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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

4

Local Names List From Ada to Hart and More

A long list of individuals linked to various towns and places including Ada Oakman Stonewall Jesse Conway Frisco Fitzhugh Lightning Ridge Hart Midland Capitol Hill and Lanham School House. Names include Duke Stone I M King H M Furman E H Lucas Captain Jack Mills and J D Crawford among others.

O. Barton Ada Duke Stone I. M. King H. M. Furman E. H. Lucas Gus Rabbitt B. C.king T. J. Smith D. W- Huffar Ada T. R. Holman Oakman H. C. Stephens Allen R. E. Bryans Ed. Thompson Jesse Geo. Thompson Gale Statler W. R. Shuler Lula R. S. Baker N.T. Heard Stonewall Gary Kitchens Tip Denton Capt Jack Mills Earnest Miller Conway Wade Allison J. D. Crawford Knox W. W. Smith Lightning Ridge Fussell John Sutherland Hart Thompson Bob Walker Midland Charlie Long A. N. Davis Capitol Hill

Political slate and civic message from editorial note

The text lists political candidates W. J. Bryan for president and Mo Kern for vice president along with U S Senate Thomas P Gore Supreme Court Justice R L Williams and several local officials C D Carter Frank Huddleston Edgar S Ratlif f and A P Watson. It ends with a hopeful note praising increased church work education charity and generous giving as signs of global progress and calls for kindness and positive public conduct.

Ada Roads and Democratic Campaign Foresee Local Progress

Ada residents are urged to improve streets and sidewalks to boost trade. The piece links road work to a broader Democratic campaign and regional prosperity, noting laborers may favor Bryan Kern and urging public funding for infrastructure.

Delegates Named for Pontotoc County at 1908 Tulsa Convention

The Pontotoc County Democratic Central Committee selected delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Tulsa on September 1, 1908. Attending delegates include I. D. Nichols, Clay Jones, L. J. Shook, C. Y. Partain, E. S. Kerr, Dr. F. R. Laird, Joe Thomas, Dr. Jeffries, W. W. Cooper, T. L. Primm, R. E. Duncan, Wm. Nee Francis, J. T. Watson, H. F. Dew, F. M. Hatcher, J. E. Hurley, Otis B. Weaver, James W. Bolen, Dr. M. W. Ligon, and several others from Ada, Price School House, Francis, Bebee, Maxwell, Tyrola, Blackrock, Dolburg, Franks, Lovelady, and Egypt. The delegation pledges to vote for Pontotoc County in the convention.

Democratic Central Committee Pontotec County State Tulsa Pontotoc County I. D. Nichols Roff Clay’ Jones L. J. Shook C. Y. Partain S. Kerr F. R. Laird Joe Thomas Jeffries W. W. Cooper T. L. Primm Francis R. E. Duncan

Democrats to Tulsa State Convention opens campaign

Guthrie August 28. Tulsa selection for the Democratic State Convention draws large anticipated attendance as the event doubles as a campaign kickoff. The meeting will draft a platform aligned with the national party and record of the administration. Also reported: dispute over a prescription denial by Ada dispensary agent R E Haynes involving Dr Ligon, with corrections issued to refute claims.

Aeece Tulsa Oklahoman Supreme Court Ada Oklahoma City Haines

Guthrie Governor Haskell Replies To Col Busby Letter

In a public letter Governor Haskell responds to Col William Busby a McAlester coal magnate who declined to debate with any governor. Haskell questions Busbys past talkativeness and accuses him of selling coal at different prices in Kansas City and Oklahoma. He notes inconsistencies among national and state party platforms.

Guthrie Okla Haskell William Busby McAlester Oklahoma Kansas City

Sale of Minor Hicks Souse Real Estate in Carter and Pontotoc

Guardian will sell at Ardmore court house door on September 19 1908 at 2 PM the minor Hicks Souse's interest in described lands: half NW ¼ of SW ¼ and SW ¼ of SW ¼ NW ¼ and half W ½ SE ¼ of SW ¼ NW ¼ in section 10 T3 R1E Carter County plus undivided half of NW ¼ of section 6 T2N R4E Pontotoc County. Cash on court confirmation.

Hicks Souse Carter State of Oklahoma Ardmore Hicks Carter County Pontotoc County W. C. Kendall

Democrats seek broader Tulsa convention attendance in state issues

The State Central Committee resolves that counties with no regular delegates may have residents seated as delegates, potentially surpassing accredited totals. School land, New Jerusalem, and dispensary questions drive statewide interest and party activism ahead of the fall vote.

State Central Committee New Jerusalem Tulsa Democratic Party

Oklahoma Doctor Ligon Has Steadfast Professional Reputation

An Oklahoma newspaper column defends Dr. Ligon as not addicted to drink and credibly substantial in his profession. The piece emphasizes his reputation and standing within the medical community.

Ligon

Oklahoma Buckets Closed and State News Dispatches

Morning papers report Guthrie appoints J W Bolen to state election board replacing J T Gray as Sitwater resigns. Oklahoma bucket shops shut at midnight under new law. Grain dealers plan a daily quotations exchange. no speculators allowed, says C V Topping. Tulsa reports a headless body found in Arkansas River. life insurers liable for 22000 to widow of William McCracken.

Guthrie Haskell J. W. Bolen Ada J.T. Gray Sit Water Oklahoma City Oklahoma C. V. Topping The Oklahoma Export Company Tulsa William McCracken Arkansas River

Feud Ends in Fatal Shooting Near Durant

In Allison, a year after an elopement disapproved by the bride’s parents, C H Watson shot and killed his unarmed son-in-law Lige Crabtree. Watson was arrested and jailed in Durant with a preliminary hearing set for Thursday. The feud stemmed from Crabtree persuading Watson’s daughter to run away twelve months earlier.

Durant Allison Here C. H. Watson Lige Crabtree Watson

Prominent Speakers Set for Marietta Picnic Celebration

Guthrie Aug 25 Speaker William H Murray of Tishomingo United States Senator Gore and Judge Henry Furman of Ada will speak at the Marietta picnic celebration tomorrow. Gov Haskell and Dennis Flynn Republican nominee for the United States Senate will hold a joint debate Friday. Norris and House Republican organizers accompany Flynn. Lillard and Bee will sing the governor's campaign song with local artists.

Guthrie William H. Murray Tishomingo United, States Gore Henry Furman Ada Marietta Haskell Dennis Flynn Oklahoma City United States Senate Norris House The Republican ‘Organization Ross. Lillard Ham P. Bee

William J Bryan Cancels Syracuse State Fair Speech

William J Bryan canceled his engagement to speak at the State Fair in Syracuse New York on September 18 citing objections to fair managers handling admission charges and related concerns. The announcement notes the cancellation was made today and mentions ongoing discussions with event organizers.

Chicago William J. Bryan Syracuse N. Y Fair Managers

Oklahoma Troops Win in Maneuver Camp at Fort Riley

At Fort Riley Kansas on August 25 Oklahoma troops under Major Jayne outperformed the Seventh Cavalry in a theoretical battle. The report praised the Oklahoma unit as the best maneuvers of any national guard at the camp. Also noted was a Piedmont Oklahoma family expected to cast seventeen Bryan votes, led by C A Bocock and his six sons and ten grandsons.

Fort .Riley Kan Oklahoma Jayne National Guard United States Army Seventh Cavalry Custer Peidmont Okla Mr. Bryan C. A. Bocock Logan Country

Also Mentioned on This Page

13Th OTIS Weaver Eviron Ownen Carlton Weaver Manacca the Sear Broadway Eer Pas Ada Evening News City Paper Official John Lee, Daggs Charlie Floyd, Daggs J. E. Sloan, Center L. J. Tully Lanham School House W. J. Bryan Ber MO. W. Kern Thos. P. Gore R. L. Williams Ber Corporation A. P. Watson Farmer Congress C. D. Carter Frank Huddleston Pontotoc Seminole Edgar S&s. Ratliff Bryan Kern Bryam National Democratic Bryan and& Kern National Democratic Committee Embryo Sallisaw Star-Gazette Wilburton News Paris Dentsoi Herald Delegates Pontotec Democrats J. E. Hurley Price School House Charlie Chapman Otis B. Weaver James W. Bolen M.W. Ligon Gumn Southard Lanham House Guthrie, Ok Vention D. F. Pearce Mason Drug Co Busby Guardian Sherwin - Williams S. W Hammar Pet ‘Exhibition Haskell and Flynn Oklahoma’ Troops
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