City News in Brief from Thursday and Monday editions
Local items list visits from C Y Partain of Roff to Miss Vallie Price in Konawa and other social calls across Ada, Sulphur Springs, Paris and Tecumseh. Notables include Prof. A L Fentem, Dr J G Ellis, Mrs W M Pruitt’s boarding house, and mention of the East Central State Normal exams closing the summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Shaw
Troy
Bruno Mayers
Conway
J. G. Ellis
L. C. Ellis
Ada
Davis
Clyde
Goldie
Chapman
Commerce
Tex
Paul Allen
H. C. Curtis
Nellie Curtis
Tellum
Greenville
W. M. Pruitt
Twelfth Street
Hendrick and Carter
Henrick
Gleaves
Rosenfield
Ebb Mobley
Holdenville
Alice Saunders
D. A. Herring
Esther Taulbee
Maysville
Ed Hart
Texas
Dallas
Garland
Rev
A. N. Simmons
Oklahoma City
W. B. Westcott
Carter
Okfuskee
W. ©. Moore
Stratford
Smith
Kathleen
Cantwell
Willie Cantwell
W. S. Kerr
Ft. Smith
Ark
T. G. McCrosky
Inman & McCrosky Live Stock Commission Co
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
McCrosky
Ada Ice and Fuel Co
Rival Oklahoma City Editorials Split Over Prohibition Race
An interview with Loyd C. Cullison discusses Oklahoma political lines in the Murray Ross Cruce contest. He argues Anti-Saloon League backing favors Murray, notes Cruce strength in cities, Ross in farming regions, and predicts Ross gains locally while Murray leads statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ross
Lawton
Cullison
C. A. Galbraith
Galbraith
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Anti-Saloon League
Bill Murray
Leslie P. Ross
Mr. Ross
Cruce
Ross
Murray
Sons
Washington
Oklahoma City
William H. Murray
Lee Cruce
Pontotoc County
Mr. Murray
Ada area anti-saloon league backs Cruce for governor
A signed Ada Pontotoc county statement denounces anti Cruce shifts led by league leaders and Republicans. The group affirms support for Lee Cruce, denounces Murray, and rejects claims Cruce is out of the race. Signatories include bankers pastors merchants and real estate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Okla
Board of Control
Anti-saloon League of Oklahoma
Bill Murray
Pontotoc County
Lee Cruce
Anti-saloon League
Murray
Ross
Cruce
Frank Jones
Ada National Bank
R. E. Blanks
C. Stubblefield
Baptist Church
W. M.wilson
Methodist Church
J. D. White
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Timberlake
First National Bank
J. W. Hays
Oklahoma State Bank
W. H. Braley
W. D. Hays
D. W. Swaffar
S. M. Shaw
L. J. Crowder
Frank Yeargin
Will Neathery
Chas. A. Powers
W. A. Alexander
L. T. Walters
R. A. Herndon
A. R. Sugg
E. C. Hunter
T. F. Pierce
S. E. Chapman
H. Claud Pitts
W. H. Keith
Sam Torbett
J. H. Gardner
G. B. Dismuke
Removal of Postoffice Wont Hurt East Side
From Monday's Daily the piece argues removal of the postoffice will not harm East Side business or realty values. Ada has grown too large for a distant postoffice to affect trade, and free delivery soon limits its value as a business adjunct to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Ada
Voters In Ada Ordered To Register In Wards
Notice to city voters in Ada lists ward by ward registration locations. First ward at City Hall with A. D. Tanner, second ward at Dorl and hotel with John Van Meter, third ward at the court house and blue gin with A Kilpatrick, fourth ward at East Main business address with W C Lee. County election officials Nettles and Sugg sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
City Hall
A. D. Tanner
Second Ward
John van Meter
Dorland Hotel
Third Ward
A. Kilpatrick
Court House
Blue Gin
Fourth Ward
W. C. Lee
East Main
A. L. Nettles
A. R. Sugg
County Election Board
Throne Teeters as Spain Faces Revolutionary Plot
Madrid reports a nationwide revolutionary plot affecting major cities. A cabinet meeting was ordered, troops stand ready, and King Alfonso's life was targeted near Segovia. Barcelona faces severe unrest as martial law looms, and arrests of anarchists expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Canalajas
Barcelona
Francisco Ferrar
Alfonso
Valladolid
Segovia
Jigon
Oklahoma Anti Saloon League backs Murray for governor
Oklahoma City July 16. The Anti-Saloon League announced endorsements after hours of inquiry with gubernatorial hopefuls. The group urges Democratic supporters to back William H. Murray while arguing a divided prohibition vote risks nominating Ross. Ferguson and McNeal endorsed on the Republican side for prohibition and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Anti-Saloon League
League
Ross
Murray
Cruce
Kirk
House of Representatives
Gov. Haskell
Prohibition
C. G. Jones
John Fields
T. B. Ferguson
J. W. McNeal
George D. Conger
Anti-Saloon League
C. L. Stealey
J. M. Monroe
Thomas H. Harper
E. O. Whitwell
W. J. Moore
J. G. Street
Summer School in North Ada Opens July 25
Miss Iva Greer to run a six to eight week summer program for grammar and primary grades at the North Ada school building starting Monday July 25. Tuition is $1.50 per month with a family rate of $1 per month for multiple pupils. Classes run 8 to 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Greer
North Ada
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Y. Partain of
Roff
Miss Vallie Price
Konawa
Yasshee
J. T. Floyd
Tupelo
Mays
A. L. Fentem
Van
Oos Today
J. E. Smith
Dr. Castleberry
Cook County
Mamye Matthews
Sulphur Springs
Dany
George Cox
Colorado
Johnnie Gregory
Rice
Ellison
Will Hart
Mitchell
Indiana
Fannie Henderson
W. C. Baker
Paris
Greenville, Tex
N. T. Naplan
Bessie Katz
Chicago
W. N. Hughes
Wewoka
Hughes County
Cerro Gordo
Ill
Simmons
Miss Trotter
E. E. Akers
Franks
G. H. Bruce
Ardmore
S. M. Torbett
Mr. Boling Sweatt
Debbie Sweatt
Waxahachie, Tex
C. C. Nash
J. W. Sweatt
Shawnee Herald
Old City
Mr. Cruce
WM. H. Murray
the Daily Reminder
GWIN @ MAYS CO
S. Ada, Oklahoma
Thelma
Gwin & Mays Co
Oliver Typewriter
Opain
Totering
Alphonso
Antsaloon League
Gov
Haskell
Court of Last Resort
Indian Territory
Carlton Weaver
North
W. J. Vinette
Henly & Biles Building
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