RULINGS OF JUDGE CLARK ON Epworth University Property Sale
Judge Clark decreed sale of part of Epworth university grounds to satisfy a $40,000 mortgage to State Life Insurance and reimburse the University Development company for salaries paid, with proceeds used to clear debts and allow reopening by the Methodist Episcopal church, South subject to participation. The case, State Life Insurance company versus Epworth university, centers on fifty-two acres near Classen boulevard, valued up to $500,000, and involves complex fund reimbursements and impact on university governance.
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Clark
Classen
Church
Epworth University
State Life Insurance Company
University Development Company
South
Epy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Univer
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Comony
Spany
J. T. Riley
Sam G. Thompson
George S. Green
C. B. Ames
Anton H. Classen
Clarke
Thdae
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Methodise Episcopal Church
West Oklahoma
Methodist Episenqal Church
Jude Clarke
Foworth University
Ite
Budge Clark
Millionaire Will Promises Fortune If He Marries
Chattanooga tale says private Charles Hoffman of Fort Oglethorpe is heir to 1.5 million dollars from Detroit uncle Marvin Royer. To claim, Hoffman must wed within a year, per will provisions. Detroit chair maker Fred Hoffman named as father. In New York, John L. Murrary, Broadway restaurant proprietor, died at home after a lengthy illness.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Hoffman
Fifty-second United States Infantry
Fort Oglethorpe
Marvin Royer
Detroit
Mick Hoffman
Fred Hoffman
Hoffman
New York
John L. Murs Ray
Broadway
Witnesses Must Stay All Winter If Trial Delayed
In EWARD Alaska Alig SL EF forts were made today to est by Monday the trial of AF Mc Lean a government teacher at Nushagak Bristol May began yesterday charged with the murder of his native wife. The government seeks to avoid the expense of keeping witnesses through winter. Some would stay if the trial cannot finish by Monday when the Santa Anta sails on the season’s last trip. The case is expected to be the most expensive in territory history. Witnesses came nearly 2000 miles last fall to testify before the Valdez grand jury and were brought here as well.
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Eward
Alaska
AF McLean
Nushagak
Bristol
Kristal
Hay
Santa Anta
Valdez
Governor orders inquiry started on wine seizure
Governor Williams directs Attorney General Freeling to investigate alleged sacramental wine seizure by Cleveland county officers in Norman. Father Metter’s letter claims wine was stored in Judge Burk’s courtroom, consumed, and that the judge appeared intoxicated. Hearst will not seek New York mayoral nomination. decision filed with elections board.
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Williams
Father Metter
Cleveland County
Custer Burk
Freeling
Hearst
New York
Ang
William R Hearst
Governor Williams Letter Explains War Attitude To Gore
Governor Williams releases a public letter to Senator Gore detailing his war stance and noting he would appoint a replacement should Gore resign. The letter, signed by Williams, discusses opposition to Gore’s position and outlines steps for succession while touching on wartime policy and political strategy.
Three Held For Poisoning of Step Mother in Durant Jail
Durant Oklahoma Special report states former husband Langston Colbert and his daughter Minnie with Susie Colbert and minors are jailed after step mother Mpa Fula Langston died from strychnine poisoning. Neighbors had suspicion after the July death. exhumation and post mortem found poison. The girl allegedly confessed after weeks of questioning.
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Susie Calhert
Langston
James
Minnie
Oberlin
Father Of Girl's Alleged Slayer May Refuse Aid
SHAWNEE Oklahoma Angl Special That he will refuse to spend any money in the defense of his son should the weight of evidence produced at his preliminary hearing test Tuesday show him to be probably guilty statement made by the father of Feed O Neil charged with complicity in the murder of Miss Klea Stone of Kemona according to information reaching Were today The elder CY Neil is owner of a store at Tipelo and after ending the term as school teacher at the Vamoosa school where he became acquainted with Miss Stone Pred O'Neil assisted his brother a managing another store owned by the father at Konawa 'S am going t sit ae judge at the boy's preliminary hearing the father is quoted as saying and if the evidence shows his guilt beyond a doubt he must pay the penalty I will not spend the money that belongs to my family in a useless and hopeless defense if however there appears a chance at life in innocence I will die everything possible for him of course
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Shawnee
Okla
Ang Jl
Feed O' Neil
Mise Klee Stone
Kemana
Toiay
CY Neil
Tipelo
Vamoosa
Miss Stone
Pred O'Neil
Konawa
Kansas City Draft Records Destroyed in Fire
Fire destroyed draft records in Kansas City that covered two hundred twenty two examinations under the selective draft law. The Ninth District exemption board’s three weeks of work were burned, with only the desk arm grammar school desk spared. Re examinations will be necessary.
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Kansas City, Ave
Two Hundred
Owenty
Ninth
Celebration Under New County Council in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma County council plans a celebration honoring men chosen under the selective service act. Prospective members include the executive committee, with Gayennie Wel coming for confirmation. State troops lead by Hig Chen Hoy Motfmag and Ferrieral Hellman head the brigade at Camp Bowie Port Worth as awaiting treasurer members of the fir er infantry arrive.
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Oklahoma
Ecouell Af de
Vite Tila
Hoffman
Hig
Chen Hoy Motfmag
Ire
Oklahoma Infantry
Natonal
Ferrieral Hellman Te Nom
Camp Bowie Port Worth
Thie Homa
Gas shutoff threat over Oklahoma City factories and homes
Gas pressure losses from Shamrock field and Morrison pool delays threaten October supply. Oklahoma Gas and Electric warns manufacturers to prepare immediate shutoffs as nine pounds of pressure appear from thirty, risking home heating during the first cold snap. A Morrison line completion by November 15 aims to restore flow to main users.
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Shamrock
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Morrison Pool
Morris & Co, Wilton & Co
Railway Company
Ten Biscuitpany
American Brick and File
Manus
American Rick and Tile Company
Molinard
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Byllesby Corporation
Oklahoma Nebeural Gas Company
Glean Braden
Tulsa
Braden
Morrison
Wellatom
Mis Elale Stone Photograph Reveals Local Incident Claims
A fragmentary report describes a photograph of a local figure linked to a murder case involving Ir AH Yates and Pred O'Neil of Konawa. Seminale County attorney cites information to prove an alleged five day operation at the Ker awa office, with Heath and O'Neil connected to a school event at Vanesa.
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Mis Elale
Mics
Phe Stone
Suhowl
Ilrath
Ir AH Yates
Pred O'Neil
Konawa
Clarkes
Seminale County
Rie Wan Het Ne Yatra
Kerawa
Heath
Ste Twaghy
O'Neil
Vanesa
Oklahoma Wheat Prices Near Basic Sale Figure
Oklahoma wheat will bring about 210 to 215 on sales, with $220 as a base price used by the food administration. Red winter wheat dominates Oklahoma production at about 231, soft red winter around 221. Prices vary by grade and market, with Kansas City cited as the primary market for much of the state’s output.
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Oklahoma
Col NW Lingenfelter
State Board of Agriculture
The
Food Administration
Karinas City
Kinhoma
Linene
Kelsey
Lingenfelter
Foreign corporations to be prosecuted in state
Following a state report the attorney general was directed to prosecute 750 foreign corporations for unpaid fees. The move targets major firms, with railroads among those owing the state, except one company. The action follows a secretary of state memo to the governor outlining the failure to pay assessments.
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Freeing
Twelve Pacific Steamers Overdue at Port
Twelve sailing vessels are overdue at the port as reported by local officials. The overdue ships include the steamer Lalita Whalen and eleven other vessels, with one en route to a party when last observed. Officials caution delays may impact trade and harbor operations.
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Diinmierie
Bread price set at five cents under wheat price fix
Washington August 1 the price fixing committee approved a 220 per bushel wheat price and a 14 ounce loaf of bread priced at five cents to allow fair profit for flour manufacturers and bakers. The plan includes licensing for flour and bread dealers and government control of bakeries if needed.
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Washington
Insight
Chicago
Fond Administration Ias
Oklahome
Feast for Sunday: The Oklahoman Series Feature
The Oklahoman Sunday offers a special feature by food expert Lorne Cishorne on wardening a shift to poetry and a piece about training of negro officers. Also includes color comics, state oil and mineral news, international wire reports, and a variety of tales.
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Cy Dteoaulee
Prancinale
Lorne Cishorne
Tee Feeure
Kaiser’s Court
State Oil and Mineral News
Child Labor Law Declared Unconstitutional in Court
In Greensboro North Carolina Jie James E Boyd appeared as defense, the court ruled the child labor law unconstitutional. The decision centers on the validity of measures restricting child workers and the ruling may affect similar statutes in other jurisdictions.
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Reensboro
NOC
James E Boyd
Oyvirent
Ceating- Owen
Sritutional
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William McCullough
Tulsa County
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Ures
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Berne
Zurich
Havre
Basle
Zimmie
Strychnine
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NEW County Council
Gas Company
Wei
Ern Mills
Wi Sportati
Wellston
Outhiie
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Agricultural Board
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