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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1907

Page

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Oklahoma constitutional convention to reconvene in Guthrie

Telegrams were sent to twenty absentees for attendance Monday and Tuesday as the convention plans to pass remaining provisions and adjourn sine die. A recess may follow while seven final drafts are prepared, likely over about two weeks.

Guthrie Constitutional Convention Murray Williams Durant Oklahoma Missouri Insurance Committee Vention

Patton Announces Candidacy for Oklahoma Supreme Court Clerk

E C Patton journal clerk of the constitutional convention seeks the Democratic nomination for clerk of the Oklahoma supreme court. Former owner editor of the Tishomingo News and partner editor of The News Ada, he emphasizes legal knowledge editorial instinct and clerical skill as core qualifications.

E. C. Patton Oklahoma Supreme Court Patton Tishomingo I. T.) News Douglas H. Johnston Chickasaw Nation Ada The News Supreme Court

Rocky Mountain Tea Saves Man From Hanging

In a humorous aside, the saying that Rocky Mountain Tea kept a man from being hung is noted by G. M. Ramsey. The quip mocks remedies for bad breath and frontier temperance era cures.

G. M. Ramsey

Commissioners named to negotiate coal land for new state

Guthrie Oklahoma March 11 Present Murray named the Coal and Asphalt commission to negotiate with the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes for twenty mineral deposits in Indian Territory The five members include T H Leahy James J Chambers A H Ellis J B Tosh and J J Curl The panel will advise the first state administration on purchases for the new state school fund valued at ten to twenty million dollars.

Guthrie Okla Murray Coal and Asphalt Commission Indian Territory T. H. Leahy Pawhuska James J. Chambers Atoka I. T A. H. Ellis Orlando J. B. Tosh Hobart J. J. Curl Barnesville Leahy Chambers Tosh Ellis Curl Oklahoma

Ada selects public servants in Democratic city primary

By 8 30 Tuesday night the vote count closed and Ada's public officers were chosen. C O Barton mayor R C Couch marshal Jesse Warren recorder Thomas P Holt attorney S W Hill treasurer E S Collins street commissioner J T Conn M D Timberlake aldermen wards 1 2 3 4 Chambless Markham Deaton Sutton Lee Kerr. Jubilation followed with demonstrations and sidewalk chatter over how it was done. No sore spots reported despite the contest.

Ada C. O. Barton R. C. Couch Jesse Warren Thomas P. Holt S. W. Hill E. S. Collins J. T. Conn M. D. Timberlake T. J. Chambless W. H. Markham Eif FE Stafford Sopot Seeee Seers Etter Ee Perens Eceesan SS Srser Bailey Peeters Eee Wes Accoo Recorder Warren Lowden Eeesees Cans Timberlake Spcoppsocehorces SH Alexander Chambless

White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Family Health

Advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a universal worm medicine and a permanent household fixture. It claims the remedy ensures sunshine in the home and is essential for mothers with children, sold by G. M. Ramsey.

G. M. Ramsey

Oklahoma Legislature OKs Apportionment With 105 House Seats

Guthrie Oklahoma March 13. The apportionment bill creating 105 House members and 33 Senators drew 12 negative votes of 83 on final passage. Republicans opposed fairness of population representation. The convention debated extending suffrage to women in school district matters and Indian tribes with conditions. Other items include pensioning of disabled firemen, a $25 entry fee for foreign livestock insurers, and shifting duties to the Chief Mine Inspector. The flash test for kerosene remains 115 degrees.

Guthrie House Senate Oklahoma Murray Army Navy LaFlore County Talahina Poteau

Memorial meeting marks 140th birth anniversary of Andrew Jackson

In Memory of Old Hickory Oklahoma City March 13 A meeting next Friday will attract a large territorial delegation to observe the 140th anniversary of Andrew Jackson and form a permanent group to celebrate the birthdays of other prominent Americans.

Oklahoma City Andrew Jackson

Choicest Ada District Homes Open for Builders

The Ada district offers prime home sites with strong inducements for builders. View lots anytime through the O B Weaver Agency and R O Wheeler, marking Ada’s premier residential opportunity.

Ada O. B. Weaver Agency R. O. Wheeler Mer

Convention delays adjournment as Oklahoma constitution progress stalls

Guthrie Oklahoma March 13 unexpected opposition to county boundaries and public institutions reports interrupts the convention plans. Majority abandons today adjournment and fears the week will be required to finish the constitution making with some predicting Saturday night as an incomplete task.

Guthrie Committee On Committee On Public Institutions and

Bridegroom Tries to Outwit in Secret Tulsa Marriage

David R. Christie of Tulsa visits and procures a marriage license for Otis A. Fish, 47, and Beatrice Gammill, 25, both of Wetumka. Reports say Fish’s friends plan to kidnap him after the wedding, prompting hopes for a private ceremony here to avoid the plot.

David R. Christie Tulsa Otis A. Fish Beatrice Gammill Wetumka Fish

Oklahoma Convention Adopts Prohibition Submission and State Office Plan

Guthrie March 12 The convention approved submitting the prohibition question to a state vote by 69 to 13 as of now and set terms for executive offices beginning with statehood. Officials will succeed each other from admission day with terms expiring January 1911 and minimum age 30. The capitol site debate centered on Guthrie with a plan to relocate later and three more normal schools to Indian Territory.

Legal Committee Woods Woodward Alfalfa Blaine Major Oklahoma County Canadian Kingfisher Wagoner County Greer County Public Buildings Committee Guthrie Indian Territory Executive Department Territories Public Buildings Congress Haskell Williams Durant Oklahoma

Afraid Dam May Burst Near Ada Waterworks

J. S. Buck, a farmer two miles below the Ada waterworks site, warned of possible dam failure resembling Johnstown. He urged a stronger dam, while The News editor sought to calm fears, noting expert opinion and city engineers have aimed for modern safety.

J. S. Buck Ada Johnstown Vigorou Buck

Relics of Poe Spoon and Ada Card Case Unearthed

The reporter views two J G French family treasures from St Louis. A dessert spoon once used by Edgar Allan Poe while a guest at Nor folk Virginia hotel owner father preserved it with a P engraving and a hundred dollar bid. A tortoise shell pearl inlaid card case belonged to Mr French’s grandmother Ada and has 125 years in the family.

J. G. French St. Louis Edgar Allen Poe Mr. French Norfolk Poe

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Beauty Benefits

An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cosmetic aid to reduce wrinkles. It claims the tea “does the business” and offers 36 cent tea or tables under G. M. Ramsey.

Hollister G. M. Ramsey

Back to the Bars for Ord Attempt to Kill the Charge

Ord Rich, recently acquitted of rape, is jailed again after an alleged Monday night assault with Dan Crooks. Crooks suffered a head wound. Rich was found with a concealed slingshot. Rich held for grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to kill, bond set at $2000.

Ord Rich Dan Crooks Dan Rich Ardmore

State Democratic committee urges June primary in Guthrie

The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Guthrie and recommended to the general committee that a primary election be ordered for the first Saturday in June June 1. The action outlines the plan for selecting party nominees in the new state.

Guthrie, Ok State Democratic Executive Committee

Frisco Expands Land at Francis with New Side Tracks

Frisco reports acquisition of additional land at Francis and plans extensive side track construction. No clear indication of plans to move the shops to Ada.

Frisco Francis Ada

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