Ada court week draws in Sulphur visitors and notices
Capt D J Kendall from Sulphur attends Ada court this week with Attorney J C Little. J C Cates, after illness, presses county treasurer claims. Parcel of local arrivals and legal visitors from Sulphur, Sherman, Muskogee and Frisco. Found pocketbook reported by Harmon Lafton north of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J
Kendall
J. C. Little
Ada Steam Laundry
J.C. Cates
Bob Gambill
Sasakwa
W. B. Wescott
James Wescott
Mt Vernon
Ill
Ada
H.H. Wescott
J.E. Turner
W. J. McInnes
Dallas
Chas. Crenshaw
Sherman
U. S. Court
Harmon Lafton
Call
B . C. L. Jackson
C. E. Levon
Muskogee
W. V. McClure
J. W. Kincaid
C.K
Ada Daily Society Gossip and Local Notices
Ada Daily notes visitors and travels across Ada and nearby towns. Messages from Nashville to Ada accompany family health updates as residents attend church, meetings, and social events. Local clergy, merchants, and officials are pictured in brief greetings and arrivals.
XX Century Club Observes Shakespeare Day Meeting
The XX Century Club met with Mrs. C. A. Gabraith in regular session on Tuesday. Members responded to roll call with Shakespeare quotations and discussed the life, home, education and work of the poet dramatist. Two new members welcomed. next meeting with Mrs. Andrew Thornton on January 29.
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XX Century Club
C. A. Gabraith
Andrew Thornton
Cemetery Association Elects Officers and Plans Rosedale Plot
The Cemetery Association elected officers for the year with Mrs. R F King as president and Mrs. W A Hollifield as vice president. The group notes past crowding, moved to a new north side plat called Rosedale, and hired cleanup crews. About sixty members, calls for dues, and thanks to the mayor and council are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lawrence
R. F. King
W. A. Hollifield
R. 9
Rosedale
Visiting Attorneys Attend U S District Court Convening
The convening of the U S District Court today includes non resident attorneys C Hamilton Chickasha H H Brown O A Wells L P Hudson S H Russell Wk Cruce Ardmore Eugene E White Sulphur P L Soper Muskogee H M Carr L C Andrews Albert Rennie Pauls Valley Alexander Gullet Tishomingo Judge Parker Ft Worth E S Ratliff J S Carr Stonewall R C Roland Roff A B Priddy Danville Kroeger Francis.
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U. S. District Court
C. Hamilton
Chickasha
H. H. Brown
O. A. Wells
L. P. Hudson
S. H. Russell
W.k Cruce
Ardmore
Eugene E. White
Sulphur
P. L. Soper
Muskogee
H. M. Carr
L. C. Andrews
Albert Rennie
Pauls Valley
Alexander Gullet
Tishomingo
Judge Parker
Ft Worth
E. S. Ratliff
J. S. Carr
Stonewall
R. C. Roland
Roff
A. B. Priddy
Danville, Ark
Kroeger
Francis
Freight wreck delays line between Maud and Konawa
An M. K. and T. freight train wrecked itself Saturday night between Maud and Konawa. No injuries occurred and damage was minor, but track clearance caused notable delay. The Sunday southbound train detoured via Holdenville over the Choctaw and Frisco.
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Maud
Konawa
Holdenville
Choctaw
Frisco
Ada Canning Factory Subscriptions Complete and Ground Breaks
Subscriptions for Ada's canning factory are virtually full and construction starts at once. The 70 by 40 foot Sunrise lot abuts the M. E. T. right of way. Lumber bought and will be delivered today. Interior equipment ready for shipment once building shelters it. A. R. Clark and bride arrive from Citra.
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Ada
Pastor Induction at Ada First Presbyterian Church
The ceremony inducted Rev. C. E. Robertson into the Ada First Presbyterian pastorate with Rev. A. W. Crawford of Madill and Rev. Jno A. Williams of Durant officiating under the Presbytery. Robertson preached and presided, Williams delivered the charge to pastor and congregation.
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Mary Smith
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
C. E. Robertson
the Lagrippe
Jnc. A. Williams
Durant
Ada
A. W. Crawford
Madill
Jno
Riot at railroad camp leads to federal hearing charges
In Chickasha on January 21 thirty African Americans faced a preliminary hearing for conspiracy to kill Frank McReynolds, a white man. Six defendants were held for aggravated assault or weapon possession, while McReynolds was held for liquor sales.
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Chickasha
Frank McReynolds
United States
McReynolds
Bank Burglarized at Hickory State Bank
Saturday night about 1 20 the Hickory State Bank was entered by burglars. The vault door was pried open and explosives used on the safe with no results. Several shots were fired by both the city marshal and the burglars without effect.
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Hickory, I. T
Hickory
Convention Passes memorial to buy Choctaw Chickasaw lands
Guthrie Oklahoma convention approves memorial to Congress seeking purchase of segregated mineral lands from Choctaws and Chickasaws. Provision says surface lands may be sold separately, Indians oppose division, renters seek homesteads, convention stays neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Congress
Ada Hosts Two Nights Of Knight Templars Work
In Ada stronghold of Masonry the Knight Templars host two major nights of rites. Frank Smith of McAlester and E H Doyle, veteran Mason, attend as Eminent Grand Commander and Grand Drill Master. Red Cross degree Tuesday night and Templars degree tonight, with other prominent Masons present for a gala Masonry gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ada Readers Hear Plaindealer on Train Delays
Ada residents read a quip about railroad delays printed as original text. The clerk’s report lists trains No 13 two hours late No 21 four hours late No 44 six hours late and No 7 on time with no reasons given.
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Ada
Robbery Suspects Detained After Train Incident
City Marshal Skinner arrest and turn over two men named Bolin and Rainey to federal officers. They are accused of robbing George Latta near Ada on a train between here and Madill of 30 to 40 dollars. Latta identified them and train staff noted tampering.
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Skinner
Francis
Bolin
Rainey
Here
Madill
George Latta
Ada
Latta
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