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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

Page

6

Gore Grabs President in Senate Debate Over Rail Liability

The Senate passed the railroad liability bill without amendment and ready for the president's signature. Senator Gore of Oklahoma cited a Roosevelt Harriman letter from 1904 during debate and read it to the chamber, sparking questions about referencing the president in such discussions.

Washington House of Representatives Senate Senator Gore Oklahoma Roosevelt Harriman Republican Party Fund Gore Theodore Roosevelt Gallinger Bacon Mr. Bacon

Ferris Attacks Bucket Shops in Congress Remarks

Representative Ferris of Oklahoma spoke in favor of a bill to abolish bucket shop gambling in futures. He alleged New York firms manipulate farm product prices through false reports and fictitious sales, harming producers and consumers and keeping markets depressed. The letter from C N Cornell of Roding Ga praising Kodol was noted as testimonial.

Washington Ferris Oklahoma New York

Kickapoo Must Buy or Return Land in Mexico

Shawnee Oklahoma April 11. The Kickapoo tribe living in Mexico faces deportation if any member does not buy land in Mexico by November 1. The Mexican government has served notice. Congress appropriated 215000 to settle with the Kickapoos. About 100000 will go to a large ranch in Mexico with the remainder for improvements and stock. The entire tribe shares the fund.

Shawnee Oklahoma Mexico Congress

Faculties Selected by Board for Oklahoma Normal Schools

The Oklahoma state board of normal schools named full faculties for three schools. Democrats and Republicans were employed based on qualifications, not politics. Presidents Walter L. Ross and J. F. Sharp retained. J. A. McLaughlin chosen as president of the Edmond Normal.

Guthrie Okla State Board of Normal School Walter L. Ross Northwestrn Normal Alva J. F. Sharp Southwestern Normal Weatherford J. A. McLaughlin Mangum State Normal Edmond

Sour Stomach Remedy Promoted By DeWitt Co For Stomach Ailments

An advertisement touts S S Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia and DeWitt Co of Chicago promoting a "sour stomach" remedy. It claims to cleanse and heal mucous membranes and mentions backache and weak kidneys. The product is sold by Crescent Drug Co.

E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago Georgia C. N. Cornell Roding, Ga Crescent Drug Store S. S. Ball Raverswood Sayer Cote Lome Crescent Dr

Senator Gore Opposes Ardmore Muskogee Office Consolidation

Ardmore Okla April 11 senator Gore resists any law to consolidate the Ardmore and Muskogee United States land office. He says the department agrees with him and that Ardmore will seek a bill to move Muskogee records to Ardmore for better Indian convenience.

Ardmore Okla United States Gore Muskogee Ardmore Offic

ManZan Pile Remedy Sold in Collapsible Tube

A ready to use pile remedy in a collapsible tube with nozzle attached proves its merit in a single application. It soothes heals reduces inflammation and relieves soreness and itching for all forms of piles. Price 50c guaranteed sold by Gwin Mays Co.

Gwin, Mays & Co

Navy yards accused of gross extravagance and misappropriation

Representative Lilley demanded a House investigation into navy yards at Charleston Port Royal Mare Island Portsmouth N H New Orleans and Key West accusing public funds misused to exceed 100 million dollars. He cited reports dating to 1885 to urge navy department reorganization. Mare Island yard was singled out for criticism.

Washington Representative Lilley House Charleston Port Royal Mare Island Portsmouth N. H New Orleans Key West Lilley Navy Department

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health

Advertisement notes stagnation of liver and bowels causes biliousness head ache and jaundice. Claims pills purify without grinding or sniping. Priced 25 cents at F Z Holley’s and G M Ramsey’s drug stores.

Dr. King F. Z. Holley G. M. Ramsey

Costs and projects at navy yards scrutinized in Congress

Lawmakers, including Mr. Lilley, questioned the value of Key West and New Orleans navy yards. They cited large costs for dredging and labor with low output, noting a $10,000 appropriation for new construction at New Orleans. The passage urges scrutiny of naval spending and yard capabilities.

Secretary of the Navy Key West Navy Yard New Orleans Lilley United States Navy

Prohibition campaign organized across Oklahoma

E C Dinwiddie announces state wide anti saloon league backed enforcement by state, county, and city officials with a permanent campaign office. Executive board plans a vigorous effort as Rev J J Thompson and Rev Sweet resign from western and eastern divisions.

Oklahoma City Anti-Saloon League E. C. Dinwiddie Prohibitions Oklahoma State League Antisaloon League Dinwiddie J. J. Thompson Sweet

DeWitt Kidney and Bladder Pills Sell at Crescent Drug Store

Advertises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as prompt and thorough remedies to strengthen weak kidneys and relieve bladder inflammation, sold at Crescent Drug Store.

DeWitt Crescent Drug Store

Ada Declared City of the First Class in 1908 Proclamation

The document records Gov C N Haskell declaring Ada a city of the first class in April 1908. Secretary of State Bill Cross certifies the proclamation copy as true and on file, noting the original proclamation is a matter of record. The page also includes an advertisement for Pinesalve Carbolized sold by Gwin Mays & Co.

Bill Cross Ada Guthrie Okla I. Bill Cross C. N. Haskell State of Oklahoma Adam City

Oklahoma Senator Urges Peoples Rule and Trust Restraint

Bridgeport April 10 United States Senator Owen of Oklahoma urged aggressive measures to throttle trusts and promote the peoples rule. He praised Oklahoma growth ranking high in population area and production while warning against machine politics and selfish interests shaping laws.

Bridgeport Conn United States Owen Oklahoma Bridgeport Board of Trade

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Bebee Mammoth W. BR M. L. Brandon Bebee L.J. Little Groceryman California Atla San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Oregon I. McNair Agent Frisco Lines Ada, Okla Poland Frank Huddleston Ada, Oklahoma Kansas Airs Campaign Ballard Bucket Shops Kickapool Owitts Dewitt & CO Crescent Drug Co House of Congress Farmers Loan & Trust S. M. Torbett Treas First National Bank Building The First National Bank W. L. Reed C. H. Rives M. D. Timberlake Cashier Texas Lozier Dallas Fort Worth Gwin-Mays & Co P. D Taft Bryan Louisville Hopkins Crescent Hill Galt House Marshall Bullett Mr. Bryan McKinley Philippines Chickasha Geo. T. Goodberry Kritz Morgue Charles Kooper Paris Secretary of State New State Union Negessary Machine Foundation
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