Governor's Hand Faces Ed Board Pressure in Oklahoma
Nov 1 The Oklahoma education board crisis deepens as friends warn governor Croce appointees they will remove board members if influence is used to block removals. Charges blame Secretary John Williams and John Doolin, with unions forming ties to oust Williams and Doolin, while Cruse appointees vow to resist intimidation and stand by their choices.
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Oelsbenis
Eduralion
Croce
Thene
Ite
John Williams
Oklatoma
Board of
School Fundh
Board of Agriculture
Doolin
Stillwater
Game Department
Cruce
Board of Education
Aviator Flies At Great Height In Arizona Flight
Velma, Aris, Nov 2 Avuewral WP. Rodgers, Syime at an altitude of more than 5000 feet was compelled to land yesterday after fuel exhausted. The aircraft resumed flight toward Tempe after a long leg toward Phoenix, landing at Bidjog after a long trek from Phoenix. Rodgers covered substantial miles yesterday, tracing the route over water piers and the valley before final landing.
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Velma
Aris
Rodgers
Syime
Roore
Terval
Willie
Valles Deering Mericope
Phoenis
Guing Greioer
Phoenix
Fale
Ilne
Bidjog
Broval
City approves water contract with Western Wells Co
Oklahoma City officials seal a contract with Western Wells Co of Kiowa to furnish 5,000 gallons daily of salt water at 1,900 gallons per rate. The city may terminate after a set period or take over the company plant for 40,000 dollars if service lapses at the end of months.
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Oklahoma City
Western Wella Company
Kiowa
To Decide Baseball Fate in Oklahoma Town
The November 20 meeting will decide if a regional minor league forms next spring. Attendees include Oklahoma cities and neighboring towns with promoters from Sapalo, Hardermile, Enid, Guthrie and others. Possible teams eyed: Tulsa area towns and nearby states.
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Twisa Okla
Nur
Oktabeers
Mag
Oklahoma Cities
Lorter Towss
Meskogee
Telea
Telea Sand Springs Okmulger
Fort Sith Ark
Sapalos
Hardermile
Enid
Guthrie
One More Juror in McNamara Case Exhuastion Reported
Los Angeles November 3 jury selection advances in the McNamara murder trial as 267 veniremen have been drawn. McNeely, a retired tailor, joins the third panel with mixed views on strikes and death penalty cases. Two talesmen were excused and the judge noted undecided timing for the next venire draw.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Talesman
M. T. McNeely
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
McNeely
Walter Boardwell
Wen
C. H. Hayes
Taleeman
McNamara
Bordwell
Byron Te Link
Curt
Wee
Identiron
W. H. Andrews
Spokane Indian Tribes Name Phipps to Seek Redress Funds
Rotary of Marve H. Phipps of Spokane will represent tribes from Washington Oregon and Montana at the next Congress session to obtain money due to the Flathead Cayuse Pend Oreille Walla Walla Umatilla Nez Perce Colville Kootenay and Blackfeet. The group aims to present tribal claims to the Court of Claims and secure 80 to 160 acre land allotments for each child born since 1907. Judge Webster of Missoula certified Phipps to act for the tribes.
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Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Mottana
Marve H. Phipps
Congress
Flathead
Cayuse
Pend @ Oreille
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Next Perce
Colville
Kootenay
Blackfeet
Court of Claims
Webster
District Court
Missoula, Mont
Phippx
First Snowfall of the Season Reported
Weather record notes the season's first snowfall on November 2 with light accumulation. Snow began before daylight, melted as temperatures rose, and wind shifted from northwest. skies clearing suggest fair weather later, marking both the first frost and earliest snow event of the period.
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Sizaket
Congressional leaders to return to capital soon
Washington November activity rises as senators and representatives head back to move ahead on trust legislation and other probes. House appropriations members plan Panama travel November 9 to assess canal needs. Committees set hearings and national party meetings extend into December and January.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Steel Trust and
Sugar Trust
State Department
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
Panama
Canal
Senate Appropriations Committee
Panatra
Congressional Employers’ Stability and Workingmen’s Compensation Committee
National Monetary Commission
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Republican
W. K. J. Railway Spends Big Sum for Improvement
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway plans annual spending around ten million dollars to improve properties and provide top facilities in the southwest. Expenditures last year totaled over fourteen million for roadbed, track, and equipment, with freight terminal costs in St. Layalt at over four million. Additional outlays covered maintenance, new equipment, and replacements, reflecting aggressive management to satisfy the public across the region. Supreme Court Docket Heavy as Oklahoma City reports a term start on November 14 with 175 cases slated for submission and oral arguments, including the Lynde Bowman Darby case challenging the Oklahoma graduated land tax law.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Southwest
Anoua
St. Layalt
Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Lynde-Bowman-Darby
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Port Gibson Postoffice Robbery Seeks Cash Loot
The Port Gibson Postoffice in Muskogee Oklahoma was robbed early yesterday using stolen picks to batter the rear window. Robbers blew the safe and took about 28 dollars in money and 460 dollars in stamps. Postoffice Inspector Lewis is actively investigating the case.
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Muskogee
Okla
Gos Bomme
Port Gibson
Lewis
Banks Pay Par Value on State Salary Warrants in Okla City
Oklahoma City reports that Banks accept current state warrants at par as the State School Land Commissioners directed the secretary to deposit $898 in banks. Banks such as Traders State, State Exchange and Guaranty offered cash for warrants, signaling a temporary relief while upcoming issues will also trade at par. The plan aims to protect state credit and ensure warrants for the current year's expenses stay at par.
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Oklahoma City
Board of State School Land Commissioners
John BR. Williams
Okisoma City
Oxiabouia City
Tredesmens
State Exchange
Guaranty Bank
State Exchange Bank
Lee Croce
G. T. Bryan
State Board of Agriculture
Ben Harrison
Leo Meyers
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
B. H. Wilson
Robert Dunlop
Shane
Board of
School Land Commissioners
Supreme Court
Lee Cruce
Leo Meyer
A. & SM. College
Stiltwater
Board of Agriculture
Robert Dun
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Dr. C.S. Neer
Kee
DRS. Bagby & Neer
First National Bank
William T. Rye
Scott Building
Vinita Oklahoma
Harry R. Haas, M. D
Vinita
Dr. Griffith
Brin Bldg
Sapulpa
F. L. Marney
Webb Bros
R. P. Clay Barrett Building
F. L. Hughson
Delaware
C. W. Day
Empire Block
W. B. Crawford
William Sherwood
Vernon d’Arnalle
Barrett-Buffington
R. L. Mitchell
Vinita, Okla
E. A. Stubblefield, D. M. D
J. R. Baird
East Side
W. B. Depue
W. H. McCann Notary Public
Kinnison and Hollow
Oka
James
Davenport
New Halsell Bldg
Rob T. L. Scott
Theo
D. B. Frear
Cherokee Building
O. C. Heidtman
Fowler
A. W. Herron
Barrett Building
Iison Street
Adair Street
Vina Millinery
Ratcliff
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