Ethel Roosevelt a Bride at Oyster Bay Church
Miss Ethel Carow Roosevelt, daughter of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, married Dr. Richard Derby at St. John's Church Oyster Bay. The ceremony featured prominent guests, a white satin gown, and a wedding breakfast at Sagamore Hill before the couple sails for Europe. Derby, Harvard-educated, is thirty-two. his father was the noted eye specialist Dr. Richard H. Derby.
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New York
St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Oyster Bay
S. J
Ethel Carow Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard Derby
United States
Josephine Osborn
Margaret A. Tucker
Helen Coster
Cornelia Landon
Miss Derby
Sr. Derby
Roger A. Derby
Archibald B. Roosevelt
James L. Derby
Ernestine Merrill
Boston
Ruth
Nacomi
Marian Franko
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt Home
Alice ‘Roosevelt Loutworth
Coonel Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Harvard
Richard H. Derby
Dark Harbor
Cyclone Hits Sturgeon Missouri killing 87-year-old farmer
A tornado near Sturgeon Missouri on Thursday killed 87 year old William Mathis and seriously injured his wife Mary and daughter Ruth 24. Twenty five others were hurt and twenty houses were demolished by the storm.
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Sturgeon
William Mathis
Mary
Ruth
Ada Normal Dominate Oklahoma School for the Deaf 8–2
Ada Normal defeated the Oklahoma School for the Deaf 8 to 2 in Sulphur. Curly Ligon struck out 12, allowed four hits, and contributed two hits while Robison led the visitors with two two-base hits. The famous push play by Young and Claud McMillan thrilled spectators as Payne pitched well for the Deaf.
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Ada Normal
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Ada
Dummies
Curly Ligon
Curly
Ralph McMillan
Ada Boys
Payne
Robison
Shelton
Ben Tolbert
Young
Claud McMillan
John Rogers
Ligon
A Payne
McMillan
Roddie
Crockett Daggs Appeals Bond Secured
Late Friday Crockett Daggs posted a $15,000 appeal bond and was released from the county jail awaiting the court of appeals decision.
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Crockett Dages
Court of Appeals
Legislature Moves to Abolish State Game Wardens
Oklahoma City April 1 Acting on Speaker Maxey’s push to pass bills despite executive vetoes the house referred a Pruett bill to abolish all deputy game wardens and shift enforcement to local officers. The measure on second reading aims to counter governor’s frequent vetoes and mirrors the earlier abolition of the state fish and game warden office.
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Oklahoma City
Maxey
Pruett
House
State Fish and Same
Confederate Veterans Meet Sunday Afternoon
The Confederate Veterans will hold their regular monthly meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm at the courthouse. Delegates and sponsors to the Chattanooga reunion will be elected and reunion details arranged. All Sons Daughters and friends of veterans urged to attend with Ada residents likely to visit their old home.
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Court House
Chattanooga
All Sons
Ada
Oklahoma House Overrides Governor Veto on Mileage Pay
The Oklahoma House, 80 to 14, passes HB 29 to fund mileage and per diem for members in a special session, sending the bill to the Senate with the governor Cruce’s veto attached. Supporters denounce the governor for alleged interference with legislative prerogatives amid a rare special-session turnout.
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Oklahoma City
House
Vitrolic
Cruce
Senate
Popular Trio Offer Slashes Newspaper Subscriptions
Ada Weekly News offers combined subscriptions with Texas Farm and Ranch and Holland's Magazine. Individual papers cost 1.00 yearly, but Ada Weekly News with either partner is 1.50, and all three together are 1.75. Urges readers to subscribe now before the liberal offer ends.
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Ada Weekly News
Texas Farm and Ranch
Holland’s
Wtf
Oklahoma City visit fuels political theater over dying bills
Judge Tom D. McKeown lingered in Oklahoma City to observe governor action that killed many bills. The Muskogee delegation voiced indignation as their measures failed, while others with ambitions cried foul. A suggestion arose to let the governor craft measures for legislative approval. Only members with cherished pet measures kept quiet amid the uproar.
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Tom D. McKeown
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
House
Pure complexion through active liver and bowels
An advertisement claims HERBINE cleanses the liver stomach and bowels to restore a clear pink complexion. It promotes active digestion and regularity and offers the product for 50 cents sold by Ramsey Drug Co.
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Ramsey Drug Co
Tennessee lawmakers face recurring quorum crisis and veto
The Tennessee legislature again grapples with desertion and a broken quorum as Republicans and independents fled Nashville to Alabama and Kentucky. A desertion bill became a felony, but Governor Hooper vetoed it. Separately an advert promotes Dr. Simmons’s Squaw Wine Wine as a restorative for back pain and women's ailments, priced at $1.00 per bottle by Gwin & Mays Rug Company.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Alabama
Kentucky
Hooper
Torpid Liver Relief with Herbine Medicine
Advertising copy claims Bade breath dizziness and a general malaise signal liver torpor. It promotes Herbine as the medicine to revive the liver vitalize the blood regulate bowels and restore energy and cheerfulness. Price 50c sold by Ramsey Drug Co.
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Ramsey Drug Co
Frisco demonstration farm officials visit Ada
T. N. McAlester of Sentinel met in the city with A. L. Kennedy to discuss the Frisco demonstration farm at Ada. McAlester oversees demonstration farms on the state's east side and Fr. F. Ferguson the government agent for the east side reviewed Pontotoc county work.
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T. N. McAlester
Sentinel
A. L. Kennedy
Frisco
Ada
McAlister
Fr. F. Ferguson
Pontotoc County
Beating a Round the Bush Cough Remedy Endorsed
A local ad extols Chamberlins Cough Remedy for coughs and colds claiming remarkable cures and world wide reputation. It notes it is sold by all dealers and urges use for future illnesses. W H Allison reports Conway has telephone service for external connections. A Conway man’s son accidentally shot off a toe handling a shotgun.
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Chamberlin
W. H. Allison
Conway
Crowley
Pension Plan Talks For Federal Civ il Service
Washington April 4 conference opens to shape a pension fund for federal government civ il service employees. Representatives from every department attend to craft a just plan. Debates center on fully government funded versus mixed funding through salary deductions.
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Washington, D.C
Brakeman Hurt In Katy Freight Wreck
Shawnee Oklahoma April 4 Brakeman Metcalfe suffered fractures of both forearms in a south bound Katy freight wreck at Hotake about 7 am. The engine and several empty cars left the track. Passengers were transferred around the wreck.
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Shawnee
Metcalfe
Katy
Hotake
Ada promoted Dean's Kidney Pills claims
The ad extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a single purpose remedy for weak kidneys and backache. Mrs. S. T. Williams of Ada Oklahoma testifies a complete cure and urges readers to ask for the product by name. The ad notes price at 50 cents and cites Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Brians returns from Ardmore and Oklahoma City trip.
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Ada
Dean
S. T. Williams
W. Thirteenth
Okla
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N.Y
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W. Va
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Coun
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Ardmore
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Carpenter- Leiken Co
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