Murray to Speak in Ardmore Campaign Hearing
Murray announces a July 2 speech in Ardmore with Lee Cruce, urging Carter County voters to attend for a respectful hearing on reform and public questions. He warns of counter campaigns and plans earlier talks in Love and Marietta, and calls farmers to unite for progressive administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Lee Cruce
Murray
Tishomingo
Okla
Bill Murray
Cruce
Carter Opp
Sindé ”Nder
Cruce Club
Ardmore
J. G. Buchanan
A. C. Cruce
Carter County
Goveror
Oklahoma
Love County
Bob
Marietta
Ebey Seeks Democratic Nomination for Insurance Commissioner
Will H. Ebey announces as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for state insurance commissioner. Ebey, an Oklahoma pioneer and Ada businessman, serves as president of the Ada Title and Trust Co and has held public roles including chief clerk of the 2nd Oklahoma Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Ebey
Ebey
State Election Board
Insurance Commissioners
Milas Lasater
Pauls Valley
T. A. Ballard
Coyle
Jas. W. Martin
Gray
Seth Cordon
Gore
Oklahoma Territorial
Oklahoma City
Cleveland
Ada
Ada Title and Trust Company
Oklahoma State Bank
Ada Commercial Club
Oklahoma
Ada Picnic Proposal Ties Crop Payoff to Celebration
The Ada community considers a summer 1910 picnic or barbecue funded by farmers as crops are paid. With gubernatorial candidates debating at Ada after July 4, organizers weigh holding the event on July 8 to blend civic pride with political discussion while keeping farm politics out of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Memorial services and unveilings at Francis
Yesterday at Francis a Confederate memorial service and W O W and M W A unveilings drew a large crowd from nearby and distant towns. R S Roper of Lula and J P Crawford of Ada gave orations. Robt L Wimbish Robt C Roland and Tom D McKeown delivered principal addresses in the heat intensified ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
R. S. Roper
Lula
J. P. Crawford
Ada
Francis
Robt. L. Wimbish
Robt
C. Roland
Tom D. McKeown
Allen Public School Honor Diplomas Awarded
From Wednesday's Daily the county superintendent awarded diplomas of honor to several Allen Public School pupils for not being sent or traded during the nine months term. Recipients include Mary Cunningham Janie Gray Herman Pegg Butler Gray Annie O Day Robert Morrison Ethel O Day and Hattie Compton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Allen Public School
Trady
Mary Cunningham
Janie Gray
Herman Pegg
Butler Gray
Annie O'Day
Robert Morrison
Ethel O'Day
Hattie Compton
Regents Elect Misses Case Stegall and Overstreet
The state board of normal regulators met at Holmond and filled vacancies. Gertrude Case became piano instructor at Central Normal Edmond, Stegall chair of art at Northwestern Normal Alva, and Overstreet chair of modern sciences at Southwestern Normal Alva. Mildred Timberlake likely to be offered a critic post. If Mrs Ganong had been placed the atmosphere would be clearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Normal Regents
Holmond
Gertrude Case
Central Normal
Edmond
Stegall
Northwestern Normal
Alva
Overstreet
Southwestern Normal
Mildred Timberlake
Ganong
Officers Find More Bottled Goods
County officers searched Luke Jenkins place on Twelfth street yesterday evening and recovered about a dozen and a half bottles of suspicious drink. Jenkins was away when the search occurred but did not deny ownership upon his return. It is not known whether the bottles were illicit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Jenkin
Twelfth Street
Jenkins
Turnip and Radish Dish Reported in Ada
Roy Tyler of Ada brought in a 6 1 2 pound turnip with 21 inch circumference from his farm. A rad dish measured 14 1 2 inches in circumference.
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Roy Tyler
Robertson withdraws from race for Oklahoma governor
Chandler Oklahoma June 18 Judge J B A Robertson who quit the district bench to seek the Democratic nomination for governor announces his withdrawal. He says he has spent nearly all allowed under law and would not violate it to continue the campaign and plans to run again in the 4 year primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Robertson
Harris Sues Over Defamatory Hotel Article for 30000
Sam Harris owner of the Harris hotel sues Otis Weaver publisher of the Daily and Weekly News for 30000 damages. The suit cites a 15th issue article alleging organized crime at the Harris hotel and a police raid led by City Officer Charlie Brady and Chief George Culver that resulted in arrests and guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Harris
Harris Hotel
Otis Weaver
Daily and Weekly News
Charlie Brady
Brady
George Culver
Culver
Socialist Encampment to Draw Massive Ada Crowds
Ada will host the Socialist Encampment on July 4 5 and 6 with speakers of national reputation addressing the crowd three times daily about the revolution from poverty to plenty. For stand privileges contact J M Daggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
J. M. Daggs
Woman pleads guilty in justice court for carrying a gun
Mrs Ida Bailey of Bebee appeared before Justice Brown and pleaded guilty to carrying a weapon. The court imposed a fine of thirty two dollars amid rumors and community tension surrounding the incident and a prior altercation involving Tob Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bailey
Near Bebee
Justice Court
Justice Brown
Bebee
Bailey
Tob Bailey
City Not to Blame for Paying Delay
Ardmore attorney R M Lester told the city council a resolution rescinding prior measures from 1909 and 1910 would keep payment terms as of December 1909. Spitzer & Co. bond buyers and Shelby Downard & Co. later sought another rescinding resolution. If they win the bid on July 2, pavement work would begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. Lester
Ardmore
Shelby Downard Asphalt Co
Lester
W. H. Harris
Toledo
Ohio
Spitzer & Co
Asphalt Co
Shelby Downard & Co
B O Broughton Arrested On Fraud Charge
Sheriff Smith traveled to Wapanucka to bring B O Broughton to Ada on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses and a reported more serious charge of kidnapping a horse.
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Smith
Wapanucka
B. O. Broughton
Ada
Broughton
Three Men Fined For Drunkenness At Police Court
Three white men appeared before the Police court this morning on drunkenness charges. They pleaded guilty, paid fines, and left rejoicing.
Greenville businessman plans Townsend avenue warehouse
F. J. Philips of Greenville Texas visited Ada to finalize plans for a new concrete block building on Townsend avenue. The structure will serve as a warehouse for R. E. Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Philips
Greenville
Tex
Ada
Townsend Avenue
R. E. Haynes
Call for Civic Reform and Temperance Dominate Brotherhood Meeting
The Brotherhood of the Disciples of Christ met at Christian church for a monthly session. Speakers urged a Christian legislature and civic reform including law enforcement and city cleanliness. Emphasis on temperance, sobriety for public trust, and unity with officers marked the event. The next gathering is slated for the third Monday evening in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
Geo. Thompson
G. Leroy M. Anderson
I. Wymore
Ada
le" T. “Walters
Apostle
R. W. Allen
No Third Party Talk Crops and Community News
Ada area notes report crops in good condition and social visits by Walter Floyd and local families. Mrs Maggie Yancey improves after illness. Grandma Wellington laid to rest at Egypt cemetery age eighty four. Ada visitors and sermons by Brother Nettles and Brother Huckleby. Arbor planned for Children’s Day program. all welcome. Idea of division hooted by insurgents and regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Floyd
Ada
Maggie Yancey
Floyd South
Herman Binion
Konowa
Grandma Wellington
Egypt
Roxie South
Ora Palmer
Maud Smith
Reece Palmer
Tyrola
Brother Nettles
Clara
Bonnie
Wallace Lynn
Griffith Home
Margaret McKay
Bertie Roberts
Miss Baker
Estill Peay
Grover White
Will Clark
Brother Huckleby
Asher
Okla
Washington Feels Third Party Idea Fades in August Banquet Echoes
In Washington the push for a third party after the St Paul Roosevelt club banquet is seen as unlikely to gain traction. Officials dismiss moves and focus on existing politics while Democrats weigh potential gains if insurgents split from Republicans. The talk centers on conservation, opposition to monopolies, and political realignment.
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Washington
Roosevelt Club
St. Paul
Gifford Pinchot
Chief Forester
Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Jimmie
Secretary of the Interior
Conservation
Remanded in Jail After False Pretenses Charge
REMANDED 10 JAIL B O Broughton brought from Wapanucka by Sheriff Smith to answer a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He waived examining trial, failed to make bond set at 500 dollars, and was remanded to jail before Justice Grandell of Allen.
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B. O. Broughton
Wapanucka
Smith
Grandell
Allen
Broughton
Deputy Miles Returns From Dalton With Felon Wanted
Under Sheriff A L Miles returned from Dalton Georgia today after bringing back F J Ford who is wanted in the county on a felonious charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miles
Dalton
F. J. Ford
Pryor Post Office Robbed in Oklahoma Heist
Burglars blew the Pryor Oklahoma post office safe early today and took 3600 in stamps and 15 in money before fleeing east of the Grand river. A nearby resident sighted a burglar, a volley fired, rain hampered the chase, and a posse hunts the thieves with bloodhounds ineffective.
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Pryor
Okla
Grand River
A. C. Hadley
Dr Enloe family moving to Sunrise home
Dr. W. H. Enloe has found a suitable home in Sunrise and his family are moving. His wife and two daughters have arrived, with the rest expected this week. The three younger children are accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Enloe
Sunrise
Ardmore
Mr. Lowery Harrell Visits Ada From McAlester
Mr. Lowery Harrell of McAlester son of Rev. T. B. Harrell is paying his many friends in Ada a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowery Harrell of
McAlester
Rev
T. B. Harrell
Ada
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. H. Murray
DR. Lahoman
Will Ada
Demos
Miles
Dalton, GA
DR. Enloe
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