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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1907

Page

6

County election board plans unified voting boxes

The text outlines the formation of an election commission to canvass county and precinct votes, with boxes unified for primary and general elections. It notes the county board will locate boxes under constitutional convention authority, and reports the Ada Democratic executive committee meeting on Saturday the 13th to organize for the primary.

Supreme Election Board Constitutional Convention Democratic Executive Ada Messrs. Chambless, Denton and Burton

Thaw Jury Deliberations Drag On At Trial

Justice Fitzgerald waited for a verdict as jurors remained divided in the Thaw case. Officers consulted the panel, but the jury showed strong hesitation and the outcome seemed unlikely to reach a verdict that night. The delay marked a trying day for Harry Thaw during a long, drawn out trial.

Criminal Courts Justice Fitzgereld Justice Fitzgerald Harry Thaw Jerome Thaw

Oklahoma Territory election lines and county boards debate

A local item reports on the Oklahoma Territory election law extending into Indian Territory and a proposed reorganization of county election boards. It notes the convention may name new boards for forty nine counties and that two existing boards could persist. Also covered are local campaigns and a story of a girl’s loss of sight from smallpox.

Election Board Oklahoma Oklahoma Territory Indian Territory All Point

Thaw jury discharged after deadlock in murder case

New York April 12. The jury in the first degree murder trial of Harry K. Thaw was discharged after 47 hours of deliberation with seven jurors voting guilty and five for insanity. Thaw remanded to the Tombs for a second trial over the Stanford White murder.

New York Harry K. Thaw Fitzgerald Thaw Stanford White

County joins three commissioner districts and seven townships

The county board completed the subdivision of districts and townships for the upcoming elections. Districts 1 2 and 3 span the northwest northeast and south areas including Ada and Ward divisions. Townships list Maxwell Rebee Tyrola Francis Oakman Allen Conway Lula Stonewall Jesse Franks York Fitzhugh Roff Dolberg Center Midland Vaness Hart Ada Ahloso Knox. Delegates will present the map to Guthrie for constitutional convention consideration next week.

T. J. Chambless Tip Denton J. J. Burton Maxwell Center Bebee Tyrola Midland Vaness Hart Knox Ada Allen, Francis Oakman Ahloso Lula Conway Rofs Dajburg Fitzhugh Stonewall Frisco Franks York Jesse Rebee Francis Allen Roff Dolberg Carlton Weaver Guthrie

Committee Locates Primary Election Voting Places Officers

A county committee met at Adts in the mayor's office to locate voting places for the May 23 primary and appoint officers. G L Parker and Sam Mc Clure remained in their posts, with J B Thompson of the state committee sending guidance. A subcommittee of Crawford, McKeown and Copeland was formed to report back with locations and officials.

Adts G. L. Parker Sam McClure J. B. Thompson State Committee J. P. Crawford T. D. McKeown J. J

Positive cure touted for rheumatism and burns

The ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism burns cuts sprains and contracted muscles with a testimonial from T S Graham of Prairie Grove Ark. It notes sales via G M Ramsey Card of Thanks Ada News and mentions a classified notice about visiting cards at $1.00 per hundred.

Ballard T. S. Graham Prairie Grove Ark G. M. Ramsey

Invitations Out For Class Day Exercises

The graduating class of the High School sends invitations to Class Evening on Monday April 22 at 8:00 and to the commencement exercises the following evening. The program promises edifying entertainment with seven graduates contributing a unique piece of handiwork in orange and white class colors.

Oklahoma City Endorses M. L. Turner for Senate

The Democratic Central Committee of Oklahoma County endorses Hon. M. L. Turner for United States senator. They praise his loyalty to Bryan, promise he can deliver results for Oklahoma, and urge support at the primaries. The Daily Oklahoman editorial cites Turner as campaigning strongly and impressing voters with his bustling leadership.

Oklahoma City Hon. M. L. Turner United States Senate Tris’ Houiefolks M. L. Turner United States Oklahoma County Senate W. J. Bryan Oklahoma R. L. Peestey Daily Oklahoman Democratic Central Committee Turner

Weaver Sees Near Unity For Oklahoma Constitution

Carlton Weaver of Ada, delegate to the constitutional convention, predicted near unanimity for ratification. He told a Democrat reporter that once Oklahomans read the constitution in full, there would be few Republican dissenters and the measure would pass, with Pontotoc County likely to cast under 100 votes against adoption.

Carlton Weaver Ada Oklahoma Republi Weaver Pontotoc County Ardmore

The Price of Health in a Malaria District

Ella Slayton of Noland Ark writes that health costs 25 cents a box of Dr King s New Life Pills The pills cleanse the system and impart vigor The price is 25c with satisfaction guaranteed by J M Ramsey druggist

Dr. King Ella Slayton Noland Ark J. M. Ramsey

Stonewall Prep for May Picnic at New Boggy Bridge

People of Stonewall and vicinity plan a mammoth picnic on May Sth at the new steel bridge across Boggy two miles south of Stonewall. The event will celebrate the bridge construction and entertain all attendees.

Stonewall

Early Risers Pills Advertise De Witt Brand

An advertisement urges readers that when needing a pill they should take a De Witt's Little Early Risers. The copy promises safety and satisfaction while noting the pills are sold locally.

de Witt Crescent Drug Store F. Z. Holley Prop

City Council appoints standing committee members

Mayor Barton announces the appointments for all council standing committees. Cemeter y Sanitary and City Park J. T. Conn chairman with W. H. Markham and J. T. Sutton. Finance W. C. Lee chairman with T. J. Chambless and M. D. Timberlake. Fire R. T. Kerr chairman with W. H. Markham and J. T. Conn. Lights J. T. Sutton chairman with R. T. Kerr and J. T. Conn. Ordinance T. J. Chambless chairman with M. D. Timberlake and W. C. Lee. Streets Alleys and Sidewalks M. D. Timberlake chairman with J. T. Sutton and A. J. Deaton Water W. H. Markham chairman with A. J. Deaton and W. C. Lee Police Enforcement of Ordinances and Impeachment A. J. Deaton chairman with M. D. Timberlake and T. J. Chambless. The newly created police committee will supervise enforcement and charging officials for neglect or malfeasance.

Barton Cemetery Sanitary City Park J. T. Conn W. H. Markham J. T. Sutton W. C. Lee T. J. Chambless M. D. Timberlake R. T. Kerr A. J. Deaton

Pin ules kidney remedy claim review

An ad describes Pin ules as a kidney remedy claiming alcohol and opiates free and compliant with the National Pure Food and Drugs Law. It asserts guaranteed satisfaction though details and efficacy are not provided.

Ad samples at G M Ramsey's daily paper hints

A fragment mentions free samples at G M Ramsey's and encourages advertising in the Daily Messenger. It reflects a promotional note urging readers to place notices or ads locally.

Rocky G. M. Ramsey’s

Machinery for adjoining place ready for raw ducts

Supt. Austin expects by next week to have all preparations complete to receive raw ducts and begin processing them.

Supt Austin

He Loses His Market If He Has Nothing to Sell

A reflective proverb notes that a person who believes they have nothing to offer loses their market and bargaining power. The saying emphasizes self reliance and value above scarcity.

Light day ends with brand on boy and reward offered

A report notes an eight year old child in Ada branded on the shoulder with three marks and a six dollar reward offered by J. H. Bullock.

Hyn J. H. Bullock Ada

Untitled telegraph note reports his condition

A telegram to his brother Charlie says he was fully operated this morning and is doing well. The brief bulletin conveys hopeful news of the patient’s immediate recovery progress.

Wv. Butler C. P Ed. Fussel Ed. Foster T. J. Pollock Sneed I. T B. H. Lowery Center B. F. Peck Plems Hugh Stevenson Oklahoma Charlie

DeWitts Carbolized Salve Advertised by Crescent Drug

The ad extols DeWitts Carbolized Salve as good for all purposes especially piles. It claims twenty years of usage proving its value and urges customers to get the original. Sold by Crescent Drug Store, Fez Holley, proprietor.

Crescent Drug Store F. Z. Holley DeWitt’s Fez Holley

Carmackle Case in New York Southern District

In the United States Court in the Southern District of New York, M. J. Carmackle sues J. H. Carmackle. The document identifies the plaintiff and defendant, naming J. H. Carmackle as the defendant.

United States M. J. Carmackle J. H. Carmackle J. H

Citizen's National Bank suit filed in Ip Terr Southern district

Court records show Citizen's National Bank of Ada filing a civil action against Conran Dope Crawford Bolen and others in a southern district of the Ip Terr territory. Case details are sparse in the fragment.

United State Erritor Citizen’s National Ada L. T Plainti@t Ws BA Conran Dope Crawford & Bolen

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