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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1918

Page

14

Pershing Street replaces Berlin in New Orleans ordinance

The New Orleans board erases Berlin from the city map and renames it Pershing Street, prompting residents to explain the change to arriving visitors. Also notices list creditors must file claims in the Walter C. Clark estate by four months from July 10, 1918, with Minnie Clark as administratrix.

Pershing Associated Press New Orleans Board of City Commissioners Ordnance Berlin Pershing Street Oklahoma Pontotoc County Walter C. Clark Minnie Clark Ada C. F. Green

Hart of Wewoka Seeks District Judge Nomination

Judge D G Hart of Wewoka seeks the Democratic nomination for Seventh Judicial District Judge covering Pontotoc and Seminole counties. A South Carolina native, he has lived in Oklahoma 15 years and served as Seminole County County Judge. He pledges impartiality and diligence if elected.

D. G. Hart Wewoka Pontotoc Seminole Hart South Carolina McKeown Oklahoma Seminole County

I'll Meet You in Berlin Parting Words From President Lincoln Crew

St Louis reports details of the torpedoing of the steamship President Lincoln and the crew’s escape. Lieut Isaacs was captured after the commander found his insignia. Officers shed uniforms to hide, Lind the executive officer stayed aboard until sinking. Crew fired a salute to Old Glory as boats fled and sang aboard.

Associated Press St. Louis Berlin President Lincoln Lieut. Isaacs Theodore Moorman Elmer Kuhs Lieut Isaacs Kenilerhue Moorman Huhs Lind Foote Kuhs Old Glory

Child Welfare Specialist to Speak at East Central

Dr William Arch McKeever of the University of Kansas will lecture at East Central Thursday and Friday July 11 and 12. A renowned authority in child welfare and author of works on philosophy and education, he originated Home Training Bulletins and organized the Manhattan playground movement.

Wm. A. McKeever Normal East Cenee William Arch McKeever University of Kansas East Central McKeever Kansas Chicago Harvard Kan Sas State Agricultural College Kansas University Manhattan

No Sugar Famine Believed by Washington Officials

Washington reports no sugar famine danger and a generally improved food situation. The Food Administration stated assurances that supplies are sufficient and would meet allied needs, marking a hopeful assessment amid wartime pressures.

iBy Associated Press Washington Food Administration America

Strayed Bay Mare Missing From Ada Oklahoma

Bay mare seven years old about fifteen hands high with four white feet and a C branding on the left jaw. Finder should notify W R Lindsay Route 3 Ada Oklahoma.

W. R. Lindsay Ada Okla

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