The Enid Daily Times (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 220, Ed. 1 Friday, November 25, 1927 Page: 1 of 4
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PUBLLIC TO SEEIFLASHESI
NEW FORD CAR Isabatiranclagesi
ELECTRIC CHAIR SENTENCE IS
IN TWO WEEKS
"The outlook for 1928 is simply a
matter of production Production
moans the consumption of materials
and labor All pr-Oduction in this
country is either holding its own or
increasing and I nelieve that it will
continue to increase during the next
year That will mean greater distri-
bution of money and greater purchas
ing power"
Approximately 70000 men are
employed in the Ford plants today
Ford stated and these men are earn-
ing more than the 90000 men who
were employed in the main manufac-
turing plants at the height of the
Model T production
"It has been said" Ford comment-
ed "that national business has suf-
fered during the rtionths when we
were preparing to produce the new
car I do not believe :t It may be
true that lower cars were sold than
would have been 'sold if our factory
and soles organizations had been op-
erating on a normal basis But dur-
e)e that period when we were not
virtually building automobiles we
were still spending hundreds of mil-
lions of dollars for wages materials
new machinery and in experimental
work
"The biggest thing any industrial'
enterprise can do for the country is
to create more business more work
and greater opportunities for im-
proving the national living scale
That was why we brought out our
new car It has been designed to meet
conditions as they will be during this
coming prosperous period I feel
that the Model A car is being launch
ed under most happy auspices"
Although officials of the Ford Mo-
tor company would not comment on
the possible date when the new car
will be available to purchasers they
stated that for more than a month
the chief manufacturing plants cf
the Ford company have been produc-
ing cars in daily increasing numbers
The present schedule they declared
earls for capacity production of the
aew ars at thirty-three assembly
PENALTY FOR MULCDFAt
OF HUSBAND
I ALBANY N Y Nov 23 — The
PRESENT SCHEDULE CALLS we beginning January ø was fixed
FOR CAPACITY PRODUCTION by the ourt of appeals today for the
AFTER JANUARY 1
by the ourt of appeals today for the
execution in the electric chair at
Sing Sing prison of Mrs Ruth
DETROIT Mich Nov 24—Henry! Brown Snyder Queens Village house
Ford's new car which officials of the wife and mother and her paramour
Ford conipany say will be respon-J 1111nrY Tudd Gray or the murder of
rs S
sible for the expenditure of nearly M Snyder's husband Albert ny-
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$800000000 for labor and materialastder
during 1928 will be given its first i Under the provisions of the penal
I law execution must Lake place less
public showing in the United States
than four weeks nor more than eight
Canada and England on Friday De-'
cember 2 Ford announced Thursday
1 weeks after the date of sentence
Coincident with announcement
of! Ordinarily the court fixes a time
4
between the maximum and minimum
the showing of the new car vvhich
will be known as the "Model ' A": time-
Came a review of world fusiness con-I
ditions from henry Ford in which'
Jet Bank Robber Will Testify in
the manufacturer explained his sus-1 Case Against Pearl Black
pension of activities since early last as Accomplice
summer when retooling of the Ford
plants began in preparation for the- CHEROKEE Okla Nov 22 —
new model Judge James B Cullison of Enid ac-
People Buy li'llen Prosperous companied by A B Hugo his court
"My outlook for the coming year reporter convened the November sos
is based on ample evidence of con-' sion of the district court here yester-
tinned and increasing material pros-I day morning
petrity' Ford declared "National Th docket of criminal and civil
it
f
wealth is increasing Individual 't-rases discloses that this will be one
have more money Taxes are on the 1 of the largest assignments of cases
decrease and governmental economy that has ever been set for trial at a
has made for better business in all term of court in Alfalfa county '
lines D C Cope attorney for the state
"People buy when they have men- banking department and S B Laune
lines D C Cope attorney for the state
"People buy when they have mon- banking department and S B Laune
ey They become cautious in their county attorney of Woodward coun-
expenditures only wren money bc‘Ity appeared to represent in the pros
comes scarce Money is not scarce to-I ecution in several criminal cases
day nor will it become so next year' brought against Paul L Lobaugh
in my opinion Therefore we will former president of the New state
have what we visualize as prosperity Dank and Erben Shellhart former
"The outlook for 1928 is simulv a vice president of the Centel Ex
change Bank of Woodward that
closed their doors in 1923
These cases were filed in Alfalfa
ccounty on a transfer from Wood-
ward county as so many of the de-
positors of both banks lived in
Woodward county much feeling had
been engendered by reason of these
failures and a transfer was deemed
proper
C II Martin formrly cashier of
the Central Exchange bank of Wood-
ward has been previously convicted
on charges of receiving deposits
when the bank was insolvent one
case having been tried here and one
at Woodward and these are now pend
ing on appeal
"BIG FOUR" MARKING TIME AT
HEADQUARTERS AT STATE
CAPITAL
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 23—Ex-
change of verbal salvos was the only
activity today bcstween the two pol-
itical groups warring over the ques-
tion Of convening a s pedal session
of the Legislature December 6 to in-
vestigate the Executive Department
and other state offices
The assertion of Tom Johnson of
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RADIO BOARDS CHAIRMAN
DIES IN WASHINGTON
WASIIINGTON Nov 24 — Rear
Admiral William H G Dullard re-
tired chairman of the federal radio
commission and one of the import-
ant figures in tho development of
radio in the United States died sud-
denly Thursday at his home here
Death was caned by heart trouble
CALIFORNIA "BAD MEN" AC-
CEI"ft TERMS OF WARDEN
FOLSOM PRISON Calif Nov 24
One of the most spectacular prison
rebellions in the history of Califor-
nia came to a peaceful end here to-
day when several hundred convicts
who had barricaded themselves in a
cell house and fought national guard
men and civil officers in a pitched
battle that resulted in the loss of
nine lives surrendered to Warden
Court 'Smith
The revolting lonvicts laid down
the guns NVith which they had held
an army of more than 500 men at
bay and released the four guards
whom they had held as hostages
The onvicts accepted the terms of
Warden Smith after he had commun-
icated with their leader and reveal-
ed plans for flooding the ëll house
and inaugurating a campaign of star'
vation as possible measures to pre-
vent further violence
PLANE TURNS UPSIDE DOWN
AND CONTENTS FALL IN
TO PACIFIC
LOS ANGELES Nov 22—Two
de
Pushmataha county included in the feats in his advance upon the waters
committee of four 1eg61ators who of the Pacific have failed to crack
have called the session that he has the determination of Capt Frederick
"concrete proof of more than a doz-1 A Giles British war -ace to wing
en irregularities was the most re- his way from America to Australia
cent in the interchatig-e of retort Scarcely had he landed yesterday
that has been in progress for three! afternon on the William Randolph
days Hearst ranch at San Simeon Cal
after an almost miraculous escape
when Ciles voiced his new challenge
plants in the United States shortly to the Pacific
after the first of the yezIr I "I'm going to try again" he said
It was intimated that dealers laughingly arm going to fix the
throughout the country will he able ship and fly her back to San Fran-
to secure but one car for display pur-i cisco And then I can get new charts
poses on next Friday and that it and I'll be off again I've started to
will be more than a month vefore fly to Australia and by George Pm
any models will go on sale Ford going to do it"
officials refused to make any state-
ments regarding the regular pmdue- Among the visitors in Enid Satur-
tion shedule for the new model day from Aline was T L Boekaven
j
Among the visitors in Enid Satur-
day from Aline wag T L Boekaven
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ENID Okla Nov 23—End s sec-
ond Community Chest drive has gone
over the top!
Late last night Chest teadquarters
announced that a total of :2171658
had been raised making an excess
of $4658 over thd quota of $2167000
The raising of this fund guaran-
tees that the work of the Associated
Charities Salvation Army Y W C
A Boy Scouts and Red Cross will
be carried on without curtailment
during 1928 as it furnishes tho nec-
essary finances for each of these
five organizations
Community Chest headquarters
presented a busy scene all day yes-
terday as workers strained every ef-
fort to go over the top by Thanksgiv-
ing At the beginning of the day the
fund stood at $runcoo leaving over
380000 to be raised to reach the
goal By noon the "flying squadron"
under the leadership of J R Batter-
ton" brought the total up to $19434
By the middle of the afternoon a
thousand more aolars had been add-I
ed and with redoubled- energy and
enthusiasm the workers kept at it
until by 8:00 P M the goal had been
reached
DARING CAPTAIN HAS NO RA
DIO RAFT PARACHUTI
OR SEXTNAT
MILLS FIELD Sin r-1 7
Nov 22—Captain F A kli!ie
flier took off here toda7 rL -
M in a second attempt- r
olulu on the first leg of a projected
flight to New Zealand
The plane splashed water and mud
along the runway and got into the
air
His last words were:You will hear
from me in a day or so"
IIatless without goggles or hel-
met and dressed in a light business
suit Captain Gilei donned only a
life belt for the $2400 mile trip
SOUTHERN CARRIER IS ROBBED
BY LONE THUG IN LUM-
BER COUNTRY
KOSCIUSKO Miss Nov 13 —
Heavily armed posses tonight were
scouring the Mississippi back coun-
try for a lone bandit who this after-
noon held up a Kosciusko and South-
eastern pssenger train and escaped
with $21100
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IOWA GUESTS HERE
FOR THANKSGIVING
A group oftheir kinsfolk from
Iowa arrived on Thanksgiving eve
for a visit of a few days with Dr
and Mrs John IZ Walker in their
home 1625 East Broadway They are
Dr Walker's brother Dr Ben F
Walker of Corydon his (laughter
Miss Wilma Walker of McPherson
Kansas their mother Mrs A Wal-
ker of Corydon and a granddaugh-
ter Margaret Jane Karess of Wa11-
ington
At the Thauksgiving dinner they
had Thursday in their home Dr and
Mrs Walker's other guests were
their :on Robert who is at home
from Norman for the vacation Dr
and Mrs L E Warder and daughter
Iorene and Bety and Dr and Mrs
IL V E Palmblad and son Frederieg
In- A Walker plans to temain
with her son and his wife for
tlie winter
Another group of guests who
—re today at non to visit in the
walker home an Mr and Mrs Chas
and children Maxine and J
Walker of Anadarko and Mrs Freys
mother
FAMILY DINNER BY
MR AND MRS JOHNSON
For an informal Thanksgiving din-
ner Thursday in their home IA2 W
Cherokee Mr and Mrs Raymond G
Johnson and daughter Jean Betty
bad Dr and Mrs L J Tourte llot and
thr ir daughter Ilarriett who is nt
home from school at Norman for the
weekend and Dr and Mrs W E
Lamerton
A FTERNOON
WITH M IS RANDOLPII
Current events and Thanksgiving
topis were diseused by eleven mem-
bers of the Merry Jane club at the
rPening of the afternoon meeting
Tuesday with Mrs J W Randolph
at her home at 813 West Main Re
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DAILY 3 CENTS SUNDAY 5 CENTS:
OTII ER D EPA RTM ENT II EA DS
ARE NAMED IN PE'TITION
IT IS SAID
OKLAHOMA CITY Okla Nov 24
Speculation upon the nature of the
specific charges to be levied against
Governor Johnston anti what other
officials and department heads will
be subjected to the interrogation of
tho inquisitors Thursday overshad-
owed discussion of the inherent right
theory in the move for an extra SPS
sion Of the legislature
So far as the "committee of four"
anti other leaders of the movement
are concerned the charges mill re-
main official secrets until the pro-
posed convening of the session on
Docember 6 However from persons
said to be closely allied with extra
session plans came intimations of
what may be expected
Two and possibly three members
of the supreme court it is said are
due to face the probers The 'char-
ges" againA these justices it is said
are based upon recent controversies
beoe the court involving Oleo-
tions which resulted in contempt
proceedings and the disbarment of
an attorney
Mrs Helen Hilts of Hollywood
vho has been visiting in
he home of Mr and Mrs John F
Curran of 503 West Maple for the
past few weeks left Sunday morning
for California
1 mainder of the timo was most in-
formally spent and a lovely lunch-
eon served
1 The next meeting will be with
Mrs V D Scott in her home at
1
805 West Oklahoma
' DRYS NOT SURPRISED AT
DENVER COLO WET VOTE
WASHINGTON Nov 16—Assert-
ing there was no catie for surprise
I
I In the Denver election of a wet can-
! didate for congress F Scott Mc-
Bride geleral superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League said today that
the Colorado city "has always been
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$ wet and voted for the liquor crowd
even when the rest of the state voted
dry '
HUSKERS WALK OVER KANSAS
AGGIES 33-0 NEDRASKANS
I SURGE THROUGH THE LINE
I AHERN FIELD Manhattan Kan
I—Facing a second half drive they
could not stem the Kansas Aggies'
:Wildcat bowed in defeat before the
' Nebraska Cornhuskeri Saturday 33
to O before a homecoming crowd of
8000 Fighting stubbornly during
'the first half once holding the line
on the one-yard line the Kansans
finally succumbed and the invaders
tallied 27 points in the second half
STILLWATER PLEVEN TALLIES
IN SECOND PERIOD UNI-
VERSITY LOSES IN
THIRD PERIOD
NORMAN Nov 19 — Oklahoma
Aggies smothered the passem of the
Sooners Saturday afternoon and took
advantage of the breaks to smash
through to a victory over the univer-
sity of Oklahoma
The game was hard rought and in
the third peprpipopdppppppITIIIIII
the third period each team had a
touch (town to its credit A long pass
by Wright for the Aggies and a twen
ty yard dash in the third period
gave Stillwater the winning score
WEATIIER
FRIDAY
DAILY AND MmurnA
PER MONTH Ono
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PREMIER DEAD
ROAD CLEARED
MB DRUM
PRINCE INSISTS PEOPLE OF
ROUMANIA HAVE RIGHT
TO MAKE CHOICE
rmus Nov 24—Former Crown
Prince Carol of Rumania has moved
a step nearer legal return to his
country if not a step nearer to the
throne he renounced nearly two
years ago by the death of Premier
Bratianu in Buchare:t in the opinion
of Rumanian officials in Paris close
to the exit(' prince
These circles believe that even
though Vintila the pretnier's brother
is appointed the successor by the rea
gency the long sway of the Brat
ianu family over Rumanian affairs
is near its close
The defeat of the late premier In
the reent trial of Mihail Manoilescu
in which Carols hopes of returning
as least as regent for his inant on
ing Michael played a large part
they point out as ' the most direct
kind of evidence that the opposition
elements are agair in the upper hand
in Rumania
TRIAL OF DOUGLAS SUSPECT 13
BITTERLY FOUGHT LEGAL
BATTLE
mo
ENID Okla Nov 23—Earl Carr
23 year old Payne ounty resident
was found guilty last night by a dis-
trict court jury of robbing with fire-
arms the PJuglas State Bank last
August The jury fixed the penalty
30 years in the state penitentiary
Judge Charles Swindall will pas
sentence Monday November 28
Carr was led into the courtroom a
few minutes before the verdict was
read and was seated beside counsel
Ile whitened slightly as the court
clerk read the penalty A minute la-
ter he jumped to his feet and walk-
ed briskly from the courtroom to the
elevator which carried him back to
the county jail
Only a handful of spectatos and
court officials were in the court
room when the verdict was read
(t)ITT ACTION TIIREAT IS
SCOFFED AT BY INSUIL
GENT GROUP
OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 22 --
Organization of the house of repre-
sentatives for the special session of
the legislature will be perfected on
the floor of the house December 6s
under plans formed today by the see
Mon leaders
E P Hill of McAlester is expxt
ed to be nominated and selected as
speaker of the lower house for the
gpecial session Tom hight of Clare
more is slated for democratic floor
hader under present plans
During the renewed extra session
activity there has been some discus-
sion suggeting the elevation of
Kight to the speakership but mem-
bert of tho insurgent gi:o-ep said to-
day that Kight does not want the
place
Earl Thomas who Is a student at
Stillwater in the A & M College is
'spending the week-end visiting is
the home of his parents Mr and Mrs
M 0 Thomas 13 North Eleventh
rrs Mary Smith of Darlington
Wisconsin who has been a guest in
the home of Mrs James O'Connor of
1101 West Oklahoma for the past
few days will leave the early part of
the week for California where sha
will spend the winter
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