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Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

08 Jun 1922

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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

6

The Moneyless Man of New York Cab Life

Robert Randolph a young New York cab driver pursues romance and wealth after a heartbreak. He adopts the alias Slim Hervey and gambles through an epic poker night winning a fortune from club buddies and stock brokers, then faces a choice between love and a hundred thousand dollars. The tale follows his risky bet on Amal I S & C stock and his transformation through luck, deception, and ambition.

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Robert Hervey Randolph New York Madge van Tellier Imogen Pamelaton Randol“h Umazen Duke Beamer Beamer Randolph Chance Pemark Pamela Thornton Thornton Pamela Slim Hervey Mr. Borden Milguns Mr. Milyuns Ran Adolph Oehe Madge van Tellier Stelled Milyuns Hig. Search Rafigolph Addre Randolph Robert Randolph Sam” Hervey Mr. O'Shaughnessy Slim Tourke Frien Sam Mr. Randolph Sally Painter Corporation Robert O'Shaughnessy Mr. Milguns Mr. Borden’ Milyuns Mr. Tourke O’shaughnessy Mr. Milyung Mr.Milyuns Paul Miss Thornton Mr. Milyons Mr. Ween Bobby Mr. O’shaughnessy Wall Street Embowpoint Morgum Dolph Lewisfader Rocket Club Mills Hotel Herbert J. J. Randolph Mr. Seegar Mr. Mein Earl of Sandwich William Verries Verries & Cat William Bob Randolph Wiliam Amal I. S. & C. Short Mr. Verries Village Cab Company Manhattan Patrick O'Reilly Fifty-ninth Street
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Three Pleaded Guilty In Booze Cases and Take Jail Sentence

Lee Thomas, Roy Boyd and Ellis Boyd pleaded guilty before County Judge Tal Crawford after raids on an illicit stills near Stratford and near Ada. Thomas received a $50 fine and 20 days in jail. The Boyds drew $100 fines and 60 days in jail for possession and manufacturing. Additional liquor charges are listed in county court against Ada Veeene and Henry Rawls and Frank Hickenbottom are linked to other alleged cases.

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Lee Thomas Stratford Roy Boyd Ellis Boyd Ada Tal Crawford Thomas Boyds
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State Banks Liable to Assessment Time of Change

Oklahoma City June 2 State banks granted national charters after a bank failure wave this year are liable to the state fund for their share of warrants of indemnity at the time they received charters. They are also liable for one fifth of one percent of their annual assets.

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Oklahoma City William H. Zwick Roy Wolcott
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Arm size clash looms as Senate backs larger army

Washington June 3 A battle over army size looms between the Senate and House after the Senate approved an army appropriation bill for the next fiscal year carrying 12 530 officers and 133 000 men compared with the House plan of 11 100 officers and 115 900 men. The bill totals 341 750 000 and the Senate passed it without a record vote after decisive debate. Nine Democrats joined the Republican majority while six Republicans opposed. The chamber also accepted a Muscle Shoals power project appropriation of 7 500 000.

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Washington Senate House
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Five East Central Track Letters Awarded by Ada College

Five men at East Central college were awarded track letters after the athletic committee reviewed records from a squad of over 15. J. H. Martin, captain for 1923, heads the list, followed by Harvey Neeley Edward Stephens Delos Weston and Fred Lane. The coach praised the squad as the first organized track group produced by East Central. Barley is cultivated as far north as Lapland.

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East Central College Thompson J. H. Martin Harvey Neeley Edward Stephens Delos Weston Fred Lane East Central
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George Agnew Chamberlain eTee The Bobbe- Merrill Oesspel Synopsig Beacher Tremont Hervey Ran George Fellows Frisco Mr. Bowling-True Randy Randolph New Haven Randy Ada Weekly Agricultural Committee ADA College Lapland Inter Denison-Sherman Dallas Oklahoma State Bank C. H H. P. Reich F. J. Stafford Rives L. A. Ellison H. J. Huddleston
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