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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

4

Third venue bid filed in Centralia murder case

Eleven Industrial Workers of the World members face murder charges for the November shooting of four ex soldiers during an armistice day parade in Centralia. A third change of venue request cites county sentiment fears. Defendants include Britt Smith O O Rand J E Faulkner Ray Becker James McInery Linn Roberts G H Badgett Mike Cheean John Lamb Bert Bland with Elmer Thun an attorney of Centralia charged as being present before the fact.

Associated Press Montesano Wash Centralia Gray's Harbor County Warren O. Grimm Elmerth Britt Smith O. O. Rand J. £. Faulkner Ray Becker James McInery Linn Roberts G. H. Badgett Mike Cheean John Lamb Bert Bland

World debt reaches record high at $200 billion

The National City Bank estimates global debt at 200 billion dollars, up from 40 billion in 1914. Paper money worldwide has risen 600 percent since 1914, while gold reserves grew 40 percent.

Associated Press New York National City Bank

Joe Foster Opens New Enforcement Career With First Raid

Joe Foster the newly named enforcement officer led his first raid Saturday night with J. M. Gotcher and John Matthews. They seized an alcoholic concoction at a darktown operation run by Will and Lola Chance who face charges under federal law. Foster vows to chase moonshiners as a full moon nears and the dragnet widens.

Joe Foster J. M. Gotcher John Matthews Darktown Will Lola Chance United States of America United States Joe

Coal Commission to Resume Hearings on Bituminous Strike

The Wilson appointed coal commission intends to finish the central competitive fields first and then move to the bituminous fields. Operators and miners have completed data for their cases and will resume hearings after a six day recess.

Washington Coal Commission Wilson

Brown Heard From in Ada Oklahoma

The Railsplitter notes Marvin Brown former managing editor of The Menace and veteran of the patriotic cause is now running a daily and weekly in Ada Oklahoma. He plans to resume contact and will respond in due course seeking friendly correspondence from old supporters.

Milan Illinois Marvin Brown The Menace Marvin Ada Oklahoma Brown

Two Divorces Requested In District Court

Roy Floyd asks for divorce from Ruth Floyd alleging cruelty after their 1918 marriage and separate living since 1919. King & ws rd represent him. A second suit from Hattie Flick against Frank M. Flick cites neglect and drunken gambling, seeking alimony, attorney fees, costs, and temporary alimony with $600 requested. Wimbish & Duncan represent Flick.

Roy Floyd Ruth King & Wsrd Keb Tene Bbsbal Hattie Flick Frank M. Flick Wimbish & Duncan Defendant Immortal Resorts Prem Seers

Accused In Ragland Case Seek Bond Hearing

The Ragland murder defendants Gravens Cravens Surratt and Goodrich seek bond via a habeas corpus writ. Judge Bolen will hear in Ada district court Wednesday after a Koénawa preliminary where they were held without bail. A large Seminole County crowd is expected.

Regland Bolen Ada Snider Koénawa John S. Gravens Arthur Cravens Leonard Surratt Jim Goodrich Seminole County

County votes show bonds pass by slim margin in rural precincts

Across 31 precincts voters combined two classes for property tax bonds. Total yes and no tallies show bonds just beyond three fifths of votes cast, with 789 property taxpayers and 111 Bon voters. Precinct results list varied yes and no tallies for Ada, Allen, Capito Hill, Frisco, Hall's Hill, Lovelady, Oakman, Sunhine, Stonewall, Union Valley and others.

Ada Allen Soe Capito Hill Colotey Dol Daggs Egypt Franks Frisco Eronete Pitzhugh Hall’s Hill Jesse Knox Soe Lanham Lovelady Lawrence Lightning Ridge Maxwell Oakman Owl Creek Mete Sunhine Stonewall Union Valley Vaness Walden East Roff West Roff Tyrola Wilson Hart Horseshoe Ranch

Notice for Publication in Pontotoc County Divorce

In Pontotoc County District Court Roy Floyd sues Ruth Floyd for divorce. Ruth Floyd must answer by March 11, 1920 or petition will be taken true and judgment for plaintiff rendered. Also notice of hearing for probate of will of John W Sample filed January 15 1920 with hearing February 9 1920 at 1 PM in Ada Oklahoma.

W. T. Osborne Kate Willis Miller Ada Oklahoma Ada Weekly News Orel Busby State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Roy Floyd Ruth Floyd John W J. W.) Sample Robert Sample County of Pontotoc Ada

Leta Morgan and Edgar Allen Poe Wed After Delayed Train

Leta Morgan of Mill Creek and Edgar Allen Poe eloped marrying at Atoka at 2 30 Sunday morning after a Katy train delay derailed plans to reach Wilburton. The bride has worked for Harris Wall Paper Paint Co while the groom serves at M M Bank. They will reside with the groom’s family at 830 East Main Ada.

Harris Wall Paper & Paint Co M. & P. Bank Ada Sethe Tee Rineel

Woman Seeks Divorce Over Non Support and Desertion

Margaret Lee files suit for divorce from Fred Lee in district court. Represented by George W. Burris of Stonewall. She alleges marriage in April 1901, defendant never supported her, sold his home and left the county forcing her to live with grandchildren. She prays for divorce and relief.

Margaret Lee Fred Lee George W. Burris Stonewall Plaintiff Defendant

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Advertised as Cough Remedy

An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for a bad cough. It claims lung healing and irritation relief and notes Bart Smith as the seller.

Bart Smith

Announcement of new quarters for law offices

The speaker says they have closed a contract and moved to new quarters in the Oklahoma State Bank building designed for law offices. Friends are told to visit on or before February 1st with initials EB N Jones at the end.

Oklahoma State Bank

Governor May Call Special Session Cites Possible Legislative Move

A cautious note suggests the governor could convene a special session of the legislature. The remark hints at potential political maneuvering amid uncertain statewide issues.

J. F. Jackson Leads Front Upgrade at New Furniture Firm

J. F. Jackson, retired from Jackson Furniture Co., is directing major improvements to the building for the Jackson Bond Furniture Co. His retirement passes the business to younger successors as Dave Jackson remains with the firm. A new modern front will mirror neighboring structures and update the storefront.

J. F. Jackson Jackson Furniture Co Jackson- Bond Furniture Co Mr. Jackson Dave Jackson

Escape From Oklahoma County Jail Sparks inquiry

Three prisoners escaped from the Oklahoma City county jail last night through a basement window with bars sawed. Federal prisoner Emmet Holway faced counterfeiting charges while companions Frank Elsworth and A. E. Burwell were among locals rounded up recently in an automobile theft sweep. Police suspect bars were cut from the outside.

Associated Press Oklahoma City Emmet Holway Frank Elsworth A.e.burwell

Kansas City Motor Show Promises Big Display

Kansas City hosts a major automobile show from January 31 to February 7 with 84 makes of passenger cars and 43 trucks. The Arcadian themed pavilion features a miniature springtime world, a good roads school directed by J Frank Smith, and a large accessories section spanning twenty five thousand square feet.

Kansas City Arcadia Good Roads J. Frank Smith Greater Kansas ‘City

Allied Premiers to Confer on Extradition of Former Emperor

Reports from Paris indicate British French and Italian premiers will meet before any move to extradite former Emperor Kidegsara from Holland. A key issue is whether surrender requests go to The Hague or Berlin with London to host a future talks. Officials prefer diplomatic channels to Rome Paris and London and oppose sending Count Hohenzollern back to Germany under Versailles Article 227.

Paris Great Britain France Italy Kidegsara Holland Associated Press French Foreign Office Hague Berlin London Rome Count Hohe Germany Count Hohenzollern

Attentive Maya Follows Orders Rigidly At Work

Maya adheres strictly to instructions, executing tasks with precision and focus. No extraneous actions or deviations observed, reflecting disciplined approach and compliance with assigned duties.

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