Wild Mary well is subdued at last in Oklahoma oil field
Oklahoma City April 7 Outsmarted by ingenuity the Wild Mary gusher in the south Oklahoma City oil field is under control after 11 days of free flow averaging 48 000 barrels daily. The well’s stop, using a double die nipple and fan tail, halted the blast of gas and oil that threatened fire and halted district activities. Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co. plans an official inspection before deciding on future handling.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary 'Sudik
Dluminating Oil Company
Death of prominent Federal Reserve leader Harding
William P. G. Harding, 63, former governor of the Federal Reserve Board and longtime head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, died at 4:30 a m after a year of illness. Born in Greene County Alabama in 1864 he rose from clerk to top banking post. He lived at the Shonquin Club.
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William
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Im “Parseghian Hip Veenet
Mellon Upheld on Seizure Law Question in Auto Case
Washington April 7 The District of Columbia court of appeals denied Secretary Mellon’s claim that he could determine mitigating circumstances in a seizure and condemnation of an automobile used for alleged illegal purposes. The case involved a Detroit seized car under a conditional sale held by Walter Heller and Co. The Treasury argued Mellon’s decision is final and not subject to court review. The lower court agreed, and the appeals court affirmed.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
District Court of Appeals
Crossword puzzle across and down clues mixed with errors
A dense, garbled puzzle page lists crosswords clues with many typos and misprints across and down. It references various scattered terms, names, and phrases, leaving the intended puzzle content unreadable in places.
Revenue Violation Challenge Fails To Prove Seized Vehicle Case
A court rejected the revenue violation claim against the vehicle owner, who presented no defense and argued innocence and good faith. The ruling casts doubt on the seizure and implies procedural or evidentiary gaps in the government's case.
First Presbyterian church social and congregational meeting news
The Winnodauis First Presbyterian Church school held its monthly social at Mrs D E Jolly's home with Mrs A J Glass and Mrs Arthur Jung assisting. The annual congregational meeting will be held Wednesday evening with a supper meeting to follow and reports from church officers and affiliated societies. Women’s Guild meets Thursday evening at the church. Mrs FLOW Qutter will host a program featuring European Cathedrals by Miss Leona Baumgartner. The chorus choir, led by Dean Swarthout, plans a sacred concert next Sunday evening. Westamstar forum elected Ralph Graves president, Elizabeth Walker vice president, and Robert Denton secretary treasurer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Winnodauis
First Presbyterian Church School
D. E. Jolly
Tennasser
A. J. Glass
Arthur Jung
First Presbyterian, Church
Teo Men ¢ Guild
Flow. Qutter
Sharse Am
Leona Baumeidtrtner
Dean Swarthout
Westasinstar Forum
Ralph Graves
Bizabeth Walker
Robert Denton
Rummage sale planned at old bus station schedule
A community rummage sale is set for Saturday, April 36, at the old bus station in the Dickinson building to raise funds for Misa Ed gar. The event urges families to bring clothing donations. Also noted is a TV program saluting chemical engineers on April 8 at 9 0 p.m. CST featuring Dr. A H White.
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Misa
Edgar
Dickinson Hulding
Chemical Engineers
Westinghouse
A. H. White
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Enir M
Shle Telnet
Three Die in Prison Break and Other News
Reports from Porch theft show a toy rustic settee taken from Mrs R L Grider of 1400 Louisiana street. In California W H Tinklepaugh died of wounds after a prison break, two other convicts killed by guards during flight. Prominent cattleman Marion Frakes, 86, died in Winfield, Kansas, survived by widow and three sisters. W Y Morgan editor of Hutchison News visited University of Kansas, plans to return to Lawrence next week.
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Louisiana Street
Folsom
Cal
Apr. T
W. H. Tinklepaugh
Independence
Kan
Marion Frakes
Elk County
Winfield
Penaeeeese
W. ¥. Morgan
W.Y. Morgan
Hutchison News
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Morgan
Lawrence
District Rotary International conference report noise
Miss Freda Davis 18 daughter of Sheriff James Davis was killed and Miss Naoma Pixley 17 was seriously injured in a motor car crash near Osborne Kansas last night. Two young men riding with them were uninjured. Also listed is a poultry ad noting Buff Rock Buff Orpington Brahmas and White Langshaw chicks for sale at Achning's Hardware store from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Osborne
Kan
Freda Davis
James Davis
Naoma Pixley
Here
Anage Beesee
Barred Rock
Buff Rock
Buff Orpington
Brahamas
White Langshaw
Achning’s
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