Marland Runs for Oklahoma Governor and Plans New Deal Programs
Former oil magnate and Democratic nominee Frank McNaughton reports William H. Marland begins applying President Roosevelts New Deal to Oklahoma. He forms ten committees to study state issues and coordinate a planned economy before his inauguration next January. Marland, once a Pittsburgh clerk turned oil industrialist, built a vast empire in Oklahoma, funded art, estates, and social projects, but rapid expansion led to bankruptcy in 1929 as bankers seized control of his company.
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Frank McNaughton
United Press
Oklahoma City
Jly
E. M. Marland
Roosevelt
Olahomia
Oklahoma
Marland
Congress
Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
Mellon
Penosvania Fields
Univer of
Michigan
Oklahoms
George Miller
101 Ranch
Merland
Hollings
Marland OW Company
Yuest
Hig
Ponce City
State of
Ollahoma
Bryant Baker
Financial Society
Fredonia Farmer Held for Wife Murder
Albert Horlacher Sr. of Dunkirk is jailed on a murder charge after firing two shots at his wife Susan Barnes Horlacher in their farm home three miles west of Fredonia. The couple's son Albert Horlacher Jr. returned from Chicago and summoned police after the shootings in the kitchen as Mrs Horlacher prepared a meal.
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Fredonia Farmer
United Press
Dunkirk
Albert Horlacher
Susan Barnes Horlacher
Predomia
Albert Horlacher, Jr
Chicago
Wredonia
Woo Tate
Horlacher
Immunization Hailed In Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
New YorkJuly 9 Infantile paralysis seen as emboldened by a German immunization method. Dr Maurice Brodie of New York University Bellevue Hospital Medical School reports in Science an active immunity in Macacus rhesus monkeys via germicidally inactivated virus. Trials funded by the New York Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation amid mixed results.
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Alfred Berthinet
United Press
New York
Maurice Brodie
New York University
Bellevue Hospital Medical School
Brodie
Naw York Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Arthur A Elgidge
Funeral of Mrs Mary Martin in Bear Lake
Funeral services for Mary Eilen Church Martin, died July 6 at 11 30 p m, were held July 5 at 2 pm at the home of her son Kenneth M Martin in Bear Lake Pa. Burial followed in Bear Lake Cemetery. She was wife of Civil War veteran Gilbert F Martin, formerly of Vernon Center NY, and survived by daughter Millie M Butch of Spring Creek and son Kenneth M Martin of Bear Lake, plus three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Born August 29, 1845 in Bear Lake, she lived there most of her life and had been an invalid for seventeen years.
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Mary Eilen Church
Martin
Finlay
Kenneth M. Martin
Bear Lake
Beat Lake
Chestnut Sprouts Show Resistance To Blight In Pa
Professor George S. Perry cites new evidence from Pennsylvania foresters that young chestnut sprouts in Tuscarora and Mont Alto forests, Franklin and Perry counties, grow four inches and taller with no disease, supporting claims the species can resist chestnut blight through vigorous sprouting.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George S. Perry
Forest Research Institute
Mont Alto
Tuscarora State Forest
Perry County
Mont Alto State Forest
Franklin County
Logan State Forest
Huntingdon County
Perry
Madison pinochle expert sent to federal reformatory
Patricia Chavvington of Madison Wisconsin pleads guilty to harboring John Dillings public enemy No 1 and is sentenced to two years at Alderson West Virginia. Police say she sat in card games with Dillinger Evelyn Preesetti and John Hamilton Dillingers lieutenant and often won.
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Patricia Chavvington
Madison
Wis
Federal Reformatory
Alderson
W. Va
Joh Dillings
Dillinger
Evelyn Preesetti
John Hamilton
Public bus owners face insurance rule deadline
Harrisburg reports a Public Service Commission order requires taxi and bus operators to carry at least 5,000 injury coverage per person 10,000 per accident and 1,000 for property damages. Policies must be from reliable insurers and approved, with certified operators allowed to post a 10,000 bond or bank deposit. The August 1 deadline aims to ensure payment of damages, while larger carriers may exceed these minimums.
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Harrisburg
Taxieas
Public Service Commission
Commission
Curfew Enacted in Mays Landing Enforces 10 PM Street Rule
In Mays Landing New Jersey a curfew has begun requiring that no children be on the streets after 10 p.m. without parental supervision. Twelve men were sworn in to enforce the new law.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Supervisors Face Charge in Cherrytres Township
In Cherrytres township J Dempsey A Bell Frank Mark and L A Bunce faced a Saturday hearing before Alderman Elliott Franklin on malfeasance in office. Each was held to answer at August term in 300 bonds. Informants allege bills paid with single supervisor signatures and township funds used for non township business and unnecessary road work. Mark and Bunce also accused of submitting an incorrect auditor report failing to charge $2,200 to the supervisors with $1,800 to a sinking fund and $400 spent unnecessarily.
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Elpus Ville
Pupervist
J Dempsey
A. Bell
Authers
Frank Mark
L. A. Bunce
Cherrytres Township
Elliott
Franklin
R. P. Fowler
Mark and
Bunce
Fowler
Boy Walks Mile After Wounding Spike Incident
Patterson, 12, walked nearly a mile to his home after a spike pierced his stomach during a baseball game. He collapsed against a pole from which the spike protruded while trying to catch a ball. Physicians at the focal hospital expect recovery.
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Gene Patterson
Focal Hospital
Bank Statement of National Bank of Corry 1904
Report of the condition of the National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania at close of business July 30 1904. Assets include loans and discounts government securities and other assets total 1 782 950 LIABILITIES show demand and time deposits including public funds and deposits of other banks 1 752 951 14 Total liabilities and capital equal assets. Cash in vault reserve with Federal Reserve Bank outside items and other assets itemized. Notary public verification by Cashier O G H Andrews with commission expiry May 4 1937.
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National Bank of Corry
Corry
Pennsylvania
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Treas
Sivenotice
U. S
Oither
County of
Erie
O. H. Andrews
Banis
BH. Andrews
Corevo
Keppel
Parachute Tragedy Ends Liftoff At Golf Course
Lois Marshall, 21, died after leaping from a plane at Turtle Creek near the Chupenill Valley Golf Club when both parachutes failed to deploy. Eyewitnesses say she rolled and plunged about 1800 feet, with two unopened chutes strapped to her back. Doctors said death was instantaneous, with investigation noting possible fainting or failure to pull the rip cords.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Lois Marshall
Misa Marshall
Lord B. Langeléw
Turtle Creek
Flinth
Chupenill Valley Golf Club
Miss Marshall
Ansburg
Funeral of C. E. Stearns at Spring Creek Church
A large attendance at the funeral of C. E. Stearns held Sunday at the Spring Creek Church with Rev. W. L. Garnett officiating. Interment followed at Spring Creek cemetery. Bearers named Lon Mattusai, William Henry, Donald Johnson, Lou Bates, Kenneth Pitt, and Eldred Pitt. Stearns, a well known resident, died suddenly after a heart attack. Relatives present included Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stearns and son of Bre, and Mrs. Charion Stearns with daughter Miss Blin Stearns of Jemestovia.
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Gorry Trienes
Merocy
Clayton Stearns
Funerals
Spring Creek
Garnett
Tlc
Corry
Lon Mattusii
William Henry
Donald Johnson
Lou Bates
Kenneth
Eldred Pitt
Curtis
Bre
Chion Stearns
Mies Blin Stearns
Jemestovia
Bemis and Wood Family Reunions Held July 4th
Thirty six Bemis relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs Martin Bemis Corry for their annual reunion with games singing and stunts. Officers elected Gerdt Romig president Harold Beris vice president Margaret Bemis secretary and treasurer Clayton Caslis program chair. Fourth annual Wood reunion at North Clymer hosted by Delmer Aikens with forty six relatives from Corry Findley Lake Bear Lake and Sheffield. Amel Carter elected president James Crosby vice president Myrt Aikens secretary treasurer. Invitations extended to meet with Mr and Mrs Biherl for next year.
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Bemis
Martin Bemis
Corry
R. D
Herl
Gerdt Romig
Harold Beris
Margaret Bemis
Clayton Caslis
Jamestown
Walter Casler
Clymer
Miss Haber
Columbus
Lee Hopkins
North Best
Key Union
Wood
Delmer Aikens
North Clymer
Findley Lake
Bear Lake
Sheffield
Amel Carter
James Crosby
Myrt Aikens
Biherl
San-Cura Ointment Promises Sunburn Relief and Money-Back Plan
A Dumfright Oklahoma reader endorses San-Cura Ointment for sunburns and various skin ailments, noting a money-back guarantee and pricing at 35 and 60 cents per jar. The ad promotes San-Cura Soap for complexion and claims to deter counterfeit fingerprints due to unique microscopic marks.
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Dumright
Okla
Advius
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Eita Kett
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Brea
Bea
Thoss Demai
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Jeanette Gordon
East Chure
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Erie County
Heberling Company
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Paschke Farm
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