Democrat Women In Convention Last Saturday
The Pontotoc County Democratic women met in Ada Saturday at 2 pm behind closed doors to elect delegates for the state convention in Oklahoma City. Mrs Arden L Bullock was chosen chairwoman and Mrs Marvin Brown secretary, with a slate of 20 delegates and alternates named, plus endorsement of D A McDougal as district delegate and a resolution affirming the importance of suffrage.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
J. A. Deen
Democratic Central Committee
A. R. Sugg
Tom Hops
Marvin Brown
Arden L. Bullock
Ben Lafayette
Hope
Brown
Jessie Rogers
Oklahoma City
Clay Jones
Rofs
Russell
Kolt
Y. McCammon
Horseshoe Ranch
Byron Norrell
Ghas. Aldrich
Busby
Alien
Mesdames
W. W. Gaines
Z. McCoy
Stonewall
Jane Derick
Francis
L. M. Ovarton
Fitzhugh
Duvall
Oakman
Willie Stanfield
Gus Bobbitt
Lawrence
Dick Robison
Tom Suddath
Roff
George McKay
Mes
Orville Snead
John P. McKinley
Rowena Moore
Tom Hope
D. A. McDougal
Sapulpa
Fourth
San Francisco
Fontotoe County
Mass
Democratic Convention Adopts Pledges At Ada Meeting
The Ada political gathering, cited as the largest convention in recent years, ended with pledges to pursue reason over faction, to favor decency in administration, and to back only candidates of clean lives while remaining open to cross party support if rivals are unworthy. Adjourning, the chairman may appoint a rules committee to be announced later amid travel obstacles.
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Democratic Party
Ada
Mexican Muddle and Allied Refugees in Mexico
Dr. John Hunter testified before a senate sub committee that Americans in Vera Cruz were in refuge under the British flag while Mexican forces were reported to be advancing on El Paso. He recalled newspapers claiming Mexican prisoners at Fort Bliss killed many Americans and that Mexicans urged attacks on Americans, prompting mass evacuations northward as pursuit intensified. The ad then promotes Herbine as a liver stimulant sold by Bart Smith.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Vera Cruz
John Hunter
Senate
Guadalajara
Hunter
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Air Money tale sparks renewed interest in finance
Cartoons Magazine revisits a playful yet insightful Air Money tale, inviting readers to explore quirky finance concepts through humorous cartoons. The feature highlights character antics and wry commentary on economic ideas, encouraging fresh chances for engagement.
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Cartoons Magazine
Carnival Great Success and All Are Well Pleased
Saturday night marked the close of the Chamber of Commerce Carnival in Ada Oklahoma. The executive committee praised J M Coleman Ada Motor Co and William Newton Honest Bin Shows for staging the event, declaring it the best home talent performance yet. Receipts for six nights totalled 1942 80 with a Saturday night matinee and fine settled for P A Norris who paid 57 20 after illness prompted attendance.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Coleman
Ada Mator Co
William Newton
P. A. Norris
Norris
R. C. Roland
Ada, Okla
R., C. Roland
Jas. M. Coleman
Borozone Advertises Ideal Antiseptic For Emergencies
Surgeons say first treatment is key for cuts burns bruises and wounds. An efficient antiseptic applied promptly prevents infection and starts healing. For man or beast BoroZone is pitched as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Adv
Spanell Freed by Texas Jury on Third Trial
Harry J. Spanell was acquitted of murdering Col. M. C. Butler by a Brownwood district court jury after two hours of deliberation. The case, moved from Coleman on venue, marked Spanell’s third murder trial related to the Alpine incident of July 20, 1916. The verdict acknowledged his prior wife murder acquittal and did not officially determine Spanell’s guilt or innocence in Butler’s death.
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Associated Press
Brownwood
Texas
Harry J. Spanell
Col. M. CG. Butler
Brownwoodrom Coleman
Tex
Spanell
Coleme
Butler
Alpine
Colonel Butler
Oklahoma Climate From Old Jefferson Rustler Editorial
An 1895 excerpt from the Old Jefferson Rustler extols Oklahoma climate as sunny and mild with rare cold winds. The humorous piece notes frozen ink, ice curiosities, and children unable to grasp rivers freezing, ending with a wry farewell to the land’s advantages.
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Jefferson
Jefferson Rustler
Oklahoma
Dale
Vale
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Zensal CO
Mels Darling
Stauffer’s Business College
E. Main
Ady
Pontotoc
Ballard
Merchants & Planters National Bank of Ada
M. BA. Chelcutt
Leslie Princh
H.W. Wells
P. & Case
First National Bank of
The
First National
First National Bank
J. A. Smith
P.A. Norris
M. D. Timberlake
Tom King
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