Walton orders halt for state voting clash in Oklahoma
Oklahoma news notes Kernor Walton directing a halt while others press for eight held events amid tense conditions. Unclear reports say Uncle Ty and Pastor Richard Holt feature in Monroe. The American Legion and aviation topics dominate, with calls to boost aircraft production and national strength amid wary calm. Wal ton acts decisively as the Klans embroilment looms over gubernatorial politics.
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Richard Holt
Uncle Dick
Uncle Ty
Monroe
Oklahoma election boards ordered to jail disruptors
Oklahoma City Oct 1 state election board sent telegrams to county election officials to jail anyone interfering with tomorrow's special election. Gov Walton reconstituted the state election board and ordered halt to the election while new members take actions.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Election Board
J. C. Walton
New Factory Planned to Build in Monroe by A H Sweet
A H Sweet inventor of a patent glass savings bank device has purchased a five acre site in Monroe for a new factory. He formed a company with stock subscribed and 7500 shares transferred to the vendor as part of the purchase. The plant will start soon and Monroe’s gas field fuel helped attract the project.
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Monroe
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Monte Blue Divorce Suit
Los Angeles Oct 1 Monte Blue film actor has been named defendant in a divorce suit filed by Gladys Blue.
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Los Angeles
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Gladys Blue
Prem. Flashes Fenn Oct 1 A tragedy at a grade crossing
A misspelled early report describes a fatal railway grade crossing collision near Ashland Mississippi involving a wife and child and other family members. The car was struck as the train approached the crossing and several occupants were injured and subsequently extricated. Reports mention the supreme court and an appeal affecting road access and rail decisions in Mississippi.
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Ashland
Phern
Arkansas
Monroe City Hall remodels boost with expanded Mayor’s office
Day by day improvements across Monroe City Hall include enlarging the Mayor Arnold Bernstein office by removing partitions and extending into the vestibule, plus repainting the mayor’s and electrical engineer’s offices. Police headquarters will also be remodeled and refreshed to handle growing visitor traffic.
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Monroe City Hall
Arnold Bernstein
Morehouse Kidnapping Cases Set for November 5 Trial
Attorney W H Todd pleads not guilty for the defendants as Bastrop sees the Morehouse parish criminal term open Judge Fred M Odom fixes Monday November 5 for hearing misdemeanor charges including conspiracy and carrying weapons The list includes W G McIntosh Marvin Pickett J K Skipwith Benton Pratt Cad Pickett Laurie Calhoun and others accused of firearms or assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Morehouse
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Fred M. Odom
Odom
A. V. Coco
State
W. G. McIntosh
Marvin Picket
Sam Eldridge
Sam Cox
Armed forces ready to clash in Oklahoma conflict
Tulsa officers prepare for a tense election day as twelve armed volunteers and over a hundred armed deputies patrol the Tulsa County election board. Supplies for tomorrow's special election will be distributed at 1 pm, with military and sheriff's forces warning ballots and supplies would be defended by force.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County Court House
Walton
R. R. Stevens
County Election Board
R. D. Sanford
Stevens
Fuqua to Speak on Governor Candidacy Tour
Henry L. Fuqua leaves Baton Rouge for a ten day tour of North Louisiana to campaign for governor. He will speak in Shreveport on Thursday night and has additional speeches planned with locations not announced.
Germany's Version Of Outbreak Favours Its Guard
Three policemen killed as a Rhineland separatist rally in Düsseldorf erupts. German authorities say security police acted only after a civilian officer was struck, while French reports claim escalating fire preceded troops' arrival. Large crowds gathered, 25 trainloads, with French armored cars deployed to restore order.
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Associated Press
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Joseph Matthews
Herr Matthes
Court Opens With Heavy Docket As U S Supreme Court Meets
The U S Supreme Court convenes after a recess with about 4 580 cases awaiting decision. Justices McKenna and Holm look ready for work, and a White House ceremony is planned to honor the president. The docket includes challenges over natural gas piping and state statutes in California Washington and Virginia.
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Peace Reigns as Contempt Cases Dismissed in Jackson Parish
Judge R G Oglesby dismissed contempt of court proceedings against W D Jeffries R L Hardy A H Colvin and W J Bill Fanning after they told him they did not mean disrespect in signing mass meeting resolutions denouncing the Ku Klux Klan The judge urged neighbors to live in peace and foster friendship and trust in the courts in a cordial conference at Jonesboro
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Bill) Fanning
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Woman Whips Husband and Companion in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey Dr Theodore Bender and nurse Martha Wagner were publicly whipped by Mrs Mercy Alice Bender in front of Justice Graves while in custody. They were arraigned on a statutory offense and released on $1000 bail each. Mrs Bender voiced she regretted being stopped and stated they deserved more.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Theodore Bender
Martha Wagner
Mercy Alice Bender
William van Gordon
Mrs. Bender
Plans Launched For Large Scale Game Protection South
Chicago Oct 1 an enterprise to enlist wealthy sportsmen for wildlife conservation by offering guided shooting while maintaining a 24 square mile game refuge was announced by E A Mellhenny founder of the Louisiana Gulf Coast Club The club owns 160 square miles of gulf coast game land near New Iberia Louisiana one sixth to remain closed while shooting areas are supervised with headquarters in Chicago The advisory board includes Harry S New E S Broussard Irvin S Cobb and others in government and conservation leadership
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Til
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Russell Sage
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Gulf of Mexico
New Iberia
Louisiana
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Irvin S. Cobb
New York
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United States Biological Survey
William Adams
Boston
Department of Conservation
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J. B. Burnham
Game Proactive Association
J. T. McCutchen
Governor Walton Threatens Oklahoma Election With Troops
Oklahoma braces for a crisis as Governor Walton vows to use state soldiers to stop a special election. Legislature opposes him while county attorneys say the election is valid. Printing plants ran thousands of ballots as rural meetings urged citizens to vote despite the threat. CONTINUED ON Pace THREE.
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Okla
Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Commonwealth
G. F. Short
Revolt Near Berlin Prompts French Patrols in Duesseldorf
French troops patrol Duesseldorf streets as order is enforced after a separatist meeting sparked violence. A state of siege not declared but curfew 11 pm to 5 am is in force. Casualties include about 10 killed and over 200 seriously wounded with 100 more lightly hurt. Nervousness remains as quiet returns.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Censorship Ordered as German Revolt Rumbles
A nationalist revolt breaks out near Kuestrin, 50 miles from Berlin, with Reichswehr forces called in and leaders arrested. The German defense minister imposes censorship on military news as troops suppress the unrest in Brandenburg city of about 20 000 people known for copper and brass ware.
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Kuestrin
Berlin
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Reichswehr
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