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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

3

Battery F Receives Full Equipment for 160th Field Artillery

Last shipment for Battery F of the 160th field artillery of the Oklahoma National Guard arrived, adding range finders, helmets, machine guns, ammunition, and other gear. The unit, now fully equipped around 250000 dollars, will drill soon to respond quickly. An armory will be created at the former People's Drug Store building on East Main, with a joint Liberty truck and athletic facilities for guardsmen.

160Th Field Artillery East Main Street People’s Drug Store Byron Sledge Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma City National Guard

Powder Explosion Destroys Building Near Lehigh Mine

An explosion at Number 6 mine near Lehigh destroyed the building housing blasting powder and shook the surrounding area. 500 kegs of powder detonated Tuesday night. cause not yet determined. No additional damage reported. Special to the News.

Lehigh Number 6 Mine

Law Enforcement Club Formed to Fight Crime in Tulsa County

A mass meeting at First Baptist Church in Tulsa formed the Law Enforcement Club with five officers to represent the group in anti crime actions. They will meet the county commissioners and Sheriff Willie McCullough to appoint four deputy sheriffs. The drive aims to curb crime and vice in Tulsa County amid Ku Klux Klan warnings. An unrelated note recalls Cambridge physics professor’s 1626 salary of about $200.

Tulsa Willie McCullough Commissioners and Excise Board L. E. Abbott Alf Heggem John Rogers Carl Duffield E. E. Short Ku Klux Klan McCullough Cambridge

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