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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

3

Oklahoma's Qot to Rational Army

Oklahoma City August 12. Oklahoma will supply 7000 white registrants for selective service in August as instructed by Provost Marshal General Crowder. 1200 white men will train at Camp Fremont California and 300 at the University of Texas Austin. 5875 others remain to be called. 871 negroes to Camp Dodge are excluded from the August total.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma B. H. Gipson Gipson Crowder Camp Fremont California University of Texas, Austin Camp Dodge

Picturesque figure of Diaz regime

El Paso Texas August 10 An octogenarian exile from Mexico General Luis Terrazas walks the plaza at sunset with two bodyguards recalling his vast cattle empire once famed from the Rio Grande to Chihuahua City His holdings valued at about five million dollars were seized after the Madero Villa and Carranza factions toppled his wealth He now lives on the border with ten sons and many grandchildren hoping to return home under guarantees to rebuild the Terrazas fortune.

el Paso Tex Luis Terrazas Mexico Madero and Villa Don Luis Rio Grande Chihuahua City General Terrazas Alamada Quinta Carolina Plains Terrazas Chicago Kansas City Ft. Worth Golden Hill Madero Orozco Terranzas Francisco Villa Carranza Juarez Ojinaga

Deafness Cure Advertisement Claim Declared Fraudulent

An unclear historical notice offers a dubious promise of curing deafness at a price of one hundred dollars, claiming a remedy exists and urging readers to contact an address or circular for more information, with no verifiable factual medical basis.

Marriage of Par sons and Ruth Ellison at Ellison home

The marriage of Harry H. Parsons and Ruth Ellison was solemnized at the bride’s home. The ceremony united two local families and was attended by friends and relatives in a quiet, intimate setting.

Harry H. Parsons Ruth Ellison Ellison

Vanoss All Team Triumphs Over Center In Summer Clash

The Vanoss high school team defeated Center 26 to 9 in a summer series game at the Center grounds. A spirited crowd from Vanoss cheered as hits, runs, and errors mixed with strong plays, with Vanoss showcasing a decisive performance. Lineups include Crawford Martin, Marvin Jones, Marshall Bradley, John Jones, Earl Hays, Otis Martin, Virgil Woods, Edmond Herring, Cecil Sneed, and substitute Allen Waters.

Vanoss High School Center High School Vaness Edmond Herring Cecil Sneed Allen Waters Vanoss

German Submarines Sink More Ships Off Nantucket

The navy department announced that German submarine raiders off the North Atlantic coast have sunk three vessels in recent days. The British steamer Penistone went down off Nantucket, the Swedish steamer Sydland was sunk August 8 southeast of Nantucket, and an American schooner was sunk by gunfire nearby. Nine fishing craft were also reported sunk.

Associated Press Washington North Atlantic Navy Department Penistone Nantucket Sydland

Busy Day at Local Sewing and Dressing Rooms

Yesterday's Daily reports busy operations across departments. Fifty garments sewn, two thousand two hundred dressings made by twenty one workers. In inspection there were seventy one hospital garments, twenty seven socks, seven helmets, twelve oe and five sweaters from Van eFrancis and Allen. Auxiliary garments include thirty hospital pieces from Francis Auxiliary. Allen and Francis aides are active on finances, each raising over five hundred dollars for military relief since January. Messrs L J Wharton and Joe Cole aided in the new room yesterday, packing eight hundred forty garments for the Bureau of Supplies in St Louis. A check of two hundred dollars arrived from the W O W for Red Cross picnic profits. lunch stand earnings totaled two hundred seventy two dollars and seventy five cents, boosting Chapter receipts to four hundred seventy two dollars. W O W credit for generosity noted. Magazine subscriptions nearing expiry with this month's issue. Chapter urges renewal and member dues to support Chapter Headquarters.

Allen Auxiliary Francis Auxiliary VaneFrancis Allen L. J. Wharton Joe Cole Bureau of Supplies St. Louis Red Cross Croes Mre Orville Snead

Short Acquitted of Murder at Sulphur

Sulphur Okla August 13 After thirty six hours deliberation the jury before whom W W Short former Murray county court clerk was tried for the murder of his stepfather Sheriff B B Deel brought in a verdict of acquittal Short pleaded self defense Bad blood had existed between the two for several years culminating in the winter killing at Shorts home Public sentiment throughout the trial favored Short Both men enjoyed community respect

Sulphur Okla W. W. Short Murray County B. B. Deel Short Deel

Submarine Sinks Fishing Vessel Earl and Nettie

Nantucket August 13 The auxiliary schooner Earl and Nettie was added today to the list of fishing vessels sunk by the German submarine off Georges Bank Sunday. Crew reports the vessel was sunk by gun fire after being looted by raiding squad from the submarine.

Associated Press Nantucket Earl Nettie Georges Bank

Committee Agrees On Red Draft Bill

Washington Aug. 13 The senate military committee voted to report favorably the administration manpower bill extending draft ages from eighteen to forty five. An amendment by Senator Reed of Missouri would have the government provide two years of education free to all under twenty one after the war.

Washington Senate Military Committee Administration Reed Missouri

Repairing Big Guns in Manchester Reveals Shell Defect

In Manchester Aug 10 a party inspecting wartime work noted a giant gun remnant blown in two by a shell's penetration. Experts brought the damaged gun here to determine the shell defect. Early war prematures caused many guns to fail. officials say premature incidents have fallen to about one in a hundred thousand.

Manchester Eng Flanders

Immense Flag Unfurled by Chicago Tailoring House

A colossal flag was completed just before Independence Day by a Chicago tailoring house. It required 1300 yards of cloth and spanned the seven story wall it was made on. At peak, 221 workers contributed to the effort. Several views appear in September Popular Mechanics Magazine.

A. Chi Popular Mechanics

Leaders Flee to Kronstadt Near Petrograd

London reports state Premier Lenin and his aide Leon Trotsky fled to the Kronstadt navy base near Petrograd. A Wolff dispatch printed in a Zurich paper, via Paris, says Bolshevik leaders planned to escape to Germany.

Associated Press London Lenine Leon Trotsky Kronstadt Petrograd Wolff Bureau Berlin Zurich Havas Paris Germany

Entertainments And Sports At Camp Travis Value Iron Will

Camp Travis Texas reports a broad program of recreation and education for July. Athletics drawn by 44 938 soldiers and 95 501 spectators supported boxing swimming and baseball under top coaches. Libraries with 25 000 volumes and YMC A book distributions of 23178 volumes complemented 46 289 religious attendances across 159 Bible classes and 163 meetings.

Camp Travis Tex Uncle Sam Knights of Columbus United States Jack San Antonio Johnny Conlon Bobby Burns Bud Goodwin Commission On War Activities Camp Travis General Library and Company

Norris resigns as Pontotoc County Defense chairman

P A Norris, long time chair of the Pontotoc County Council of Defense, resigns amid political backlash. J M Wintersmith named temporary chairman as the Executive Committee commends Norris and denounces false profit claims. A committee is formed to assist the Local Exemption board under draft-age extension. trials are planned for the next meeting.

P. A. Norris County Council of Defense Oklahoma J. M. Wintersmith Norris Pontotoc Council of Defense Pontotoc County R. W. Simpson R. E. Duncan R. F. King

Hughes County Election Contains Key County Officials

Fragmentary OCR notes list district judge Cramp county seat attorney Fancher sheriff Turner county clerk Carrell treasurer Williams superintendent Durkee state clerk Washington weigher Blalock representative and more. Missing readable details hamper full sense of the Hughes County election snippet.

Rorias Alexander Murray Durant McCollister Frans Toddes Battenfield Cme Fe Reasurer— Miller - — Eee Lyon Leecraft State Geo. Ison R. H. Wilson Commissioner Charities McClure Fatthewy Sadler Wilson Bassett Cross Commissioner Insurance Samuel Welch President Board Agriculture Sem Seivally Whitehurst Ermeretiae Commissio Johnston Herod Ies Hardy - E Walker Field Supreme Court Franklin Seereren Boyle Haley Isherwood Scott U. S Galbreath Owen MceKown Davidson Judge Criminal Court Appeals Burnette Matson Wee Bolen Hart Harriso Ebey Mullinax Tanner Crawford Duncan Smee Chambers Taylor Vudge Busby Cowart Ratl Wadlington Arner Sugg McMinn Swaffar A. Floyd Bates Anderson Laake Cane Justice of the Peace Ter Viney Turner Gobbie Dickerson Claypool Kirkham Nagie McLemore Board of Agriculture Clark Coun Jesse Hughes County Cramp Fancher Lerk Carrell Williams Durkee Washington Blalock Reay Robertson

Billious Attack Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief

An old advertisement explains a billious attack as liver failure causing constipation and fermentation in the stomach. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets will tone the liver clean the stomach and cure the illness for a quarter.

Chamberlain

McAdoo Orders More Cars for Passenger Trains

Director General McAdoo ordered additional cars attached to trains between Cincinnati and Hot Springs West Virginia as officials investigate overcrowded passenger cars. He told railroads to relieve crowded conditions on trains.

McAdoo Cincinnati Hot. Springs W. Va Railroad A

Unclear Health Claim Mentions Chill Medicine

Fragment describes yawning dullness and a claimed remedy named HER BINE claimed to prevent or cure a disease by driving out impurities. Mentions Bart Suieh as author or source. Text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.

Bart Suieh

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