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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 6

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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6
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SjW' uviuw1 avj vncuiana pivvivT 5 ing fox escheatof inactive deposits in banks to the state was returned I ft RW ii JWT 5f LOVE PIRATE LANDS IN JAIL i S) MOVlNtiDA AT PADLOCKED RATS I I 1 1 ft 1 77s' a siuciidfbak! Democrat Ole ollowing no doubt in the wakef of miniature a or backyard 'the' 4 backyard old well Jias now burst on4 'i" the at Neodesha Kas where Gfokett '17 year old school lad started drilling jin' backyard with a post hole auger and I struck OiJ at 20 feet now C1 two wells 'and: has taken 650 gallons from them by means of an old cis tern pump a Stove pipe and a wash rtubljs At the left he is shown start ing to third miniature well below he is pumping oil from his first welLX'M MnL Louis 828 street southwest lSft Monday night for St Louiswhere jahe wW purchase spring merchandise dorr the Loui? ice djSttmehtVire Mr MulIendore and children 81 totfel west retumedMondaynightfrotn Moline Kasu wbere' they visited Mrs parenta'Mr and tlU90ey feo TeM rnoio M'with pistol and handcuffs Aiherf JDarling 19 Philade lphia aviator a is accused of attempting 4o forcibly take Elizabeth Converse from her home near Philadelphia fie said he wanted to get her into his car so they could elope and married He was taken to jail and later released on bail thesConyersand Darling fami lies are prominent socially Stanhope Little in1 Sacramento Cal' recently on Kentucky warrant "charging him'with murder in connection the death of Edith Gordon following an alleged illegal operation He is shown with his wife who Said ishe would stand bw her husband to the last VAfM pt was movingpay at the University of Michigan when a "camera man snapped this 'picture of students vacating oneof the five fra ternity houses ordered padlocked for eight months by authori ties result liquor raids These members Of ThetaDelta Chi seem to mind having1 to seek shelter in rooming houses1 A million worth of mansions will remain unoccupied until next September' as' a result of the edict 'M' ft1' I I i i BENHAM MEETK THE SHERI YORK? Whf25 Out of college less than a Natalie Towers 20 year old New York' miss is to be one of first 7 2 'She has been' engaged byfhq Columbia ''Broadcasting system to participate in experimental pro 1 grams which 'the chdin plans to begin televising? as soon as its equipment is in iop eration i Miss Towers was selected as the ideal3 type to face the television camera She was 'chosen 'at an in 102 other girls participated While i' CBS transmissions i A ItAV Anlir: rrf a nAflim in an effort XoJ determine While no announcement has been will be possible pictures radibii itf was felt that a par ticular type of beauty should be singled out for preliminary trials Towers fit the bill in aj resjpCts Besides photographic tests ghe hadto undergo actual radio auditions to see if her speak irS PEEWEE OIL WELLS NOWjK 7 i 7 Senator A 'Commons return ed to 'OklaniSnaiCity Tuesdayaf tef a short stay in Miami Cooper 'UndeHSikinV Phone 12 Miss LuJuaHawkkig of Vinita who has been mthe home of Mrdnd Jlrs? James Hawkins 315 street northeast for thqlast week retumedfhomet TuesdayMr and Mrs Smith of Jpp iin visited friends1 fa Miami Mon day night? Mr Smith is managSf oft the Montjjomery stjre fay ElUlDdTar fof Joplin is visiting friendin Miami this week Wagoner 5 street northwest returned Monday from a two vi8itwith felatives in' St Louis1 'r freed was discharged rorii Miami Monday rind returned Jo Tusthome inZwyan dotte'vHe 1 recoveringfrom injured hand t'7 Mrs JH Hawkins 630 Astreet southeast iyas returned from a sev en visit with relSSve and friends in Caboolj Mo Mrs UArthui street northeast has returned from Halltown' Mpv where she was call ed twq ago by the serious' illness of her' father fiR Ros sion A ville Ark Hr the guest this week of Miss DissieKmSey 'and other friends in Miami kBHe' formerly livdd in Miartii 1 4 fv Mrs: pioriehr resident of Miami lu(s gone Oklahoma City tb make her home Wke 4SM8ttie JTCUACli qt Jjjr ifi 'C Trudgeon and sons Albert and Ernest328 street southwest spentSuhkyinTulsa'i visiting theirrMft and brother Harry Trud geoti whox is fecoverlrig in' St" ihospital from Injuries re ceived in ai) autbmobile accident a mpnthago Ybuntf Trudgeon ex pects to be able to Jeave the hos pitaLsOmetime thisWeek Mrs dust cff Kansas XJity arrived Monday night for a' few 'visit with herparents Mr and MrsCM Bartlett 19 street northwest Mrsottst will be re membered Ms' Dorothy' Baiv iett before her marriage a few months agJ1 Mr and Mrs Qrla Confer and children 22' aJreetnorthwest 'wereiweek ead guests1 af Mrs Confers parents Mr: and MrsW Kornegay Jn 1 7 Mrs R'Lane 9U3 nue northwest left? riday for Woodward Okla for a several Visit with her father HB Peebles VMaurice McClure Billy Rodman' Teenqr and elix Adams students' in Okla homa Junior' college visited their parents in Vinita over the wepk Mrs John' 'Williams '3 Aftqn ajynajor opera tion? Tuesday morning at Miami Baptist hospital Lawrence' dn' employe' in the job shop of the News Record is absent from his duties1 for a few days because of injuries re ceived last week jriien he from a ladder js Mrs Mattie )Valkej formerly Miami Las accepted a position as postmistress ht the House of Rep resentative at Oklahoma City Mrs Walker began her jiew duties sev eral weeks ago Word has been received' in (Mi ami that' the Bev Cameron' former pastor of the irst Chris tian church here recently or ganized Christian at Seminole' He wjassent to that city Jan Zforialprgparatory sur vey ahd onJan ll commenced a series of meetings after organiz ing atongregaUon of 5 members The membership: now comprises 140 "With a Sunday schooi of 180 He ha beetle' asked to serve as temporary pastor until some one can be found to' take up the work permanently The? Rev Cameron has beeii'engagej in "state evange listic work for sometime Af' fi Hlvely of Commerce' un derwent minor operation for'the removal of hip tonsils at Miami Baptist hospital Tuesday morning The James OiMichael pas tor of the irst Christianchurch will deliver the? principal address at a of the'Kiwanis club in BaxterSprings Kas tonight Miss Beulah' Parser will appear as soloist on the program Marks of Miami In change of the entertainitaent Mr land Mrs A 'pegood' rf GolderL City Mo jwere Saturday guests of MrlJtadLrank Rowe IB street northwest Mrs: Degood and Mrs Rowe aye sisters Mr and Mrs Helton and sons Haroldand "Grant and daughter Nanny Jo 311: Street northwest wv Sunday guests bf Mr Helton1 mother Mrs Cblum? bia Helton Galena fras 1 jijDGBLAK NEWARK XN eb 24 (Ah ederal Judge William Clark re 11 'Nelsoii 'BowlesPortland Orecapitalist'anj'Trma Loucks' his secretary go "on trial 5 March 2' at Hillsboro Ore? for the murder of Mrs Leone Bowles wife of the accused Miss Loucks is shown at left in front 'and Bowles at deft: behind Tier" being escorted by police officials Inset is Judge Gjeorgd Bagley nyho will hear the case MIGHT COlKittS Uo Masfiywttlkoneawalluwof Mt MW ItthiMnicteJpnir 1 i rG" 4 A Albert Wz Benham of Belvidere ill who paid Ugh returns on small loans 'is shown surrendering to Sheriff'loyd limit o'n'iharges to the committee on banks and banking without the House acting upon a majority and 'minority fry pprtJ MW ffHkia kfil nwkUirlaO1 irr banks inactive" for SIlreVtrb (4UB Licaouxy they'" remain inactive there'4fwo' years Be: turned overto fimir rtate 'J 1 Robert 'Galbreath Tulsacounty Defhocratj objected td on the grounds it wouldrtake mon ey of minors' and incoiffbetits' that1 might lie undisturbed fprifiperio4 id yeareS'g A hill nhA'tnA: the corporation Used1 in determining value 4 utility corporation property for thef purpose of making vtates was" parsed by the1 Senatevtixiay i h'riiehsuxe by Senator? Morrijonp Democrat'? El 'Rend and others providing for an incxdasfi in salarles 'of members' of the state industrial commission and employes of bill also 'would provide year terms forthe comnuspioirs'i and permit ft their removal only for cause Joe erguson Republi fcan Pawnee ''declared that uenses of government cannot' be' reduced if the state increases sal' aries of employes Ujtderjpreaentaft economic condition's ie not fa vj UXMU1C cMJv ar colaf j' HlLlraouvw ChamteriaiSoXei rederick Senator Mornsvn't defended the bill Dawes Stops Rfinifif Charles Dawes today set at fest reports that he intended to resign as ambassador to the court of St James and return to Anierica rith err in connection trie forth coming fair at Chicago or for political work S'The fair' year ahead of po far as' prqpa rations were' Concerned and every thing was progressing So very fa 5 vorably that his1 presence? at JQbi dago was not needed1' some unforsfeen cijrcumK stance he told the Asso rplated' Press correspondent ex 4 pert to serve my full term as am 4H bassador This would mean anoth er two I see no reason now 1 why should have to leave i lleged Torturipg Officers Ar raignedl Charged with assault in1 connection with the alleged torture of William Elms suspected of slay ''1' ingDeteetiye James A Wooley Tulsa' police officer's and Sreet department employe will be ven a preliminary hearing here March tVj' They are Detectives John Bum Lloyd Miller Leo Granger Pigg and Ray Moran and 'H Chilton street superintendent All pleaded not guilty yesterday 4 before Justice Clevenger and ril were released oK bonds of vlOOO'' 1 each1 Peruvian Cruiser tToClp'lJp Port eb': 24 MrTh' Peruvian cruiser ha sailed for Mollenda1 to enforeb the' closing of that city which 13 the port for Arequipa now in sthe hands of army? 1 The vessel left last night under orders tkft 4 1 a ALV11I VV AIXM0V1 Jt MIC The newspaper LasPrenza an i nounced today that more former service men of 1600 called? to arms by Provisional President I Sanchez Ceh have reported for army duty in Lima The reserves were called out because o( thq're volt southern Peru I A a jfe7 JIOME eb 24 iP fettle ment of naval differences between rance and Italy was (regarded to day 'in well informed quarters as entirely possible under the ar tangement reported to been reached' today at Paris between rance and Great Britain jV DOCK WORKERS STRIKE NEW ORLEANS eb 24 iri Picketg In orderly fashion were posted today entries' the riverfrontthe scene of disorders apdshooting lateayesterday ip the strike but Ml four steamship operators involved reported that their crews be ing transported to incoming ships 1for unloading without interference during 1 COL HARRY LT WILBUR 1' IUC St SW MS'ml Okla ri Mi 4 Natalie Towers scarcely out of college 'has been selected to 7 "star in CBS experimental television programs to start 4 eng1 andiisinging voice would be suitabte for the "Her voice was said to have remarkable clarity via a loudspeaker She' was graduated from Welles Jeycollbge only last spring She starred in college dramatics and also has had1 some theatrical ex perience in stock' Last March she won radio contest in an appear anee at WABC jW When CB? gets on 'the air withits television experiments depends upon how soon the apparatus is i eady Installation is expected to get under way by March 1 with to start within a month after 1 made aS to the type of pictures to be sent out it is understood they to have 60 lines' at the rate of 20' per minute' Experimenters (who Jiavel commented on their clarity and goo ddetail The ap paratus is being loaned to CBS the RCA Victor (laboratories 1 fcjljf ASHINGTON LPU Mmstigation of published reports tttat a senator received between '4ie0000 nd $150 000from a su company while was Oefaig framed by Congress was de Winded in the Senate today by I Senators Berah Republican Jda abA fand RobinsonDemocrat Ar ksnsas Horan ism to wqusenaze a story published in N4 York paper today dedaring evidence has beenfc placed before the lobby committee purporting to snow tne payments teal ih nnfcawicJ ennnlA rNfr name mentioned Borah I am sure the Senate wAmd 'nnt want that unill vgjjgated wish the iiHe said the lobby committee of which he is a member is author 1 izbd to make such an investigation Ar Robinson Democratic leader vupported demand VIf the lobby committee t4 enter upon the he' said may be necessary to gX Attend the authority of that com imttee Certainly charges of that ffA' nature should not go without no 8tM'EChufci lansDinner Party fV tjie irst Methodiirtchurch will chicken dinner Wednesday S' nigfatat 6:80 The pep sing ling will be led by rank Shepherd After the dinner the following pro "gram will be produced: The high school sextet conducted by Bertan McClain with 'Miss Marjorie Martin at the piano An one act' play Long and the 'pShort of a reading by Miss Al 'ma ribley a musical' comedy JVJ'The Peak a cornet solo Rand and a black face comedian 'stunt by Verle Meade nllnwinr the entertainment an I fashioned spelling school win bondneted with Kenny and radt Caudfaack'as the captains of Spelling teams The Blue Back book "win be used Those i mav be a bit rusty on Snelling 'advised to brush up 1 Georee Klee wbo is mana of the section of the en lent has advised everyone gmme prepared to ighwayGBMeet kin Western States 24 U2B Representatives from Oklahoma lew Mexico" and Texas met here labt night to discuss the paving of Ar 66 across Oldham Sy bounty the only gap in the road petween1 Chicago and the west line Jtof New Mexico that is not paved PTi where jnoney for paving is not 1 available 1 A right of way 100 wide R' being obtained land own ff pra and an effort will be made toAtote a 3300000 bond issue repre entatives of the county said A Sylarger issue cannot be voted be XX Cause of low valuations" they said The unpaved gap across Oldhamt county is 50 miles long jffaii Competition a 'J'To Get Scrutiny eb 4 JThfr House Interstate Commerce 'committee today approved the resolution to authorize the Interstate Commerce commission to investigate all interstate trans yiortation concerns operating inAt competition with railroads' 'J 'Inquiry would be made I into' and inland waterway Amotor bus pipe line and other sys It would be conducted with a view of determining whether 'I or all should be regulated 5 1 The commission would be direct zed to make recommendations with) iw view to bringing about legisla ition control the competitive transportation facilities a Junior Class Show AtJSchool Tonight 1 'z The junior class ly will begin at 7:30 to night at the high school auditori um Advance seat sales 'have been m1 good according to the ticket' com i mittee and a good crowd is expect ed jto attend the performance (Proceeds of the show' will be used! to defray expenses of the junior senior' banquet jjS Mounted Troop to' 'r Sponsor Movie Show 1 1 1 4 1 KTol'abla David starring Beery and Richard Cromwell will it presented March 1 2 and 3 at the Coleman theater under the au Spices of the lmaim patrol of the Boys Mounted Troop of Americalit was announced today Proceeds of the beJyused to buy polo equipment hur and other articles needed by MINISTER OKLAHOMA CITY eb 24 Arthur Geissler former min 4 isteu to Guatemala today request ed tiie state supreme court for per mission to practice law before the jt "'United' States supreme court Geissler last year declined a diplo Js 3 matic post in' Siam to return to KMrtllAa lent i Jn naiiuw tv Lf fifad the advertislngl s' AH mentor meering 3Wy after noon is1 the BMiowbuiWings There was Iarge atUndaiwhojen joyed' musical program' given by the fourth and fifth uitfer the direction of MissCampbell Jhe box11 furnished tions whose discussion was a prof itable 'and interesting part 'of tle program Two visitors were present the Rev SO Michael' and Superintendent Clyde aAr LIL' ualA '4alLe full AJ JcLj' cujU 1 UVtfl UlWIv vaiM1 of suggestion and inspiration At the business session' officers for the following year were elected: President Mrt Tumor vice president: Mrs Gartung secretary Miss HazerMiller trea surer Mrs Earl Miss Campbpll'sroom was responsible the largest number of guests present and received we wuar given as a reward for the largest attendance brought by the pupils of any room' lAstcft to WHB each Ded 11 aTflt for Charts dramalogue Mrs Wind bigler' Rep Pythian Sisters Initiate ft' At "the weekly meeting of the Pythian Sisters in JLP hall Mon day night initiation was the fea ture Of the program Several from the Picher temple were guests for the evening and refreshments were in connection 'with' a so cial session at the ''close' oftjie program Mrs Ethel Mae Warner was chairman of the refreshments committee and she was assisted by Mrs Doan Mrs Anna Mayes Mrs Thelma Spoonhour Mrs Almeda reeman and Mrs Nettie Rudkin Guests from Picher included Mrs EXTren tham Mrs Bert Todd Mrs May Bruce Mrs Jessie Ridley Mrs Lorene Carrithers and Mrs Geor gia Cronk Letters and Art Club' TH will be host ess to the Letters and Art dub its bi montmy program riday afternoon at her home 27 street southwest 'Z Rebekah Council The Miami Rebekah jpdge have part tonight on a program by the County Council "meeting with the Picher lodge in its regu lar monthly session An inclusive program has been planned for the meeting with parts by each Of the two Vinita lodges and the Quapaw besides the Miami lodge and the Picher lodge A large delegation is expected to go' from Miami if AZt ''r kA Stunt Night Students of Northeastern Oklao homa Junior college will night at the college to night This is an annual affair and the committees from yearto year vie with each other to original and humorous stunts High School Play 1 The Junior dass of Miami high school' will present High as its annual class play at 7:30 tonight iii high school au i ditoriumj The young folks will be glad to see all their friends in the i audience The proceeds of the play will go toward the expenses ofthe' junior senior banquet the social event of the commencement season furnished annually by thA junior dass with the senior class as thei guests 1 i 4 i1' ft Scissorette Club 1 The 'social session of the Scissorette club will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Eddie Simpson on 1 street southeast Nekah Club Luncheon Mrs Clyde Robinson will enter tain the Nekah club in a 1 luncheon? Wednesday afternoon at her home 321 A street northwest x4 Sew and Sew Club Mrsl Ray McNaughton will bei hostess to the Sew and Sew club in al luncheon Wednesday at her home 123 street northwest 1 ft 's Woodman Circle Quilting i An all day session ofj the Woodman circle will be held? Wednesday at the home of Mrs Arundale 15 street 'south west A 4 Air PayLoad Market zSought by Officer LOCKPORT eb Two men a woman and a13 year old boy took off from' here to day in a seven passenger plane for the pacific coast in an attempt to establish a record for transconti nental passenger carrying flight The plane was piloted by Lieut Allen Van De MarkwThe passen gers' were William Lee owner ot the plane and president of the Lockport elt company Mrs Lee jnd their 'JjCc pilulw prvUAMiy would make one stop at Spring field Mo but that their plans called for an overnight stop to? night' at El Paso TeX j' id Junior Chamber iEatdtHigh School Junior Chamber of Com merce is all set to eat Wednes luncheon at the Miami high school where it will be served by the domestic science department instead of at the Motel? Main as us uaL The Junior Chamber was In vited to the school last week by CT Nichols principM Plates will be 50 pents CONSTANCE BENNETT ILL HOLLYWOOD Cal eb UA (PL Constance Bennett Holly wood's newest star of znms was confined td bed tody from nt tack of inflhewm 'J 48W1 S5jjpwL: a' '4 IMpOnU MWOUUKH1 1' Senate Ouix on Sue ai KMOt un wnwini an mnu i luCirfirflX jw high sehoa murowbunoix worn gMfastth bfllrdecUring Jtk AuifasseM' ft with her pwnts for two weeks and wouM notstand thrimeM I 1 rarS r8 EW fBw BBBBBlHH I' 'Bl BB 'V i XiWJgy ni I 011 Vflkpy A 1 4 Vs Mi 4 'VaHk vm ZV hvv Wwkfl A (Jy Braa SSSBSbi' WiSI A A kakL' Mft" AS 'A I WWha A Jr I A 7 'W1MIII1MMIW Mt1 7 BM 7 A 5 A JS bHHb A i ssSRSiilBMHBSKaB AMs ftM 1 I 9J I El tusoa uiuiyki qommeni on me ae untee pBM IZS IU W7 ft eision of the sMpreme court revers BI I 0 8 JLJ £1 3311 MT IAW i tft v' ft I Ms I I I 3g 4 I 1 V' Wi if i 4 1 iwS 1 IL 7 Ilf II Wl 1 JiuM i 1 8 "WUHr lin a Br 9 IhMMB MBt 7 I It JBfew Si MlL 1 Mm esi ij I fC.

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