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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

8

Booze Peddlers Sell Water as Whiskey in Salina scam

In Salina Kansas August 25 Associated Press reports prohibition woes after a pledge pull ends with townsmen paying 1100 dollars for three barrels of sewer water. Three strangers promised good old whiskey only to funnel Sandy Hill river water through sealed syringes and wax seals. The townsfolk seek the trio who sold them the costly liquid.

Associated Press Salina Kan Salinans Sandy Hill

Forest protection plan urged by American Forestry head

Charles Lathrop Pack urged a $1,000,000 yearly forest fire protection cooperation and a $2,000,000 annual land acquisition program to grow timber. He spoke at a New Hampshire foresters meeting, calling for watershed protection and rapid legislation to shield 315,000,000 acres of state and private forests.

Charles Lathrop Pack American Forestry Association Mr. Pack Society of Protection of New Hampshire Forests New England

Shaw's Dollar Day Weekend at Shaw's Store

Shaw's Department Store announces a Dollar Day event Friday and Saturday. All items marked down from previous higher prices and larger purchases receive discounts. The program, tested in the East, aims to boost trade area and save customers money. The store emphasizes its completeness and customer satisfaction. August 27 and 28.

Shaw’s Shaw’s Department Store Shaw

Alexander Bound Over On Statutory Rape Charge

Sam Alexander of Vanoss had a preliminary trial before Justice Turner and was bound over to district court under a 1500 dollar bond. He faces statutory rape charges. case proceeded yesterday.

Alexander Sam Alexander Vanoss Justice Turner

New York Faces Fall Housing Challenge and Limited Building

New York City faces an acute housing shortage this fall similar to last spring as tenants pressed for rent law reforms. Experts warn the housing supply may shrink with office demand leading owners to raze apartments for commercial space. Plans to encourage home building include cooperatives and using the sinking fund for loans, backed by Mayor Hylan.

Associated Press New York New York City Albany Manhattan Mann Hylan

Ratification Certified by Governor Roberts in Tennessee

Tennessee Governor A H Roberts certified the suffrage amendment to Secretary of State Colby at Washington by mail at 10.20 am, according to Attorney General Frank M Thompson. Chief Justice Landen of the state supreme court agreed to review chancery court proceedings that issued a temporary injunction delaying certification.

Roberts the Press Nashville Tenn Frank M. Thompson Tennessee A. H. Roberts Colby Washington Landen State Supreme Court Chancery Court Ashington

Governor Brough Opens Indiana Campaign Tour

Governor Brough of Arkansas left for Indiana to deliver the opening address for Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt. He expects to return to Arkansas around September 20 after the campaign swing through Indiana starting August 24.

Battle Rock Ark Brough Arkansas Indiana Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt

Ada to Build 2 Million Gallon Water Reservoir

A 2,000,600 gallon reinforced concrete reservoir is under construction south of Ada to supplement Byrd's Mill. The $46,000 project, begun June 28, will be complete by early September with pumping and mains work continuing for months. Page 1.

Ada Brick Company Byrd Byrd’s Mill Ada Joseph E. Nelson Sons Chicago Kansas City Emmett Ponton C. C. Carroll Doe Merkle Machinery Company Johnson & Benham H. S. Darlington W. L. Whitacre F. Hudson Smith

Indian Appeals for Protection of Reservation Lands

An American Indian preacher and World War I veteran known as Rev. Whitefeather appeals to the American Legion Weekly for protection of his tribe's lands near Stillwater. He calls for laws barring white and Mexican settlement and marriage, urging unity and self sufficiency for Neo Indians.

New York American Legion Weekly Whitefeather Fallen, Nev Stillwater 346Th Machine Gun Battalion

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