03 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sidewalk scene near a bathhouse or market area. The text references beauties and a pair, with mentions of an agency and shadows around a normal facade, suggesting a street-side depiction or public notice conveying urban life details.
The joint code committee majority reports were adopted yesterday after noon, confirming the long debated code commission proposals introduced some time ago. The action closes a period of consideration and moves the measure toward implementation.
Clifford and Harmon with Lupe aide George Barrigon launched from San Antonio to beat the long distance balloon record. The balloon landed near Verona Arkansas late today with no injuries. The huge bag was moved by farmer's wagon to Austin Arkansas, then to San Antonio.
Severe flood conditions along the western Casades slope force rail closures and bridge washouts. Seattle reports only one eastbound outlet via the Northern Pacific as Green River threatens Union Pacific tracks. Evicted residents endure damp conditions amid the widest flood in twenty years. Separately, Frederick officials in Oklahoma seek local funding to build an alfalfa mill with capacity for 4,000 acres and two shifts costing about $20,000.
A universal strike of union workers and sympathizers is proclaimed to begin at midnight Friday in Philadelphia. About 100,000 men will stop work unless the Rapid Transit Company agrees to arbitrate its labor dispute. The meeting supported by telegrams from Chicago and San Francisco unions, pledging substantial moral and financial aid. Wheat acreage in Cimarron County rises to 13,247 acres after a week of additions reported by the Boise City Tribune.
A Guthrie report records Governor Haskell commuting eight concrete to James W Kemp, who serves four years for manslaughter. Kemp, from Beaver county, was convicted of killing W Perkine near Boyd in old Beaver county on August 6, 1906.
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