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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1908

Page

3

Aquit Thomases Slayers of Beauchap Freed at Lawton

In Lawton a court freed Thomases Slayers of Beauchap after prosecutors dropped charges. The action follows ongoing legal proceedings and reflects a decision by local authorities. Supporters said the defendants are cleared of the alleged killings.

Beauchap Lawton

Not Guilty Verdict in Beauchamp Murder Case

Lawton Oklahoma March 28 a jury returned a not guilty verdict for John and William Thomas in the Beauchamp murder case. Beauchamp was killed January 15 after a prior fatality in Hobart and Mangum involving Charles Thomas.

Lawton Okla John William Thomas F. D. Beauchamp Dr. Beauchamp Rosser Beauchamp Charles Thomas Hobart Mangum Chickdasha Thomases John Thomas

Fort Worth Bailey Bally for Delegate at Large

The notice lists Joseph W. Bailey of Cooke County and others including M. M. Brooks Associate Justice Dallas County James L. Storey Caldwell County Andrew J. Baker former Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office Tom Green County and B F Looney State.

United States Joseph W. Bailey Cooke County M. M. Brooks Court of Criminal Appeals Dallas County James L. Storey Caldwell County Andrew J. Baker Texas General Land Office Tom Green County

Oklahoma Miners Prepare National Strike Next Tuesday

Some 1000 men will strike Tuesday night, with about 5000 miners in the McAlester district and 100 mines idle in Oklahoma. Operations are suspended until wage demands of 10 percent are met or a compromise reached, despite a United Mine Workers order to continue work. A Kansas City conference is set for March 31, and the strike could last 60 to 90 days or longer.

McAlester Okla Oklahoma Kansas City United Mine Workers of America

Oklahoma Equalization Board Faces Land Tax Challenge

Oklahoma officials from the Equalization Board confront a land assessment issue raising questions about property valuations, tax bases, and potential appeals. The dispute centers on how land parcels are appraised for tax purposes and the board's method of resolution.

Taxation Method for Dawes Lands in Indian Territory Reviewed

Guthrie Ok March 28 The Oklahoma state board of equalization considers how east side lands formerly in Indian Territory are taxed under Dawes Commission rolls as final in determining alienable property. Attorney General West says the Dawes rolls govern taxability while homesteads remain non taxable until the allottee title changes. Estimates require thirty clerks for four months at 20000 to extract alienable property data and Congress may be urged to fund the work.

Guthrie Indian Territory Oklahoma State Board of Egalization State Board West Dawes Commission Attorney General Congress

Oklahoma to open seventy nine dispensaries for medicinal liquor

Guthrie Oklahoma March 27 Oklahoma will have seventy nine dispensaries or local agencies for sale of liquors for medicinal purposes. One site in each town of 2 000 population. Counties without towns over 2 000 named. Four counties get two agencies. List of towns and counties provided. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised with price 56c and 50c, claim relief for piles sold by local firm.

Guthrie Oklahoma Haskell Oklahoma Ter Alfalfa Beaver Blaine Custer Cimarron Dewey Ellis Harper Grant Jackson Major Pawnee Roger Mills Texas Washita Indian Territory Adair Atoka Cherokee Delaware le Flore Love McCurtain MclIntosh Marshall Mayes Okfuskee Ottawa Seminole Sequoyah Pushmataha Blackwell Ponca City Kay County Coalgate Lehigh Coal County Pauls Valley Wynnewood Garvin County Hartshorne McAlester Pittsburg Elk City Aanadarko el Reno Norman Lawton Enid Mangum Kingfisher Ardmore Hugo Vinita Sapulpa Chickasha Purcell Sulphur Hobart Muskogee Chandler Perry Oklahoma City Pawhuska Stillwater Shawnee Alva Frederick Woodward Nowata Okmulgee Ada Claremore Duncan Tulsa Wagoner Bartlesville Gwin, Mays & Co

Sale of School Lands Meets With Opposition

Guthrie Oklahoma March 27 Any bill for the sale of the school lands will meet with determined opposition in the senate as the Durant bill from the house opens debate on reappraisement and lease extensions. The school land board argues new leases require a three year extension and asks for a temporary law.

Guthrie Okla Senate Durant House School Land Board

Man's Kidney and Bladder Relief Promised by Pineules

Mr. 8 G Williams of Powderly Texas reports long suffering from kidney and bladder trouble. After a 30 day trial costing one dollar he claims relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by Gwin Mays & Co.

Gwin, Mays & Co Gwin-Mays & Co G. Williams Powderly Texas

Wyckliffe Reported Killed in Cherokee Hills

Muskogee Ok March 28 news reaches here that Charles Wyckliffe a well known Cherokee scout in the Cherokee hills was killed yesterday on Saline Creek in the Spavinaw hills near the site of a two year old pitched battle with Deputy U S Marshals details are meager and it is not known if the death was accidental

Muskogee Charles Wyckliffe Cherokee Hills Saline Creek Spavinaw Hills United States

Pills Promise Quick Relief for Biliousness and Headache

An old advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills as a remedy for biliousness and silk-headache claiming to cleanse the system and clear the skin. Priced at 25 cents, the copy urges readers to try them.

Gwin-Mays & Co

University Adopts Higher Mathematics Admission Rule

The university faculty approved a plan increasing entrance requirements. Beginning next year applicants must complete a year and a half of Algebra and a year of Plane Geometry, replacing the prior two-year algebra and geometry. Schools will receive a year's notice to adjust curricula.

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McRae & Whiteside Wm. Anderson, M. D Soda Springs, Ida Bailey John R. Kubena House of Representatives Fayette County J. R Dick) Bowman Potter County Charles L. Bradfield Rusk County H. A. O'Neal Cass County Hampson Gary Fort Worth Bailey Bally B.F. Looney State Oklahoma Equalization Board East Side Otton Heflin Alabama King Cotton J. T. Heflin Total Citizens National Bank Ada, Okla U. S Cash and Exchange Meene Anene W. D. Hays Wyckliffe Harris Hotel Onlahoma Farm Journal John Fields Oklal Agricultural Experiment Station Southwest University
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