Oklahoma Mass Meeting Demands Mexico Reparation For Correll Case
Ada and Pontotoc county citizens urge swift US action after John W. Correll and family are attacked in Mexico. General Hoffman advocates forceful response while Governor Robertson pushes exhaustive investigation and full reparation. Resolution asks for Mexican punishment, compensation for the widow, and protection of American citizens.
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Mexico
Roy Hoffman
Bie Tabernacle
Ada
Pontotoc County
Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Ministerial Alliance
John W. Correll
Oklahoma
Tampico
Correll
J. B. A. Robertson
Congress
Robertson
Mexican-Ravishment Case Sparks Ada Citizens Protest
On June 16 1919 Mrs John Correll of Ada Oklahoma was attacked near Tampico by Mexican bandits or soldiers her husband killed her son wounded and property seized American citizens abroad under treaty law Mexico failed to protect them governments urged action by authorities and the community.
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United States
Oklahoma
Congress
John Correll
Correll
Mexico
Oklahoma City
Robert L. Owen
T. P. Gore
WY. W. Hastings
M. C
B. Howard
Ne. Co
Carter
Tom D. McKeown
Joe B. Thompson
Scott Ferris
Jim McClintic
Dick T. Morgan
Washington
D. C
John W. Correll
Joe
Pontotoc County
Colonia
Tampico
Harrison
Congress of the
Old Mexico
Ada
Tamalipas
Republic of Mexico
Republic
Government
Ada Evening News Editor Marvin Brown Presides Meeting
Marvin Brown served as chair at the Ada Evening News meeting, guiding discussions and overseeing agenda items as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Brown
The
Ada Evening News
Boro Zone promoted as ideal antiseptic and healing agent
Surgeons advise prompt antiseptic treatment for cuts burns and wounds. Boro Zone marketed for use on people and animals as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent. Available in multiple sizes at 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Adv
Ballard
Five Oklahoma authors to place books in state schools
The state textbook commission adopted works by five Oklahoma authors and two Oklahoma City women. Minnie Be Puntenney of Oklahoma City wrote Two Years in Numbers and Forget-Me-Not Primer. Lena Osborne of Yukon wrote Food and Clothing. Oklahoma University professors John Alley and F F Blackly produced a high school civics text, and J W Scroggs of Norman wrote Rural Song Book.
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Oklahoma
F. F. Blackly
The
Oklahoma University
J. W. Scroggs
Norman
Packer's Trust Seen Imminent Threat to Food Control
The Federal Trade Commission warned President Wilson that a group of five meat packers Swift Armour Wilson Morris and Cudahy together or separately control 574 firms hold minority stakes in 95 others and show a strong drive into 707 home commodities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Wilson & Co
Morris & Co
Cudahy Co
Summer Complaint in Children and Chamberlain Remedy
The piece asserts summer complaint in children is less deadly with Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy plus castor oil and proper diet. It claims about 99 percent recovery and includes a testimonial from W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee praising the remedy.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Buy a Big Ranch Near Byars Purchased by Bank Presidents
M. R. Chilcutt and P. S. Case of the M. & P. bank have bought the Porter Newborn ranch near Byars, a 1600 acre parcel. They plan to stock and run it themselves, naming a capable manager to operate the property as an outlet for their livestock interests.
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M. R. Chilcutt
P. S. Case
M. & P. Bank
Porter Newborn
Byars
President Wilson vetoes two important measures
President Wilson vetoed the agricultural bill over daylight savings repeal and the sundry civil bill due to provisions likely to cause serious consequences. An unrelated ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for back strain with prices and local seller.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Pershing to Return to America at Once
Washington reports indicate preparations for General Pershing and his staff to return from France soon. Army officials say friction with General March is unfounded though some differences exist and were isolated incidents, not a general dispute.
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Pershing
America
Washington
General Pershing
France
General March
War Department
Quote on fashion restraint and color choices
The remark notes a deliberate avoidance of flashy liver colored shoes paired with white socks. It frames a broader stance on practical dressing and self control in style.
Let a Want Ad get It for you
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads to connect buyers and sellers efficiently. It highlights simple submission and quick results for personal and business needs.
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Europe
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Robert Lansing
National Congress
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States Senate
National House of Representatives
S. Stewart
Franks, Oklahoma
Cardi
Cardus
Mary J. Irvin
Cullen, Va
Rogers
M. Levin
Ada Vulcanizing Co
Hide and Produce CO
North Broadway
Liberty Markets
West Main
East Main
Packer
Gabe E. Parker
Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee, Oklahoma
C. Electric Railway
Interurban
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Dallas
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