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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

6

Guthrie Banking Board Defends Lt Gov Bellamy Pay

Gov Haskell defends salary for Lt Gov Bellamy as chairman of the state banking board. He cites the January report showing Bellamy earned 125 dollars monthly and argues the legislature acted wrongly to impose the extra duties without proper compensation. The statement notes the law and prior reports were available to legislators in January.

Guthrie Haskell State Banking Board Bellamy Banking Board Board of Agriculture Senate George W. Bellamy

Labor Leaders Clash at Tulsa Convention

At the Oklahoma State Federation of Labor meeting in Tulsa Aug 4 tensions rose between factions led by Little Pete Hanraty and J Luther Langston after the grievance committee accused fraud in a recent leadership referendum. The body adjourned to vote on the committee’s recommendation with debates over resolutions on oil refining state control of utilities and universal product labeling.

Tulsa Okla Little Pete” Hanraty J. Luther Langston Oklahoma State Federation of Labor Lehigh M. M. Hobbs Oklahoma City News Hobbs Fields Oklahoma City Engineers Union C. H. Ruth Bricklayers’ Union

At the Sledge Home 42 Party Honors Mrs Lindsey

A mid summer 42 party at Mrs W W Sledge's home honored Mrs Lindsey. Guests included Mrs W S Thompson Hale McKinley Reeves Simpson Barney Croxton Broadfoot J E Jones Bolin Chauncey Ebey Kise Hardin Guin Mays Saffarans Ingram Levin Tobin Miss Allen and out of town visitors Mrs Lindsey of Commerce and Mrs Swoop of Alabama.

W. W. Sledge Lindsey Miss Alpha Sledge Allen

Hendrix fugitive tale stalks Garvin Pontotoc counties

Will Hendrix a federal prisoner on the run since Paris escape and feared to be violent remains at a Garvin county farm near Pontotoc county line. Authorities report a three hundred fifty dollar reward for his capture and warn of possible deadly confrontations as officers close in. Local sheriffs praise Garvin sheriff Charlie Worley for steady cooperation amid a tense manhunt.

Will Hendrix Paris Garvin County Pontotoc County Hendrix Oklahoma Pontotoc Garvin Henry Lobo Sheriff's Office Charlie Worley

Briles Urges Ada to Back East Central Normal School

President Briles of the East Central State Normal School addresses Ada supporters urging full city effort over the next 40 days. He praises Ada’s spirit and the faculty, predicts the cement age, and pledges his own financial support to build a greater Ada and a premier normal school in Oklahoma.

Ada East Central Normal Briles State Normal Prof. Briles Oklahoma East Central State Normal School East Central Southwest

Knife Fight at Church Leaves Youth Wounded

Young Fred Elam son of Will Elam of Love Lady was treated for nine knife wounds after a Sunday night clash at a church edge near the arbor. He names his opponent as Miller and notes wounds range from an under ear slit to deep thrusts in the arm shoulder and back. The incident occurred as mourners were called prompting local readers to wonder about the community safety.

Fred Elam Will Elam Love Dr. Bunyan Miller

Surprise Store Purchases Ada Business Property

R M Simpson owner of the Surprise Store buys the former J T Conn property for 9000 dollars, signaling financial success and a permanent Ada location. The piece mixes local booster notes with a school update and wage data for eight hour day laborers averaging 1 62 and other pay scales.

R. M. Simpson J. T. Conn Ada Simpson 17Th Street

Guthrie State Employment Bureau Report Details Year

E W Vance reports for last year totals: 3452 employment applications secured 3250 placed. Employers submitted 3674 applications for help, and natives are favored over foreign labor even with higher salary. Vance notes bureau fees insure labor quality and satisfaction.

Guthrie E. W. Vance Branch Free Employment Bureau Oklahoma City Daugherty Vance

Governor at Sulphur Moves Oklahoma Seat of Government

Aug 4 Sulphur Oklahoma temporary state government seat is at Sulphur with Gov Haskell his family and staff in the Artesian hotel. A telegraph office operates there and state business continues. Gov Haskell and Mayor Emanuel plan to travel by auto to Stratford to speak.

Sulphur Oklahoma Haskell Artesian Hotel Guthrie Emanuel Stratford

Galbraiths Arrive in Chicago for Chuting the Chutes

The Galbraiths reach the White City and take on Chuting the chutes to the lake in Chicago, a lively stunt noted by spectators.

Chicago Galbraiths White City Lake Michigan

Mingle Habeas Corpus Writ Granted by Supreme Court

Guthrie Okla Aug 4 The supreme court issued a temporary writ of habeas corpus in the Forrest C Mingie case. The writ was granted because Judge Carney was absent from the city during a recess in the trial.

Mingle Guthrie Okla Supreme Court Forrest C. Mingie Carney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Lindsey Pontotee and ADA State Normal Henry Lovelady Bud Taylor Will Ross Board of ‘Regents Board of Public Affairs East Central Normal School State Employment Bureau Mr. Farmer B. H. Mason Ada, Okla First National Bank Pontotoc County Abstract Company Pontotec Co East Main Street Lee Smith Main Street Ada, Oklahoma First National Bank of Ada P. A. Norris, Pres H. T. Douglas, V. P. M. D. Timberlake, Cushier
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