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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1928

Page

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Bebee Producer Boosts Drilling With Allen Gains

Production in Allen and its extension rose last week led by the Superior-Oggs Boyd No. 1 in Bebee field which flowed 610 barrels in 24 hours with minimal water. Plans for greater Bebee development follow while other wells test Hunton lime and continue drilling in Section 32-5-5 and nearby blocks. In Bristow a fatal crash report notes Miss Lottie Garrett died from injuries after a car wreck between Boistow and Tulsa. A. M. Sadler sustained minor injuries and others escaped unhurt.

Bebee Superior-Ogg Pontotocunty Pentotoc County Alten Skirvin and Sandbach Hunton Allen Seminole County Bristow Lottie Garrett Oklahoma City Boistow Tulsa A. M. Sadler Okalhoma City Sadler

Robinson Named President at Tonkawa Preparatory School

R R Robinson dean of East Central State Teachers College Ada is chosen president of the University Preparatory School at Tonkawa to succeed R M Caldwell. The appointment takes effect July 1 with Robinson moving from Ada after eleven years of building East Central into a major teachers college.

Tonkawa Okla R. R. Robinson East Central State Teachers College Ada University Preparatory School R. M. Caldwell R. J. Jones School Board of Regents Caldwell R. N. Robinson Robinson Bene East Central United States

Large 300 gallon still confiscated by Pontotoc officers

Deputies Luther Prince Walter Ford and Sam Hargis with Pontotoc police chief transported a large copper 300 gallon still from a ravine two miles south of Lawrence to the county court building. About 45 gallons of whiskey and several gallons of mash were seized. The operator escaped before the raid and no arrests were made.

Pontotoc County Luther Prince Walter Ford Sam Hargis Lawrence Court House

Enforcement Plan Emerges in Democratic Platform Fight

Houston June 26 The 1928 Democratic platform committee moves to draft a concise declaration on prohibition farm relief and labor. Delegates from several states push for strict enforcement of the 18th Amendment while others seek modifications to the Volstead act. The farm tariff issue also features in the debates as leaders debate extra sessions and policy scope.

James L West Associated Press Houston Key Pittman Nevada Resolutions Committee Moody Texas Josephus Daniels Navy Wilson Carter Glass Harry Flood Byrd Virginia Georgia Mississippi North Carolina Daniels Senator Glass Maryland New York New Jersey Congress Hull Tennessee Platform Committee William Green American Federation of Labor Matthew Woll

TAREE GROUPS AF PAG LEADERS War

In Houston on June 26 the Democratic convention faces a sharp split over prohibition. Dry leaders led by Dan Moody push for a rigid platform, wets seek modification under Governor Ritchie. A large conservative bloc calls for enforcement without extreme stances. Senator Walter Edwards urges limiting debate to the resolutions committee.

Walter Chamblin Associated Press Houston Resolutions Committee Dan Moody Texas Josephus Daniels North Carolina Navy Wilson Carter Glass Virginia Treasury Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Walter Edwards New Jersey

News ad blitz prompts rapid results with rant style

The News runs a series of rant ads urging quick action from readers. Officials say the messages aim to spark public response and attention to local issues, with prominent local businesses backing the outreach campaign.

One Killed In Allen Gasoline Plant Fire

A fire at the Forest E. Gilmore gasoline plant in Allen destroyed about 500000 dollars in property and killed Floyd Lucas of Sapulpa who was sleeping in an automobile. Fire officials say an explosion likely sparked the blaze and the plant will be rebuilt promptly.

Allen Field

Governor Submits Tax Protest Bill For Aug Primary

Oklahoma Governor Johnston issues proclamation to submit initiative petition No. 100 to August primaries. The measure seeks a method to contest alleged illegal ad valorem tax levies. Campbell Russell, ex-head of the Oklahoma Tax Payers League, authored the proposal. The move follows his earlier rejection of the petition as a stalking horse for a self convening legislature.

Oklahoma City Johnston Campbell Russell Oklahoma Tax Payers’ League

Lose Something Find It with News Want Ad

A compact notice invites readers to place lost and found inquiries through the News want ad column, offering a quick route to retrieve items or report missing belongings.

News

Smith predicts Smith nomination on first ballot at Houston

George R. Van Namee, Smith campaign manager, forecasts Governor Alfred E. Smith will win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot at the Houston convention. He cites harmony and strong support, expects balloting Thursday, VP choice from any region, and limited platform contention. Wagner to confer on platform.

Byee Teenssociated Press Houston Tex Alfred E. Smith George R. van Namee van Nameee Smith van Namee Woodrow Wilson

New York Delegation Bets on Smith Nomination at Convention

In Houston the New York delegation votes ninety for Governor Smith and anticipates a quick presidential nomination. John W. Davis, arriving as a delegate, deflects prophecy while Roosevelt and Walker defer public predictions. Elizabeth Marbury signals early support from home folk as page 8 follows.

Brian Bell Associated Press Houston New York Smith John W. Davis Mr. Davis Franklin D. Roosevelt James J. Walker Frank Hague Jersey City Roosevelt Elizabeth Marbury National Committee

Building Boosts in June permit totals for town

A new two story brick business house on Francis avenue is added to June permits, bringing the month to six business houses and eight under construction. Edge’s $10,000 brick building increases year to date to about $790,000 with more large projects rumored for July.

Luther E. Edge Francis Avenue Lee Daggs F. H. Frick Francis and Eighth Street L. Johnson Aldridge Criswell East Twelfth Street Rollow West Twelfth Street

Delegates Compete For Nomination At Democratic Convention

The Democratic National Convention opens in SAM HOUSE TON Hall with Al Smith as the focal point of cheers from California delegates. A new platform committee will push a prohibition plank, while formal voting for a presidential candidate is not expected until Thursday or Friday.

al Smith Herbert Hoover California Smith

Glass production at Hazel-Atlas halted for repairs

Hazel-Atlas Glass plant in the city suspends production for about three weeks to repair a burned out bridge in the big tank. Karl Weaver, plant manager, says the delay is necessary and production is expected to resume in three weeks. Shipping continues from stored inventory as crews work day and night on repairs.

Hazel-Atlas Glass Karl Weaver

Bank of Italy VP Dr. L R Sevier Dies in Los Angeles

Dr. L R Sevier vice president of the Bank of Italy died at a Los Angeles hospital late last night after a brief illness. Public notices and bank officials confirmed the death. He was a senior executive at the bank and a prominent local business figure.

Los Angeles L. R. Sevier Bank of Italy

Vets Plan Fund Drive for Ponca City Homes

Members of the Norman Howard post map a program to raise 2540 dollars for the Child Welfare budget and billets for Ponca City homes for orphans of veterans. Robert S. Kerr W P Armstrong and Harold Constant head three committees to secure funds mainly from post members. Committees will push the drive this week and seek a city general chairman.

Norman Howard Post Post Ponca City Robert S. Kerr W. P. Armstrong Harold Constant Ada Post

Pair Thwarted In Escape From Newkirk Jail

In Blackwell Oklahoma on June 25 Art Catlin and C D Andrews ex convicts tunnelled through a brick wall at the city jail and attempted to flee but were recaptured as they broke an outside window. They face charges of automobile larceny and conspiracy with keys to a stolen sedan found on them. A third man A R Fat Drake was arrested but did not attempt escape.

Blackwell Okla Art Catlin C. D. Andrews State Penitentiary Kay County Newkirk Ned Milligan A. R Fat" Drake Catlin Andrews

Chicago Cubs Hold Pitcher Grimes In Double Header Opener

The Chicago Cubs faced the Pittsburgh Pirates in a tightly played opener of a day double header with a final score of 1 to 0 as Grimes held the Cubs to few hits and the Pirates took the early lead.

Dune Pi— Burleigh Grimes Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates

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