Cruce May Call Special Session For Relief Measures
Gov Cruce may convene a special session to pass relief measures for taxpayers, especially east side residents, in response to anticipated impacts from a supreme court decision. He promised Representative Crawford he would call it if an agreement on the bill can be reached, with Crawford coordinating among lawmakers.
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Cruce
East Side
Supreme Court
Gov
Crawford
Uutil
Will Speak for Senator Owen Ada Address
Col Thomas Marcum will address Ada voters in support of Robert L Owen for the senate on Thursday evening August 1 at 8 p m. Marcum known in Eastern Oklahoma as a pioneer of the democratic party will speak to the voters and is entitled to a fair hearing.
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Thomas Marcum
Ada
Robert L. Owen
Senate
Col. Marcum
Oklahoma
Democratic Party
Northern Railway to Yukon North Alberta Line Planned
Edmonton July 26 800 workers in 40 crews begin surveys for the Northern Territorial Railway from Edmonton to Fort Churchill on Hudsons Bay as part of a 1450 mile system to Port Essington linking Lac La Biche Fort McMurray and Lake Athabasca. The 40 million dollar British funded project aims to open northern Alberta and Saskatchewan to development with rail and steamship operations and town growth. A newborn boy was born to Mr and Mrs M D Timberlake.
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Edmonton
Alto
Northern Territoral Railway Company
Fort Churchill
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay Country
Port Essington
Pacific Coast
Lac la Biche
Fort McMurray
Lake Athabasca
H. G. H. Neville
Dominion Government
Fort Nelson
Wollaston
Saskatchewan
Lake Anthabasca
Alberta
Peace River Block
Rocky Mountains
Portland Canal
Athabasca River
Province of
Nothern Territorial Railway Company
British
Baltic
Bay
Athabasca
A Word About Labor Organizations
A SCRIBBLER discusses trade unions as a enduring force in American industry. He argues unions enable workers to achieve justice and self support, contrasts open shop with union power, notes historical roots, and cites local Ada unions improving pay and organization since 1908. He defends collective action and condemns anti union prejudice.
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Bountiful
Ada
Carpenters
A. Scribbler
Will of Thos W Phillips probate in New Castle
The estate of Thomas W. Phillips independent oil producer valued at 2 million dollars is offered to probate. His will provides a 30000 bequest to the University of Oklahoma with 5000 for a ministerial loan and 25000 to endow a Bible chair, conditioned on avoiding Rockefeller gifts. If Oklahoma accepts Rockefeller aid the bequest reverts to the Christian denomination board. A 5000 bequest to the Christian church women's missions board is also contingent on not accepting Rockefeller funds.
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New Castle
Thos. W. Phillips
University of Oklahoma
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
General Educational Fund
Board of Ministerial Relief of the
Christian Denomination
Women's Board of Missions of the Christian Church
Ada Tastiest Heat Day Reaches 102 Degrees
The Daily reports Ada's hottest day of the summer with a Thursday afternoon temperature of 102 degrees, marking the peak so far this season.
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Ada
Becom e Stockholders The Madox Drug Co Buys Ponayo Stock
The Madox Drug Company purchased stock in Ponayo Drug Co of Kansas City Missouri and East Orange New Jersey for 75000 dollars. Ponayo operates as a cooperative with one active druggist per town who must be a stockholder and holds exclusive sale rights. Ponayo offers a full line of remedies developed by experienced druggists with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.
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Moses
Children of
Israel
King Solomon's Temple
America
Madox Drug Company
Ponayo Drug Co
Kansas City
East Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Adams faces extradition in land abstract theft case
John Q. Adams is jailed on a fugitive charge after returning an abstract to Joe Melugin in Ada Oklahoma. He claims the Fort Worth plot involved Chas Weis man and McClung to force Melugin into a bad deal and insists the theft charge is a fabrication. He expects no further prosecution before August 6 and doubts governor Cruce will honor the requisition.
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John Q. Adams
Fort Worth
Wheeler County
Texas
Adams
Joe Melugin
Chas. Weisman
Calhoun Street
Weisman
Melvein
McClung
Amler
Ada
Melu
J. R. Melugin
Melugin
Gov. Cruce
Thaw Loses Fight for Freedom in New York
White Plains, N Y July 26 Thaw remains insane and must stay in the asylum where he has been held since February 1 1908 after killing Stanford White Justice Martin J Keogh of the supreme court denied Thaws discharge saying release would endanger public safety The opinion briefly traces Thaws prior attempts to gain discharge.
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Thaw
White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford
White
Martin J. Keogh
Supreme Court
Keogh
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Price
Stonewall
Frisco
Bebee
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