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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

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Republican National Convention Opens in Chicago June 9

The Republican National Convention convened at 11:34 a.m. with Hays presiding and Lodge named temporary chairman. Opening prayers were offered by Bishop Woodcock, and delegates prepared for permanent organization as the League of Nations plank remained unresolved and the platform committee progressed.

Chicago Coliseum Hays Charles E. Woodcock Louisville United States of America Miller National Committee Will Hays Republican Party United States Senator Lodge Henry Cabot Lodge Chicago Sheffield Committee On Permament Morrow Kentucky Paul Howland Cleveland Committee On Republican National Committee League of Nations Coliseum Lowdon Wood Johnson Lodge John Timothy Stone Stone New Jersey

Debs Nominated for President by Socialist Leaders

Eugene V. Debs, jailed in Atlanta for espionage acts, is notified by a socialist committee that he is the party’s presidential nominee. Dressed in prison garb, he greets each committee member with a kiss and sends a message to his followers while the photo captures the scene with leaders James O’Neill Julius Gerber Seymour Stedman Otto Branstetter Wm Feigenbaum Samuel Cassetta and Dr Madge Patton Stephens present.

U. S Eugene V. Debs Atlanta Socialist Party Debs James O'Neill The New York

Boy Struck By Car During Carnival. Driver Jailed

Luin Williams, 13, son of Mrs. Addie Williams, was hit by a Ford on Main Street near a Katy depot carnival. The driver, Bob Adams, fled, was caught, and later jailed. he pleaded guilty to speeding and drunken driving, with fines and license revocation. Dr S P Ross treated Luin at home. the boy was later examined and vomiting blood indicated internal injuries. Mrs Williams blamed Luin’s disobedience for the accident.

S. P. Ross Main Street Luin Williams Addie Williams East Ninth Street Leoma Teddy Katy Depot Luin Rowell the News Dr. Ross Bob Adams Adams

Light Company Changes Hands in Ada

Seminole County Public Service company buys Ada Electric and Gas, plans to strengthen service with a Byng Ada power line. The Ada firm, active since 1905 with over 1400 meters, may keep manager F E Bowman, who aims to stay in Ada.

Seminole County Public Service Company North American Light and Power Company Ada Electric and Gas Company Byng Ada Roff Shawnee Konawa Ardmore Madill Durant Oklahoma F. E. Bowman Bowman

Platform Split Threat Fades at Republican Rally

The Chicago convention notes a League of Nations plank accepted by the Republican sub-committee ending factional splits. Johnson and Borah groups warned of further battles while the party lines up nominating speeches and platform votes for Saturday.

Chicago League of Nations Elihu Root Johnson Republican Party Johnson-Borah Crane Plank Wall Street Mexico Fall of New Mexico America Crane Massachusetts Wilson Armenia Congress Resolutions Committee Smoot

Advance Guards of Ada Delegation Arrive for Reunion

Col. Sam Houston Hargis of the W. L. Byrd Camp 1545 arrived in Ardmore this morning as advance guard for Ada’s large party due to reach Ardmore tonight over the Rock Island. He renews friendships and lines up locations for comrades. a respected figure as father of the Confederate pension law.

Sam Houston Hargis W. L. Byrd Ardmore Ada Hargis Rock Island Ardmoreite

Sugar Rationing to Hit Hotels and Restaurants June 21

Rationing of sugar as in war time will start in hotels and restaurants nationwide on June 21. W. Riley, special assistant to Attorney General Palmer, announced the plan in New York on June 10.

New York W. Riley Palmer

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