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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1919

Page

4

The Line Up Against the Covenant

Congressman Heflin argues German money funds anti league sentiment to defeat ratification in the Senate. He asserts loyal Americans support the league while disloyalists and pro Germans oppose it, linking past wartime figures to current anti league views. News items note Ada newspaper satire and Elam’s Osage County newspaper move. Abraham Lincoln is buried in Illinois.

Washington Congressman Heflin League of Nations United States Senate Heflin League Oklahoma Germany Lusitania School House Wells Chicago St. Louis Ponca City Richard Elam Pawhuska Osage Elam Osage County Cook County Abraham Lincoln Illinois

Time Required to Lift Restrictions on Half-Blood Members

The plan to remove restrictions from half-blood members of the Five Tribes will take months. Muskogee must prepare a list of twenty one year olds who are not mentally deficient and send it to Washington. The Indian Affairs commissioner will issue certificates of competency after receiving the list, completing the process over time amid continuing red tape.

Cato Moe Keown Indian Office Muskoge Washington Commissioner of Indian Affairs Isue Muskogee

Congressman Carter Letter on Chickasaw Choctaw Per Capita Payment

Elais Edwards of Pontotoc County received a 1919 letter from Congressman Carter about per capita payments to Chickasaws and Choctaws. The note explains prior House passage of a $150 payment, current funds on hand, and projected payments around next month, with possible future increases to $200 depending on Treasury receipts.

Elais Edwards Pontotoc County Chas. D. Carter Washington, D. C House Congress Senate D. Carter Elias Edwards Ada Indian Bureau Treasury Bureau

All-Day Singing Planned at Fitzhugh Place

D L Morgan of Fitzhugh announces an all day singing at that place next Sunday the 24th. Everyone is invited to attend.

D. L. Morgan Fitzhugh

Nearly Fatal Accident at Little River Swimming Hole

Clarence Miller of Sasakwa, son of Houston Miller, was injured when he dived and struck a rock, becoming unconscious. He was rescued by companions, treated locally, then moved to Sherman hospital where he showed no pain but became paralyzed from the hips. Reports later said he died at 8:30 PM at Sherman hospital.

Clarence Miller Sasakwa Houston Miller Clarence Little River Sherman Hospital

Buy Farm or City Property Or Loan With Melton Lehr

See Melton and Lehr at the Rollow Building for farm or city property purchases or loan options. The notice directs interest in real estate financing services.

Melton & Lehr Rollow Building

Senator Sherman criticises Wilson on Fiume remarks

Senator Sherman attacks President Wilson over his stance on Fiume. The exchange centers on policy toward the Adriatic crisis and the future of the peace process in Europe.

Miami News Sherman Wilson

Old Fiddlers Contest Wednesday in Ada

Pontotoc County fiddlers plan a contest on streets of Ada next Wednesday evening with Confederate Veterans as judges over sixty. Also included is an 1919 notice of sale of lands under execution from E Henson versus Pete or J C Wilcoxson for 325.72, with a sale set for September 23 1919 at 2 PM at the Ada courthouse.

Amal Mmn Alana LL W. D. Little Miles C. Grigsby LL Mmalmmmmamalm Maman Pontotoc LL Coon CO Lcd AA All Ada Oklahoma Amman Pontotoc County District Court State of E. Henson Jeff Wilcoxson Pete J. C. Wilcoxson J. C Prancis

Reunion August 26 10 A M Bugle Call Welcome Addresses

The program lists a reunion event with morning bugle call at 10, welcomes from Mayor Gary Kitchens and A S McKennon of McAlester, Chamber of Commerce leaders, and several addresses by dignitaries including J F McKeel Mrs Tom Hope Mrs A G Eakins Col R A Sneed Luther Harrison and Governor J B Robertson. Noon to 1 P M features further bugle call prayers music and business meeting followed by additional addresses by E J Giddings and Tom D McKeown.

Gary Kitchens A. S. McKennon McAlester Chamber of Commerce J. F. McKeel Tom Hope A. G. Eakins Shawnee Col R. A. Sneed E. J. Giddings Oklahoma City Tom D. McKeown Ada

Sugle Call and Annual Address at U D C Meeting

Music by the Ada band and a program including Mrs. M Conlon’s annual address and Dr O A Lambert’s Okmulgee address. Male voices sing There Will Be a Great Reunion and Furl That Banner by Dixie Russell. R C Roland of Ada brings an address followed by short talks by old soldiers.

Ada Band R. C. Roland Ada

Reception for Hon J W Bolen and J T McIntosh

An 8 PM reception announced honoring Hon J W Bolen of Ada and Hon J T McIntosh of Durant. Event details list the address and note the date August 27 at 9 AM.

J. W. Bolen Ada J. T. McIntosh Durant

Reunion turned over to Daughters of Confederate Veterans

Historical hour marked the transfer of organizing duties to the Daughters of Confederate Veterans. The event highlighted old memories and ongoing preservation efforts.

Daughters of Confederate Veterans

Street pageant and fiddlers contest on August 28

The notice advertises an 8 30 P M street pageant and an old fiddlers contest scheduled for August 28 with no further details provided.

City Hall Schedule Includes Parade And Veteran Group Remarks

At City Hall the 8 A. M. Autos visit the city followed by a 9:15 A. M. business meeting and a 10:15 A. M. parade. Veterans groups including Old Soldiers Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans Spanish American Veterans and Veterans of the World War march in order. Noon to 1:30 P. M. Sons and Daughters entertain until adjournment with arrangements by the Chamber of Commerce and Auxiliary.

Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans

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THE ADA Weekly News Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc Co Enterprise Ada Star-Democrat the News Publishing and Printing Co Ada, Oklahoma Marvin Brown Otis B. Weaver Mattie Louise Brown Luther Harrison Henry Ford Henry Chicago Tribune Ada Star- Democrat Ada Evening News Harrison Brown Shawnee News MR. Carter J. A. Cox Alderson W. Va Cardus New York East Main Harris Hotel J. G. Witherspoon North Broadway Examiner Maxwell Investment Co Bart Smith Advy Bob Duncan Atty Drugeist First National Bank East Main Res M. M. Webster Physician & Surgeon Rollow Bldg J. B. A. Robertson Sugle Chamber of Commerce and Auxiliary Aphlabile P. A. Norris M. D. Timberlake Tom King
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