McNamara brothers plead guilty in Los Angeles case
Indianapolis reports the McNamara brothers John J and James B pleading guilty to charges connected with the Los Angeles labor conflict. D A Charles W. Miller says federal investigation scope remains broad. Frank Baker and Frank Duffy condemn the act, urging extreme penalties and warning of harm to organized labor.
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Indianapalois
Jos Angeles
Leo M. Happapart
McNamara
United States
Charlies W. Miller
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Frank Baker
Mercy Jamara Brothers
Ant
Hoskins
Angeles
Baker
Burns
John J. Mcl Namara
Frank Duffy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinera of America
Aviator Fowler Gets Lost in Air Journey
Aviator Robert G. Fowler clipped seventy-sx tiles from his coast to coast flight but lost his way twice and spent the afternoon circling. He started from Los Angeles toward Houston and landed at Corsicana after four hours forty five minutes, at 4 45 p m, forty miles from his intended path.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Robert G. Fowler
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Corsicana
Resolutions of Respect by Vinita Typographical Union 464
Resolutions passed by Vinita Typographical Union No 464 after the sudden death of John L Walker in Oklahoma City. The measures express mourning and sympathy to his family and authorize publication of the resolutions in Vinita newspapers and to his Britton Oklahoma family, with copies forwarded to his family.
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Vinita Typographical Union No. 464
Oklahoma City
John L. Walker
John Walker
Vinita Typographical Union No
Britton
Okla
Vinita
No Authority for Discrimination in Valuations
Oklahoma City, Dec. 2. Judge J. J. Carney ruled in Canadian county that the state Board of Equalization cannot discriminate between classes of personal property when raising valuations. it may only adjust valuations for the class as a whole. The decision, the first of its kind in the state, overruled a demurrer and favored more than 100 El Reno taxpayers who argued the board cannot order an indiscriminate raise by county clerks. An appeal was filed to take the case to the Supreme Court.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Equalization
J. J. Carney
District Court
Canadian County
el Reno
Carney
el Reo
Joe L. Trevathan
Supreme Court
Beattie Confession Details Murder Plot In Richmond
Richmond News Leader reports a private confession said to be by Henry Clay Beattie Jr outlining premeditation to kill his wife. He allegedly planned two weeks ahead, had a cousin buy and hide the gun, and described the fatal shooting as his wife stepped from his car. He denied first knocking her down and claimed marriage pressure from his father, with the claim of steering his wife’s body during the drive. A separate note covers a quiet wedding in Vinita for Jessie Patten and J K Hurst, with plans to travel to Texas before returning to Grove.
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Richmond
Richmond News-Leader
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beattie
Paul
Midlothian
Jessie Patten
Vinita
J. K. Hurst
Grove
F. B. Patten
Delaware Avenue
J. M. Miller
First Christian Church
McNeal Challenges Oklahoma Valuation Increase
W McNeil of Guthrie filed suit in the Oklahoma Supreme Court contending the state board of equalization exceeded its authority by raising the state's total assessed valuation from 784 511 965 to 1 175 078 845. He argues the board replaced county reports with new valuations and usurped city and township assessors duties. The petition seeks a reconvened board to adjust and equalize valuations by county.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Equalization
W. McNeil
Guthrie
Supreme Court
McNeal
Sooner Defeats Texas to Win Southwestern Title
Oklahoma defeats Texas 6 to 3 on Clark field to claim the Southwestern championship and extend an undefeated season. Texas opened with a placement kick but was shut down for the rest of the game as the Sooners dominated on both sides of the ball with strong ground gains and standout plays by Capshaw Cortright Rogers and Clark.
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Austin
Texas
Oklahoma
Clark Field
Sooners
Capshaw
Cort
Harold RT Holt Jordan RC Moss Bland C
Spear Murray le Meecham Ramadel
Nairn Perry LE Rogers
Kirkpatrick
Armbrister Pett
Courtright
Nibbor Downs
FBI
Reed James RH Capshaw
Moses
Sewanee
Peukeut
Notre Dame
House
Missouri
Mathews
High Tax Deters Vinita Investors Says Real Estate Men
Real estate agents in Vinita warn that rising valuations by the state board of equalization discourage investment. W. B. Miller, who moved from Marysville, Mo., reports Missouri taxes of about $20 yearly versus $138.81 on Vinita property costing $7,275. He planned more purchases but fears higher taxes.
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Vinita
State Board of Equalization
W. 8
Miller
Marysville
Missouri
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American Federation of Labor
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