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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

2

Ada High basketball team to skip local games this season

Ada High School will likely not field its cag ing squad on Ada’s home court due to objections from East Central conference members and inadequate facilities. The team may appear only in the East Central conference tournament in March, with Holdenville Weleetka Wewoka Wetumka Henryetta and Seminole listed as away games.

Ada High School Albert Hacker Ada High Ada Hacker Henryetta Tooms Holdenville Weleetka Wewoka Wetumka Henryetta Seminole Purcell Burkhart Wright Winn Lambert Montin Conley Hill Stalcup Tennessee Stalecup

Two AMR Reports on Record Before Solond

Two aircraft investigations reach Congress with overlapping points and some divergences. The House special committee favors a single national defense department and aviation spending of 20 million dollars annually, while the president’s air board opposes a defense department and a unified air service. Col William Mitchell faces trial amid these debates as Rep Reid files a preliminary brief urging a separate department of air until a national defense department is formed.

Washington Congress House of Last Congress Department of National Defense Air Board Defense Department Air Service Col William Mitchell Rep Reid Illinois Mitchell Department of Air National Defense Department

Largest Room Converted Into College Museum

Room 301 in East Central's administration building, the largest room, will be turned into a museum after the new classroom block is occupied. Officials say old relics have not been stored, space is needed for classes, and room 361 measures 40 by 28 feet with room 203 adjacent for future expansion.

Prem Ywridays East Central

Clothing Spending in the United States Reaches Billions

The article notes that Americans spend about four billion dollars annually on clothing, highlighting the scale of consumer apparel expenditure in the United States.

Baptist Society Moves To Dismiss In Jackson Barnett Case

The American Baptist Home Missionary Society asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to dismiss the government intervening petition in the Jackson Barnett case. The petition seeks to set aside two gifts of 550000 dollars each to Bacone College and to Barnett’s wife Anna Laurie Barnett. The society argues the government has no interest and would not be affected by any judgment.

Associated Press Oklahoma City American Baptist Home Missionary Society State Supreme Court Jackson Barnett Chas. B. Selby Barnett Bacone College Muskogee The Missionary Society

Tigers Guests at Feast of Lions

Football squads from East Central State Teachers College and Horace Mann High School attended a Lions Club banquet hosted at Presbyterian church. Speakers included Harry Scheinberg Captain Jack Kelley and Judge Qrel Busby as well as coaches Luther Edge and Raymond Cox. Eighty Lions and Tigers were present.

East Central State Teachers College Horace Mann High School Lions Club Presbyterian Church Harry Scheinberg Jack Kelley Qrel Busby Red” Grange America Grange Wilburn Capps Jake Ashley Luther Edge Raymond Cox East Central Robert S. Kerr Stewart Linscheid Horace Mann Eeast Central Linscheid Lions W. D. Little Tigers

Order of DeMolay Elect Officers for Year in Ada

At the regular DeMolay meeting Clifford Byrne was elected master counselor succeeding Renfro Herndon. Other officers named include Drew Page senior counselor Harrall Allen junior counselor Edward Montin scribe Charles Harwell treasurer. Installation scheduled for December 29 with several candidates to be initiated.

Order of DeMolay Clifford Byne Renfro Herndon Ada Masonic Lodges Clifford Byrne Drew Page Harrall Allen Edward Montin Charles Harwell

Ada High School Queen of Activities Contest Under Way

A lively popularity contest at Ada high school continues with two finalists to be chosen after next Wednesday. Winners will perform at a December 23 Convention Hall program with proceeds funding about 40 letter sweaters for the football squad and other senior letters. Contestants are Ava Saunders Cleo Sumpter Lady Percy Shaw and Audrey Whitwell.

Ada High School Queen of Ada High School Convention Hall Ava Saunders Cleo Sumpter Lady Percy Shaw Audrey Whitwell

Local Gins Deliver 3775 Bales of Cotton at Fort Towson

Fort Towson reports local cotton gins have shipped 3,775 bales. No further details on mills or buyers are provided in the brief notice.

Fort Towson

East Central Tigers Grid Schedule For 1926 Revealed

Oklahoma A. and M. region schedule shows East Central opening September 24 at home against Texas Sherman Austin College. The slate includes Oklahoma rivals Phillips Murray Aggies O U Central College and other non Oklahoma games at Conway Drury Springfield Durant and Tawlequah. Local sports writers predict a tight 1926 season with strong conference teams competing hard.

East Central Austin College Sherman Texas C. Raymond Cox Oklahoma Tigers Hendricks College Conway Arkansas Drury College Springfield Missouri Phillips Haymakers Murray Aggies Ada Central College At Edmond Lynn Waldorf Oklahoma City Goldbugs Redskins Tawlequah Savages Durant

Geary Declares Holiday to Welcome Farm Girl

Geary Oklahoma honors Frances Smith who was named best all around representative of the American farm girl at the Chicago International Livestock Show. Schools closed, crowds cheered as Miss Smith arrived, Blaine county presented a diamond brooch and roses.

Geary Okla Frances Smith Chicago Miss Smith Blaine County

Stephenson Seeks Final Appeal From Indiana Prison

D C Stephenson, former Indiana Klan leader, returns to state prison with one last option to overturn his life murder conviction of Madge Oberholzer. Judge Sparks overrules motions as Stephenson faces continued legal defeats and awaits higher court review.

Noblesville Ind D. C Sparks

Veterans Consider Purchase of Latest Victrola Creation

Pontotoc county ex servicemen group weighs buying a new Orthophonic Victrola from Gwin & Mays to enhance the Norman Howard post quarters. Post Commander Gardner Braly reports the plan received approval and is to be completed before Christmas to enliven holiday gatherings.

Norman Howard Legion Pontotoc County Gardner Braly Gwin & Mays Drug Company

Senate Panel Opposes Nye Seating in North Dakota

The Senate elections committee adopted an unfavorable report on seating Gerald P. Nye as senator from North Dakota with only two members voting in favor. It held that Governor Sorlie lacked authority to fill vacancies by appointment, and the case will go to the Senate floor for extended debate.

Washington Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Senate Elections Committee Nye Sorlie Add Goff West Virginia Senate

Bootlegger Sought for Siki Murder in Hell's Kitchen

New York December 16 An obscure bootlegger is a prime suspect in the murder of Battling Siki the Senegalese boxing star. Police say Siki was threatened over a $20 liquor debt before his body was found face down in a gutter in Hell's Kitchen. The article notes Siki's risqué exploits in Memphis and New York, including clashes with taxi drivers and a wine bearer, before his death.

Associated Press New York Siki Tolice Louis Phal Ring Underworld Hell's Kitchen Memphis Pennsylvania Station

Tulsa Deserter Coleman Rickerson Sentenced to Life for Hijacking

Tulsa district Judge Waldker sentenced Coleman Rickerson, 24, an Army deserter and confessed hijacker, to life imprisonment on three counts of hijacking. Rickerson, who led a gang of young hijackers, wept as the judge declared life, noting no murders were tied to the crimes.

Tulsa Waldker Coleman Rickerson State Tulsa County Rickerson

Watson Case To Jury

Tahlequah December 15 The case of Julie Lee Whitson charged with murdering his wife on a camping trip east of Ft. Gibson last September is expected to go to the jury later today.

Central Asia Credited as Cradle of Mammal Evolution

Chicago reports the third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History outlines Central Asia as the origin point for much reptilian and mammalian life. In the Gobi Desert, stone age implements predate European finds, and fossils of the Baluchitherium reveal a massive three million year old specimen preserved upright in quicksand.

Chicago Central Asia Toy Chapman Andrews American Museum of National History Europe Gobi Desert Mr. Andrews Mongolia Central Asian Caspian Sea Pacific Ocean America Baluchitherium

Merit System Urged to Expand in U S Civil Service

The forty second annual report of the United States Civil Service Commission argues for extending the merit system to all nonpolitical federal employees and urges broader municipal and postmaster reforms. It notes retirement Act improvements, character investigations, fingerprinting, reemployment efforts, and extensive examinations with 216135 people assessed and 48804 classified appointments in the year ended June 30 1925.

United States Civil Service Commission Congress Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Service Executive Civil Service Actuaries Washington Division of Investigation Information Office

Preserve Old French Quarters in New Orleans

A seven member commission will advise the city council to protect the Vieux Carre historic district from modern development. The goal is to keep landmarks like the Cabildo St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square preserved as in 1856 and to maintain the area’s traditional character and memories.

New Orleans Vieux Carre Cabildo St. Louis Cathedral Napoleon House Girod Lafitte St. Helena Pontalba Jackson Square William Makepeace Thackery Jenny Lind Lafayette General Jackson Chalmette Louisiana D’armes Don Antonio Ulloa Spain

Taxpayers urged to settle taxes by January 15

County treasurer Albert Chamberlain warns taxpayers to pay by January 15 to avoid penalties. Many callers report paying for the past year and redeeming land previously sold for taxes, with penalties to follow per law.

Albert Chamberlain

Officials Seek Miner Carl Anderson in Picher Shooting

Ottawa county officials search for Carl Anderson a 32 year old miner in connection with a boarding house shooting in Picher last night. Jacob Crowell 25 was killed and P E Fain 30 was wounded both victims are miners.

Miami Ottawa County Carl Anderson Picher Jacob Crowell P. E. Fain

Woman Banned from Speaking in Public in Norway

A Norwegian woman faced official ban for speaking in public within the past decades, reflecting restrictions on free expression. The case highlights state limits on speech and gendered enforcement in contemporary history.

Norway

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