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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1929

Page

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Street resigns as Oklahoma House speaker amid power struggle

Allan Street resigned as speaker of the Oklahoma house of representatives during a split over administration control of committee appointments. J. Woody Dixon was chosen as speaker pro tempore after the move to strip Street of chairing the 55 committees, as the Twelfth legislature convened and Senate business opened.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Henry S. Johnston Allan Street Oklahoma House of Representatives Street J. Woody Dixon House Democratic House Committee On Committees Cham Jones Stephens County Democratic T. S. Rider Muskogee W. J. Holloway Senate A. E. Darnell Clinton W. M. Gulager J. O. Ferguson Pawnee Guy Andrews McAlester W. C. Austin Altus W. T. Clark Medford E. V. George Norman Gid Graham Nowata J. B. Harper Talahina Ira A. Hill Cherokee Fletcher Johnson Bristow Wade H. Lootburrow Buffalo J. N. Nesbitt Atoka George D. Peck Stroud D. H. Powers Freedom Jess L. Pullen Sulphur E. M. Reed Elk City John L. Rice el Reno C. H. Terwilleger Tulsa Richard L. Wheatley Vinita Gordon Gray Chickasha Lester E. Smith Wewoka T. T. Blakely Okmulgee Dave Boyer Walters A. L. Commons Miami A. C. Easter Bartlesville Amos Ewing Guthrie Clarence Johnson McComb Harry Jolly Carnegie W. P. Kimmerer Dover Alvin Moore Cheyenne W. O. Ray Tishomingo U. T. Rexroat Ardmore Paul Stewart Hayworth W. G. Stigler Stigler Grover Thomas Cordell Mac Q. Williamson Pauls Valley Tom Anglin Holdenville W. C. Fidler John A. McDonald Durant W. J. Otsen Enid G. J. Patton Muldrow Senate Chamber H. D. Henry Mangum Rochester Minn Henry Johnston J. T. Fisher Okemah C. S. Storms Waurika Ferguson Storms Senator Storms Demorat Sulptur Baro Talihina Macomb Leecraft Bryan County Texas County Tillery Noble County Nance J. T. Daniel Ringling Earl Brown Carter County Love County Dixon J. Knox Bynum Pottawatomie County

Herman Ingram Held In Murder Hearing At Frisco

Herman Ingram was held by the district court on a murder charge after a preliminary hearing. He was remanded to the county jail without bail following the Christmas Eve death of Louis Hathcock at Gus Hathcock’s home near Frisco. Defense plans habeas corpus appeal after transcript is filed.

Herman Ingram District Court Louis Hathcock Gus Hathcock Frisco John Crawford

Bank bandits plunder Asher bank and abduct locals

Two masked robbers raided the Canadian Valley State Bank at Asher Oklahoma taking between 2000 and 3000 dollars. They kidnapped cashier W M Hampton and bookkeeper Carl Cochrane and forced them into a awaiting sedan before freeing the bankers later near Vanosa. Arthur Beeman was held captive with the car stolen from him. A posse pursued, but the bandits remained at large.

Asher, Okla Canadian Valley State Bank W. M. Hampton Carl Cochrane St. Louis Okla Arthur Beeman Beeman Vamcosa Oklo Hampton Asher J. A. Huff W. R. Kilgo W. C. Hall Pearson

Ada Pioneer S M Shaw Dies at 53 In Ada

Samuel McCormick Shaw a longtime Ada merchant and civic leader died at home on East Tenth Street after two days of illness from influenza and pneumonia. The 53 year old founder of Ada’s Shaw department store leaves a widow and several children. funeral plans await the arrival of friend W F White from California.

Samuel McCormick Shaw Ada East Tenth Street Mr. Shaw W. F. White California White Shaw S. M. Shaw Langford Victor Cole Trooper Robert Allen Charles Ralph Heard Anadarko Percy Shaw Frank M South Broadway West Main Street Shaw Department Store Oklahoma Retail Merchants’ Association Chamber of Commerce Lions Club First Methodist Church Knights Templar

Constable in jail after fatal shooting at Roff

Ed Thomas 50, sworn in as Fitzhugh township constable, held in Ada jail on a charge connected to the death of Jack Morris 35, a farmer shot at the old First National bank corner in Roff. Morris died from gunshot wounds after a reported cattle dispute. funeral planned in Roeff.

Ed Thomas Cof Fitzhugh Jack Morris Roff Thomas Ada Morris First National Bank Roeff Fred Bowles Hugh Mathis Toff Mathis Ross

Enid Worker to Lead Ada Sunday School Reorganization

Miss Josephine Walker of Enid arrives in Ada to serve as educational director for the First Christian church for a limited time. A Phillips university graduate with a AB in 1926, she will oversee Sunday school and young peoples groups, with a full re organization as a first project.

Josephine Walker Enid Ada First Christian Church Miss Walker Phillips University Young Peoples W. H. Hunter

Carter to Push Quick Decisions Before Leaving Office

Oklahoma City Jan 5 Frank Carter corporation commissioner will leave Jan 14. He plans to urge immediate disposition of four pending matters before his term ends. These include Chickasha gas and electric franchise certification Norman to Oklahoma City bus route proposals and gas company gauge rule petitions Tulsa ice plant operations.

Oklahoma City Frank Carter E. R. Hughes Carter State Senate Senate John B. Nichlas Chickasha

New Drilling Interest Expands in Francis Area

Oil activity rises in the Francis region with two new drilling sites announced by Ed Gillette of Royalty Oil Refining. The Broughton No 1 near section 36-5-6 and Kroeger No 4 near section 25-5-6 begin rigging as Royalty now runs three small producers outputting about 50 barrels daily. Independent Oil plans a new rig in section 20-5-7 north of Francis.

Francis Ed Gillette Royalty Oil Refining Corporation Broughton No. 1 Kroeger Section 20-5-7

Defective steering blamed for Pickwick bus crash

James F. Todd of Meeker files in Oklahoma county district court seeking 35000 damages from the Pickwick stage-line company over injuries from a bus crash near El Reno. Elvis Davis of Los Angeles filed an earlier suit for 35000. Todd claims permanent incapacity.

Oklahoma City Pickwick el Reno Oklahoma County James F. Todd Meeker Todd Pickwick Stage-Line Company Elvis Davis Los Angeles

Hearing Delayed on Oklahoma Road Contract Action

District Judge Sam Hooker continued the hearing on a bid restraining the state highway commission from letting contracts worth about 3 million dollars. W. L. Murphy argued the commission lacks the required 25 percent reserve. Edward M. Box cited the highway statute and recent reports showing funds and overruns. Completion of the U S highway No 66 work in Oklahoma County depends on the court ruling, with bids still set for Wednesday unless stayed.

Oklahoma City State Highway Commission Sam Hooker W. L. Murphy Murphy Edward M. Box Wilson Hooker Box Hocker Oklahoma County Ed McDonald Highway Department McDonald

Question Mark ends historic endurance flight at Metropolitan Airport

Army’s Question Mark, after 150 hours 40 minutes aloft and nearly 12,000 miles, lands at Metropolitan Airport. Crew, led by Major Carl Spatz, dumps excess fuel to reach earth, proving in-flight refueling works and setting new endurance records beyond prior German and Belgian achievements.

Los Angeles Sen Army Rockwell Field San Diego Fokker Argossy Question Mark Earth Carl Spatz Johann’ Risticz Wilhelm Zimmerman

Houston Man Hurt In Bus Collision

Harry Holcomb of Houston Texas was injured when his car crashed into a Red Ball bus bound for Stonewall near the Abbott store. He was taken to Breco hospital with back injuries and probable internal injuries. listed as seriously hurt.

Harry Holcomb Houston Tex Breco Stonewall Abbott Holcomb

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Horsemen Defeat Pauls Valley In Hot Cage Battle

The Horsemen defeated Pauls Valley 28 to 25 in a tight district clash. Fleming at center and C. Walker at forward led a steady offense while Crawford delivered strong defense. The win boosts the Horsemen’s title hopes after their extra period win over Allen the previous night.

Horsemen Pauls Valley Allen Fleming C. Walker Crawford

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Allen Street Democratic Committee Moon Stovall Lowery Asher Bank King Marlow W. A. Williams Williams Jim Nance Mammoth City Roy Hope Hope Rolf Constable Enid Worker Monarch OF Air
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