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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

3

Trace of Resentment Blames Printing Office For Extraordinary Proceeding

Washington Jan 29 Secretary Cortelyou defends his panic course by sending two documents a Senate argument to correspondents before public facts. Critics say the move aims to spread his defense nationwide prior to facts. Democrats doubt the facts will justify his partiality and public impression remains poor.

Washington Senate Culberson Tillman Aldrich Cortelyou

Ada Citizens National Bank shows 25 percent dividend

The Citizens National Bank, led by president J. W. Hays, declared a twenty five percent dividend at its directorate meeting. Ada's banks are praised for solvency, prudent management, and earning profits while serving depositors and borrowers.

Great Southwest Ada Citizens National Bank J. W. Hays Ada Vbank Oklahoma

Bryan Praises Oklahoma Plan to Guarantee Bank Deposits

William J. Bryan, speaking before the Kentucky legislature, praised Oklahoma for passing a law guaranteeing bank deposits. He lauded Oklahoma as a pioneer and expressed that such measures reflect a people’s government. Applause followed his remark as Oklahoma Democrats felt pride in national promotion of their leaders.

William J. Bryan Kentucky Louisville Courier Journal United States Oklahoma Bryan

Death in cyclone devastates Copiah county area

A fierce cyclone passed Hazelhurst Copiah county at 3 30 pm causing extensive property damage and at least twelve fatalities. Dwellings farms saw mills and cotton gins were destroyed with heavy livestock losses. The storm tracked from the southwest striking the Millsaps place twelve miles from Hazelhurst where a cotton gin was wrecked and many people injured.

Jackson Miss Hazelhurst Copiah County Millsaps’ Place Hazlehurst

West says thirty five thousand needed for attorney general

Guthrie Oklahoma January 30 information in the attorney general office says the legislature will reduce the appropriation for his department West insists at least 35000 is necessary to transact state business and opposes any cut. The appropriations committee has not yet announced its recommendation.

Guthrie, Ok West Appropriations Committee

Removal of Restrictions for Five Civilized Tribes Lands

Federal act grants removal of restrictions on allotments of Five Civilized Tribes. Intermarried whites and freemen face free alienation. mixed blood with half or more Indian blood also cleared except full-blood heirs require court approval. Provisions cover leasing, taxation, minor guardianship, and court processes for estates.

Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress Five Civilized Tribes Secretary of the Interior Ninteen Indian Territory United States State of Oklahoma

Oklahoma Brevities Roundup of Local Incidents

From Chickasha to Oklahoma City reports: half cousins may marry under state law. McKinley Day sales sweep McAlester cars at high prices. Verden man injured in hay-load fall. unearthment of a six-foot human skeleton near Hurley. Tonkawa man suffers jaw injury from a calf kick. Guthrie gains new gov official as Attorney General West buys C C McCann residence. Muskogee WCTU condemns dispensary feature of prohibition bill. Oklahoma City baker dies after dough mixer accident. Senator Gore comments on state happiness and eastern omens.

Safe blown open at Mustang robbery in Oklahoma

The Mustang postoffice safe near the Frisco line was blown by robbers using nitroglycerin. About $100 in cash and stamps were taken and the safe was almost destroyed. Assistant Postmaster Harris alerted authorities in Oklahoma City after discovering the break.

Oklahoma City Mustang Harris

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Senator Culberson Printing Office THE Citizen's National HazleHurst, Miss McAlester Howard Ratliff Hartshorne Chickasha, Ok Williams District Court Verden, Ok Joseph Hostick Hurley, Ok Bumbelow Farm Here Tonkawa Ira Green Ed Green Charles West C. C. McCann West Guthrie Muskogee, Ok Muskogee William Trice Meyer Bakery Senator Gore New York East Oklahoman T. J. Chambless Keen Kutter Tinbarnes R. E. Haynes the Hardware Man Broadway Ada National Merchaists Tasiaies ADA National Bank
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