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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Sir Charles Macara and the Wall Street Journal argue for recognizing cotton planters as crucial to global supply. The piece links farmer welfare to national prosperity, urges practical steps to stabilize prices and prevent supplier hardship amid two years of sacrifice.
The Kaiser’s memoirs will be released soon. Public doubt centers on its truth and bias as he seeks to shift blame to the Allies. The Kaiser is viewed as pursuing world power and historic fame, contrasted with his grandfather William I’s legacy.
East Central college reports the highest percentage increase in enrollment for the summer term among state schools. Officials say all schools gained this year, but East Central shows the strongest rise, reflecting growing interest in quality education and popular support.
Henry Ford says he might consent to be put forward as a presidential candidate if not required to campaign personally. He warns that friends can act foolishly even when aiding his cause.
Press dispatches say Wm Rockefeller died after fatigue from a trip with his brother John D to the old farm of their boyhood. Both senior in years, they recalled scenes from youth, the old swimming hole, mountains, cotton fields, and dreams of the future as memory lingers before their curtain falls.
A Pittsburg County Guardian excerpt rails at idle youth who refuse honest work, denounces lazy freeloaders, and attacks Bolshevism under Samuel Gompers. It argues against subsidies for industry while defending printed truth, and laments editor criticisms as harsher than errors.
A list of marriage licenses includes E P Patterson 24 Ada with Valma Kitchens 21 Stratford, Ector Yancy 20 Stigler with Margie Smith 18 Lula, Casper Page 21 Ada with Opal Pipkin 16 Ada, Henry Laster 24 Ada with Louise Sweet 18 Ada, Maurice Wilbanks 21 Vanessa with Lela Cartwright 18 Vanessa, Jewel Clark 21 Frisco with Esther Woodroof 18 Frisco, Madden 23 Ada with Velma Ferguson 18 Byng, and Paul Ellis 21 Stonewall with Vina McAlester 19 Stonewall.
A. L. Cochran Jr. of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Frankie Mason of Tishomingo were united in marriage at Ada's Methodist parsonage on Monday at 5 o'clock, with Rev. J. H. Ball officiating. They will reside in Oklahoma City.
The United States court grand jury indicted Eugene D. Reed alias G. Daer for attempting to blackmail Mrs. Jean P. Day of Oklahoma City. Day’s husband killed Lieut. Col. Paul Ward Beck, commandant at Ft Sill, in Oklahoma City on April 4.
Henry Lovelady says a four day debate will be held at Ahloso in July between Ben Bogardus of Arkansas and Joe Warren of Texas.
Augusta Ga June 26 A negro named Self accused of assaulting a white man was lynched today near Parksville South Carolina.
A Japanese maritime fleet totaling about three thousand merchant vessels operates under Japan’s flag. The vast fleet supports trade and wartime logistics, reflecting Japan’s seafaring capacity and economic reach.
Forged currency was unearthed in France after being buried for weeks to appear used and dirty. The document lists several public office candidates and officials including State Treasurer A S F Shaw, State Legislature Ww O Pratt and F H McKeel, County Superintendent F E Gray A Floyd and A Watson, Sheriff Joe E Sloan and Bob Duncan with W B Walker, County Weigher John Ward and A H Simpkins with Pete Lasater, County Clerk Rit Irwin and W A Peck, County Judge B H Epperson and Tal Crawford, and County Commissioner Dist No 2 Charley Las I R Gilmore L D Brandon.
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