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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

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Reforms Propose Uniform Law Changes At American Bar Session

Comprehensive legislative reforms were presented to the American Bar Association in St. Louis as the annual meeting opened. Proposals call for uniform state statutes, modernization of federal court rules, and ethics oversight with possible bar incorporation. The session will consider treaty rights protections, federal removal of cases, and closer presidential transition dates. Prominent figures including Sir Auckland Geddes and Albert J Bev are slated to speak at the banquet.

Associated Press ST. Lows American Bar Association United States Supreme Court Committee On Uniform League of Nations Ganeger Congress Ast Sir Auckland Geddes Albert J. Bev Indiana W. Lindsay Denver Hampton L. Carson Philadelphia The Bar Association

British help Cox charged in campaign finance query

Congressman Fred Britten reports to Republican headquarters that the British parliament recently funded 87,000 dollars for entertainment for Sir Auckland Geddes and that the fund allegedly went to the Democratic National Committee. He warns of further sums if Cox wins with money against merit.

Associated Press Chicago James M. Cox Fred Britten Illinois Senate Committee Wilson

Poles Gain Ground as Prussian Front Sweeps North

Polish forces push north from near East Prussia capturing Kolno and over 10,000 prisoners. General Soboski reports decisive Soviet defeats with 50,000 prisoners and 40,000 other casualties. Bolshevik delegates at Minsk maintain calm as peace talks continue.

Associated Press Warsaw Kolno Soboski Thorn East Prussia Russia Poland Mlawa Germany

Arrest of Eugene Leroy Aboard British Freighter Dryden

Eugene Leroy, sought by Detroit police in a woman’s murder, was arrested aboard the British freighter Dryden which arrived at Rio de Janeiro. He will be guarded by American officers and later handed to Detroit authorities in New York after port approval.

Eugene Leroy Dryden Rio DE Janeiro Associated Press Detroit Michigan New York Leroy Canada Mexico Mississippi Alabama American Railway Express Company Katherine Lou Jackson Sturgis Miss A. A. Tatum Harper Street Tatum E. Leroy Andrew J. Brani Fernandez Fernanez O. J. Woods Express Brank Leo Trumbull Harper Avenue Trumbull South Mrs. Jackson Kid McCoy Jackson Kitty Lou Jackson Birmingham Brazil Bahamas Chicago

Order of the Eastern Star Meeting Notice

Ans meets Thursday evening at 8 Selock to conduct initiations led by Mrs Bird Neé. The notice lists the date and time for members to attend and participate in the initiation ceremony.

Ans Order of the Eastern Star Selock Bird

Another Derrick Erected as Wells Progress in Oil Field

Carter Nance La Selle syndicate builds another derrick near Buck Horn to drill a test well once machinery arrives. W Abernathey serves as secretary treasurer and local manager aiming to push successful operations. Gas shows at 500 feet. test to 1500 feet. Steedman fields and Allen field show rapid progress with new rigs and producing wells. Pontotoc county rises in oil history as more investors rush to the ground floor.

Carter-Nance-La Selle Syndicate Buck Horn W. Abernathey Abernathey Steedman Allen Pontotoc County

Evidence Blows Up Against Topeka Man in Home Brew Case

In Topeka Kansas authorities escalate against James Scott accused of manufacturing home brewed alcohol. An affidavit by ex city bacteriologist Annett Nicoll notes the seized beverage contained two and a half percent alcohol after analyses of four bottles. The bottles reportedly exploded due to excessive yeast during storage at Scott's residence.

Associated Press Topeka Kan James Scott Annett Nicoll Scott Hugh Fisher

Lord Mayor of Cork Remains Conscious Under Hunger Strike

Lord Mayor Terence Mac Sweney of Cork, held in Briexton jail after being removed from Cork, remains conscious but in grave condition as his private chaplain administers the last rites. Prime Minister Lloyd George says the government bears no responsibility for his release, regardless of outcome.

Associated Press London Terence MacSweney Cork Dominick Paris Lloyd George Mayor McSweney Briexton MacSweney

Chautauqua Tent Arrives and Goes Up Nearby

The Chautauqua tent has arrived and is being erected near the designated site. Local residents anticipate events and performances as preparations continue into the week.

Topeka Readies Largest Thirty-Fifth Division Reunion

Topeka prepares for a three day Thirty-Fifth Division reunion opening September 26. Thousands of veterans and families will attend with special trains from Kansas and Missouri. The event features regimental kitchens, separate auditoriums, and a state house grounds general session funded by a $10,000 drive. Maj. Gen. Wright, Champ Clark, and Governors Allen and Gardner are slated as speakers.

Associated Press Topeka Kan Thirty- Fifth Division Kansas Missouri W. P. McLean McLean Comrey France Pershing Prince of Wales St. Louis State House William M. Wright Champ Clark Allen Gardner Repub Aecena

British Ambassador Denies Funding Democratic Campaign

In St Louis on August 25 Sir Auckland, the British ambassador, called charges by Congressman Britten of Illinois absurd that Parliament allotted 87 000 for entertainment by the British ambassador in Washington to aid the democratic presidential campaign. He affirmed no British government contribution to any party or state.

Associated Press ST. Louis Britten Illinois Washington Sir Auckland

Kansas 353rd Infantry Regimental Reunion Planned

Camp Funston Kansas hosts September 4 to 6 reunion for the All Kansas 353rd regiment of infantry plus mothers wives sisters and sweethearts. Program includes memorial service dance officer election and other features with accommodations arranged in Camp Funston and Junction City.

Camp Funston Kan All-Kansas 353Rd Regiment of Infantry Aill- Kansas Kansas Junction City 353Rd Infantry

Immediate Russian rupture feared over Minsk peace talks

A wireless dispatch from Moscow quotes George Etchichern the Russian Soviet foreign minister saying that any immediate Russian withdrawal from Minsk peace terms would trigger a rupture in negotiations with Poland if the Polish insistence on withdrawal persists.

Associated Press Poland Minsk Manchester Guardian Russia London George Etchiechern Moscow

Cox Opens Campaign in Prinston and Evansville Tour

Governor Cox arrives in Evansville Indiana to start a campaign swing with an afternoon address at Prinston and an evening speech. He plans to avoid detailed discussion of GOP fundraising claims until his Pittsburg speech tomorrow.

Cox Prinston Indiana Associated Press Evansville Ind Pittsburg

The Virtue of Social Talk Versus Idle Conversation

The piece argues that friendly neighborly chats enrich life yet distinguishes right from idle talk. It notes useful talk advances business or purpose, while idle chatter wastes time and offers no gains. It urges restraint and awareness of time before engaging in conversations.

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Newcastle Ada Pair Named Kendall College Appointees

Byron Norrell of Ada elected business manager of Henry Kendall College in Tulsa and to move soon. His wife, Mrs Norrell, named hostess of the boys dormitory beginning the next term. The article notes Kendall College chose them without solicitation and praises the couple for their local ties. At Ada, Norrell helped build the Evening News into a leading state paper.

Byron Norrell Ada Henry Kendall College Tulsa Norrell Tusla Henry Kendall

Arkansas Couple Jailed For Vagrancy At Katy Depot

Two transient tourists were picked up by Sheriff Duncan at the Katy depot yesterday evening for vagrancy. The report notes the incident occurred during an evening in which entertainment was briefly mentioned, with fragmented details about the couple and names incomplete.

Arkansas

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