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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

8

Ada Independents Edge Visiting Team In Extra Innings

Ada Independents beat the visiting club 6 to 5 in ten innings to extend their winning streak to six. Earl Jolson starred in the field with eight put outs and Josh Lee added four singles for Ada. The game drew the season’s largest crowd, with a lively, noisy atmosphere as both squads delivered sharp defense and timely hitting.

Paw Young Kane hallAne Suneday Younrs Earl Jolson Independents Johson Bar Jobson Straliner Johnson Lammary Shirley Contia Field T. Warner Jones Pormby Howe Josh Lee Ad Eatcher RL Warner Dipti Capital Beker Turninglox Pultlam Guardian Solingen Pulliam Croom Hunter Ayer Ada A. O. Greenes

Old County Landmark store burned near Ada

From Thursday's Daily Clorden Reidy store, also known as Abbott Store, five miles south of Ada, was burned Thursday night about 11 o'clock. The building and contents were completely consumed and partially insured. Cause undetermined. suspected passerby cigarette carelessness. The store had been operated there for years. Value about $3,000.

Clorden Reidy Abbott4 Ada

Campbell named president of Oklahoma State Federation of Labor

Joseph C. Campbell of Oklahoma City won the labor federation presidency, defeating incumbent R. L. Finley by about 700 votes. The result was announced at the federation offices and the selection was held Monday.

Oklahoma City Joseph C. Campbell

Felix Loman Acquitted After Disturbance Charge

A jury acquitted Felix Loman in Judiion Joseph Anderson's court Saturday morning after he was charged with disturbance of the peace for allegedly using abusive language at the home of Adkfis near Janse.

Felix Loman Judiion Joseph Anderson Loman Whboor Adkfis Janse

Fragmented Biblical Puzzle Clue Set Across Horizontal and Vertical Cues

A scrambled word puzzle lists biblical figures and compass oriented clues intertwined with numbers. It includes references like birthright, Enosh, and minor notes on Greek letters, animals, metals, and scales, presented as a mixed fill-in grid with hints and partial answers.

Poison Seen as Favorite Method by Women in killings

Berlin based Dr Albert Mall asserts poison has long been a weapon of women from antiquity to modern times. He cites Lucrezia Borgia Euripides Medea and Shakespearean figures to explain why women turn to poison. He notes cases like Mme Mina and Corday show a tendency to use poison for homicide, arguing sex and passion motivate many female crimes and that poison offers easier concealment.

Berlin Albert Mall Lucrezia Borg Euripides Medea Sixnora Tofara Maly Guehwaa -Mine Caillaux Trench le Figaro M. Caliette Mina Steinhil Gaurderess Murden Thla Mewne Theroigue de Moericourt Court of Records Lombrose

Big furniture and appliance makers hit by massive indictments

Chicago March 29 two hundred sixty nine indictments returned in the United States district court target 19 furniture and two case goods manufacturers and two individuals in the refrigerator line. The cases allege a restraint of trade dating back to 1928 with violations in the last three years. The combined annual business of the refrigerator, chair, and case good sectors totals about 110 million dollars involving firms in Michigan New York Indiana and other cities.

Chicago United States Herve Tase Goods Carer Indiete Michigan New York Indiana

Pedagogy Meets 10 Probe Rural School Problem

State Superintendent M A Nash and Dr F E Waldo addressed East Central rural teachers, praising Oklahoma educators and urging focus on teaching. Waldo and Linseheld praised college growth. a student faculty mixer and a Cottage Quartet concert followed, with tickets and refreshments planned.

Waldo United States A. Linseheid Linscheld Cub Lage Mary Bella Harvey Lillian Strite

Six Die as Shanghai Protests Turn Violent

Shanghai, May 30. Six people were killed and many wounded as anti Japanese riots erupted after the arrest of student leaders distributing anti-Japanese propaganda. Police fired into the crowd to quell the disturbance. about 3,000 students participated.

Shanghai China Shanghai Volunteer Corps Hebe Louza Diaturbu Nnee Evary Atyudenta

Resuscitation Lesson No 7 by Longfellow Red Cross expert

Commodore W E Longfellow outlines resuscitation for drowning with front pressure method. From water removal to artificial breathing, cadence phrases guide breaths and timing. Practice emphasizes rapid, continuous chest pressure on the floating ribs, keeping patient warm and hopeful.

Commodore W. E. Longfellow American National Red Cross Internationalews Service

MEW HELD ON PLOT TO KIDNAP MART MEW HELD

Police and district attorney representatives outlined the Mary Pickford kidnapping plot as confessing suspects Wood Holcomb and Stephens await legal action. The plan sought to seize Miss Pickford en route to her home during Shrine events, stage a ransom demand of 200000, and conceal the crime with crowd gimmicks. The trio remains in custody as housing arrangements for the plot are settled.

Los Angeles Mary Pickford A. J. Wood Wood C. Holcomb CG. Z. Stephens Gutomobile Miss Pickford Hollywood Douglas Fairbanks Wille

Edges Elected President At National Editorial Meet

In Richmond on June 3 F C Edgecomb blind editor of the Geneva Neb Signal was chosen president of the National Editorial Association at the closing session of the party annual convention. The article notes emergency guidance for suffocation cases and cautions on giving stimulants before medical aid arrives.

Richmond F. C. Edgecomb Geneva Signal

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