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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

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Prom Washington om That the Bawkeye Man Would Aece ie

A fragment from a historical page notes a prom or social event in Washington aimed at the local Hawkeye figure. It references community interest and a possible plan or proposal linked to a well known resident. The readable bits hint at a social gathering or announcement without full details.

Prom Washington

Contention Over Nomination Plans Faces Iowa Delegates

Debates over vice presidential choice split Iowa supporters as Roosevelt favors Cummins or Dolliver for national ticket. Standpatters resist Dolliver while Cummins faction gains momentum, with talks of a candidate aligning with the platform and presidential administration.

Committee On Sies Ee Cy Fairbanks Roosevelt Borah Idaho Associated Press Cummins Deliver Yaa Iowas Lafayette Young Doliver- Allison Iowa Dolliver

New York Delegates Clash Over Hughes Sherman At Taft Nomination

In Chicago delegates from New York clash over instructions to Hughes and resistance to a Sherman vice presidential bid. They warn unity against Taft unless New York votes shift, while debates on civil rights and Republican platform reflect tensions within the state and party.

Chicago New York State Hughes Taft York New York James Sherman Vic Republican Party Roosevelt

Nomination race heats up at Republican convention

Speech ends with flag waving as Oklahoma delegation leads call for nominations. Hughes Fairbanks Cannon Lafollette mentioned. Taft leaders expect a first ballot nomination. VP pick remains unsettled with Cummins or Dolliver seen as possibilities and platform discussions dominate.

Oklahoma Hughes New York Fairbanks Cocktail Fame Boss Cannon Danville Lafollette Taft Cummins Dolliver Iowa

Labor arbitration board named with mixed representation

Guthrie Oklahoma June 13 the long awaited appointment of the arbitration and conciliation board for labor interests was announced. Members include Geo Britton coal miner Coal Gate M R Powell printer Oklahoma City J F Holden Muskogee Midland Valley railroad general manager Thomas Bell coal operator Hughes Oklahoma T C Wyatt Wanette and A N Langdon Lehigh representing farmers State Labor Commissioner Daugherty is chairman and announced C E Warren Tulsa as factory inspector.

Guthrie Okla Board of Arbitration and Conciliation Geo. Britton Coalgate Oklahoma City J. F. Holden Muskogee Midland Valley Railroad Thomas Bell Hughes, Okla T. C. Wyatt Wanette A. N. Langdon Lehigh Daugherty

Flawed Elopement Tale Reaches Grand Jury Action

A fragmentary report describes a man named Moses persuading a woman to elope with him using charm and boasts. They allegedly married in a ceremony performed by a minister, then lived together briefly before he sent her back to her father. The case now awaits grand jury action.

Tures Promine Moses Rome

Labor Forges Unity Plank Amid Injunction Debates

The article describes labor groups led by Samuel Gompers crafting a unified platform on injunctions during multiple Chicago meetings. It notes Republican opposition and Taft urging tariff revision, with a pledge for tariff reform at a special post inauguration session and continued congress scrutiny.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Committee On Convention Chicago Organized Labor van Cleave National Manufacturers’ Association & Group New England Segal Cannon House Taft Bath Ohio Congress Apaores X Committee Tavestt

Ardmore and Muskogee Falls Noted in Indian Territory

Observers note falls at Ardmore and Muskogee on the Indian Territory side as the course notes that improvements by the U.S. court influenced conditions. The statement ends with a remark that he left well pleased.

Ardmore Muskogee Indian Territory U.S. ‘Court

Ada Plant to Expand Ice Making Capacity

Mr. B. H. Frick, manager, says enlarging the 30 ton plant will cost little more than the present setup. The Ada facility serves many outside points while Ada needs steady home supply first, with repairs and cooling can cleaning underway. The company plans to stay and ship surplus to other towns as growth continues.

Anata B. H. Frick Ada Ade Mr. Frick

Young Girl Arrested on Katy Train for Theft

A telephone tip from Coal County Sheriff led to the arrest of a young girl aboard the Katy train. She faced charges of stealing petroleum or similar property at Labia, according to Sheriff Johnson.

Tom Smith Johnson Coal County Katy Petroma Mnele Labia

Floods Wreck Rail Lines and Crop Losses in Southern Oklahoma

Heavy rains caused sections near Pauls Valley to wash out two miles of Santa Fe track and parts of the K and O line east of town. Arbuckle Canyon water eight feet deep on Santa Fe tracks. river bottoms overflowed, traffic delayed and crops destroyed. Washita River stands, minor property damage in Davis area and city flooding risk in southern neighborhoods.

Pauls Valley Okla W—O Santa Fe Wynnewood Here Arbuckle Mountains Davis Washita

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