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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

4

Oklahoma Banking Board Rules On Second Bank Charters

The Oklahoma State Banking Board declares that in scarcely settled communities with a single bank the absence of competition leads to excessive interest charges. It recommends to the Bank Commissioner that a charter be issued to a second bank whenever the existing bank is charging high rates, to protect community welfare despite limited local banking business.

State Banking Board Banking Board State of Oklahoma State Bank Commission Guthrie Bank Commissioner

Oklahoma paper questions Ada dispatch and Frisco lynching link

A column in Mondays Oklahoma paper criticizes Sundays Ada dispatch about Dan Scribner and Mack Lee trials. The article notes a alleged black hand letter praising Scribner and condemning Lee, and says officials deny any such claims. The piece also highlights a revival at M E church and a fountain fund on the public square, plus W C T U efforts and local medal contests.

Oklahoman Robert Wimbish Ada Dan Scribner Mack Lee Scribner Frisco Barn The Wildcat Chas. H. Spurgeon Spurgeon Zehner M. E. Church

Oklahoma Banking Board Urges Second Bank Charters

Guthrie June 26 The banking board urges state chartering of a second bank in small, scarcely settled towns to curb monopolies and usury. A letter from Governor Haskell to John J. Thomas explains the need to balance bank growth with strict enforcement of usury laws and existing capital and deposit thresholds.

Life 100000 Years Ago Bones Unearthed in Switzerland Cave

Scientists report bones of men living 100000 years ago found in a Swiss cave. Modern danger now comes from disease says A V Brown of Alexander Maine who credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his severe lung trouble and stubborn cough. The medicine claims to cure sore lungs colds obstinate coughs and prevent pneumonia with 50c and 1.00 prices and a trial bottle available.

Switzerland A. V. Brown Alexander Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Billy in the Tails: Arrests After Flats Assault

Nickel Billey a colored man who struck Nancy Titus with a beer bottle in the flats Sunday was captured by Holdenville officers yesterday. Titus aided in the arrest and both were held for Ada trial as Chief Culver travels to Holdenville to bring them back.

Nickel Billey Nancy Titus Holdenville Chief Culver Ada

Oklahoma Inspector Praises Prison Kitchen Sanitation

State Pure Food Inspector J M Hays praised Oklahoma prisons for exceptional kitchen cleanliness. He toured two sites and lauded Warden R M Dick and Deputy Warden Gas Lubes for implementing sanitary practices, noting the bread transfer from the old to the new camp minimizes contamination for over 500 workers.

Federal Hays R. M. Dick Kansas

State seeks uniform rates to curb extortionate lending

Legislative text calls for a statewide rule to set and enforce fair borrowing rates. The aim is to shield the public from excessive charges and ensure uniform protection across all regions.

Resident Taken to Arkansaw on Larceny Warrants

Oscar Haynes, a six month resident of this city, was taken to Arkansaw yesterday by a county sheriff on a warrant charging him with larceny.

Oscar Haynes Arkansaw

Ada Adopts W C T U Lectures by Belle Kearney and Zehner

Local W C T U reports two talks that boosted the cause. Belle Kearney spoke at First Baptist on devotion to the movement and world outreach. Mrs A C Zehner followed at Christian Church with a sermon on The Ideal Love.

Belle Kearney First Baptist Church Miss Kearney

Descriptive lead on Leon Ling in Higel murder case

Sheriff announces collecting Leon Ling descriptions matching the New York Chinaman sought for the Elsie Higel murder. He weighs height and age and says tense check with New York photos. Ling remains silent awaiting word from New York authorities despite press images being deemed fake by the sheriff.

Chandler Leon Ling New York Elsie Higel Lou Martin Martin

Relief in Sight as Heat Eases Across Regions

Weather Bureau predicts relief from last week's extreme heat. Cooler conditions expected in the middle Atlantic tonight and Wednesday with a broad shift toward lower temperatures across the northeast, lake region, and northwest. The middle west and southwest may stay hot longer.

Washington, D. C Weather Bureau Middle Atlantic Lake Region Middle West

Crusade Against Alleged Soft Drink Venues In Muskogee

In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 29 authorities report a moral campaign against alleged soft drink outlets that are beer in disguise. Property owners vow to withhold rentals from these establishments while city officials label them nuisances and push to deny licenses.

Muskogee Okla

Knocked in the Head After Flats Altercation

Will Whiteaker alias Nickel Billy and Nancy Titus clashed with Josie Jones in the flats. Nancy suffered a severe head wound from a bottle. Billy fled, pursued by bloodhounds, and is still at large. Billy claims Texas marriage in 1896 and a later separation. he is said to be wanted in Denison on a misdemeanor charge.

Walsh Bray Bros Sherman Texas Texas Dept Ada Okla Pontotoc County Josie Jones Mary Gibbs Will Whiteaker Nickel Billy Nancy Titus Nancy Billy Denison

Night depot operator charged with burglary over whiskey stock

George Lindston, night operator at the Katy depot, was arrested yesterday on a charge of breaking into the warehouse and taking whiskey shipped to parties and stored there. His trial is scheduled for tomorrow in Judge Brown's court.

George Lindston Katy

Woodmen Circle Surprise at Ada Meeting

Angelo Grove No. 42 Ada Oklahoma held its regular Monday meeting in the S O F hall with many members present. The Woodmen unexpectedly served ice cream and waiters after rituals. Talks on the good of both orders followed before Grove adjourned. Look out for the W O W and Circle floats on parade July 5.

Woodmen Angelo Grove No Ada Okla S. O. O. F. Hall Grove Circle

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