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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

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Robber Gang Leader Blasdell Captured After Escape

Clinton B Blasdell once a wealthy oil promoter and alleged leader of an auto theft ring is en route to Garfield County jail after four months as a fugitive. He jumped appeal bonds totaling about 246000. Osage County sheriff and a deputy moved him from Pawhuska.

Associated Press ENID Clinton B. Blasdell Garfield County Osage County Nebraska Blasdell Dewing George Davis Pawhuska QO. R. Sams State

Weatherford Found Guilty in Assault Case at Francis

Arthur Weatherford was found guilty by a district court jury of assault with a sharp weapon on Columbus Scroggins. Sentence to be passed by Judge J. W. Bolen on Saturday February 5, labeled Sentence Day. Evidence showed a July 19 dispute at a Francis area dance with mixed testimonies and significant injuries to Scroggins from a pocket knife.

Arthur Weatherford Columbus Scroggins J. W. Bolen Weatherford Bolen Willness Socral Columbus Scroggins Francis

Going to Be Woman's World says Simpson at Lion Club

R W Simpson proprietor of Simpson's Surprise store predicts women will dominate business within ten years. He argues women provide the human element in commerce and are more systematic, detail oriented, and capable of leading in business as in the home.

R. W. Simpson Simpson's Mr. Simpson

Daniels Warns Not To Stop Ship Building

Secretary Daniels urges against halting work on six great battle cruisers for six months in response to Senator Borah's resolution. He notes prior work was paused for European consultations and rejects abandoning capital ships for submarines and aircraft.

Daniels Washington Borah Senate Senate Naval Committee Navy Europe Admiralty Naval Secretary

Investigation of Marine Contract With British Government

The Shipping Board will hold an inquiry next Thursday into the contract between the International Mercantile Marine Company, an American firm, and the British government. P A S Franklin, president of the company, and other interested parties will have a chance to be heard. The board’s vice chair said the committee found no large matter affecting the American merchant marine at this time.

Washington International Mercantile Marine Company Shipping Board P. A S. Franklin Frederick I. Thompson

Man shot at local plant in Bristow ambush

L J Long a ducky man who moved from Shawnee ten days ago was shot at a pasteurizing plant by an unidentified man. The single shot hit Long in the right lung. Police have not yet traced the assailant.

Bristow L. J. Long Shawnee Long

Jury returns verdict after crowd disperses in Weatherford case

During a courtroom scene in Weatherford the jury returned a verdict after a disturbance in which blows were exchanged and a pistol fired. Judge Bolen jailed Arthur Polk for one day for ignoring a court subpoena. The murder case against J L Anderson continued, and the rape case against Joe Parks was expected to be postponed as the murder proceeding dominated the afternoon.

Weatherford Bolen Arthur Polk J. L. Anderson Anderson William Edwards Rofs Joe Parks

Ada Reports Near Million in 1920 Building Activity

Ada records show 87 new buildings within city limits in 1920 with a total reported cost of 689 510 and an average of 3 687 per structure. Chief Jones doubts the figures, citing underreported costs and a possible million dollar year. fire losses rose to 85 453 from 1991 56, with 54 alarms, and $282 967 saved by the fire department.

Ada Jones

Filibados Schooner Disaster Off Philippines Claims 36 Dead

A three masted coast schooner named Filicidad wrecked in a furious storm at the mouth of the Agno river near Manila. Thirty six Filipinos, mostly women and children, drowned as the vessel was blown ashore and pounded to pieces.

Associated Press Manila P. L

Corning Crude Oil Price Cut Quoted at 3.50

Pittsburg Pa January twenty six price of Corning crude oil fell twenty five cents per barrel to three dollars and fifty cents today.

Pittsburg

Allies outline German disarmament plan to council

In Paris on January 26 Allied experts delivered a report to the supreme council detailing a plan to disband German military units. The plan enforces Versailles disarmament, grants Britain a delay, and sets deadlines for two thirds by March 1 and total completion by July 1, including disbanding civic guards and security police. The council was expected to approve the experts' conclusions.

Associated Press Paris Supreme Council Great Britain Lloyd George

Connecting Water Mains To Reservoir South of City Today

The city water system was off today to connect mains with a new concrete reservoir south of the city. Completion promises unlimited water supply and a fully piped up to date system for Ada, marking a major progress step after several months of work.

Ada

Schwab Cleared by Walsh Committee

The Walsh investigative committee said charges that Charles M. Schwab received government payments for expenses as director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation were not proven and not true. Schwab told the AP he was grateful and called it the best news he has heard.

Washington Charles M. Schwab Emergency Fleet Corporation Walsh Investigative Committee Steele Pennsylvania Schwab New York Charles M. Sehwab Associated Press Today Walsh Committee

Change for Peace in China Made Public

Peking reports Sun Yat sen presents three demands for reunification talks from Canton’s extraordinary government. Dismiss militarists led by Chin Yun peng, cancel the recent union mandate, and pledge no further foreign loans. Southern leadership reportedly finds them impossible.

Peking Sun Yat-sen South China Canton Chin Yun-peng North China

Woman's Party Aims Prompt Oklahoma Congresswoman-Elect Choice

Miss Alice Robertson of Oklahoma, an anti suffragist, explains she met National Woman's party leaders in Washington to explore House offices and secure a good post. She lunched with Anita Pollitzer, a militant suffragist, and plans to move to Washington after Democrats depart.

Alice Robertson Oklahoma Washington National Woman's Party Alice Anita Pollitzer National Woman’s Party House

Man Kills Wife and Son in Oklahoma, Sloan Charged

SAPULPA, Jan. 26. H. K. Sloan, 35, an oil driller, was charged with murder for killing his wife and four year old son Kenneth near Stick Oklahoma. A first degree murder charge was being prepared as Sloan, nervous and near a breakdown, maintained he was ready to take his medicine. Sloan’s father, superintendent at a Carter Oil plant in Nowata, was en route to Sapulpa to assist in his son’s defense.

Sapulpa H. K. Sloan Kenneth Stick Oklahoma Wees Sloan Wagoner Supe Carter Oil Company Nowata

Harding Aboard Victoria Plays Golf In Fort Pierce

President-elect Harding seaside stopover as his vacation party lands ashore for golf at Fort Pierce Links. The Victoria yacht resumes southward travel toward Palm Beach with a midafternoon departure and expected arrival the next day.

Fort Pierce Fla Harding

Elks Dance Thursday Jan 27 at 8:30 PM

Notice for an Elks event announcing a Thursday night dance on January 27 starting at 8:30 PM featuring Youngberg’s orchestra. Posted 1-26-21.

Elks Youngberg

Cooper Garage Sold to Colbert Brothers on East Main

Cooper Garage at East Main Street was sold yesterday by owner Fleet Cooper to Colbert brothers. The new owners take charge this date with the same staff and business practices, and A Colbert will manage while Richard Colbert attends A and M College Stillwater. The shop operates as Colbert Brothers Garage.

Fleet Cooper East Main Street Colbert Brothers Cooper South Townsend Rock A. Colbert Richard A. and M. College Stillwater Colbert Brother

French Bachelor Taxed for Baby Bonuses

Paris officials approve a newborn bonus plan taxing bachelors to fund baby payments. Mothers with a third child receive 350 francs, fourth child 400 francs, and 450 francs for every child beyond the fourth, applying to both legitimate and illegitimate births.

Paris General Council of the Seine

Woman's Word In Court Is Questioned By Judge

A county judge questions if a woman's word should equal a man's in court. In Muskogee federal court, Mrs Calucha faces possible charges over deer meat sales while her husband pleads guilty. The judge ultimately allows Carlo Calucha to bear the entire charge with 60 days jail and a $50 fine.

Tal Crawford Evening News Muskogee R. L. Williams Carlo Calucha Krebs McAlester United States Calucha Carlo

Matewan Men Face Murder Charges in West Virginia

Twenty four Matewan residents appeared in Mingo county court to answer murder indictments tied to a battle with private detectives who ousted Stone Mountain Coal company workers. Seven detectives and two citizens died. trials set for January 19 after bond posted.

Veniremen Sid Hatfield Matewan

Federal warrant filed against rector in Mt. Vernon theft

A federal warrant charges Guy Kyle former rector of the Free Methodist church with theft of 198000 from the mails at Mt. Vernon on January 14 Kyle confessed complicity and likely will be arraigned here later today He waived preliminary hearing according to U S District Attorney Burnside

Associated Press East ST. Louis Guy Kyle Free Methodist Church Mt. Vernon Kyle United States Burnside

Three Shot in Lulu Feud Leaves Three Injured

A Tuesday shooting affray at Lulu left three men injured, one seriously. Emmet Bales fired at John Hall and Joe Johnson, who escaped harm. Hall returned fire injuring Bales. Bates, arrested later, is a farmer with a violent record and prior prison term. Hall and Johnson are prominent local farmers near Lulu.

Lulu Emmet Bales John Hall Bales Joe Johnson Hall Bates Tupelo Duncan Ada Johnson Coal County Coalgate

Trade with Merchants Who Advertise and Save Money

Public notice urges shoppers to patronize advertised merchants to stretch budgets. It highlights funding support and savings tied to local commerce and promotional campaigns.

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