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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1907

Page

3

Oklahoma delegates seek rapid statehood changes at Guthrie convention

Delegates arriving in Guthrie Oklahoma for the constitutional convention plan to fix objections from the Republican party by amending the instrument. Expected changes include legislative apportionment shifts, allowing more northern representation, easing county caps, and letting soldiers vote where enlisted. Changes may affect Indian Territory and require new signatures after alterations.

Guthrie Okla Oklahoma United States Cherokee Strip Indian Territory Murray

Mayor Barton Orders City Clean-Up War on Weeds

The special city council session tonight will push a rigorous sanitation drive to clean streets and alleys. Ten households have already been arrested for violations as officials threaten more enforcement and a second Clean-Up Day to compel compliance.

Barton

Bailey Acquitted in Sulphur Shooting Case

Deputy Bailey faced Judge Winn after firing on Tom Carroll when arrest efforts at Carroll’s home escalated. Joe Carroll and L. V. Finley, present during the confrontation, were jailed on $2000 bail each. The defense argues Bailey acted during armed resistance by Carroll and associates.

Sulphur Brents Bailey Joe Carroll L. V. Finley Tom Carroll Winn Carroll Finley

Money on the Brain Drives Personal Focus

A short reflection on how financial concerns shape priorities and emotional states, suggesting money matters influence attention, decisions, and well being. It examines the link between economic stress and mental focus in daily life.

Murray County Wants More Territory in Oklahoma Growth Plan

President Murray's committee met to hear Davis I T's request for two additional townships on Murray County's western side. The panel including W A Lewis D P Ellis and others noted Murray would shrink Garvin county if granted. The report states Murray is the smallest county with about 5 12 townships suitable for farming.

Murray County expansion push reaches beyond west border

Pontotoc delegate Carl ton Weaver urged vigilance as Murray County seeks to add more territory beyond its western boundary, aiming to integrate additional townships into the county. The effort shows regional growth ambitions and border influence in local government.

Murray County Carlton Weaver Pontotoc

Statehood Debate Targets Speaker Cannon Over Oklahoma

The New State Tribune argues the drive for Oklahoma statehood affects thousands of citizens with modest wealth and accuses Speaker Cannon of using threats about Indian Territory land restrictions to block or bargain the constitution vote. It asserts Cannon favors federal appointments and payrolls over voters, and questions Roosevelt's stance on the issue.

Stathood Cannon House of Representatives Oklahoma Indian Territory Roosevelt New State Tribune

Fairbanks Rescues Waitress From Drowning in Yellowstone Lake

Vice President Fairbanks plunged into Yellowstone Lake to save Lena Wallace a waitress at a hotel where he was staying after a boat capsized near the pier. In a drama observed by J S Gibbs the hotel proprietor two men on the pier aided in reviving Wallace, and Fairbanks returned to his room after the rescue.

Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Lake Wyo Fairbanks Lena Wallace Ben Mr. Fairbanks J. S. Gibbs Gibbs

Party of Knockers Oppose Constitution Claiming Progressive Goal

A provincial editorial attacks the Republican party as knockers for lack of proposals while praising the Democratic plan for a new state constitution. It argues the people favor progress and see the democracy’s approach as a genuine governance shift and platform.

Republican Party Eee Henry Asp

88 platform. Your chance now take a look at it

The note invites readers to check the 88 platform and seize an opportunity presented by the New State Tribune. It reads like a promotional prompt urging action and awareness of a new offering.

New State Tribune

Rush Orders Given for Oregon and Wisconsin Repairs

Seattle dispatch reports orders to rush repairs on the battleships Oregon and Wisconsin at the Seattle yard. The Nebraska, commissioned a week ago, will receive alterations and its crew will be called out as soon as available.

Oregon Wisconsin Portland Ore Oregonian Seattle Wash Nebraska

Republican Convention Indorses Frantz for Gunner in Chickasha

At Chickasha Oklahoma Territory on July 9 the Republican county convention endorsed Frantz for gunner and opposed Jake Harmon for state chairman. Delegates were not told to push a state ticket but the resolution calls for immediate statehood with a constitution and a republican state government not repugnant to the U S Constitution.

Chickasha I. T Frantz Gunner Jake Harmon United States

Republican district nominates Tulsa delegates

Wilburton Oklahoma July 9 Republicans met and named nineteen delegates to the Tulsa convention seven of them full blood Choctaw Indians. Philos Ss. Jones elected chairman and W S Webber secretary. Governor Frantz was unanimously endorsed and delegates instructed to vote accordingly.

Wilburton Okla Tulsa Philos Ss. Jones W. S. Webber Frantz

Governor to Name Delegates to Farmers' Congress

Guthrie Oklahoma July 9 Governor Frantz received instructions from President Stahl of the National Farmers' Congress to name 1000 Oklahoma delegates to the next annual convention to be held in Oklahoma City. Appointments will be made this week.

Guthrie Okla Frantz President Stahl National Farmers’ Congress Oklahoma Oklahoma City

Stephens County Republican Convention Chooses Tulsa Delegates

Stephens county convention met in Duncan Oklahoma and elected delegates to the state convention in Tulsa on July 12. It instructed for Frantz for governor and against the constitution in its present form. R. E. Morris was elected as chairman.

Stephens County Duncan I. T Tulsa Frantz R. E. Morris

Girl bitten by spasming Durant house cat grimly feared hydrophobia

The nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs B M Head of Durant Oklahoma was bitten last night by a house cat in a spasm. The doctors fear hydrophobia and the girl will be taken to the Pasteur Institute at Austin for treatment.

Durant I. T

Fatal Shooting After Neighborhood Quarrel Near Marshall

Joe Williams died from shots fired in a July 9 incident near Marshall Oklahoma after a quarrel. Bill Randell appeared before Justice Brase in Marshall and was released on a $2000 bond.

Guthrie Okla Joe Williams Bill Randell Justice Brase Marshall

Quote on leadership and followers from a historical remark

A speaker notes that many men could be great leaders if they could find others willing to follow. The remark emphasizes the mutual dynamic of leadership and loyalty among followers and leaders.

Lanham Barbecue Promises Pleasant Community Event

Lanham precinct leaders Taylor Lanham and E L Black visited The News office to promote a barbecue set for Thursday the 18th in Lanham. Delegate Carlton Weaver accepted an invitation to speak on the constitution, promising a pleasant occasion and spirited engagement.

Lanham Taylor Lanham E. L. Black Carlton Weaver

Delegate Carlton Weaver Leaves for Guthrie Convention Duties

Carlton Weaver of the Eighty seventh district departed yesterday for Guthrie to rejoin the constitutional convention roll call. He cautioned that adjournment timing depends on census results and possible apportionment delays may push elections into November. Weaver expects debate to focus on avoiding provisions that hinder immediate statehood.

Carlton Weaver Guthrie Weaver

Booze in Frisco depot found in two suit cases

Deputy Brents found thirteen quarts of whisky and a feather pillow in two suit cases at the Fris co depot Sunday. No owner claimed the property and the bottles were broken, as earth worms celebrate the discovery.

Brents

To Drill Three Holes Near Ada Gas Prospects

The oil company plans three prospect holes on an east west line none deeper than 2000 feet if gas or oil is found. Holes are set a quarter mile apart. Promoters are hopeful for valuable developments and expect a bust soon along the southwest trend near Ada.

Ada

Fourth is really over Mame and you should not use powder

The dialogue hints at a cautionary note about overindulgence as a character warns against excessive powder. It contrasts two men seeking opportunities, implying one is more proactive. The fragment suggests themes of timing and prudence.

City tale of Uncle Dick Couch and a boy's arrest

Fragmentary text recalls a boy and Uncle Dick Couch in the city jail or cooler. Dialect hints at a warning and the boy’s profanity or misbehavior. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.

Swia Dick Couch

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