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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

3

Robbery Crew Seizes Drake Hotel In Chicago Shootout

Masked gunmen invaded Chicago’s Drake hotel at tea time, killing a clerk and wounding two women. Two robbers died, one captured, another killed by police. $10,000 taken. Suspects Holmes from New York and Costa dubbed an Indian cowboy were tied to the escape and confession. grand jury convened to speed trial.

Chicago Drake Gold Coast Michigan Avenue Texas Magzanine Jack Holmes New York Brownsville Holmes Eric Nelson Jim Woods Crowe

State Loan Programs Drive Oklahoma Farm Mortgages

Oklahoma's state loans total $23.2 million with mortgage holdings on about 13 060 farms. Loans run five years at 5 percent interest, range $800 to $5000, with $20 to $30 appraisal fees. Funds come from school land revenues targeting actual farmers on improved farms.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma W. A. Durant The Land Commission Durant School Land Department Normals Spen Normals and Colleges

Oklahoma Portland Cement Company Celebrates Safety Record

The Oklahoma Portland Cement company at Ada and Lawrence honored its four hundred workers and families with a large barbecue after three calendar months with no accidents and five months with only one minor incident. The event praised safety as a key value of the company.

Ada Oklahoma Portland Cement Company Lawrence Oklahoma Portyand Oklahoma Portland

Probers Hearings Open on Oklahoma Oil Fund Case

Oklahoma City Aug 5 The opening hearing into charges against the Oklahoma oil and gas conservation department of the state corporation commission recessed to allow transcript preparation. Witness Gouy described plans to organize Bronx Oil with 50000 capital and his refusal to join. He broke down as his wife’s illness and a veteran son’s critical condition were revealed during questioning.

Oklahoma City Oil and Gas Conservation Department State Corporation Commission Commission Gouy Bronx Oil Company Hite Wash Hudson Tulsa J. Berry King Hot Springs Arkansas Goug Corporation Commission Frank Carter George Neher Blackwell Oil Neher J. E. Amis Blackwell Carter W. C. “Rube” Geers Short Geers Amis E. R. Hughes Rube Rube Geers J. J. Gouy Ami Boone D. Hite

Pioneer family of Texas Rolus reunion in Lampasas area

A three day reunion gathers descendants of James and Sarah McCrea in McCreaville near Lampasas Texas. The gathering recalls 1847 Mississippi migration and the family’s move to Lampasas County seventy years ago. A cedar log house center and group photos will mark the event with messages from Mississippi governors and Texas officials.

Lampasas Tex McCreaville James Sarah McCrea Lampasas County James McCrea Archibald Swords Goliad Fannin McCrea Texas Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Galveston Houston Brenham Julia McCrea Neil McAnelly Robert McAnelly San Antonio Ben Milam Neil Pat M. Neff James McRea Old Pitt Creek

First Bale of Season Arrives at Fort Towson

J E West of Hugo grew Oklahoma’s 1925 first cotton bale in Choctaw county. The 445 pound middling bale was ginned by Home Gin and Lumber Co. at Fort Towson on Monday night. The race for first bale stirred Idabel and McCurtain county had been hopeful. Last year W S Tapley ginned the first bale on August 12.

Hugo Oklahoma J. E. West W. T. Glenn Choctaw County Home Gin and Lumber Co Fort Towson Idabel McCurtain W. 8S Tapley McCurtain County

Arctic radio record as Mace Millan expedition replies

The MacMillan Arctic expedition at Etah Greenland heard a test message from 9XN station Chicago and answered within 15 minutes. A. F. P. McDonald Jr. replied from 12 5 a m EST saying he would not be back in time to see the World Series and sent greetings to home readers.

Assocmaced Arlington Heights Ill Arctic Polar Area 9XN Etah Greenland Chicago Zenith Radio Corporation A. F P. McDonal, Jr Okeh McDonald Washinston Washington Griffith Clark Griffith Washington Club

Oklahoma A and M Sept term to feature new buildings

Stillwater August reports progress on a $600000 building program at Oklahoma A and M College with two dormitories costing 150000 each under construction for January 1 completion. The state board also let contracts over 50000 for an agricultural administration building and two barns as enrollment and facilities expand.

Stillwater Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College State Board of Agriculture Knapp Readia

Amos Chapman Dies Last Buffalo Wallow Survivor

Longtime Indian fighter Amos Chapman who survived the 1874 Buffalo Wallow fight near Texas and Oklahoma joined the old pioneers in history. The former scout served under General Miles and received a congressional medal of honor for his daring work.

Amos Chapman Curtis Ward Oklahoma City News Seiling Glda Roms Chapman Oklahoma Kit Carson General Miles Deaf Smith Billy Dixon Chapman Buffalo Walléwight Daniel Boone Davy Crockett Miles Buffalo Wallow Fort Dodge Penhandle Texas Fort Supply Gage Creek Smith Cyrus Townsend Brady J. B. Thoburn The State Historical Society Dixon Woodall

Judge Edwards Injured in Auto Accident

Judge T. A. Edwards of the state criminal court of appeals was injured in a motor crash while returning from a vacation trip to Cordell. He improved today with bruises about the head and non serious injuries after the overturned car near Bridgeport.

Oklahoma City T. A. Edwards State Criminal Court of Appeals Cordell Bridgeport

Columbus System aids Bartlesville police daily reports

Sergeant John Hendricks of the Bartlesville police department reports a new typewriting method named the Columbus System. It simplifies composing daily reports by guiding the operator to the correct key, then landing on it. The system is expected to gain popularity in police departments nationwide.

Bartlesville John Hendricks Police Columbus

Gingham and Chambrays Dress Sale Ad

Yard wide assortment of dresses in colors including gingham and chambray. Includes English broadcloth stripes and shanting materials. Sale price advertised with emphasis on value.

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Drake Hotel Oskosh Wis Associated Press Pioneer Family OF ROLUS FT. Towson Arctic MacMillan Etah, Greenland Illinois Station A. GM Buffaoo Wallow Miels Judge Edwards Rado Iesions National Forests National Parks Santa Fe Fred Harvey Colorado Reservati J. H. Shackleford Brown's
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