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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1913

Page

6

Woman Accused of Poisoning Husband in Chickasha

In Chickasha on April 4 Ada Woodward widow of R. S. Woodward and John Tremont a Mali an shoemaker were arrested on murder charges after Woodward died March 27 possibly from poison. The stomach sample was sent to Norman for analysis and the accused face a preliminary trial in Justice Moore's court, awaiting exam and lab results.

T. P. Moore B. F. Holding Woodward State University At Norman

Chauncey Shuts Out Ada In Low-Scoring Contest

In a rugged game Chauncey limited Ada to few baserunners while striking out by the 2: fall. The box shows scattered hits with Pickens lasting five innings and Beggs six. Stolen bases credited to Taylor Daugherty and McKinleys, while Me Clucky and Hall contributed on offense.

Chauncey Hall Taylor Daugherty Stewart West Pickens Beggs McKinleys Me Clucky

Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Skin Ailments Fast

The quickest cure for burns bruises boils sores inflammation and skin disease is Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four days it cured L. H. Haflin of Iredell Tex of a sore on his ankle that pained him so he could hardly walk. Should be in every house. Only 25c, recommended by G. M. Ramsey.

Bucklen L. H. Haflin Iredell Tex G. M. Ramsey

Katy Passenger Schedule Change Affects Northbound Trains

The Katy passenger timetable shifts two northbound trains with morning arrival at 5 50 and afternoon at 4 49. Likely to improve connections at Atoka with the main line. Hugh Biles and Floyd Roff depart on a bike trip to Sulphur this afternoon. they expect an enjoyable outing.

Atoka Hugh Biles Floyd Roff

Elk Wallop Coalgate in Opening Season Victory

Coalgate opened its baseball season with a 7 to 35 win over the B P O E Club of Ada. Tom Davidson's two base hit with three on base sparked the Elks who cited key plays by Davidson at second and Keyser’s fielding. Pitchers Chauncey Hall and Haney showed steady work as the club senses a stronger lineup for the season.

Coalgate Ada Elks Tom Davidson Davidson Keyser Chauncey and Hall Haney

Electric Bitters Promoted For Stomach and Kidney Relief

An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach and kidney issues warning of dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease risks. Raleigh resident H T Alston cites relief after taking the product and endorses it alongside G M Ramsey's recommendation.

Bright H. T. Alston Raleigh N. C G. M. Ramsey

Traveling men plan local U. T. lodge in Ada

Ada traveling men held a Saturday meeting and began plans to organize a U. T. lodge in Ada. Twenty six drummers attended and the group estimated 1 to 50 members. Once organized the Ada lodge will be instituted by Shawnee and Ardmore members.

Ada Shawnee Ardmore

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief from the first dose and cites a Muscadine Alabama testimonial about saving a wife from a stubborn cough. Product priced at 50 cents and one dollar. Re commended by G M Ramsey.

Dr. King O. H. Brown Muscadine Ala DR. Simmons Simmons Medicine Coo ST. Louis Missouri

Felter of the Roff Eagle Visited the City

Wm Felter of the Roff Eagle was in the city this morning.

Wm Felter Roff Eagle

Deaf School Downs Ada Normal in Tight Sulphur Showdown

In Sulphur the Deaf School beat Ada Normal 2 to 1 in a keen nine inning game. Dawkins pitched superbly for the normals allowing one hit until the seventh while Claude McMillan doubled for Ada scoring in the second. Dawkins shut down the Deaf School after that frame as Sulphur took the win with solid defense and timely hits.

Pat Jones Normaliies Ada Dawkins Dummies Claude McMillan Robison

Found a Cure for Rheumatism

A testimonial from Lee Chapman of Mapleton Iowa claims two years of rheumatism ended within two months after using Chamberlain's Liniment. The account notes pain prevented sleep and eating. the product is offered for sale by dealers.

Lee Chapman Mapleton Towa Chamberlin

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost

An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills relieve headaches sour stomach indigestion and biliousness. The pills purify the blood restore vigor and guarantee satisfaction with every box priced at 25 cents and recommended by G. M. Ramsey.

Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Oklahoma faces veto clash on mileage bill and session plans

The Oklahoma House debates a $50 000 mileage and per diem bill amid Governor Cruce’s veto citing nonessential travel. Absent members telegraphed back for a potential vote to override as lawmakers argue economy and political timing.

Oklahoma City Cruce House Muskogee Curry Senate Pinkham Kay County

Socialist editor charged with libel in Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma City on April 5 a warrant was sworn for A. A. Veatch of Tishomingo alleging criminal libel against James A. Wayland’s children and a $10,000 civil suit. The petition claims Veatch published that Wayland died by suicide after a relationship with a young woman and that the body was shipped to North Dakota to hide the death. Mrs. S. B. Damron departed for Durant today.

Oklahoma City A. A. Veatch Tishomingo Oklahoma James A. Wayland Appeal To Reason Veatch Girard Kansas Aurora Missouri Yung North Dakota

Fire Destroys Miles Home on West 13th Street

Sunday near 3 pm a blaze consumed the residence of A L Miles on West 13th Street. Mrs Miles and children escaped as firefighters found hose supply insufficient for the distance. the fire’s origin remains unknown. The home belonged to John Kennedy of Fitzhugh and the Miles had moved there just days before.

West 13Th Street A. L. Miles John Kennedy Fitzhugh

Cattle Driver John Stewart Reports Wide Ohio River Crossing

John Stewart, who had taken cattle to St. Louis, stopped at his Kentucky home then returned to Ada. He described the Ohio River at Cairo as several miles wide during the crossing and a highly dangerous stream that could threaten the city of Cairo.

John Stewart St. Louis Kentucky Ada Ohio River Cairo Ill

Professor Sears Addresses Coalgate Teachers Group

Prof. R. G. Sears left Friday evening for Coalgate where he addressed the teachers association today.

R. G. Sears Coalgate T the Teachers Association

Morning baseball tests at Sulphur with two games vs deaf school

The Sulphur team held a morning test session as two games were scheduled against the deaf school, outlining a light practice and game plan for the day.

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