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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

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Delegates Return Home After Democratic Convention End

Delegates prepare to travel home after the Democratic National Convention adjourned in San Francisco. Roosevelt and Cox were chosen as nominees with plans to campaign, while sources note harmony and a swift nomination following Palmer’s delegate release.

New Attack on 16th Amendment

In Washington the American Constitutional League seeks to enjoin Bainbridge Colby and Attorney General Palmer from proceeding with any proclamation declaring the suffrage amendment ratified. Chas. S. Fairchilds filed the suit in DC Supreme Court alleging West Virginia ratification by fraud and Tennessee ratification as unauthorized under its state constitution.

Associated Press Washington Bainbridge Colby District of Columbia Supreme Court Chas. S. Fairchilds New York American Constitutional League Fairchilds Palmer Justice Bailey Colby West Virginia Tennessee

Governor Cox Rise From Printer's Devil to Statesman

James Middleton Cox born March 31 1870 on an Ohio farm rose from print shop to schoolteacher reporter and newspaper proprietor. He served three terms as Ohio governor and three terms in Congress guiding progressive reforms and wartime leadership.

James Middleton Cox Ohio Jacksonburg Congress Cox Warren Harding James M. Cox Democratic Party Rutherford B. Hayes United States Wayne Township Butler County Cincinnati Enquirer As.a Paul Sorg

Pontotoc County Council Forms for Boy Scouts

Citizens organized the Pontotoc County Council of the Boy Scouts of America with a $6,000 budget, pledges totaling $5,000, and plans to hire a full time Scout Executive. Officers include President Orel Busby and National Representative P A Norris. the council aims to recruit fifty members across Ada and surrounding towns and begin troop organizing by August 1.

Boy Scout Movement P. A. Norris McClaine Wilson National Field Scout Executive of New York Pontotoc County Ada Orel Busby I. M. King Robert Wimbish M. F. Manville M. R. Chilcutt Scout Stout Arthur Marshall C. H. Rives R. W. Simpson E. L. Spencer C. C Morris M C. Wilson F. E. Bowman Dr. Patterson J. H. Patton Bill Coffman Bart Smith Layton Chilcutt J. E. Hickman W. L. Whitaker Sam Schienberg A. L. Fentem Marvin Brown L. H. Harrel Cc. E. Dunning Walter Wray M. Matthews Court of Honor C. V. Dunn Dr. Lewis Dr. Taylor L. A. Ellison C. C. Morris N. P. Patterson R. C. Taylor R W. Simpson L. A M. C. Grigsby M F. Manville C. V. Gowing

Public Drinking Charge in Oklahoma Court

T Audrey pleaded guilty in Justice Brown's court to drinking in a public place. He paid $19.50, the stated price of a fair-sized drink, as a breach of etiquette and a statute violation in Oklahoma.

T. Audrey Justice Brown Oklahoma Kearsay

Good old watermelon days that are gone

A nostalgic reminiscence recalls cheap summer watermelons sold by a street peddler. The narrator recalls family scenes with ma in a sunbonnet, tasting slices, and feasts, contrasting childhood prices with modern higher costs and restaurant prices. The piece laments disappearing simple pleasures.

Fort Gibson Spuds Sell for 500000 Dollars

Fort Gibson bottoms harvested 275 cars about 130000 bushels with prices from 6 to 7 dollars per hundred. The crop yields total revenue over 500000 dollars, aided by a 285 bushel per acre record by Andrew Rogers along the Arkansas bank. About 500 pickers worked the fields. the crop was 35 cars short of last year but yielded 60 percent more revenue.

Muskogee Okla Fort Gibson Bottoms Andrew Rogers Arkansas

Cox Sees Roosevelt as Strong Running Mate

Dayton Ohio July 7 Governor James M Cox the Democrat candidate for president says Franklin D Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy will make a good running mate He calls the pairing catchy and describes Roosevelt as vigorous upstanding courageous and progressive though not intimately known to him.

Associated Press Dayton James M. Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt Cox Roosevelt

Waits' Drug Store Robbed by Supposed Fiend

Sometime last night one or more persons forced a transom over the door at Mr A Waits' Drug Store to gain entry. Morphine atropine and other narcotics were taken. The cash register was looted with some dollars missing.

Waits A. Waits Ham Ford Coupe Ethiopia Christopher -Recoverer

Revolutions Anew In Mexico Reported From Washington

Advices from American officials in Mexico report revolts in Tampico Monterey and near Gomez Palacio with 300 troops under General Guajad advancing toward the U S border. The movements are considered minor and unrelated but are being studied by the State Department.

Associated Press Washington Mexico State Department Tampico Carlos Osuna General Agadir General Osuna Monterey San Luis Potosi Peidras Negras Guajad Gomez Palacio Torreon

Mickie Says What Us An Arnistics Ine Do Vnock

The readable text is garbled and unreadable to extract a coherent news item or names. No clear event or person details can be identified for a factual summary.

Figures Show Rise and Fall of Big Three Figures

The story traces the fight for the nomination among the so called Big Three through graphic ballot figures. It presents the rise and fall of each figure with emphasis on their paths and setbacks.

Governor Bickett Calls North Carolina Special Session

Governor Bickett of North Carolina issues a call for a special session of the legislature to consider ratification of a suffrage amendment. The announcement notes the session will address ratification, with no further details provided. The article also briefly notes ancient use of henna by Egyptians.

North Carolina Associated Press Rallegh N. C Bickett North’ Carolina Samson

Newspaper Man Mixes Surgery With Bad Copy

A humorous reminiscence follows a newspaper man who, amidst Fourth of July bustle, accompanies a doctor on a wild ambulance ride in a Ford coupe. The piece parodies surgical bravado and chaotic hospital antics with exaggerated, unsafe humor.

Broncho & Buster Drs. Frost and Lewlon

Irvin Cobb recalls Senator Owen as tireless campaigner

Cobb describes Oklahoma delegates sending a day letter to Senator Owen and imagines him returning exhausted after a relentless campaign. He jokes Owen would excel at taking orders for enlarged crayon portraits, calling him a born canvasser with or without a product to sell.

Oklahoma Robert L. Owen Owen

Palmer charge: Armstrong says Palmer abused powers to influence convention

Chicago July 7 William Armstrong Chicago lawyer presented documentary evidence to the investigation committee on pre convention campaign expenditures. He asserted Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer used office powers to influence delegates and advocated pardons for criminals amid suspected government fraud cases. Senator Kenyon will decide later if Armstrong testifies.

Associated Press Chicago William Armstrong A. Mitchell Palmer Armstrong Palmer Kenyon

Bolsheviks Launch Greatest Attack Yet in Poland War

On July 6, along a 20 mile front, Bolshevik forces launched a massive assault against Polish lines. Polish troops retired in many sectors as they shortened and began a general withdrawal to shorten their frontage under heavy pressure.

Associated Press Warsaw

U. S. A. Girls at the Liberty Shine in Strong Show

The Liberty theatre presented a fine program led by Anita Stewart in the Fighting Shepherdess with a beautiful chorus harmony quartet and clever actors. The audience filled the house for one of the management’s best recent offerings.

the Liberty Anita Stewart Fighting Sheperdess

Lowden Secures Steady Post Despite Worries

Muskogee Phoenix notes Lowden faces no immediate insecurity as he maintains a solid berth, alleviating concerns about his position and future in the arrangement.

Muskogee Phoenix Lowden

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