THE MEXICAN RELIGIOUS ROW EXPLAINS CONTROVERSY
The article outlines the Mexican government Catholic church dispute, tracing church state separation from Juarez era to current laws. It notes foreign priests barred, Protestant properties seized, and mixed reactions from missionaries and church leaders, with brief mentions of other political and social items.
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Europe
England
Episcopal
Church of England
House of Lords
Spain
Mexico
Benito Juarez
United States
Obituary of N. B. Haney Ada financier dies at -
N B Haney prominent Ada financier dies Saturday evening at 650 following an illness of one week An operation failed to save his life He came to Ada in 1910 and held posts at M & P bank and First National bank He led American Supply company and is survived by wife and five children in addition to relatives He was born June 8 1889 in Greenville Texas and attended Greenville schools and Texas A M college He served as a second lieutenant in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Haney
Ada
Haney
M. & P. Bank
First National Bank
American Supply Company
Elizabeth
Norris B. Jr
John
Harriet
Patricia
P. A. Norris
Lizzie Mitchell
Greenville
Texas
C. N. Berry
Oklahoma City
Mr. Haney
Texas A. and M. College
Ada Norris Haney
Stroud
Mrs. McVey
Mary Elizabeth Lewis
Durant
Lois Furlong
Mesdames
W. S. Furlong
C. L. Burnett
J. L. Sanders
Mable Ethel
James McVey
H. E. Darrow
Pontotoc
J. A. Grimes
Rubye Sawyers
Jesse
Chas. Sawyers
George Hall
Coalgate
Roy Whitlock
C. F. Billings
Lorece
Cora Leach
J. A. Pitman
Spiro
B. W. Young
T. B. Fowler
Henryetta
Tom Henson
Missouri
T. R. Spangler
Lorraine
G. W. Garrett
Pauls Valley
John McKay
Phillips Home
A. A. Hathcock
Frisco
C. W. Sawyers
Gwendolyn Holloman
Otto Strickland
State Senate
Stonewall
Seamon Reaves
Reaves
Elon Reaves
Gorman
Herbert Reaves
Big Springs
J. S. Hudson
Amarillo
W. A. Harrison
Levi Harrison
Dewey Rogers
Merkel
Charlie Fowler
E. F. Blair
Iayreen Smith
Evan Williams
Dallas
Doris Sanders
Amos Austell
Business College
Helen
W. S. Furlong Jr
Gordon Crawford
Charlie Truitt
Madill
Rev. Hart of
Jimmie McKay
Thelma Scrivner
Stella Belle Young
Centrahoma
Grace Elam
Lorane Young
Charlie Bowers
Funeral for Ada resident Mrs Belle Cope held in Pontotoc co
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Cope who died Sunday night at her Portland Park home were conducted Monday at the First Baptist Church with Rev C C Morris in charge. Burial followed in Rosedale Cemetery. She was 71 and widow of M S Cope who died August 7. Survived by five sons four daughters and many grandchildren. Sons M L Herstel Marshall Sherman Ada and David Tennessee. Daughters Maggie Lollar Notie Fry Marietta Holland Flora Coleman. Additional notes list relatives and local visitors. A revival, social visits, and community notices fill surrounding items.
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Belle Cope
Portland Park
First Baptist Church
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
M. L
Herstel, Marshall and Sherman
Ada
David
Tennessee
Mmes
Maggie Lollar
Notie Fry
Marietta Holland
Flora Coleman
Walter Turnbull Dies at 74 in Nevada County
Walter Turnbull aged 74 years and four months died Saturday morning at 1 30. His son and daughter from Nevada Missouri picked up the body Saturday and took it back to Nevada for burial. The deceased was a well respected citizen.
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Walter Turnbull
Nevada
Obituary of Charles W Graves Pioneer of Ada
Charles W Graves aged 71 died Friday night after a long illness. Funeral services were Saturday at Cummins funeral parlors with Rev C C Morris, interment at Rosedale Cemetery. Survived by two sons J C Graves Tulsa and R W Graves San Antonio, three daughters Mmes P T Shirley Los Angeles J L Krass San Antonio and M H Green Houston. Two children reached Ada for the funeral. Uncle Charley known to friends as a pioneer and kindly man.
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C. W. Graves
Cummins
Rev. C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
J. C. Graves
Tulsa
R. W. Graves
San Antonio
Texas
Mmes. P. T. Shirley
Los Angeles
Cal
J. L. Krass
M. H. Green
Houston
Ada
Charley
Adam
Able Child Neva Passes Away at Age Two
Neva Able daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Able of 522 North Townsend died Friday at 3 PM. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with burial in Rosedale cemetery.
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Neva
H. F. Able
North Townsend
Rosedale Cemetery
J Lee West Dies Suddenly at Steedman
J Lee West aged 56 died suddenly at his home in Steedman at 11 30 this morning. Funeral services and interment are planned for Friday at Oakman cemetery. A county pioneer, he lived in Steedman for 33 years and was highly respected. he was brother in law to W H Brumley.
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J. Lee West
Steedman
Oakman Cemetery
Mr. West
W. H. Brumley
Local residents visit and church revival in Stonewall area
Miss Byrd Mundy and sister visit in Tishomingo while Miss Furlong teaches in Yeager. Revival by A F Daniel and L H Ritter opens Saturday night. Several Ada and Paris Texas visitors travel to Stonewall and nearby towns for relatives and medical treatment.
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Mary Byrd
Mundy
W. O. Ray
Tishomingo
Georgia Furlong
Yeager
Edna Mae Peters
Henryetta
Church of the Nazarene
A. F. Daniel
L.H. Ritter
Jack Wheeler
Stonewall
Pearl Thomas
Arkansas City
Kan
H. E. Darrow
Ada
Beulah Haskins
Farris
N. J. Watkins
Marlow
Ben Young
James Burkhart
Guard Killed as Texas Prisoners Escape From Farm
Houston dispatch reports guard Raider killed at Ferguson state prison farm in the early hours. Six long term convicts named Dixon Pryor Naylor Holland Bernard and Treland fled in two automobiles, with police asked to watch for them. Pryor was serving 30 years for murder and had prior escape records.
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Houston
Texas
Raider
Ferguson, State
George Dixon
Charles Pryor
Richard Naylor
C. R. Holland
Robert Bernard
Alvin Treland
Pryor
Chicago to See Title Bout After 40 Years
In Chicago on July 22 an upcoming heavyweight title bout is foreshadowed after four decades since the last since 1886. Old timers recall John L. Sullivan defeating Jack Burke in this city and are expected to attend the new belt clash.
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Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Jack Burke
Local Ballot Names For Fourth District Officials
For Congress Fourth District TOM D. McKEROWN. For State Senator LESTER E. SMITH. For Chief Mine JOHN D. ALMOND. For Representative W. H. EBEY. For District Judge OREL BUSBY. For County Clerk W. A. PECK. For County Assessor RIT IRWIN. For County Weigher JOHN WARD.
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Congress
Tom D. McKerown
Retirement Sendoff For Ada Booster At Elks Hall
Hugh Norris longtime Ada college professor and Kiwanis president departs for Columbia University. Kiwanian Tom Holt presides as Norris receives a sympathy resolution, home folks jokes, and a comic farewell pantomime. Elks Exalted Ruler H. P. Schienberg hosts with Budweiser, sandwiches, and watermelon served.
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Hugh Norris
Kiwanis Club
Elks
Ada
Norris
New York City
Columbia University
Tom Holt
Hack Huddleston
Coal County
Edgar Allen Poe
J. P
Broomcorn Harvest Pursues Oklahoma State Crop
Oklahoma City reports broomcorn harvest under way across the state. Assistant labor commissioner W. A. Murphy notes no outside help expected, but two calls for 5600 and then 1000 harvesters. many counties reduced planting this year. Wages offer 25 cents an hour plus board.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. A
Pat) Murphy
State Commissioner of
Labor Department
Lindsey
Broom Corn Sections
Broom Corn Growers
Old Timer of Pontotoc County
R. L. Fuller, 81, a veteran of the Confederate service, has spent many years in Pontotoc County. He once ran a mercantile shop at Franks but lost all in a fire. He has 38 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
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R. L. Fuller
Pontotoc County
Franks
Peru Requires Shower Baths in All Public Schools
Peru's congress passes a law mandating installation of shower baths in every public school building nationwide. The measure aims to improve hygiene and health standards in education facilities.
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Congress
Peru
Dempsey Tunney Set Chicago For 1926 Title Fight
In September Dempsey and Tunney discuss the Chicago choice for the 1926 title bout. Promoter Tex Rickard confirms dates September 11 or 18, with Dempsey and Tunney pleased though Tunney cites home-town politics and frustration at not fighting in New York.
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Jack Dempsey
Jean Tunney
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Colorado Springs
Tunney
New York
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ADA Weekly News
Dee Little
Byron Norrell
The
News Publishing & Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Sooner Press
School of Journalism
University of Oklahoma
Frank H. Greer
Greer
Guthrie
Nellie Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Massachusetts
Paris
Ferguson
Jim
Jim Ferguson
Ireland
Capt. Boycott
Oklahoman
Henry Johnston
William Darnell
Tom D. McKeown
McKeown
A. & M. College
Jesse Dunn
California
Oklahoma Territory
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Canada
Czechoslavia
Terrell
Mrs. Belle Cope
Charles W. Graves
Lester E. Smith
John D. Almond
W. H. Ebey
Orel Busby
W. A. Peck
RIT Irwin
John Ward
W. H
Bill
Elks Rooms
Kiwanis
West Area
Pontotooc County
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