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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

7

Publication Notice and Court Foreclosures in Pontotoc County

Multiple legal notices filed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court include divorce proceedings against Edith Gifford, a $5.95 claim against J G Ellington, and various sheriff sales and public notices. Additional filings involve majority rights for Hardy Kennedy, estates claims, and quiet title actions affecting multiple parcels in Ada and surrounding areas.

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County L. E. Franklin Carr & Henderson Pauls Valley County of Pontotoc Jevens-Wilson Company Plaintff J. G. Ellington American Railway Express Company Stevens-Wilson CO H. J. Brown Justice of the Peace Ada Township Hardy Kennedy J. W. Kennedy Prson Trme W. P. Rives Daisy Bailey T. H. Eastwood Mary R. Eastwood Ada Oklahoma Green & Green United States District Court Eastern District of Equity United States of America Jesse R. Ball William Filmore Department of the Interior Superintendent the Five Civilized Tribes Post Office Department of the United States Jesse R. Bail Ada News R. L. Williams The American Investment Company L. E. Franklin, Et al G. E. Vaughan Green and Green

Naval limitation already effective annual report shows

Washington December 6 The Navy Department ordnance bureau reports that the naval limitation treaty has cut navy ordnance production. Although scrapping provisions await full signing, construction has paused enough to save tens of millions. 16 inch 50 cal and armor work halted. torpedo and depth charge output down. 2,000 torpedo contract reduced to 400. two contractor disputes settled in court.

Washington Navy Department Ordnance Bureau Bureau

Governors Plan Meeting on Klan at White Sulphur Springs

Madison Wis Dec 5 The fourteenth annual conference of U S state governors will discuss the rise of the Ku Klux Klan and its impact The program includes papers by Gov Henry J Allen and Gov Samuel R McKelvie among others with sessions on state administration and the St Lawrence Waterway Businesses and entertainment are part of the program Attending governors include from Alabama California Connecticut Delaware Idaho Illinois Iowa Kentucky Michigan Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah West Virginia and Wyoming.

Madison Wis United States White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Miles C. Riley Henry J. Allen Kansas Ku Klux Klan Riley Samuel R. McKelvie Nebraska Preus Minnesota St. Lawrence Waterway Midwest Wilson G. Harvey South Carolina James Hartness Vermont E. Lee Trinkle Virginia Thomas E. Campbell Arizona Albert C. Ritchie Maryland John M. Parker Louisiana Ben W. Olcott Oregon Aeby Alabama Lake Connectic Denney Delaware Hardee Flora Davis Idaho McCray Fibrin Small Illinois Kendall Iowa Morrow Kentucky Cox Massachusetts Groesbeck Michigan Hyde Missouri Dixon Montana Brown New Hampshire Edwards New Jersey Morrison North Carolina Nestos North Dakota Robertson Oklahoma Sproul Pennsylvania McMaster South Dakota Mabey Utah Morgan West Carey Wyoming

Hooper Says Labor Heads Seek Control in Industry War

Ben W. Hooper chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Shipping Board told the Illinois Bar Association in Chicago that railroad union leaders are waging warfare against roads to push for government ownership. He claimed employees oppose the transportation act and the railroad labor board, fearing it delays government ownership.

Chicago Ben W W. Hooper United States Railroad Labor Shipping Board Illinois ‘Bar Association Railroad Labor Board Hooper

Trial of 93 clerics and laymen opens in Moscow

In Moscow on December 2 the trial begins in the district court for 93 clergymen and laymen plus 19 women charged with opposing the government church treasury decree. Among the defendants is a convent sister superior.

Moscow

Oil Pipeline Link Planned From Francis Field to Allen Refinery

Pacific Petroleum runs Crystal White refinery at Allen and ties Francis field wells to it. A two inch pipeline under construction will carry about 100 barrels daily from Francis to the Allen plant, boosting refining capacity in this oil area.

Pacific Petroleum Company Allen Francis

Oiled paper for wrapping butter offered at 50 cents

News Office notes a tablet of 250 sheets of oiled paper for butter wrapping priced at fifty cents.

News Office

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