West Whetting Knife to Balk Encroachment
Guthrie Oklahoma reports Prairie Oil and Gas Company pipeline expanding into Washington County faces state limits on crossing public highways. Attorney General West says county commissioners lack power to grant crossings and litigation may follow if law is violated. West monitors Standard branch activity and pipeline progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okla
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard
Washington County
Shallow Pool District
Haskell
O’neil
West
Prairie Company
Standard Branch
Ratliff Seeks Re election for State Representative Seat
E S Ratliff announces candidacy for re election as Floterial Representative from Seminole and Pontotoc counties. He cites economy in state government, elective offices, and the two year limit while detailing campaign costs and the unwritten law of democracy guiding a possible one term post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Ratliff
Ord
Seminole
Pontotoc
First
Oklahoma
City Editor Sherwood Hill Kept Damsite Watch All Week
Former News editor and councilman Sherwood Hill spent days at the dam site tending city interests. He was ready to rest after the dam’s completion following a long on duty stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Sutton
Ada Daily
Harrison
Sherley
Little
Crowder
Evans
Haynes
Hill
Holt
A. L. Beck
Oklahoma Portland Cement Company
Shirley
Lumsden
Beck
Sandy Creek
Cherry Ave
W. C. Castleberry
Alderman Little
Ada
Oklahoma
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Same
Ayes
Snerley
the News
Sherwood Hill
Sherwood
Bank Offer Sought to Repair Chickasaw Roads
Ada leaders push a cooperative plan to fund dirt road work in Chickasaw township. First National Bank would take scrip on a second levy at 95 cents on the dollar, urging other banks and citizens to cooperate for better county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attmpt
Chickasaw Township
W. L. Reed
First National Bank
Reed
First National
Ada
Pontotoc County
Incompatibility of Public Offices and Legal Principles
The article outlines common law and statutory rules on incompatible public offices. It states that accepting a second office incompatible with the first vacates the initial office ipso facto. It cites authorities like Bishop v. State and various state and court opinions, and discusses how such incompatibility is treated when a public officer resigns from the second office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagie
Stoddard
People
Hanifan
Bishop
State
N. E
Wilson
King
Bellwood
La.Ann
State v. West
la. Ann
Stubbs
Lee
Pooler
Reed
Northway
Sheridan
Ill
N. W
Attorney General
Common Counsel of
Detroit
N.W
Cotton
Phillips
N. H
Carrique
Hill
Nostrand
N.Y
Comet Council of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Goff
E R. I
Butts
S. Cc
Biencourt
Parker
Brinkerhoff
Tex
Haskell to Join Campaign Tour Speech Planned
Gov. Haskell will speak in the national campaign after returning from Denver. He will address Sterling Kansas residents and then tour the Middle States supporting the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Guthrie
Denver
Sterling
Kan
Middle States
Registration deadline looms for US voters this July
The notice warns that registration closes on July 14 and noncompliance will strip citizens of the right to choose who governs. The emphasis is on preserving the American privilege to vote and participate in government.
Haskell Chooses Speech To Stir State Pride
Chairman Charlie Haskell and Senator Gor lead a platform committee speech touted as breaking records for cheering demonstrations across Oklahoma. Officials praise the event as a high prestige ad that awakens pride and commendation throughout the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Haskell
Committee On
Gor
Oklahoma
Ada to gain safe water supply with dam and pipeline plan
Completion of the dam age and reservoir prompts a contemplated pipeline to Big Sandy. Ada would secure reliable water facilities to attract manufacturing and enable citizens to pursue ventures confidently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sandy
Ada
Ada Streets Progress Promises Best City Investment
Ada plans paving and sidewalks to improve the city’s streets, hailed as one of the best investments. Natural streets are praised, with prior delays due to their quality, but work will begin and extend across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
Evans
Little
Sims
Ada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thersday
WeavereMasonic
Otis B. Weaver
Carlton Weaver
Manada
Evening News
City Paper
Abana
Hill Shirley
Geo
W. Culver
Allen
Alderman Sims
Noel
Litle
Little Sutton
Ada Weekly Democrat
P. B. Wilson Lumber Co
R. E. Haynes
E. D. Lumeden
W. H. Markham
C. H. Crowder
Light
Ada Electric Light and ‘Gas Company
Hayhes
Old City
Suttor
Culver
Ada Electric & Gas Company
E. 5. Ratliff
Seminole and
Pontotec Counties
Floter
As Bremenar
Ial
House
Lieve
Daniel Webster
Whitaker
Charlie Evans
Ask
Senator Gore
LAW
Bycon
Elky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!