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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

9

Russian Cause of Bank Trouble Prompts Huge Potential Loss

Detroit banks fear nationwide impact after Justice Gordon rules Highland Park State Bank must pay $500 to Peter Moroz who tried to send money to Russia in 1917. Rubles purchased for $500 now worth $25. bank appeals to circuit court, with wider losses possible if upheld.

Associated Press Detroit Mich Arthur E. Gordon Highland Park State Bank Russia Peter Moroz

Linscheid Urges Thrift Amid Depression Talk

Dr. A Linscheid president of East Central State Normal spoke to the Ada Labor association in the district court room stressing honest labor thrift and economy as keys to weathering the depression. He warned against treating labor as a commodity and urged saving to tide workers through hard times. Judge R C Roland chaired the session with a large crowd attending and another meeting planned next week.

A. Linscheid East Central State Normal Ada Labor Association District Court Room Dr. Linscheid Linsceid Linscheid United States Pontatocc Oklahoma

City Hall Fire in Oklahoma City Causes 300000 Damage

Fire swept Oklahoma City city hall last night causing an estimated 300000 in damage. National Guard equipment in the basement valued at 150000 was a total loss. City records are safe though National Guard records were lost. The blaze began in the basement and workmen cleared wreckage as alarms sounded.

Oklahoma City National Guard B. H. Markham Second Oklahoma _Infantry Grand Avenue

Danger of colds and remedies urged

The article warns serious diseases rise from colds and prepares the body for infections like influenza pneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and measles. It urges quick relief and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a known cure for bad colds.

Rheumatism Relief with Chamberlain Liniment

Advert says Chamberlain's Liniment gives relief for rheumatism. It advises thorough massage of the affected parts twice daily and promises surprising relief from aches and pains.

Doctors’ conflicting choices spark dairy substitute concerns

A writer notes doctors flaw in health habits choosing different schools for medicines and questions a regular physician using homeopathic pills. He cites farmers and city dwellers who rely on butter substitutes impacting nutrition, especially among farm children.

Betrayed by His Leairer Alleged Bandit Caught

Muskogee Feb 26 Arthur Rolland a Claremore farmer was arrested as one of the bank robbers who aided in the Harrison Ark Peoples National Bank attack last week in which Henry Starr was fatally shot. Rolland was tracked after his wife from Vinita was tailed to a Muskogee house and he was seized as he tried to flee. Local officers would not confirm Rolland as the Starr deathbed suspect. He has a wife and two grown children.

Associated Press Muskogee Arthur Rolland Claremore Peoples National Bank aHrrison Ark Henry Starr Rolland Vinita TT Rolland Starr

Officers to arrest Rolland after report of capture

Harrison Arkansas February 26 officers said they would send for Rolland once advised of his arrest. Paul Cox departed yesterday afternoon for Sherman Texas to be at his brother Garrett Cox bedside who has taken a turn for the worse and was hospitalized there earlier.

Harrison, Ark Uppon Rolland Paul Cox Sherman Texas Garrett Cox

Mrs Annie H Cooley Praises Cough Remedy

Mrs Annie H Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut suffered a severe grip and threat of pneumonia. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy chest pains eased cough loosened and she recovered quickly praising the remedy highly.

Annie H. Cooley Middlefield Con Chamberlain

Protracted Meeting In Progress At Philemon

A series of meetings is being held at Philemon Baptist church led by Rev T H Mundine of El Reno Oklahoma with Rev A L Branch of McAlester as assistant. Last night Branch preached from Luke 15 18 on Reaching a Conclusion. The discourse was clear and persuasive and citizens show great interest. a special invitation is extended to white friends.

Philemon Baptist Church T. H. Mundine el Reno Oklo A. L. Branch McAlester

Irish Police Ambushed in Roadside Battle

In Acroom Ireland on February 25 fifty auxiliary troops were ambushed between the city and Ally Vourney by about three hundred attackers. The clash left one policeman dead and six wounded as fighting continued for two hours. Crown forces, aided by reserves and battle airplanes, withdrew after heavy losses, while the ambushers held territory.

Acroom Ireland Vourney Crown Merally

Ideal remedy for constipation Chamberlains Tablets

An advertisement touts Cham berlain's Tablets as a superior remedy for constipation. It recommends taking them immediately after supper, asserting ease of use and a mild, gentle effect.

Chamberlain

Jury Disagrees in $30,000 Damage Suit in Muskogee

A hung jury resulted in the $30,000 damage suit by Mrs. Erna Eddleman Miller against W. T. Cole and son Irvan Cole. Judge Guy Nelson dismissed the jury after sustaining a demurrer that released Mr. Cole from liability. The case stemmed from the death of Martin Miller when a street car hit an auto they were demonstrating for Mrs. N. A. Gibson.

Muskogee Erna Eddleman Miller W. T. Cole Irvan Cole Guy Nelson Martin Miller Young Cole N. A. Gibson

Prickly Ash Bitters Sold By Local Drug Coadv

Keep bowels active and digestion good with Prickly Ash Bitters. A dose during disorders keeps a man on the active list. Price 1.25 per bottle. Sold by Gwin Mays Drug Co. adv.

Gwin & Mays Drug Co Adv

Republicans' Majority 169 in Lower House

Washington dispatch reports the Republican caucus to organize the majority forces after the 169 seat majority is confirmed. Leaders worry the size could complicate control and influence officer selections and the powerful committee on committees will be named. The seniority rule is expected to govern promotions.

Will Washington Associated Press House Committee On Committees

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