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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

5

Trade skills decline and immigration policy debated

The article laments declining numbers of boys in skilled trades urging patience and steady apprenticeship. It critiques immigration quotas as propaganda, urges selective entry, and warns against open doors. It also notes Pontotoc county farmers' improved year and contemplates age and pensions debates amid social tensions.

Immigration Department Congress America

Silent MP Shows Power Beyond Speech

A British parliamentarian has held his seat for over twenty years without making a single speech. The piece argues that many congress members fill pages of the congressional record with talk, yet voting power lies with the silent, persistent member who exercises influence behind the scenes.

Woes Of The Grouch And Political Patter From Oklahoma

A Wewoka Capital-Democrat note mocks constant grousing while the Muskogee Phoenix ponders women’s influence in marriage. The piece discusses vanity in politics, a new talking picture machine, Haskell’s return to Oklahoma, and Congress’ farm bloc dynamics with tariff debates looming, plus labor board limits and a Holdenville Democrat query on old fashioned male views on woman suffrage.

Muskogee Haskell Oklahoma Congress Luther Harrison Holdenville Democrat

Swatow Typhoon Death Toll Soars and Looters Roar

Swatow aftermath reports 28,000 dead with graves hurriedly dug as coffins from salvaged lumber cover the dead. Relief funds flow from Hong Kong and British aid ships bring rice while bandits raid homes and police curb looters in the ruined port. Bodies drift offshore, many may never be recovered.

Hong Kong China Swatow Swatow Chamber of Commerce

666 Tonic Claims Quick Relief for Colds and Ailments

Patent remedy 666 tonic marketed as a fast helper for colds constipation biliousness and headaches. Promoted as a fine tonic with broad healing claims and no listed side effects.

Local Primaries Vote Highlights From Pontotoc County Neighbors

A table of Tuesday primary results shows how nearby counties selected officials. Names for offices across Johnston Seminole Murray Carter Garvin Hughes are listed, including governors secretaries of state district judges and sheriffs with multiple clerks and assessors named.

Pontotoc County Johnston County C. M. Crowell J. J. &Nloe Bennett Eubank Reubin Tate Alexander Kirk Wagoner Lawrence Seminole County W. F. Varnum Crump Criswell W. A. Billingsley J. A. Doyle Lucy Dye Ellis Cooper Irma Cummings L. V. Porterfield C. C. Vance Murray County Walton Sneed Eagleton Congress Swank Brown Pullen Long J. D. Cofield J. F. Myers Earnest Kimberlin van Bale T. H. Rice C. F. Workley L. Z. Ashurst J. R Law Ed. Cales Hughes County C. W. Miller O. H. Rives W. A. Bartlett Treas Harmon Cox T. H. Fancher Alice Means Syd Huddleston W. A. Gamble Fulks J. J. Elwood

Mob Foils Attempt To Lynch Murder Suspect Elias Ridge

A mob of more than 80 stormed the Craig county jail at Winita Oklahoma in an effort to seize Elias Ridge the suspect in the murder of Mrs George Adair 30 near Pensacola. Officials fear further attempts tonight to move Ridge to Wagoner Muskogee then to the state penitentiary.

Vinita Elias Ridge George Adair Pensacola Mays County Spirit Ridge Wagoner Muskogee State Penitentiary Winita Okla Craig County Adair

City allocates memorial site amid court sale hearing

City commissioners awaited probate court consideration on the sale of South Townsend Avenue lots chosen for the memorial convention hall. If blocked, a condemnation path would be required. otherwise the sale clears the way to contract letting and construction soon. Plans had been revised in Oklahoma City and were expected back for a fast contract letting in weeks.

Tomost Tal Crawford South Townsend Avenue Oklahoma City

Blooming Sweet Potato Plants Shown Near Colbert

D. F. McCurry of north Colbert area exhibited sweet potato plants in full bloom this morning at a local display. He notes it is a rare sight and says several blooms appeared in a patch labeled Nancy Halls.

D. F. McCurry Colbert Schoolhouse

First Periodical Published in France in 1665

A record notes the emergence of the first periodical in France dated 1665. It signals early print journalism and the spread of periodic news in French media, highlighting the publication's historical significance.

France

State Offices Ballot slate listed for district races

The notice lists candidates for district and county offices including Bolen for State Senator Looney for State Insurance Commissioner Hardin for State Treasurer Shaw for Representative McKeown for Congress Whitehurst for State Board of Agriculture Floyd reelection Heard reelection Ward reelection Frwin for County Clerk Westber for County Treasurer Franklin for Court Clerk Crawford for County Judge noting term statuses and re-elections.

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