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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

8

House Passes Webb Bill Over Veto

The House voted 244 to 95 to override President Taft and pass the Webb bill prohibiting shipment of intoxicating liquors into dry states. The Senate had already overridden, making the measure law despite the president’s constitutional objections and Attorney General Wickersham’s opinion.

HOUSE Webb Washington Taft Senate Congress Rainey River Roosevelt Wickersham Representative Clayton Judiciary Committee Representative Webb

One Year Pass Century Mark

Pridgen Beasley of Statesboro Georgia observed his 101st birthday anniversary on February 28 marking the leap year birthday quirk born February 29 1812 in Bulloch County. He served in the Everglades during the Indian War but was past active service age during the Civil War.

Statesboro Pridgen Beasley Beasley Bulloch County Everglades

Farris Impeached First Oklahoma State Official

Giles W. Farris Oklahoma's first elective state printer was found guilty by the senate on three of four impeachment articles. The vote for removal was 42 to 1 with Senator James L. Austin dissenting. Farris plans to contest the ruling in court as Governor Cruce moves to replace him.

Oklahoma City Giles W. Farris Oklahoma Senate House of Representatives James L. Austin Farris Austin House Cruce State Printing Department State Examiner Giddings Representative Wyand Anta Samuel W. Hayes Supreme Court Secretary State

Senate passes flag desecration bill to protect U S flag

Washington reports the Senate approved Senator Webb’s measure to ban placing any word figure mark or design on U S flags and prohibits mutilation with penalties of up to $500 fine or six months in prison. The bill aims to prevent desecration of the American flag.

Washington Senate Today Webb United States

Parcel Post to Add Collection Delivery Service

Washington reports that beginning July 1 parcel post will include a collection delivery feature. Parcels may be sent anywhere with stamps covering the due amount, up to 100 dollars, with a 10 cent fee and insured value not exceeding 50 dollars. Attorney Dan M. Pendleton of Konawa visited the city.

Washington Parcel Post Service Hitchcock Post Office Department

Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promote Health and Energy

Advertisement touts HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as a gentle safe remedy for liver stomach and bowel trouble. It claims physicians at Hot Springs Arkansas prescribe them and suggests a 25 cent box from local druggists with a week long nightly dose. Free sample offers are extended by Hot Springs Chemical Co. via Ada agents.

Hot Springs Arkansas Hot Springs Chemical Co Ark Mad-Ox Drug Co. Special Agente Ada

Former Oklahoma Editor Rising in New Jersey Circles

L. T. Russell, former Ardmore Democrat editor and Oklahoma political figure, joins New Jersey Governor Wilson’s circle. Russell wins a five year state tax board post with a $3,500 yearly salary while leading the Elizabeth Times newspaper and opposing C. H. Haskell for national Democratic Committee treasurer.

Oklahoma City L. T. Russell Ardmore Democrat Oklahoma Wilson New Jersey State Russell C. H. Haskell National Democratic Committee Elizabeth Times Doctor Wilson

House Favors State Schools Vote on Educational Appropriation

Oklahoma City Feb 27 The Oklahoma House leans toward lump funding for all state educational institutions with about 1 750 000 total in the appropriation bill A minority plan would cut several schools and reduce the total by about 500 000 A separate measure to abolish twelve state schools failed to advance and a bill to close Ada Durant and Weatherford normal schools also failed to move forward

Oklahoma Chy, Ok House Messrs. Morris and Cummings Morris Committee On Public Buildings

Prize Team Drives Offrobbers After Hold Up

Chicago February 28 A Cudahy Packing driver John Rowan and his prize team repelled two armed robbers at Colfax Avenue and Ninety Third Street When the bandits tried to seize $186 Rowan's horses bit one robber and bolted A second holdup victim Arthur Herrick had $57 stolen at the same corner two weeks earlier

Chicago Ill John Rowan Cudahy Packing Co Rowan Colfax Avenue Ninety-Third Street Arthur Herrick Cudahy

Mrs Donahue wins judgment against insurance firm for 2164

The jury in the case of Mrs John Donahue versus American National Insurance Co. awarded her 2164, nearly the full claim. Later, A M and W D Jackson sue Frisco railroad over two cattle shipments alleged to be mishandled and delayed. Friday is set for sentencing Foster and DeGino for bank vault explosion.

John Donahue American National Insurance Co A. M W. D. Jackson Frisco Railroad Foster DeGino Bank of Francis

Rival Louisiana Delegations Headed to Wilson Inauguration

Two special trains depart New Orleans carrying rival Louisiana Democrats to the Wilson inauguration. Governor Hall leads a large party while Mayor Bettman carries his followers. Hall plans to ride a horse in the inaugural parade.

New Orleans Wilson Washington Luther E. Hall Martin B. Bettman Hall

McDonald Says Bull Moosers Will Not Fuse

Alva McDonald state Progressive chairman says Oklahoma will not fuse with other parties. Tulsa meeting March 22 to feature Beveridge, McCormick, and ex Governor Stubbs. Campaign HQ in Oklahoma City to launch 1914 drive with L. G. Disney and nationwide organization plans. Jules Roche warns European war costs massive mobilization.

Tulsa Progressive Party Alva McDonald Progressive State Committee Oklahoma Albert J. Beveridge Medill McCormick Stubbs Kansas Oklahoma City L. G. Disney Muskogee National Committee Jules Roche

Family Nurtures Nut Gift Across Generations

Master Shipman Bullard receives scaley bark hickory nuts and chestnuts from his great grandmother Mrs. Cincinnati Shipman in Moore County Tennessee. Rev. W. J. Shipman values them highly as they grew on the family farm where he was raised. The great grandmother is ninety and has lived within three miles of her birthplace her entire life.

Shipman Bullard Jim Bullard Cincinnati Shipman Moore County Tennessee W. J. Shipman

Pennsylvania Railroad Declares Quarter Dividend

Philadelphia Feb 28 More stockholders than ever before on the Pennsylvan ia Railroad shared today in the distribution of its quarter dividend. Cash disbursed totaled 6 808 169 dollars among 75 492 stockholders. nearly 1 000 more than the November dividend period. Of the stockholders 36 207 are women.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad

Herbine cures constipation offered by local drug firm

Herbine claims to cure constipation and restore regular bowel movements at 50 cents sold by Ramsey Drug Co. Jurist note mentions Hon. J. P. Crawford visiting from Oklahoma City and a remark about John not being in Ada on weekdays since the legislature convened, staying at his post.

Ramsey Drug Co J. P. Crawford Oklahoma City John Ada

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Layton Pure Food Company East St. Louis, Ill Ballard Oiate Printer the Oliver Oliver Www Co. Rollow D. D Parcel Post Dan M. Pendleton Konawa Louisiana McDonald Cardui Elmer Sickler Terre Haute Ind Cardus Vinci Rexall Nyal Pontotoc Stonewall Francis Roff Gwin & Mays Drug CO Ada, Oklahoma Pratts Huber’s Sanitary Grocery Ada, Okla
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