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Newspaper

Ada Evening News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

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Governor Haskell orders probe into dispensary affairs

Guthrie June 29 The governor called for a full investigation of the dispensary enforcement and inspector Taylor report after a request from prominent prohibition allies. A committee including Geo D Conger and Rev Stut Dieheld was asked to prepare a public report. the inquiry targets mismanagement and fund use.

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Taft Faces Whisky Question In Cabinet Room Hearing

In Washington on June 29 President Taft presided over a cabinet room hearing on what constitutes whiskey under the pure food law. Advocates argued neutral spirits mixed with whiskey are not whiskey, while opponents contended such mixtures remain prohibited and constitute adulterated whiskey.

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Treasury Secretary Galls For Funds in Two Installments

Washington in June 1944 Treasury Secretary McVeagh ordered national depositories to call approximately 25 million dollars of government deposits to reduce daily balances. About 9 million due by July 15 and 16 million by August 15. Working balance set to rise to roughly 65 million with the call, leaving 72 million in active accounts and 31 million to remain in selected banks.

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Briles Leaves Muskogee for Ada Normal School

Charles W W Briles departs Muskogee to become president of East Central State Normal School in Ada Oklahoma. Prof Monroe of Franklin Indiana succeeds him in Muskogee duties and praises Briles work while expressing optimism for future growth of the Muskogee schools and city.

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Parish to Manage Buck Wall Texas Department Store

Charlie Parish, a well known Ada furniture merchant and community booster, has relocated to Ross as he accepts the role of manager of the furniture department at Buck Wall's Texas Department Store. The move follows his reputation for wit and promotional enthusiasm boosting business success.

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Guthrie Delegates Named to National Prison Congress

Guthrie June 29 Alisa Kate Barnard commissioner of charities and corrections was chosen as a member of the general committee of the national congress meeting in Washington D C in 1819. She will be the only woman on the committee joining Dr H Grant Evans Hon Chas Weet J P Connors Lee Crhee Roy Stafford Frank M Colville W N Regwine Prof Jerome Dawd J H Stolper J W Duke ED Cameron S Heyman and otherNotable Oklahoma figures named to serve with her.

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Meeting of the M ATU at First Methodist Church

The M ATU will meet Thursday at 4 o clock in the First Methodist Church. All members are earnestly requested to be present for there are encouraging items of interest for the state.

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Confederation Talks Invite Southwestern Oklahoma Towns

Secretary L P Arnold of the Lawton chamber of commerce invites representatives from more than fifty cities and towns in southwestern Oklahoma to meet in Lawton on Wednesday July 1. The goal is to form a district federation of commercial and industrial groups to maintain a publicity bureau and attract railroads and new industries to the region. The proposed district includes Grady Stephens Jefferson Comanche Caddo Washita Kiowa Tillman Jackson Harmon Greer Beckham and the southern half of Roger Mills counties. A number of cities have signified willingness to join.

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Muskogee reacts to alleged soft drink sales crusade

In Muskogee on June 20 local reports say a moral crusade targets alleged soft drink sellers who are said to be beer in disguise. Property owners threaten withheld rents to deter these venues while city officials label them nuisances.

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Counterfeiting arrest of Linton Stevens

Linton Stevens, a colored man, was arrested yesterday for passing counterfeit money. He was arraigned before Justice Brown this morning and remanded to proceed to trial.

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Relief in Washington Forecasts Cooler Weather Next Few Days

The Weather Bureau reports relief from the week long heat across the country. A cooler trend is expected tonight and Wednesday in the central states, with a general move toward cooler air advancing in the northeast, lake region, and northwest, while the middle west and northwest may see higher temperatures.

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Nickel Bly Fined in Police Court for Sunday Misbehavior

Nickel Bly, brought in from Holdenville by Chief Culver, faced police court today for misbehavior in Black Bottom Sunday afternoon. He was fined 23.25, but lacking funds, he was jailed to work off the amount on the streets.

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