Lions Honor Dr. Linscheid on 12th Ada Anniversary
Ada Lions Club staged a surprise tribute honoring Dr. Linscheid and his family for twelve years since his arrival. Leaders from business, religion, education and city service lauded his leadership at East Central College and community, noting his fiscal acumen, courage, and dedication to students and local progress. Music and speeches highlighted his impact and hope for continued service in Ada.
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Jackson Barnett in Court Again Oversees Wealth Dispute
In Los Angeles on September 27 Jackson Barnett an aging Creek Indian known for signing checks with a thumb print faced new legal fights over his Oklahoma oil wealth. The government seeks restoration of 1 million dollars to his estate with 550000 allegedly given away. Mrs Anna Laura Lowe Barnett resisted exclaiming I will not cive my deposition.
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United States Commissioner's Court
Colorado Governor Appoints Senator Walter Walker
Denver news reports Governor Adams named Walter Walker Grand Junction newspaper publisher to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Charles W Waterman. The Senate tally stands 48 Democrats 47 Republicans and one Farmer-Labor member.
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Missing Banker Accused Now Of Embezzling
Walter Ingram bank examiner received orders from state bank commissioner W J Barnett to file embezzlement charges against H C Doherty missing cashier of Burlington State Bank. Doherty vanished September 18 before the bank closed days later amid a search spanning Texas Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Bids Received On Highway Projects Across Oklahoma Counties
Oklahoma City Sept 27 the highway commission received bids on seven county projects totaling about 170000. work includes paving grading drainage and twelve bridges with apparent low bidders such as B N Taliferro Madill for five bridges and Hyde Construction Enid for a Red River bridge replacement. Additional bids include J W Hopper Oklahoma City for pavement and bridge work in Chickasha and Nims & Frost Hydro for a removal of bridge spans on U S 64 near Sand Springs.
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Premium Winners at Pontotoc County Free Fair
List of prize recipients across livestock poultry crops and domestic arts. Names include Charley Horton Leonard Cantrell Sherman Horton and many others with champions in Jersey and Hereford cattle, sows, boars, sheep, turkeys, corn and various canning and craft categories.
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Herriot Warns Germany Plans To Re-Arm
Paris reports Premier Herriot warned Germany seeks re armament and proposed a Geneva security treaty to settle the arms equality issue. La Figaro praised the speech while Sen Berenger called it international and noted Herriot spoke during a stop en route to Geneva for talks.
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Ada Wan Atwood robbery arrest in Hughes County
Ada trucking contractor E J Baldwin was held in Holdenville jail after an attempted robbery at the Atwood post office and C B Irwin mercantile store. He was captured near Ada by city officer Lee Nabors after a chase. a companion identified as Prate Lee fled and is sought.
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More of Famig Ranch Sold Off
Mapland reports a large sale of the 101 Ranch assets as Col. Zack Miller fights to safeguard White House and surrounding 160 acres. The Bar, 3,000 acres, sold to Passumpsics Savings Bank for 41500, with 1,169 acres set for October 24 as foreclosure proceeds continue. Miller seeks refinancing via public 101 Ranch certificates with state approval. In Oklahoma City,Bank Commissioner Barnett revealed missing funds tied to Henry C. Doherty and Burlington bank issues, as state officials pursue a $7855 shortage and related investigations.
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Garner accepts invitation to speak at El Reno barbecue
Oklahoma City reports that John Garner the Democratic vice presidential candidate will give a speech on November 5 at a bic barbecue in El Reno. Secretary Charlies Hand of the Democratic National Committee tentatively confirms the invitation with confirmation expected later. The Star League is led by John Kroutil of Yukon.
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Stone in Line for Roosevelt
S Stone former Republican congressman from the Fifth Oklahoma district announced support for Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. He criticized the Republican national administration as the tool of the power trust and big Wall Street interests and urged Republicans to repudiate current leadership from Hoover on down.
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New Plan for Marketing Turkeys Seeks Portions After Thanksgiving
Chicago reports a plan to boost turkey sales by selling portions rather than whole birds. The idea aims to emancipate the public from turkey hash for a week after Thanksgiving, promising greater returns on investment according to classified acts.
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Francis resident Co S Norman dies after 32 years
Co S Norman of Francis dies aged 75 in Pontotoc county after a life in mercantile sales and Advent Christian ministry. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 PM in Francis with Criswell Funeral Home overseeing arrangements. He leaves a widow, six sons, one daughter, three brothers, and one sister.
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Frisco Receivership Petition Denied in First Suit
Federal Judge C B Faris denied the first of two receivership suits against the St. Louis San Francisco Railway Co known as Frisco. The August 27 suit by Charles and Dora Gans and later others sought to halt a proposed financial reorganization claiming bonds worth 88000 and 3500 lien claims. Attorneys for the road argued improving times. bondholders contended long-term profitability was unlikely.
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