Booze and Bootleggers Stir Ada City Sermon Warning
Reverend R C Taylor of the First Mes ssedist church denounces bootleggers after Ada police officer Gus Nebhut is murdered amid a booze feud. He urges citizens to support law enforcement and reject illegal alcohol and its crimes. He questions responsibility of buyers and enforcers alike in the tragedy.
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R. C. Taylor
Gus Nebhut
Ada
Joffneen
Ione
Oklahoma
Pussyfoot
England
America
Brother Taylor
Hattiells
Kiany
Beoore
Beazers
Beozere
Gus Nebhui
Cas
Commonwealth
Bolshevik grip slips as Kronstadt news emerges
Stockholm dispatches report confusion in Soviet lines as Kronstadt garrison reportedly relies on American Red Cross aid for sustenance. Interview with a Kronstadt arrival describes leadership as laborer dominated and streets of Petrograd heavily patrolled by troops. Bolshevik reliability cited as waning.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Finland
Esthenia
Kronstadt
Red Cross
Petrograd
Nervy criminal silent about past in Ada jail scene
Nervy criminal known as Dr. F. Marshall alias Ben Benson sits silent as officers reveal lifelong ties to illicit liquor transport. Wounds heal as his preliminary hearing is planned for April under Judge Coffman. Mollie Trammell remains in custody on liquor transport charges.
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F. Marshall
Ben Benson
Gus Nebhul
Oklahoma City
Spinx
Jas
Cirl
John L. Coffman
Holdenville
Mollie Trammell
Marshall
Ada
Attorny Wadlington
Oklahoma Crop Report Warns of Green Bug Threat and Stable Land Values
The Oklahoma cooperative crop reporting service notes good growing conditions for wheat oats barley and rye amid ample soil moisture and mild weather but warns of another green bug outbreak spreading from Wishita to Garfield Ottawa and across the south and central regions. It cites substantial corn still on farms and high merchantable quality and pins minor land value changes to a flat trend over the year.
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Oklahoma Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
United States Department of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
Wishita County
Garfield County
Ottawa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Minnesota
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
PTVE
Ada Good Roads Club Endorses Bond Fund and Bridge Plan
Saturday's Ada Good Roads meeting chaired by N B Stall and secretary W M Emanuel drew representation from Allen Rotf and Fitzhugh while Ada members planned to stay away. The group discussed highway funding, denied misstatements about bond costs, and endorsed the South Broadway to Lords Mill road project plus a Pontotoc McClain connection with a 50 percent reimbursement plan. A three mile Allen area stretch near the National highway was slated for work with Papototamie support conditional on Pontotoc county effort. A Good Roads Day set for March 24 will urge business leaders to close 1 to 3 pm to hear road progress announcements and provide transportation to the Normal for the event.
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Med
N. B. Stall
W. M. Emanuel
Allen
Rotf
Fitzhugh
Ada
George
Orel Busby
J. I. Langhlin
E. V. Estill
Estill
Bolen
South Broadway
Byrds Mill Road
Byong Bridge
Busby
Laughlin
Judge Busby
Lords Mill Road
Pott County
Pontotoc County
McClain County
Pontoteccoin
Rose
McAlester
Asher
Hughes County
Poniotoe County
Magnes County
Ecrossine
Calvin
Coed Road Club
Stall
Commissioner Brumley
Brumley
Joe Cole
Roach
Wm. Emanuel
Ahloso Teams Defeat Lovelady. Scores Reported
The Ahloso boys and girls basketball teams beat Lovelady last Friday. Girls 4 to 0, boys 20 to 2. Lovelady to visit Ahloso Friday. The rain delayed the singing school, now set for Tuesday. Rev. Templeman of Vaness preached three sermons to a large crowd Saturday and Sunday. Lynette Cofflett, Reporter.
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Ahloso
Lovelady
Templeman
Vaness
New York Central Men Reject Wage Cut
March 15 nearly seventy thousand skilled and unskilled workers of the New York Central railroad reject wage cuts proposed by the company. All except big four brotherhood members oppose the plan, and workers urged readers to turn to the want ad page.
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Associated Press
NEW York
New York Central Railroad
Big Four’ Brotherhood Today
Earth Shock Reported Across Danville Area
Danville Illinois March 14 a very heavy earth shock occurred about 6 30 am with reports from radii of at least fifty miles. Houses rocked on their foundations no damage reported yet. Sheriff Duncan notes stone houses may be more vulnerable.
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Danville
Ill
Advertisement for Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain relief
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism. It recommends thorough massage of affected parts twice daily and promises surprising relief from ache and pain.
Health Magic for Children and Adults with Golden Medical Discovery
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood builder for both children and adults. It claims it reddens blood and improves health and invites readers to buy from a local drugstore or request a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Hove
Buffalo
N. Y
Pretty Face Spoiled by Pimples Warns of Blood Disease
Advertisement urges readers to treat skin pimples and eruptions as blood related. It claims local remedies fail and promotes S S S with a free medical history to the Medical Director at 152 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Impeachment Trial Preparations For Lt Governor Trapp
Oklahoma City in mid March 193?k. The state senate plans to set a date today for the formal impeachment hearing of Lieutenant Governor Trapp after the house filed charges. The senate will act as the impeachment court at 1:30 PM and schedule the trial.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Trapp
State Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Board of Managers
House
Ben F. Harrison
Robertson
Davidson
State Baptist Meet of Laymen in Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Baptist Laymen meet will be held in Oklahoma City on March 24 and 22, beginning at 7 30 p m on March 21. Delegates from churches across the state plan a large program and expect a large attendance with much food contributed. W C Duncan will represent the local Baptist church and deliver the message to his congregation.
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State Baptist
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist Laymen
W. C. Duncan
Rail unions press for subpoenas in national agreement hearing
In Chicago on March 14 the United States railroad labor board heard union leaders demand subpoenas for key railroad heads to testify. Frank P. Walsh said the hearing cannot proceed fairly without access to vital witnesses. The board adjourned to executive session and later scheduled four executives to appear by Wednesday morning.
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Chicago
Mar
United States Railroad Labor Board
Frank P. Walsh
Railroad Brotherhood
Walsh
Morgans
Garys
Henry Hunt
T. DeWitt Cuyler
The
Association of Railroad Executives
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
R. S. Binkers
Cuyler
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