24 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
1
Oklahoma City rejoices as Campbell dismisses capital use contention due to lack of jurisdiction, signaling a procedural victory for local officials amid ongoing legal contest. The ruling impacts the case timeline and potential appeals.
Guthrie Oklahoma fights over temporary capital location to Oklahoma City moved to state court after federal judge dismissed for want of jurisdiction. Judge Campbell reserved opinion on 1913 clause while Guthrie lawyers warn of continuing rights, with state officials under injunction and possible further federal action.
A Pontotoc county resident, with Pontotoc as his post office, stands out for his sizable assets. He is assessed this year at 9 130 actual cash on hand the county’s largest single amount. He lists 5 990 cattle 809 mules 560 horses 296 hogs 420 grain and 245 other property. Observers note his success shows what practical effort can achieve despite hard times.
George E. Ellsworth, previously with the Democrat, assumes business management of the Ada Daily and Weekly News. He is regarded by local business people as knowledgeable and fair in all dealings.
A troop train on the Manzanillo line in Colima state derailed after a coupling broke and brakes failed. About 20 soldiers were killed and many injured as cars plunged down a six mile incline near Platanar, with an estimated 150 men aboard. Emergency crews and surgeons were dispatched to Colima and Guadalajara.
Census bureau figures reveal more than 11 billion conversations in 1907, with telephone use rising sharply from 1902 to 1907. Wires, employment, and capital stock all expanded dramatically while revenues doubled and costs rose, signaling telephones overtaking telegraphs in scale.
Police court activity reported after patrols found a suspicious scene in the Flats. About six individuals were rounded up. three pleaded guilty and paid fines while remaining cases were dismissed for lack of evidence. See the Weaver Agency.
Capt. Scott's keen foresight leads to the arrest of Porter Charlton, son of Judge Paul Charlton, in Hoboken as he stepped from the Princess Irene. Charlton confesses to striking Mary Scott Castle with a master and jamming her body in a trunk, ending her life near San Francisco. The case prompts extradition questions as Charlton awaits further legal action.
Munich reports the War Ministry bans Simpilcissmus, a weekly satirical paper, as Bavarian press laws tighten. Officers protest the censorship while a fast response ad campaign for the periodical accelerates under the watchdog glare of official scrutiny.
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