Prehistoric Deinodon Skeleton Installed at American Museum
The 60 million year old deinodon skeleton, known as the terrible tooth, is set up in Dinosaur Hall at the American Museum of Natural History. Dr. W. D. Matthew notes it suggests ancient predators rivaled only by today's lions in power while Charles H. Sternberg's Alberta find dates back to three years ago.
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Associated Press
New York
Dinosaur Hall
American Museum of Natural History
W. D. Matthew
Museum
Department of Vertebrate Paleontology
Charles H. Sternberg
Red Deer River
Alberta
Man Bound Over on Larceny Charge in County Court
Dan Kennedy of the Fitzhugh community faced a Saturday preliminary trial before Justice Brown on larceny of livestock. He allegedly stole a hog from Thomas and was bound over to district court under a $1,000 bond. Kennedy was represented by Robert Wimbish. County Attorney Waldington prosecuted.
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Dan Kennedy
Fitzhugh
Justice Brown
Thomas
Kennedy
Robert Wimbish
Wadlington
McAdoo Proposes Large Tax Reduction and Debt Plan
Washington report outlines former Treasury Secretary McAdoo urging a $1 billion annual reduction in federal taxes for two years. He suggests postponing a 1 percent sinking fund for war debt retirement, funding Europe’s interest later, and boosting long term bond issuance to ease the tax burden. He also notes potential $500 million annual income when Europe can pay interest.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Europe
Freight Depot Planned for Ada by Frisco
Frisco plans a substantial freight depot in Ada as its first post restoration private rail improvement. Blueprints show a brick building on the Broadway to Townsend block, likely finished soon and modeled after Tulsa’s depot. Frisco also weighs moving the Red River division superintendent offices to Ada, which could add about twenty five families and boost local commerce. HERBINE advertised as a laxative and bowel regulator is offered by Bart Smith.
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Frisco
Ada
Broadway
Townsend
Tulsa
Red River
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats Move to Frisco Without Wilson
Washington March 4 One year from today President Woodrow Wilson will leave the White House and resume private life He will not seek a third term but the Democratic party will move on to San Francisco for the nomination process Candidates mentioned include McAdoo Hoover and Palmer with the White House keeping a hands off approach until the June convention The piece notes a belief he hopes a third term in spirit but not in fact and discusses the Versailles treaty impact on the campaign Also mentions Palmer's announced candidacy and a note on a church revival led by Rev Sam Jones and Worms remedy ad.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Democratic Party
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
A. Mitchell Palmer
Conention
Palmer
Wilson
Prehistoric New Mexico Irrigation Revealed by Old Ditches
The Associated Press reports H F Robinson states Pueblo Indians built 21 miles of ditches in New Mexico and evidence of complex water systems at Gran Quivira near Albuquerque and in the Salt River valley Arizona. Ditches were hand dug with clay banks and rock blasting by heating, cracking, and removing rocks.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Southwest
H. F. Robinson
Indian Irrigation Bureau
Gran Quivira
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Robinson
Ada Oddfellows Institute Hosts Big Encampment
Ada Oddfellows Institute held an Encampment Saturday night with eighty candidates, forming Ada Encampment No. 17. Oklahoma City team of sixteen assisted, and a banquet for 107 members followed at the Christian Church praised the ladies for a splendid spread.
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Ada Oddfellowship
Ada Encampment No
C. M. Chauncey
N. R. Corkum
L. L. Lewis
Oklahoma City
Christian Church
Number 40 for the Blood promoted by Indiana healer
A Newburgh Indiana testimonial from April 17 1919 reports Frank Stacer cured of rheumatism after using six bottles of Number 40 for the Blood. The ad claims the remedy eliminates morbid humors and treats glandular issues liver and spleen concerns and skin eruptions while boosting bile flow. Produced by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana and sold by Gwin Mays Drug Co.
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Indiana
Frank Stacer
Newburgh
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Gwin . Mays Drug Co
Ada Candidates File As Filing Time Closes
Eight candidates for Ada city offices are listed by the election board. The mayoral contest centers on Kitchens. a triangular race for commissioner of ac whe is joined by Mrs. Orville Snead and Milton Garner, with Snead the first woman to announce. P. H. Deal faces W. S. Smith for commissioner of public works. T. P. Holt, L. Warr, and W. L. Whitaker run for school board seats in wards 2 and 3 and the surrounding area, with B. M. Bobbitt slated for school board treasurer.
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Ada
Kitchens
Speeie Ieee
B M. Bobbitt
Farmer’s Barn Fire Near Ada Supposed incendiary causes loss
The barn of G. W. Golightly five miles southeast of Ada burned last night at about 11 o’clock. It belonged to Toby and stored 80 bushels of corn 35 bales of hay and a $50 harness set. A missing corn issue and a locked door are noted with no clue to the arsonist.
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G. W. Golightly
Ada
Toby
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