber of Commerce Wynniewood Oklahoma Texas Bird

Paying Off County and Township Fair Premiums

J. B. Hill, secretary of the county and township free fair association, issued checks for premiums won by exhibitors at township and county fairs. Township awards were sent to banks in respective townships and county awards were at First National Bank in Ade. Payment was delayed as the county excise board had not approved the fair estimate beforehand.

J. B. Hill County Township Free Fair Association First National Bank Ade County Excise Board

Town Talks as Pirates Close in on Pennant

Ada baseball fans rally around the Pittsburgh Pirates in a tight pennant race. With four games left for each club, Pittsburgh must win three to clinch if St. Louis also finishes strong. The Pirates lead St. Louis by two games and New York by three and a half.

Ada Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates New York Brooklyn St. Louis

Tunney Returns Home with Tumultuous Welcome in New York

Gene Tunney arrived in New York from Cleveland at 10 11 to a crowd of over 1000 fans at Grand Central station. Police formed a flying wedge to protect the heavyweight champion as Eddie Eagan and Bernard Gimbel assisted his passage toward the Biltmore hotel and manager Billy Gibson for interviews.

New York Gene Tunney Grand Central Station Tunney Cleveland Eddie Eagan Yale Bernard Gimbel Ted Biltmore Hotel Tuvaney Billy Gibson

Lindbergh Declines Throne Seat In Abilene Texas

Charles A. Lindbergh refused to sit on a throne placed on an automobile in Abilene. He told Mrs. Dan Moody that he preferred riding in the back seat so he and Mrs. Moody could be seen together. The throne device was quickly removed as he proceeded to greet the crowd.

Lindbergh Abilene Texas Charles A. Lindbergh Dan Moody Moody

Ardmore Man Killed In Ladder Fall At Refinery

Ardmore resident C. K. Murphey aged 41 died after a 12 foot ladder fall at the Pure Crl refinery northeast of the city. He and two coworkers were cleaning a stir when the collapse fractured his skull. He is survived by a wife and three children.

Ardmore C. K. Murphey Pure Crl Company Murphey

Western Section Bears First Wedge Of Winter Weather

Frost snapped across the western section of the upper Mississippi valley corn belt as a cold wave, with temperatures in the lower thirties and snow flurries in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Forecasters expected a rebound to warmer, fair weather by Tuesday.

Kansas City Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountains Middle West Dakoats Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Iowa

Oil Journal reports U S daily oil output rises in week

The Oil and Gas Journal says U S crude oil production averaged 2 531 432 barrels daily for the week ending September 24 up 21 673 from the prior week. Major gains occurred in Greater Seminole and West Texas fields with Oklahoma and California also up while Arkansas Louisiana and Kansas held steady.

Tulsa United States The Oil and Gas Journal Seminole West Texas Oklahoma California Arkansas Louisiana Kansas

District Court Terms Set To Clear Backlog Next Week

District Court opens Monday with Judge George P. Crump presiding for three days and Judge Orel Busby handling disqualified cases and civil matters. Busby will also oversee docket clearance. Most cases are old and some may be dismissed due to unavailable witnesses. An unrelated note reports a Russian artists' club fined $500 for a fox trot event.

District Court George P. Crump Holdenville Orel Busby Busby Russia

Ada Independents rally as Brewer leads series hitting

Parker Brewer regained a leadership role for the Ada Independents in a two game set with Muskogee veterans, posting a .412 average to top the series. Teammates Everige Kelley and Lindsey contributed, while Waner and Brewer slipped from early pace. Leard Johnston and other former stars were not fully counted in the final averages.

Parker Brewer Ada Independents Muskogee T. Waner Patemaker Brewer Everige Kelley Lindsey Waner Ada Leard Johnston Broever C.cdbe A. Waner Brerigeg enGhey Haroow Witenes Wadlington

Outlook for Illinois corn crop turns very poor

Urbana, Sept 23 The Illinois corn crop faces a grim forecast with only about one quarter maturing at a normal frost date. Weather bureau data suggest frost arrives October 10 to 15, while severe heat in early September compromised yields. Crop extension specialist J C Hackelman notes heat did little to help the crop.

Urbana Ill Illinois College of Agriculture, University of Millinois Weather Bureau J. C. Hackelman

Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Loose. Cattle Steady

Oklahoma City market reports 2 400 cattle with top at 8.75 for grasser cows and 10 00 to 11 00 for light calves. Hogs 600 head show unsteady trends after a late hike with packing sows at 99.00 to 10.00 and stockers 9.00 to 9.50.

Oklahoma City

World Series Opens October 5 After Pennant Clash

The first game will be played October 5 in the city of the pennant winner following a conference among leading clubs and Baseball Commissioner K M Landis. The decision ties the World Series start to the NL pennant outcome and the host city.

Chicago K. M. Landis

Winter Debut in Ada Brings Cold Rain and Snow

Ada experienced a sharp cold wave with arctic air causing a 41 degree low. Driving rain and heavy precipitation of 2.41 inches overnight plus about an inch yesterday raise total to nearly 3.5 inches in 24 hours. Residents ready winter supplies and prep homes and businesses as gas stoves and polish are revived.

Ada Northland Mercury

Legionnaires Race Red Threat From Europe

Legionnaires face a geopolitical threat as Red forces push from Europe while tracks in France host a goodwill special. Officials warn of potential disruptions and emphasize solidarity with allied nations during the event.

Legionnaires Escape Nice Bomb Plots As Tourists Arrive

In Nice and surrounding Riviera territory two bomb plots against the American Legion good will trains were intercepted. Police linked the incidents to Sacco and Vanzetti sympathizers. A bomb exploded near Golfa Juan station but damaged track and no legionnaires were harmed. Authorities guard the tours as inspections continue from Marseilles to Mentone.

Nice France Sacco- Vanzetti Riveria American Légion Paris Golfa- Juan Legion Marseilles Mentone American Legion Legionnaires Cannes Golee- Juan Here Monte Carlo Legi la Bocca

Clarita Bank Robbed by Two Highwaymen

Two masked bandits robbed the Farmers National Bank of Clarita in Coal county on Monday morning, taking about 300 dollars in cash from the teller cage while leaving more than 3,000 dollars in currency unseen in the vault. They fled in a nearby car and were tracked several miles south and west before the trail went cold.

Clarita Farmers National Bank of

Railway line abandonment sanctioned in Oklahoma

The Oklahoma corporation commission approved the abandonment of a station at Phillips Oklahoma by the Missouri Kansas Texas railway. The line is leased to the Oklahoma City Ada Atoka railroad.

Oklahoma City Phillips Okla Missouri-Kansas- Texas Railway Company State Corporation Commission Oklahoma City-Ada- Atoka

Ohio Woman Says Husband Gave Only 50 in 35 Years

An Ohio woman testified she received just 50 over thirty five years of marriage. The report notes growing restlessness among women as a social trend.

Ohio

Dempsey Manager to Protest Tunney Victory in Chicago

Bee P Flynn Dempsey's manager says he will file a protest with the Illinois Athletic Commission over the judge and referee decision awarding last night’s fight to Gene Tunney. He reports Dempsey believed he knocked out Tunney in the seventh round. Receipts for the Tunney Dempsey fight totaled 2 658 660, a record gate in boxing, promoter Tex Rickard says.

Allen J. Gould Associated Press Chicago Gene Punney Jack Dempsey Soldier Field Marine Bee P. Flynn Ilinois Athletic Commission Gena Tunney Dempsey Tunney Tex Rickard

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Allen Territory Homaokla Homackla Gene Mrs. Dempsey Fistiannia Victor Locke Erate Bathana Ada Glue Ritters Europe Legion Good Will Special Reviera Illinois Boxing Commission Jack Philadelphia Clarita Bank Bene Tunney Ltd Dempsey Way Illinois Commission Richard
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