Ada City News in Brief Highlights Local Travel and Events
City notes bring visits from Vance Lee Shake Pickens and Judge Kerr of Roff plus Mem phis Tenn residents D R Cullins and family Ada teachers and staff schedule shifts and gubernatorial campaign events pepper the daily listings including western visitors from Wewoka Ross and Konawa and commercial updates on ice Coca Cola and street improvements across Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Lee
Post Office
Shake Pickens
Judge Kerr
Roff
D. R. Cullins
Memphis
Tenn
Ada
E. L. Rucker
Ada Ice and Fuel Co
J. E. James
Seventeenth
Broadway
A. A. Acheson
Denison
Katy
Paul
W. J. Allen
Pontotoc County Sees Broad Democratic Strength Long before the falls election.
The Pontotoc county political scene shows strong democratic dominance with a Republican county election board chairman Albert Nettles and secretary A R Suggs actively compiling the county ticket. About one hundred fifty candidates expected across offices, with thirty nine Republicans and twenty four Socialists filing for county and precinct roles. The Socialist ticket lacks a county attorney candidate, while the Democratic slate in nine precincts appears to have broad support. Secretary Suggs works on the official ballot as Patterson lists candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Albert Nettles
A. R. Suggs
County Election Board
Socialist Party
J. B. Vandiver
W. M. Coggins
Brother Coggins
Fitzhugh
T. F. Pierce
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Geo. A. Truitt
Mr. Truitt
Chas. Mooser
Pierce
Henry D. Rives
Ivey Kiersey
Ada
Kiersey
John D. Rinard
Murray Murray says he supports Oklahoma constitutions and reforms
The statement outlines William H. Murray's pledged positions on state laws, education, land sales, labor rights, prohibition enforcement, Indian affairs, women’s role, judiciary, tax policy, and constitutional preservation. He emphasizes loyalty to state authority, home and family as civic units, and a non equal rights stance for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Commission
Blackguard
Oklahoma
Board of Education
Town Brawl Near Haynes Hardware Ends With Arrests
Eyewitness reports describe a fight in Ada last night starting near Haynes Hardware. Officer Brady tried to seize a Winchester from Joe Landers who struck him with the weapon. Brady and other officers subdued Landers and took him to jail. Chief Culver and Hughey clashed over jailing, Culver later confronting him with fists to settle the dispute. Landers spent the night in custody. injuries described as painful but non fatal for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes Hardware
Chas. Brady
Joe Landers
Brady
Landers
Hughey
Culver
Murray furnishes proof on Ardmore independents
In a letter to a friend Hon W H Murray discusses Ardmore independent ticket activity used in public speaking. He cites a telegram from J C Little stating Cruce brother Will ran for mayor on an independent ticket and A C Cruce supported it, with a Durant circle ad promising a rally at the court house. He says Ardmore sources informed his statements and asks Ada readers to consider the origin of his information.
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W. H. Murray
Ardmore
Murray
Lee Cruce
James Conner
Cruce
Durant
J. C. Little
Okla
Wm. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Will Cruce
A. C. Cruce
Greater Ardmore
Court House
Ada
Prom Saturday's Daily Allen Visitors Hear Candidates
H. T. Sanders was among Allen visitors yesterday and Joe Grandel traveled from Allen to hear the candidates. Mr. Davis serves as registrar of deeds.
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H. T. Sanders
Allen
Joe Grandel
Mr. Davis
Registrar of Deeds
Daily notices from Ada and area residents
Wednesday's Daily notes travels and visits by locals including Mike Byrd of Frisco returning from Tishomingo, Dr W C Threlkeld of Allen in Ada on business, Miss Allie Sneed returning to Rockwall, Hugh McKay visiting Frank, L E Rains on Tecumseh trip, Maurine Truitt visiting Dallas Waxahachie Torrel Rockwall, Carlton Weaver to Steedman Allen for a picnic, W K Chaney family to Sulphur Springs, and Dr Gallohr of Shawnee to Ada on 2nd and 4th Mondays at Hotel Harris for eye ear nose and throat care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pegg
First National Bank of
Allen
H. M. Butler
Allen Hustler
J. S. Kelley
Yeager
Della Davis
Bessie Kirk
Stratford
R. T. Beelove
Tupelo
E. J. Allen
Wade Hicks
Franks
Lola Hooks
Chas
Chauncey
R. E. Duncan
Francis
A. C. Henderson
Henderson
Homer Miller
Teller
Johnston County
Tishomingo
Bill Allen
Fitzhugh
Norman
Tom Ray
Ray
Kitchens
Stonewall
Gov. Byrd
Mr. Smith
The
Francis Bank
W. C. Threlkeld
Allie Sneed
Rockwall
Tex
Hugh McKay
Asher
Frank
L. E. Rains
Tecumseh
Maurine Truitt
Texas
Dallas
Waxahachie
Torrel
Carlton Weaver
Steedman
Dr. Gallohr
Drs. Wilson and Gallohr
Shawnee
Ada
Hotel Harris
Ebey Campaign Letter Reaches Oklahoma City Store
A business house in Oklahoma City received Mr. Ebey's campaign circular for state insurance commissioner. They mailed back a note: we are for you, Tucker Hanks & Daughdrill Fur. Co. We have 14 votes here in the store.
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Ebey
W. H. Ebey
Oklahoma City
Mr. Ebey
Tucker Hanks & Daughdrill Fur. Co
Ada Home Listings Point to Weaver Agency
The note mentions Ada homes and directs readers to the Weaver Agency for details. It emphasizes that while a grandfather clause exists, registration is required to vote.
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Ada
The
Weaver Agency
Purity Ice Cream Co Under New Management
Mr J A Zettel sold his ice cream factory last Friday to Lee Conger and R L McGuire who become sole proprietors and managers. Zettel plans to return to Minnesota as the climate here disagrees with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Zettel
Messrs
Lee Conger
R. L. McGuire
The
Purity Ice Cream Co
Zettel
Minnesota
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Patent medicine claim promotes liver and bowel stimulation to expel matter cleanse the system and cure constipation and sick headache. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Rives Family Welcomes Baby Boy on July Second
The News reports the birth at the home of Mr. Chas H. Rives of a healthy eight pound boy. The event, though previously overlooked, is noted here in a timely manner for the notable Rives family.
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Chas. H. Rives
Rives
Professor Fentem Offers Limited Pupil Invitations
Professor A L Fentem invites a small number of pupils for wind or string instruments and requests contact at his East 14th street home or the College building for details.
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A. L. Fentem
East 14Th Street
College Building
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Ford
Chas. Daggs
Kansas City
Irene Mason
Bob Oliphant
Huntsville
Dunham
Normal
Muskogee
J. F. Shulz
Jamnita
Olney
Guthrie
Dallas Carwell
Madox Drug Company
Jap Copeland
Center
Bob Ostelle
Cal Bolen
W. F. Branstetter
Jesse
Bob Duncan
Tandy Walker
Frisco
Dr. Truax
T. W. Wells
W. J. Baugh
A. H. Holman
Konawa
F. H. Flippin
Buck
Grover Riley
Mill Creek
Wm. Felter
Mrs. Dunn
Wingo
J. L. Jeffries
John Duran
J. W. Sweatt
Tom Primm
Wain Bennette
J. S. Barham
Wewoka
J. F. Edwards
Sallie McCain
Lawrence
A. B. Tull
Sunrise
Wichita
Kan
W. S. Creweing
Portland Cement Co
Isadore Rosenfield
J. C. Jones
Elizabeth Banks
W. H. Clark
Gainesville
Colorado
Coal County
J. C. Story
M. A. Cassady
Minnie Rea
Mayme Matthews
R. E. Brians
Jno
P. Crawford
Crockett Hargis
Rit Irwin
Ed Fussell
Lem Mitchell
Robi
Wimbish
Owl Creek
J. R. Rives
Thresher
Stonewall News
Harry Gibson
Banner
Democratic County
Nota Strandler
Torrens
Guarantee Bank
Constitutional Convention
Reno
Cruce’ Im
W. J. Vinette
Henly & Biles
Tezes Department
Mike Byrd
W. K. Chaney
Sulphur Springs
Daily News
Rives Family Baby
Nickel
China Fall
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