04 May 1909
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Newspaper
Ada Evening News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1909
Page
1
The fragmentary text references a lynching in a dated newspaper item. It mentions Bobbitt and a gang or group involved, with unclear surrounding details. The readable portions point to a violent event and a named individual linked to the incident.
Special to Daily Leader from Guthrie Sanatlan discusses alleged persecution of Jesse West and his son Joe West over years. The interview recounts feuds with Bobbitt, lynching rumors, and a call for lawful investigation while asserting no crimes were proven and urging legal due process.
Warrant notices issued by the Board of Education of the State of Oklahoma list cancellations and bond forfeitures. Registrations 427 bo 628 mot and 408 tq tZb are retested to deliver to a om for cancellation and forfeiture. Treasurer Jesse TT WT Hays reported on the matter.
The fragmentary note mentions parties and a phase call with a name Chapman and a partial message. Details are insufficient to determine an event, date, or location.
The article reports on a department of justice dispute over grand jury procedures in Oklahoma. Questions focus on whether a new grand jury can be drawn under current law, the role of the district attorney, and potential court actions to proceed with or drop the case. A list of the sixteen jurors drawn from the old western district of Indian Territory is included.
Notice from W L Perkins Gta requesting to notify for help from boys and girls for general house work chores and janitorial tasks in the ensuing year. Aimed to appear in the catalog to arrange reliable student help and share expenses.
A proposed constitutional initiative drafted by W. J. Ledbetter seeks to place the permanent capital of Oklahoma by election. It names Oklahoma City Shawnee and Guthrie as candidates and sets signature thresholds of 38,017 for amendments and 20,337 for the polling option.
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