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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

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Democrats Proud Of Record In Sixty-Second Congress

Speaker Champ Clark praised House Democrats for constructive legislation and bold actions in the Sixty-First and Sixty-Second Congresses. He credited the Democratic Rules Committee, led by Henry, with advancing key bills and investigations into major trusts despite earlier Republican obstruction.

Washington Champ Clark The House House Democrats Chamber Judiciary Committee Committee On Rules Dalzell Pennsylvania Henry Texas Rules Committee Sugar Trust Hardwick Steel Trust Stanley Shipping Trust Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Money Trust Congress

Old Friends Meet After Many Years

Capt. P. I. Turner father of Miss Helen Turner, the normal school's art teacher, met Gov. Byrd this morning. They were soldiers together in the war and had not seen each other since. Turner recalled a river flood when his unit sought shelter at Byrd's mother's home and received royal treatment.

P. I. Turner Helen Turner The Normal Gov. Byrd Capt. Turner

Leslie Maxey Appointed Deputy County Attorney

County Attorney J W Dedn has appointed Leslie Maxey as his deputy for the remainder of the term. Maxey is described as well qualified and expected to render good service to the county in this role.

J. W. Dedn Leslie Maxey Maxey

School tax passes with 211 to 128 tally in city election

The school tax election carried Tuesday by a 211 128 vote. Ward results show First 43 61 Second 57 10 Third 53 17 Fourth 50 36 with attached territory 4. Only First ward opposed the measure due to already adequate facilities and bond proceeds.

Campbell Green Varnish Stain for Piazza Chairs

A suggested coating of Campbell's Green Varnish Stain enhances piazza chairs and front porches. It dries hard and maintains a durable finish. A color card is available upon application to Ada Drug Co.

Campbell Ada Drug Co

First Bales of Cotton Arrive in Ada

Ada receives its first two bales of cotton today. John Highsow of Ahloso delivered the first bale at noon and Dave Reynolds brought the second three hours later. Both await sale as merchants pledge a premium donation.

Ada John Highsow Ahloso Dave Reynolds

Completed List of Reception Committee for Reunion

The first evening reunion reception committee was incomplete in Tuesday’s paper. The list now adds Mmes Norris, McKeown, Shaw, Rives, Galbraith, Torbett, Nethery, Biles, Maddox, Blanks, Ligon, Bolen, Westbrook. Misses Ross, Torbett, Ligon, Fulton, Norris. and Lara Skinner. The reception at the normal building invites all citizens and visitors.

Mmes. P. A. Norris T, . McKeown S.M. Shaw C. H. Rives A. Galbraith S. M. Torbett Will Nethery J. A. Biles J. F. Maddox

Railroad reaches Forgan Oklahoma City region

The Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railroad completed a 150 mile extension into Forgan Beaver County last week. Passenger service will begin to that point during the week. Forgan lies six miles north of Beaver City and 85 miles northwest of Woodward. It is the only railroad in Roger Mills Harper and Beaver counties with a maximum grade of three quarters of 1 percent.

Oklahoma City Wichita Falls and Northwestern Forgan Beaver County Beaver City Woodward Hammon Roger Mills Harper and Beaver Counties

Penrose claims 1904 Republican fund corruption exposed

Senator Penrose reveals a 1904 Republican campaign fund story alleging Archbold’s 25000 check and a 125000 total contribution to the fund. He asserts Bliss sought 150000 more, notes Standard Oil connections, and cites a Flinn Archbold cipher reply while Cortelyou and Durham are cited as key figures.

Washington Senator Penrose Pennsylvania Republican Slush Fund Campaign Fund Investigation Committee Cortelyou Sheldon Republican Capaign Committee Mr. Bliss Standard Oil Company Archbold

Harmony in the Democratic Ranks in Democratic Unity

New York reports strong cooperation within the Democratic National Committee as former presidential candidates Governor Harmon Speaker Clark Representative Underwood Governor Baldwin and Governor Foss unite behind the party ticket. Foss campaigns in Vermont while Clark and Underwood counsel the party and Harmon and Baldwin plan stumping after September 1. Marshall travels to Maine and Underwood schedules speeches through November.

Judson Harmon Champ Clark Representative Underwood Baldwin Foss Baltimore Vermont Harmon Marshall Maine Underwood New York

Archbold Explains Standard Oil Donation to Roosevelt Era War Chest

John D. Archbold testified before a senate committee that Standard Oil gave 125000 to the 1904 Republican war chest after assurances from Cornelius Bliss that it would be acceptable to Theodore Roosevelt. He said 100000 went to the Republican National Committee and 25000 to Senator Penrose for the state committee.

Penrose John D. Archbold Pennsylvania Roosevelt Bliss Archbold Bureau of Corporations Standard Oil Company Garfield Smith Standard Oil

Commander Crow Names Reunion Committees and Escorts

Commander A M Crow of the W L Byrd camp of veterans announces reunion committees including a reception group to meet veterans, a receiving and entertaining group for Gov Cruce and state officials, and a sponsor and maids of honor for the camp. Gov Cruce will visit for one day, date to be announced. Miss Gertrude Thompson heads the sponsor team with Catherine Edmiston Leona Chauncey as maids of honor and Mrs George Frierson as matron of honor.

A.M. Crow W. L. Byrd Camp of Veterans Wm. L. Byrd W. H. Fisher W. T. Cox Jas. Goyne W. F. McKaskle Cruce Gertrude Thompson Catherine Edmiston Leona Chauncey George Frierson

Galbreath Named to National Finance Committee

Robert Galbreath Democratic national committeeman from Oklahoma was named to the finance committee of the Democratic National Campaign. He pledged to assist Gov Woodrow Wilson in the bid for the presidency, with campaign headquarters to be set next week and operations possibly from member homes.

Robert Galbreath Oklahoma Galbreath Woodrow Wilson Wilson

Badger Test Well Hits Strong Gas Flow West of Ada

A Badger test well two miles west of Ada struck a strong gas flow at about 1000 feet with higher pressure than the nearby first well. Little oil is found and expectations hinge on reaching 1500 feet or more to reach the oil sand layer. Badger operators remain confident and are investing heavily as they continue drilling the test well.

Melon Donation Boosts Confederate Veterans Reunion

Ada nursery owner Co. W. Zorn says a wagon load of water melons and cantaloupes will be added to prior donations for the Confederate reunion. The sweet fruits will enhance visitor enjoyment at the event.

W. Zorn Ada Nursery

Wanted To Buy Milk Cow Inquiries In Oklahoma

A reader seeks to purchase a good young Jersey milk cow at a reasonable price. Interested parties should respond via Address Box 72 in Fitzhugh Oklahoma.

Jersey Fitzhugh Okla

Pottery Clay Deposit Readied for Ada Location

W H Ebey reports favorable results from a second sample of potter's clay at Coffeyville Kaw. The deposit's extent, fuel needs, and incentives for a pottery plant in Ada are being discussed. Gas discoveries could attract a pottery operation to Ada if abundant.

W. H. Ebey Coffeyville Kaw Ada

Homer Musings and Local Moves Highlight Weekend

The preacher missed the protracted meeting start. Rev. Shirley preached both sessions. Jim Slocum with Daisy Stella Pearl and Jesse Black visited Allen, returning Sunday evening. Laney Dockery works neglected roads. Vanda Black had lunch at Homer and notes Love Lady school will close Saturday with an event. Lannie makes progress at Pecan Grove. Visit R S Bonds studio on North Carney Avenue. Boys, beware of Tumey.

Rev Shirley Jim Slocum Daisy Stella Pearl Jesse Black Allen Laney Dockery Vanda Black Homer Love Lady

Pontotoc Democrats hold tranquil county convention

The Pontotoc county Democrats held a orderly convention with C. J. Moore elected temporary chairman and B. M. Bobbitt as secretary. Committees on credentials permanent organization and resolutions were named. The platform backed the Baltimore platform and pledged support for national state and county ticket. John Crawford for speaker endorsed. Delegates and full report due to be published Monday.

Pontotoc County C. J. Moore Rofs B. M. Bobbitt Jno. Thompson Hart C. T. Angel Ada Dr. Truax Frisco Byron Norrell C. M. Means W. H. Hammond T. D. McKeown Wm. Felter W. T. Cox Baltimore Congress John P. Crawford R. M. Roddie M. W. Ligon Leslie Maxey

Egypt IEMS Local Weather and Social Notes

Fine weather continues with fair crop prospects though cotton growers report some talis worms. Sunday school drew good crowds and a Baptist protracted meeting begins next Saturday night led by Rev. Vernon. Visitors and neighbors shared meals and gatherings, with local residents seen in various social visits and road work improving in the area.

Vernon Glennie Griffith Winnie Floyd Carrie Leater Palmer Clint Palmer Ben Cox

Happenings in Center and Nearby

Miss Dovie Dogeon of Hobart Oklahoma visits her uncle Billy Corbin. Mrs. Robert Johnson visits Ada at 6 o clock Wednesday morning the 21st. The stork blessed Mr. and Mrs. Grady Garret with a baby boy. Missionary Baptist meeting closed with two conversions and many fine sermons. Bros Hall and Neighbor returned home Monday. John Cox family returned from Fitzhugh Saturday planning to move there this week. Milton Garner of Stratford with a female companion visited Center Sunday and is noted for aiding singing.

Dovie Dogeon Hobart Billy Corbin Robert Johnson Ada Grady Garret Missionary Baptist Meeting Bros. Hall John Cox Fitzhugh Milton Garner Stratford Center Garner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Penhuoe Teddy Republican Campaign Fund National Committee Cornelius N. Bliss Cornelius Bliss Senate William Flinn Israel W. Durham Philadelphia Senator Quay Israel Durham Flinn Durham United Democratic Party Dem SALS Mittee Republi Cornelius N Crow National Finance Committee Lannie Pecan Grove R. S. Bond North Carney Avenue Tumey Pontotoc Egypt IEMS Bessie Danley Clara Bertha Agee Ora Vaden Ida Cora Palmer Willie John Myers Sapupa Bud Torey Grandpa Palmer E. J A. Palmer Jim Floyd Homer Williams Luke Yancey
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