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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

9

State enforcement atty disagrees with governor on prohibition plans

Oklahoma letters from State Enforcement Attorney Caldwell outline use of federal liquor permits to build prosecutions. He cites indictments in one county and says tracking permit holders and railroad freight records can prove violations. Governor Haskell replies to an Ames interview while six Snake Indians are jailed for poisoning fish in Muskogee.

Caldwell Oklahoma John Doe Okla Haskell C. B. Ames Oklahoma City Taft Ames Muskogee

Prove possession of liquor and intent to violate statute

The case requires proving two elements: possession of liquors and intention to violate any provision of the statute. The state must show the defendant had control of the liquor and a plan or purpose to breach the law. A finding on either element supports conviction if the other is established.

Santa Fe Magazine Oklahoma Territorial Ring Guthrie

Secretary Cross in Serious Condition at Hospital

Reports indicate Secretary Cross remains in critical condition with physicians restricting visitors at the bedside. doctors say prospects for recovery are uncertain as the veteran statesman shows little sign of improvement.

State Cross

Bryan Attacks Taft and Aldrich Tariff Policy

Des Moines dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan condemns the Aldrich tariff bill as a deliberate fraud and blames President Taft for its passage. He accuses the Republican leadership of deceiving voters and notes Taft’s weak stance on tariff reduction and key schedules. The piece also covers Oklahoma capital relocation debates and local cotton news.

Des Moines Wm. J. Bryan Taft Bryan Republican Party Congress Aldrich House Senate

Commissioner Watson Hears Kicks on WCE Man

Oklahoma official A P Watson visited Guthrie to hear complaints against a local ice company. He urged fair dealing, full weight, and equal rates, stressing the Golden Rule and that people must get what they pay for. He noted several hearings and promised action on violations.

Commissioner Watson A. P. Watson Katy Guthrie Watson Oklahoma City Commission

Ada farmer returns to old home says country best

Mr J J Laughlin, a respected Ada farmer, has moved back from Aberdeen Texas and promises to stay. Baseball goods are offered at cost by Gwin and Mays Company.

J. J. Laughlin Ada Aberdeen Texas Mr. Laughlin Baseball Gwin

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