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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1908

Page

4

Thaw Trial Focus Shifts to Mrs Thaw Testimony

On the eve of Harry K Thaw's second trial Judge Dowling weighs allowing Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to testify. Jerome May seek to bar her testimony arguing its relevance to Thaw’s state of mind and the defense faces earlier rulings on admissibility. Police in New York report rising rent riots as incidents draw attention.

Jerome Evelyn Thaw New York Harry K. Thaw Victor Dowling The Supreme Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Tsting Jerome As East Side Catholic Church In America

Hickapoo Land Cases To Be Heard This Term

Guthrie Oklahoma January 6 Judge Cotteral convened district and federal courts. Grand jury meets January 20 and petit jury January 27. Kickapoo land cases to be taken up this term along with murder and bank failure cases. Osage reservation murders among those docketed. Witnesses in Osage lynching case excused to appear February 23.

Guthrie Okla Cotteral

Starrett Trial Deepens as Cahoon Testimony Emerges

Buck Cahoon testifies Starrett fired the fatal shot that killed Cahoon’s brother and notes a tree line shooter. he says his brother had no gun when shot. The crowd fills the courtroom as defense and state contend with witness credibility and prior disputes between the men. The Kansas City Journal weighs in on banking taxes and deposit losses across history.

Ben Starrett Deense Buck Cahoon Starrett Sarrett Cahoon Bob Hatcher J W.bolen

Fight over Kentucky and Tennessee Babacco growers and trust

Roosevelt condemns Admiral Brownson for resigning and Sternly rebukes naval officers who exploited controversies about construction and training. Record of progress in the South and a review of the past year in the Trades issue. Aldrich plans to place the currency bill before the Senate this week or next and asks for Senate right of way in the House. Financial improvement and renewed confidence as the Senate and House resume sittings today.

Kentucky Tennessee Roosevelt Brownson South Aldrich Senate House

Pontotoc Teachers Set Meeting in Ada Saturday

The Pontotoc County Teachers Association will convene in Ada on Saturday January 11 with all county teachers urged to attend.

Teachers‘ Association Pontotoc County Teachers’ Association Ada

Barber shop moves consolidate four chairs into new venue

Pud Kaiser relocates Big Barber Shop from Lancaster joint room to High and Litzman place. The two shops are now consolidated into a single location with four chairs, claiming to be as large as the town's largest barber shop.

Pud Kaiser Lancaster Joint Room High and Litzman Place

Marriage Licenses Issued in County Judge's Office

The county judge's office issued marriage licenses since Thursday to George Chapman and Ethel Hill. Jessé Chaffin and Lillie Noel. Carl C. Standard and Mattie Smith. Gus Johnson and Bersie Davis. John Neal and Maggie Wheeler.

George Chapman Ethel Hill Jessé Chaffin Lillie Noel Carl C. Standard Mattie Smith Gus Johnson Bersie Davis John Neal Maggie Wheeler

Guaranteed Deposits Spark Banking Debate In Oklahoma

The discussion centers on state guarantees for bank deposits and a recent Oklahoma law adopting this principle. Bankers diverge on its wisdom, perplexing depositors who look to finance experts for a consensus. The issue traces back to objections raised more than a decade ago by Charles Troller of the currency.

United States Kansas City Journal Oklahoma Charles Troller

Federal Court Orders Transfer of Kickapoo Allotment Cases

Judge W N Maben in Fottawatomie County directs transfer to federal court of civil Kickapoo land cases from Guthrie Oklahoma. Principal defendants include W J Chapman Cash Cade J Benson W W Ives L C Grimes and other Shawnee citizens. Government seeks injunction to quiet titles and re transfer to Kickapoo allottees.

Kickapoo Indian Land Freud Guthrie W. N. Maben Fottawatomie County W.J. Chapman Cash Cade J. Benson W. W. ‘Ives L. C. Grimes Shawnee

Minor Seeks Disability Removal to Sell Oklahoma Lot

Notice states T. Frank Smith a 17 year old through his father and T. J. Smith will apply after two publications to the Hon. A. T. West to remove disabilities for selling Lot Dae in Block No. 196 at Rewa town, in Oklahoma. Witnessed December 27, 1907 by his father’s attorney and next friend.

T. Frank Smith T. J. Smith Filetiti A. T District Court of Pou Toe County Oklelones Rew Okihes Nd Faud Minor Frank Smith T.J. Smith Masta Minope

Leahy Calls First Session of Segregated Coal and Asphalt Commission

Guthrie Ok Jan 2 Judge T J Leahy of Pawhuska chairman of the Segregated Coal and Asphalt Commission created by the Constitutional convention issued a call for the commission to hold its initial session in McAlester on Jan 13. The plan is to inspect segregated mineral lands in Indian Territory and assess probable coal and asphalt deposits for a report to the governor.

Congress Leahy

Bond Posted for Tom Birdwell in Goodson Murder Case

Tom Birdwell, charged with the murder of Jim Goodson, posted bond of 6000 and was released from the county jail Friday.

Tom Birdwell Jim Goodson Jai

Ada Rail Traffic Pulls Switch Engine to Ada Yard

Business in Ada grows with the Frisco railway required to keep a switch engine at Ada from ten to fifteen hours daily to manage the high volume of yard work. Few Oklahoma towns lack a railroad division with enough business to justify full time engine use.

Ada Frisco Railway Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma resumes classes after fire disruption

Norman Oklahoma January 6 Classes reopen at 8 this morning after a two week holiday. The first semester will focus on review and examinations. To continue, classes moved from Administration Hall which burned two weeks ago to the girls gym and assembly halls.

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma

Grace Period Granted for Insurance Refiles in Oklahoma

The State Insurance Commission announces that permits of all insurance companies expired with 1907 but a state period is granted to refile. Fraternal companies have until February 1 and all others until March 3.

Guthrie State Insurance Commission

Opinion on Basis for Fixing County Officials Salaries

Attorney General's opinion from Guthrie Oklahoma discusses salary bases using census data, applying to two-year periods under state law. It notes counties and Indian territory figures, outlines what should be counted, and mentions census- taken government costs and restrictions on accepting free transportation for county officials.

Guthrie Seine Sarance Company Rai

Unclear OCR Note Skim Of Local Incorporation Forms

Fragmentary OCR indicates discussion of annual rules and percentages, mentions Nov 16 statehood day, and references corporations commissions issued by a department. Details are garbled and names or places are not recoverable.

A Guthele T. A

Cross to Commence Duties as Oklahoma Secretary of State

Guthrie Ok Jan 3 Bill Cross secretary of state who fell ill before inauguration will begin duties Jan 6. He will be given a reception at the Zone by the press gang and his attaches.

City of First Class Backed by Mayor and Council

Mayor Barton endorses Ada as a city of the first class with council support mass meeting Saturday night unanimously recommending it and a governor proclamation expected next week.

Barton Ada

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