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Ada Evening News in Ada, Oklahoma

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Ada Evening News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

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Man Dan Scribner Faces Murder Trial In Ada

Dan Scribner charged with murder goes before a jury in Ada for the death of Zeke Putnam. Prosecution outlines alleged plan from Idabel to Stonewall via Allen with accomplice Ed Johnson and others, including gun purchases and a trip to Mack Lee’s. About 100 witnesses summoned as testimony unfolds.

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State Education Commission Tours Panhandle Site

State Superintendent and university leaders met yesterday to select a Panhandle school site the four new districts will share. The commission will then assign division of work with Cameron to head the fourth district and others to lead the fifth and third as delegates advocate for their towns.

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Union Article Tomorrow Faces Cement Plant Row

A union federation leader prepares a statement for publication after a detente within the labor group and cement plant employees. The article notes resignations by several local officers and delays printing due to the late telegram.

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Portland Cement Mills Closure Rumor Malfunction

Fragmentary notes from Wisconsin recount tension over possible shutdowns at a cement mill near Okahoma Portland. Local authorities and residents debate the seriousness of the threat and potential disruptions to the town’s economy.

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Unclear Text Reflects Damaged Notes

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions discussions of severe stolen notes and public sentiment. It references citizens, elders, and a police officer, with vague hints of a charged outcome and a public issue. The garbled wording leaves key details unreadable.

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Prohibition Enforcement and Public Sentiment in Oklahoma

Oklahoma officials discuss reopening prohibition enforcement agencies after a petition from communities. Gov. Hasket reviews a bill to maintain agencies in towns with 2,000 or more people, with provisions for counties lacking such towns. Citizens and officers urged to cooperate and report failures, while strict liquor laws remain in force.

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