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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1929

Page

4

Oklahoma's New Highway Commission Earns Wide Support

Governor Holloway selects Lew Wentz S C Boswell and L C Hutson for the highway board, praised for business skill and patriotism. The piece highlights their integrity, regional balance, and plans to expand 6000 miles of state roads with a road bond issue while urging fiscal oversight amid a budget deficit.

Holloway Lew Wentz S. C. Boswell L. C. Hutson Wentz Republican Party Boswell Durant Ada Oklahoma Hutson P. A. Norris Boswel Highway Commission

Washington faces social rank row over Mrs Gann at dinners

The capital debates ceremonial precedence as Vice President Curtis protests Secretary Kellogg's ruling that Mrs. Edward Everett Gann ranks below diplomatic wives at official dinners. Secretary Stimson weighs precedents and consults the State Department social bureau before ruling.

Thomas Jefferson White House Curtis Kellogg Stimson Edward Everett Gann Washington Dolly Madison Cleveland Arthur Methion David Bruce Maryland

Rebels and federal moves unfold across Sonora and Chihuahua

Reports from Juarez and Naco detail rebel advances led by Escobar and Caraveo, with provisional president Escobar amassing 6000 troops in Chihuahua while Calles forces push toward Culiacan. Border tensions rise as U S aviators ready to strike and Mexican plans shift toward Sonora and the west coast.

Calles Sonora San Blas Sinaloa Culiacan Nogales Escobar Juarez Chihuahua Marcelo Caraveo Chihuahua City Caraveo Jose Gonzalo Escobar Mexico Pulpeto Sierra Madre Marcelo Caraveco Alejo Bey Bey Chapultepec Alvaro Obregon John W. Dye Marcelino M. Murrieta Naco Ariz Fausto Topete Mexico City Callies Cardenas Pulpeto Pass Arizona Here Lucas Gonzalez Revo Topete United States J. Gonzalo Escobar Ramon F. Iturbe Roberto Cruz Francisco R. Manzo

Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds County Highway Levy Authority

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled county excise boards may levy for highway funds beyond the 4-mill limit if total county levies do not exceed eight mills. The decision, in an appeal by Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, also upheld the 1924 highway fund statute as constitutional, applying statewide.

Oklahoma City State Supreme Court State Court of Tax Review Supreme Court Charlies Swindall Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company Washington County Excise Board Court of Tax Review Highway Commission Washington County

Black Woman Held In Jail In Breco Hospital Case

Leitha Johnson is held in Pontotoc county jail as County Attorney J W Dean investigates the death of Hattie Burrel at Breco hospital. Dean indicates charges would be filed this afternoon in connection with the passing based on preliminary investigations.

Oklahoma Pontotoc County Indian Territory Hattie Burrel Dean Johnson Leitha Johnson Pontotoc J. W. Dean Breco

McCool Re-elected President of Murray School

On April 6 the appointment of R M McCool to the presidency of the Murray State School of Agriculture was confirmed by the state authorities.

McCool Murray School Tishomingo Johnston County Lions Club City of

Prankster Sophomore Hits Evanston With Mock Arrest Slips

An Evanston student found an officer lost arrest book and prepared fake arrest slips for Northwestern professors doctors businessmen and prominent citizens. The mock slips sparked anger at the police station while the prank amused the student.

Evanston Horace Hart Northwestern University

Move Under Way to Open East Fourth Street

A petition circulates to open East Fourth Street from the neighborhood to the Frisco crossing at North Mississippi and the T. E. Cullins place. Currently East Ninth is the last crossable street, causing detours for glass factory, feed mill, and pottery workers and vehicles.

East Fourth Street Frisco North Mississippi T. E. Cullins East Ninth Street

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