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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

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Legislative Fragments Spur Court and Tax Proposals

The report outlines Senate and House actions on criminal appeals court creation with three judges at 4000 yearly, anti gambling measures vetoed, county coroner office established, and real estate bonds. It notes governor Haskell signing resolutions and bills on printing contracts, separate schools debates, and state holiday designations amid appropriation discussions. The text mentions convict pardons for innocence and pay, plus ongoing efforts to pass a general appropriation bill totaling 475000.

Supreme Court Senate House Hatchett Rainey Brook Stafford Gov Haskell Russell

Ada state normal battle lines and road work turmoil

Ada debates the location for a state normal school as Durant influence dominates committee reports. Roads suffer with fourteen warrants planned in Allen township for nonwork. A Shawnee cash robbery targets contractor P B Edwards, $780 seized at Salt Creek bottom.

W. W. Campbell Boggy Creek G. W. Finger W. H. Allison Ada Wa . Elliotts Allen Township Conway Oklahoma Indian Territory Shawnee, Ok Salt Creek Bottom P. B. Edwards Edwards

Grand Jury Report and Court Docket in Ada Oklahoma

Ada Oklahoma reports the April 1908 grand jury findings in district court. The panel examined 130 witnesses, returned 31 indictments with 10 felonies, and praised local officials. The document notes the civil docket and critiques of prohibitionist activity.

Ada Okla A. T. West Seventh Judicial ‘District tia-Grana Justices Courts Coport

Indian Lands Restrictions Amendment Nearing Passage

The committee on Indian affairs reports a bill to remove restrictions from Indian lands for those not more than half blood. It allows termination of oil mineral and gas leases by agreement, subjects lands to taxation and civil duties, and places minors under state court jurisdiction with Interior Department oversight on guardians and trustees. Appropriations of 90000 for investigations and 350000 for suits by the department are provided.

Ashington Oklo Interior Department

Prohibition Debate Amid Guthrie German Americans

A fragmented report discusses attitudes toward prohibition among Guthrie Oklahoma groups. It notes headlines predicting German Americans would denounce the dispensary system, while claims of official resolutions contradict those denouncements.

Shawnee Guthrie Bell-Wether Oklahoma Henry Sresgoanien

Home Mission notes on Vashti Industrial Home funds

April 28 1908 report notes the Home Mission Society raised over 10000 dollars to repair and equip the Vashti Industrial Home at Valdosta Ga for friendless girls. The building now houses 102 girls and is paid for by printed checks used for board and purchases. The Guthrie Leader and State Capital faced charges over misdeeds while a Senate printing board report lowered a bill from 3136 to 2323.58 under the state printer contract.

Home Mission Vashti Vile Guthrie Sen&tor Agee Graham Agee A . Paw State Printing Board Senate Printing Board Office of State Printer

Rates dispute over Kansas and Oklahoma rail tariffs

Mr Willmering, a former Pennsylvanian, Wabash and Katy official, criticizes Kansas rail rate plans as unfair and indiscriminate against Oklahoma based on observations and experience. He cites long service prior to Interstate concerns.

Kansas Oklahoma Willmering Pennsylvania Wabesh Katy

Ada Private Public Building Fight At Guthrie

Otis Weaver reports from Guthrie as Ada State Normal advocates push for state institution placement. Representatives from several cities crowd hotels while the public building committee delays report, with Ada confident no coercive tactics will influence the decision. About twenty five Ada citizens previously traveled to Guthrie to present Ada’s claims.

Otis Weaver Guthrie Public Building Committee Ada

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