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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

6

Navy discusses Atlantic fleet move to Pacific via Magellan

Details of a vast Atlantic fleet transfer to Pacific waters have been drafted by the naval general board though subject to change as ships retire for repairs or debut from the builder. Officials note the Magellan route is the feasible path, avoiding proximity to Japanese waters and noting the Suez route length and political concerns.

Naval General Board Navy Department Metcalf California Assisant Newberry Watch Hill R. I Brownson Suez Magellan

Democrats Name Oklahoma Campaign Finances and Staff

Oklahoma City July 3. By a resolution of the democratic state executive committee Cassidy and Thompson are authorized to appoint secretary of the executive committee and managers for the speakers bureau and press bureau. Wyand s named as speakers bureau manager. secretary and press bureau manager pending. Hassell chosen chairman of the finance committee. fifteen members to be selected. A plan to elect first legislature at large is debated. Campaign opens after constitutional convention adjourns in South McAlester.

Oklahoma City Democratic State Executive Committee Ed P. Cassidy Executive Committee J. B. Thompson State Central Committee J. E. Wyands Muskogee Oscar D. Hassell Cassidy Thompson W. C. Hughes Constitutional Convention Robert L. Owen T. P. Gore United States Sidney J. Roys Shawmee Chas. J. Barrett Shawnee Joseph B. McLelland Pond Creek Eva Seaman R. B. Jarrall Chandler South McAlester Ellis Orlando C. E. Hughes Thomas P. Gore J. M. Raney Texas Wagon Yard J. B Cummings Ada Chadwick

Oklahoma constitutional committee opens hearings at Guthrie

The constitutional convention panel named by William H. Murray begins sittings to hear objections to legislative apportionment and other constitutional provisions. Delegates Williams Ledbetter Kane Johnson Henshaw Harison Hayes Carney Rose and Haskell arrive as the committee may hear broad objections and a new election date is discussed. Booze and Gun incident in Sapulpa leaves one dead and one dying after a酒 incident during a roping contest.

Perry George A. Henshaw Madill Jne- B. Harison Sayre S. W. Hayes Chickasha John J. Carney el Reno D. S. Rose Blackwell C. N. Haskell Muskogee Williams Durant Frantz Oklahoma

Ferris Declared Nominee in Fifth District Contest

Democratic executive committee of Oklahoma's Fifth congressional district met in Chickasha and declared Scott Ferris duly nominated at the Hobart convention while Weaver vows to continue the contest before the state election board. The delegates apportioned by county totaled 228 votes with counts listed for Pottawatomie, Cleaveland, Comanche, Kiowa, Tillman, Green, Jackson, Roger Mills, Washita, Grady, Stephens, Jefferson, McLain, Garvin, Murray, Carter, and Love counties.

Weaver Chickasha I. T Fifth Congressional District L. P. Ross Lawton J. D. Carmichael Scott Ferris Hobart State Election Board Fifth Oklahoma W. H. Hussey Okla Dr. Ewing Terral Pottawatomie County Cleveland County Comanche County Kiowa County Tillman County Green County Jackson County Roger Mills County Washita County Grady County Stephens County Jefferson County McLain County Garvin County Murray County Carter County Love County McClain County Claude Weaver Pottawatomie Kiowa Greer County Beckham County Roger Mills Stehens County Congressional Committee Honorable Election Board

Storms Bring Death Toll Across Wisconsin Section

Severe storms in Wisconsin on Wednesday night killed at least fifteen and injured many, with Oakdale near Camp Douglas wiped out and Grand Rapids reporting multiple deaths. A miss Weisel was knocked from a buggy, later rescued. widespread destruction hit Neillsville area farms. telegraph lines were down and there was limited word from Grand Rapids. Also included are political results from a Oklahoma Democratic convention nominating Scott Ferris for Congress.

Wisconsin Oakdale Milwaukee Road Camp Douglas Grand Rapids Wis Miss Weisel

Great Beacon Oil Well Burns After Tornado Fire

Tulsa July 5 The beacon oil and gas well of the Beacon Oil Company remains alight after a lightning strike during a tornado. A large force of men has failed to extinguish the blaze with steam or other methods. Lead lines and heavy gate valves will be used to divert both oil and gas as repairs continue on Glenn field damage and wrecked rigs.

Tulsa I. T Beacon Oil Company Glenn Field

Man Zan Pile Remedy Ads in J Aee Tube Era

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remedy for sore inflamed piles appearing in a tube advertisement. The text mentions applying the remedy to reduce soreness and inflammation and references a brand name and promotional placement.

Abraham Lincoln as a Hero and Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Ad

Abraham Lincoln praised as the nation’s greatest man amid ads for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup. The remedy claims to cure coughs colds bronchitis influenza and all pulmonary diseases and is sold by G. M. Ramsey.

Abraham Lincoln United States Ballard G. M. Ramsey

Retired Admiral Predicts War With Japan Within Five Years

Rear Admiral J W Thompson USN retired arriving at North Yakima predicts war with Japan within five years. He says Britain unlikely to aid Japan and the Philippines may be the outbreak point. He expects US resources to defeat Japan and cites possible French financial aid to Japan.

J. W. Thompson Japan Thompson Great Britain Philippines United States France

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