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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1928

Page

8

Spink affidavit prompts Mooney clemency bid

A dead sports writer Alfred H. Spink allegedly exonerates Tom Mooney of the 1916 San Francisco preparedness parade bombing. The Chicago Federation of Labor votes to seek Mooney’s release, citing the new affidavit as basis, while Spink’s tale links German agents and earlier Oakland neighbors to the event.

Chicago Tom Mooney San Quentin California Alfred H. Spink San Francisco Mooney Federation of Labor Spink Bay Mertz John Fitzpatrick Chicago Labor Federation Fitzpatrick Federation

Severe wind and rain storm hits Texas and Oklahoma

A powerful storm swept northwest Texas and southern Oklahoma last night and today causing extensive crop and property damage. The area roughly bounded by Elk City Oklahoma Seymour Texas and Dallas Texas saw flattened cotton and wheat crops roofs torn off houses and broken windows. Three injuries were reported none fatal. In Wichita Falls Charlie Tracey was seriously hurt by lightning during a laundry explosion. Dallas saw two injuries when an auto was overturned by wind. Communication lines were disrupted across the region.

Dallas Texas Oklahoma Elk City Okla Seymour Wichita Falls Charlie Tracey Iowa Park

Weather settles after heavy weekend rain in Ponca City

June weather brings 2.02 inches of rain across Kay and Osage counties. Farmers report wheat in excellent condition from prior moisture and await several days of clear weather to finish ripening. A light rain started this morning.

Ponca City Kay Osage County

Heavy Rain Drenches Pontotoc County Weekend

Ada records 2.92 inches of rain Sunday with more on Friday. The total for the month surpasses five inches, twice the May total, according to Observer MacMillan.

Pontctoc County MacMillan Ada

Hoffman Selected On Mediation Board To Settle Disputes

General Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma City was chosen by the U.S. board of mediation to join a five member special board to settle railway labor disputes after failed arbitration. The non partisan panel will convene in St Louis for about thirty days and Hof fman will represent the southwest. This makes the second Oklahoma City man on the mediation board after Carl Williams of the Oklahoma Farmer Stockman.

Oklahoma City Roy Hoffman United States Board of Mediation of Washington Hoffman Southwest St. Louis General Hoffman Carl Williams The Oklahoma Farmer- Stockman Wichita

Beekeeping Tactics to Prevent After Swarms and Orchard Budding

A keeper advises on preventing swarms by relocating the parent hive and hiving the new swarm to deprive the original colony of field bees. He notes subsequent queen emergence and the aim to stop after swarms. The article also highlights pecan budding and Farm Week at Oklahoma A and M College with July 31 to August 3 events, lectures, and 4-H activities.

Enos C. Pittman Oklahoma A. and M. College C. T. Dowell

Renewal methods for recovering strawberry beds in Oklahoma

Growing Strawberries in Stillwater explains two renewal methods after harvest. The dirting method removes old plants and buries them with new soil, leaving fresh plants on the side, while the two strip method plows between old mats then dirts and moves the blocks of young plants. Both require summer cultivation until fall rains begin.

D. C. Mooring Oklahoma A M. College

4-H Club Activity Aims to Boost Tree Budding

A local 4-H club activity focuses on tree budding work, seeking hands on practice and community interest. Volunteers and youth participants explore grafting and budding methods, building skills and promoting forestry education in the area.

Passing of livery stable observed in McAlester

McAlester city council abolished the special tax on livery stables and revised occupational taxes. The deficiency in budget funds will be covered by assessment after opposition to annual collections.

Mcalester

Favorite Son Apparent West Virginia Winner

Charleston West Virginia June 14 While returns from 2306 precincts were incomplete Senator Guy D Goff favorite son candidate for the Republican presidential preference led Hoover. Governor Gore conceded the Republican senatorial nomination to Dr Harry D Hatfield who will oppose Senator Neeley in November.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Guy D. Goff Herbert Hoover Commerce Smith New York James A. Reed Missouri Howard M. Gore Hery D. Hatfield M. M. Neeley

North-South road boosters form committee for talks

Ada hosts Monday meeting of the North-South Road boosters to push a state highway from Ada north through Francis toward the Canadian river. A committee will visit Sasakwa Wewoka and Holdenville for cooperation and views. Holdenville Francis and Ada sent reps. Wewoka and Sasakwa unable due to weather. An old college quartet entertained after the session.

Ada Francis Canadian River First Baptist Church Sasakwa Wewoka Holdenville W. C. Duncan J. C. Hynds Will M. Thompson Roff H. L. Cloud W. H. Powel C. C. Roberts Old College Harvey Faust Lowell Turner Burgess Steed Oscar Parker Mary Bella Harvey

Oklahoma City Doctor Awarded 25000 Damages in Plot Case

Oklahoma Supreme Court affirms $25,000 damages to Dr G F Border former Mangum mayor who alleged a Mangum Electric Company plot to ruin his influence and defeat a bond issue for a municipal light plant. The ruling cites a failed lower court instruction and details a complex conspiracy involving a detective and several associates.

Oklahoma City G. F. Border Mangum Mangum Electric Company State Supreme Court Supreme Court District Court Beckham County Dr. Border Electric Company John C. Keles J. W. Chamber Meman Prusett Perry Pruiett

Fullblood Elected Leader of Indians

Pawhuska June 5 The Osage tribe elected Fred Lookout a full blood chief after a 161 to 124 vote over Roman Logan Lookout led the progressive ticket which mostly includes mixed bloods Henry Pratt beat Paul Red Eagle 97 to 93 for assistant chief Roberts Leahy won the tribal council seat formerly held by Charley Carter The council lineup remains largely unchanged Revard was the only progressive winner The ticket supports tribal ownership of mineral rights and trusteeship of tribal property

Pratt Red Eagle Roberts Leahy Charley Carter George Alburty Clement Denoya Frank Lessert, Jr Dick Pehtsamore Sam Kennedy William Pryor Francis Revard Revard

Second Trial Under Way For Love County Officials

In Marietta Oklahoma a second venire panel was called for the ouster trial of Wes Croy Love county attorney charged with larceny of loot from the Love county bank January 25. Judge James Mathers faces a similar trial and both men are accused of keeping part of about 3700 of 9600 recovered from the robbery. Claude Andrews who pleaded guilty to robbery testified he led them to the money.

Marietta Wes Croy Love County Croy James Mathers Claude Andrews Crey Mathers

Relief plans form amid Italia search in Arctic reports

Soviet rescue commission aims to dispatch an expedition to Franz Josef land to locate the missing dirigible Italia amid wireless sends said to be from the airship. Russia skepticism grows as other stations report echoes but no clear location. Elsewhere in Moscow court, Bob Haynes and Arge Prigmore are bound over for grand larceny in a hide theft case and may plead guilty.

Moscow Soviet Rescue Commission Franz Josef Land Nobile Murmansk Obkhorsk Tobolsk Siberia Loutchinski Murman Coast Kings Bay Spitzbergen Russia Luetzow Holm North Sob Pur Bob Haynes B. A. Priguasr Arge Prigmore District Court T. O. Cullins

News Want Ad Promises Quick Buy Rent and Find

A concise newspaper prompt invites readers to use a News Want Ad to buy rent or locate needed items. It positions the service as a fast, easy way to connect buyers sellers and renters in the local market.

Oklahoma Portland Gas Well Produces Oil and Gas

The Starrett No. 2 cement plant well flowed five and a half million feet of gas and sprayed oil after a late yesterday touch at 660 feet. Nearby McCraw well near Clarita was bridged and being cleaned, with expectations of higher oil yields when cleared.

Oklahoma Portland Cement Company Starrett No. 2 Oklahoma Portland M. O. Matthews McCraw Clarita

Men confess to Hitchita bank robbery in McIntosh County

In Eufaula county jail, two men and a boy confess to robbing Hitchita State Bank in Hitchita on Monday. Jeff Kimbro, Known as Blackie, 33, and Other Key, 20, of Williams in LeFlore County, were captured with Roy Nicholson, 32, in Henryetta. About $500 of $1,094 loot recovered. ar arraignments for robbery with firearms pending.

Muskogee Eufaula MclIntosh Hitchita Erv Kelley Key Williams LeFlore Jeff Kimbro Stigler Spiro Kelley Roy Nicholson Henryetta Maryland Kimbro Blackie Nicholson Milam M. King Edfaula

Without Constable Now H J Brown Seeks Replacement

Justice of the peace H J Brown is without a constable as J L Miller resigns this morning and no successor has been secured by this afternoon leaving the office short handed and seeking a replacement.

H. J. Brown J. L. Miller Brown

Congressman's Return from Washington Aims for Democratic Victory

Hon. and Mrs. Tom D. McKeown and Join Borce MecKeel arrived from Washington by car Monday. Mrs. McKeown has been ill but is improving. The congressman expects Democratic victory this year and a four year Democratic administration. He believes the next speaker of the house will be a Democrat.

Tom D. McKeown Borce MecKeel Washington

Norbeck Transferred to Garfield Hospital for Rest

Senator Norbeck Republican of South Dakota was moved to Garfield hospital this morning on his physician’s orders for complete rest and special treatment and diet. The action was described by his office as a precautionary measure to aid his recovery.

Norbeck Washington South Dakota Garfield Hospital

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