Judge Rainey Faces Slander Claims Over Campus Justice
A county unsigned circular accuses Judge Robert M. Rainey of misconduct while praising his service. The document is described as untrue and slanderous, circulated by opponents.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
3
Land Ownership Claims Against Judge Rainey Debunked
A circular alleging Rainey owns numerous Southeast Oklahoma farms is disputed. Records show he holds little land, mostly unimproved, with most holdings pre dating his judgeship. real equity figures and duplicates are clarified, while larger farms exist elsewhere. The piece likens the tactic to attacks on a top Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rainey
Rainey
Oklahoma
Choctaw County
Bryan County
Atoka
Judge Rainey Decision Focus Sparks Voter Debate
A critique targets how a judge’s record is portrayed in a campaign circular. It explains the father involvements, the mother’s death, and the child’s placement with maternal grandparents to pursue the child’s best interests and future citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rainey
Civil War Quotation Sparks Court Language Debate
A critic accuses an author of misquoting court language on child custody. The note claims the cited lines echo Nebraska Supreme Court wording in Norvel vs Zinsmaster rather than Oklahoma court expression regarding Judge Rainey. The piece questions accuracy and motives behind the quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Norvel
Zinsmaster
Oklahoma
Bruner v Cobb Case Rehearing Sparks Judge Rainey Clarifications
The case Bruner v Cobb heard before a Referee and Judge Rainey saw the Supreme Court Commission initially affirm the report, later reversing on rehearing by agreement. A Justice notes no criticism of the Trial Judge or Referee and emphasizes concern with officials who secured the disputed land deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner
Cobb
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court Proper
Rainey Campaign Committee Endorses Atoka Judge for Supreme Court
In Atoka County supporters back a candidate for Supreme Judge citing ability and high character. The Rainey Campaign Committee asks voters in the home county of Atoka to inquire among residents about the candidate's fitness and receive their favorable endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal
Johnston
Atoka
Pontotoc
Seminole
Orozco Flees to Mountains With 4000 in Guerrilla Bid
San Luis Potosi reports General Pascal Orozco escaping the city with 4000 troops after realizing surrender would yield no quarter. He plans to wage guerrilla warfare against the Carranza government as constitutionalists vow no mercy for captured fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Potosi
Pascual Orozco
Madero
Carranza
Orozco
Revival of Industrial Activity in St Louis
St Louis reports renewed industrial vigor with 1500 workers at the American Car and Foundry Company, the National Enameling and Stamping Company to resume August 1 after shutdown since July, the American Steel Foundry increasing its workforce, and the Corn Products Refining Company set to resume August 1 after May closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Car and Foundry Company
National Enameling and Stamping Company
American Steel Foundry
Corn Products Refining Company
Heat Victims Across the East Rise After Atlantic Seaboard Heat
New York reports three dead with the heat while Philadelphia records six and Boston two as the heat wave continues for a third day. Several other eastern cities also report fatalities in the last 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlantic
Huerta Blanquet Sail for Paris on British Cruiser
Huerta and Blanquet with their party boarded the British cruiser Bristol at Puerto, Mexico, this afternoon for Paris via Jamaica. The departure was quiet with little ceremony and the town remained peaceful without demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto
Mex
News offers special prizes in Golden Gate contest
The Daily News announces extra prizes for subscription drives. The lady who collects and turns in the most money for Daily News subscriptions by July 31 will receive a silver mesh bag, and the top contributor for Weekly News will receive a bracelet. All participants keep their regular votes in the main contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News
Daily News
Mexican peace bid and prisoner releases reported in Mexico City
Carranza or his reps will arrive soon and Carbajal will call a peace conference to unite warring factions. Political prisoners freed. After Carbajal yields the government to the revolutionary party the city will be occupied by five thousand troops from each army led by Carranza. Rev Frank Naylor seeks candidacy for commissioner of charities and corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Carranza
Carbajal
Revolutionary Party
Villa
Obregon
Gonzales
Professional cards from Ada Oklahoma list doctors and lawyers
A clipped page presents a directory of professionals in Ada Oklahoma. It includes physicians and surgeons such as Dr L M Overton Dr C A Thomas and Dr W D Faust, dentists Dr Granger Granger and Dr W H Enloe, chiropractors Cooper & Cooper, and lawyers Wimbish & Duncan and others with office locations and phone numbers.
Good Crops Boon Business Across Rail and Manufacturing
Chicago July 17 reports say the crops are excellent and boost commerce. The Santa Fe Railway loaded 3.72 percent more cars than last year while the Burlington shows four to five percent higher business. The Standard Steel Car Co. announced numerous large orders for freight cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe
Burlington
Standard Steel Car Co
Fire at D W Holmans Home on West 18th Street
A morning fire at D W Holmans residence on West 18th Street was quickly put out by the fire department. Chief Parks states the fire started inside the wall near the window area and spread upward, with flames discovered as they began to burn above the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Holman
West 18Th Street
Parks
Healthy kidneys keep body clean and active
Ada readers are urged to protect kidney health as toxins pass through them daily. Exposure or illness can inflame and congest kidneys causing backache urine irregularities. Doan's Kidney Pills, used for 50 years, praised by Mrs. Catherine A. Carter of Ada Oklahoma for relief. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Dean
Catherine A. Carter
S. Stockton Ave
Okla
Doan
Owl Creek inhabitants report crop drought from lack of rain
Sol Moss and J H Sprouse report crops suffering badly for want of rain in Owl Creek today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Moss
J. H. Sprouse
Owl Creek
Sheriff Bob Duncan Claims Record Of Low County Costs
In a report to Ada residents Sheriff Bob Duncan asserts he personally handles field work to cut county costs. He compares four months of 1913 with prior years, noting deputies' costs and his own salary, claiming he saved money and kept crime relatively low across the county. He pledges to continue self sufficient operation if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert M. Rainey
Justice of the Supreme Court
Pacific Reporter
Rainey Campaign Committee
Atoka, Oklahoma
Chas T. Ancel
H. T.douglas Bidg
Main St
Conger Bank Safe. CO
Oklahoma City
Williams
Williams Mfg. CO
Props
Cleveland
Ramsey Drug CO
Frank Naylor
State Penitentiary
Didacy
Commissioner of Charities
Fitzhugh, Oklahoma
C. A. Thomas
Wimbish & Duncan Attorneys At Law
DRS
Granger
Steed Biés
W. D. Faust
J. M. Vaden
W. H. Enloe
C. H. Cooper
D. C. Minerva
R. Cooper
D. C. Cooper & Cooper Chiropractors
W. 12Th St
Ada, Okla
Ha. Mortimer A. Woodward
Ada National Bank
Isham L. Cummings
Duncan Bldg
Z. B. Sanders
Sanders & Winn
U. G. Winn
First National Bank
Myrtle Cothrum
Russellville
Ala
Cardus
Cardui
O. Crawford
Stonewall
Craford
Crawford
Ode Crawford
Pontotoc County
Ralphibrooks, Mgr
Bob Duncan
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