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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

5

Attorney General West Moves to Court Over Oklahoma City Seat

Oklahoma City dates show state government split, with executive offices in Oklahoma City while Guthrie houses remaining departments. Attorney General West files demurrer to Logan county injunction, arguing court jurisdiction limits and awaiting judge Huston’s ruling. Governor Haskell contends capital removal is effective June 11, 1913, while chamber officials dispute expectations and pledge quarters for state offices in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City Secretary of State’s Department Guthrie West Logan County District Court Lee Hotel Anthony Paul Nesbitt Governor’s Office Arkansas Colorado Haskell Secretary of State Bill Cross Milas Lasater Mr. Lasater Logan County J. H. Huston Huston Gov. Haskell State Supreme Supreme Court Cotteral Oklahoma John H. Burford Sidney L. Brock Chamber of Commerce State

Guthrie Rail Projects Rework Oklahoma Transport Web

Guthrie Oklahoma reports successive rail developments including Kansas City Sapulpa and Southwestern line surveys with earlier route revival from Joplin to Shawnee. Oklahoma borders, new belt line plans, Midland Valley connec tions, and Santa Fe rail upgrades feature alongside cross-state extensions and charted financing in France.

Guthrie Kansas City Sapulpa W. H. Henderson Cherryville Oklahoma and Texas Wann Porter Kansas France Clinton Oklahoma Butler Eakley Colony Anadarko Chickasha Oklahoma Capital C. Godman Fort Smith Ark West Tulsa Santa Fe Frisco Santa Fe Railroad Hutchinson Rock Island Orient Track Aline Alfalfa County Cherokee

Oklahoma City Leads in Capitol Location Vote Returns

Cap itol location bill shows a large majority with about 45000 votes in favor based on Sunday returns from several counties. Urban and rural precincts contributed, with Delaware county reporting against the bill while cities like Oklahoma City Guthrie and Shawnee split precincts varied. A separate count indicated the railroad constitutional amendment defeated by 35000 to 40000, and W J Berry announces candidacy for Midland township trustee.

Okla. City Delaware County Oklahoma City Shawnee Guthrie Washita County Canadian County Choctaw County Theill

Interference Warned Aimed at Guard House Placement

A fragment notes that anyone who interfered would be placed in the guard house. The wording implies a punitive measure enforced by authorities, reflecting strict discipline as a enforcement option.

Panic in Tulsa Court Over Chicken Theft Case

Mose Fitzgerald and Willis Webster faced grand larceny charges as the panic erupted when Fitzgerald attacked Webster in a Tulsa courtroom during a hearing before Justice John Slack. Fitzgerald was fined and both men were held under $1,500 bond to the grand jury amid widespread efforts to curb chicken stealing in the city and county.

Tulsa Mose Fitzgerald Willis Webster John Slack Fitzgerald Webster

Senate Passes Rail Bill After Three Months Debate

The railroad bill cleared the Senate on June 3 after months of debate. Aldrich and Elkins sought a boon but received a lien. Initially pitched as the worst measure, it favored railroads over shippers and the public, allowing traffic pacts and full line mergers. Democrats and insurgent Republicans led by LaFollette Cummins and Gore rewrote the bill to protect public interests.

Senate Aldrich Elkins LaFollette, Cummins Gore

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Proven

The remedy is hailed worldwide for curing diarrhoea and bowel complaints with claims that it “cured me” or saved a child. It emphasizes universal approval and states no other medicine matches its effectiveness. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain Ell

Governor Haskell’s action confirms Oklahoma City as capital

In Oklahoma City on June 14, an editorial argues the capital move to Oklahoma City was legally effective instantly when the people voted. The piece says the governor’s role is to enforce, not interpret, law and that the people made the city the capital. If the election was legal, Oklahoma City remains the capital. if not, courts decide.

Oklahoma City Okla Haskell Guthrie Oklahoma

Murray Campaign Receives Kentucky Boost from Rural Kentuckians

H L Muldrow reports strong progress for Murray in Kentucky with a $130 contribution from Col J Sol Miller and supporters near Louisville. Miller defends Kentucky sentiment against political attacks and says Kentuckians will resent insult whether at home or elsewhere.

Tishomingo, Okla H. L. Muldrow Murray Bill Murray Col. J. Sol Miller Louisville Kentucky Southwest Col. Miller Lee Cruce Oklahoma City Oklahoma

Suffrage and Prohibition Questions Headed to Governor

Oklahoma moves to state wide votes on three to four questions as 57,000 name petition drives abolishing prohibition and creating local option and high license await governor call. Women's suffrage case decision stands. male exclusion from electorate awaits governor action. Grandpa clause aims to disfranchise negro voters. Jerusalem capital bill upheld. Governor must set dates or they vote November 3.

Guthrie Okla Jal Oklahoma Supreme Court Anti-Saloon League New Jerusalem Haskell

Five Fort Townsend prisoners escape. one surrenders in Hugo

Five members of the county chain gang escaped from Fort Townsend today. Alexander Green, serving a $200 fine and three months, surrendered in Hugo claiming an officer bribed the group with half a gallon of whiskey to flee. Four fugitives remain at large.

Hugo Okla Fort Townson Alexander Green Green Connell Deweese

Farm Loans Made During Week Ending June 4 1910

A list shows loans to Keen J E in Cheyenne Roger Mills county 1400 Rufus R Cobb Arapahoe Custer county 2500 Chas J Stonecker Okeene Blaine Mitchell Lewis B Saratoga Woods county 600 Edwin W Harris Guthrie Payne county 1500 L E Armstrong Waynoka Woods county 2000 John D Rinard Ada Pontotoc county 700 Mathew H Stevens Higley Woodward county 600 total 11400 The item argues state loans aid farmers not bankers and cites $1 500 000 loaned since the department began benefiting Oklahoma farms with a critique of a Republican alternative.

Ada Pontotoc County Stevens Mathew H Higley Woodward County Oklahoma

Modern five room home on Sunrise East Side

Beautiful five room modern residence with water bath and sewer throughout in the choicest Sunrise East Side area. Priced at $2,000 with terms available through REAVER AGENCY.

Sunrise

Judgment Favoring Farmers Loan and Trust vs Loyd and Hybarger

In Justice Court yesterday afternoon the Farmers Loan and Trust Company won a judgment of 90 dollars plus interest against A. N. Loyd and D. C. Hybarger. The defendants appealed to the court.

Justice Court Farmers Loan and Trust Company A. N. Loyd D. C. Hybarger Dffendants

Box Supper and Political Rally in Vanoss

Residents of Vanoss plan a box supper and political rally tomorrow night. All candidates are invited to attend, with proceeds from the supper to be decided.

Vanoss

Drunkenness Decline Claims After Police Use

In Omaha the “respectable wet husband” policy has police arresting inebriates and taking them home. Advocates say the method reduced drunkenness by 50 percent in one month.

Omaha

Taft Adopted as Honorary Socialist by Kansas Local

A report notes President Taft is made an honorary member of a Kansas local socialist group in recognition of his service to the cause. The account adds he speaks little and replies with phrases rather than direct refusals.

Taft Kansas

Social Afternoon for Miss Alpha Sledge Guests

Mrs. William N. Mays and Mrs. Charles R. Drummond host a afternoon gathering at 42 in honor of polite guests Miss Alpha Sledge and the Misses Della Voglesang and Hazil Benson. W. C. Lee at The Racket advertises queensware glassware and assorted goods.

City William N. Mays Charles R. Drummond Alpha Sledge Della Voglesang Hazil Benson

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Capitol W. J. Berry Center For Township Truste Midland Township Berry W. J.bumpers Uuldio Pregent Law Blue Grass State Committee Reaver Agency Fermis Carlton W. C. Lee Shaw’s Nickel Store Zion City
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