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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

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Texas Senate Expels Senator Thomas in Gambit Row

The Texas State Senate expelled Senator H Bascom Thomas of Hopkins County by a vote of 21 to 8. The action followed his press statement accusing the body of graft and corruption amid a probe into anti lobby law violations and alleged gambling by senators with lobbyists.

Austin Tex Texas State Senate H. Bascom Thomas Hopkins County Senate Thomas Cofer Jake Wolters Houston Wolters

Bryan criticizes cabinet in Commoner magazine

In Lincoln on March 11 W J Bryan argues the new cabinet is trust connected and not reformist saying no progressive elements remain in the Republican ranks. He questions if the president will attack trusts and notes church vacancies in Ada due to a resignation.

Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Bryan Republican Party Cleveland

Roosevelt Begins Preps for Roosevelt Smithsonian Expedition

Former President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt left Sagamore Hill for an Episcopal church service then walked home. He will begin preparations for the Roosevelt Smithsonian expedition, with packing and business matters, a week of duties, visits to Hoboken, a Sagamore Hill family reunion, and daily outdoor exercise.

Oyster Bay Roosevelt Hoboken Naples Sagamore Hill York Smithsonian Mr. Roosevelt Kermit Mrs. Roosevelt Miss Ethel

Government Judicial Appointments In Taft Era

Washington March 16. Taft seeks twelve federal judges amid vacancies including in Alaska Hawaii Oregon Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. Sought are four year and six year terms with site appointments. several confirmations were previously held up. Roosevelt expedition plans and family reunions feature alongside politics.

Washington Taft Territories Senate Milton D. Purdy Minnesota Hundley Alabama Sewall North Carolina Ohio Alaska Hawaii New Mexico Oregon Pennsylvania New York

Normal contest honors and marching home

The article praises many names including W. G. Broadfood Big Reed John Beard Tom McKeown Jim Bolen C Chauncey Dr Ligon Eli Hardin and others who stayed home or traveled to Guthrie. Col Tom Hope leads a victorious chorus as the group returns with pride, symbolizing the completion of the session.

Guthrie W. G. Broadfood Big Reed John Beard Tom McKeown Jim Bolen C. Chauncey Dr. Ligon Eli Hardin Col Tom Hope Twelve Apostles

Taft calls for immediate tariff revision in extra session

Washington March 16 Taft urges Congress to revise the Dingley tariff Act to reflect changed production and business conditions. He cites insufficient revenue and predicts a fiscal year deficit exceeding hundred million dollars by July first, urging swift action. The session opens with renewed decorum and Republican support for tariff reform.

Washington Taft Congress Senate House William H. Taft

Charge to Carmack jury contains 30000 words

Nashville March 16. The Cooper Sharp trial for the killing of ex Senator E W Carmack was delayed as Judge Short could not finish the jury charge. The 30 000 word instruction covers the case theories and legal guidance and will be read to jurors around noon after transcription and review.

Nashville Tenn Cooper-Sharp E. W. Carmack Tennessee McCain Hart

Morris Sheppard denies Senate and governor candidacy

Washington reports Representative Morris Sheppard dismisses rumors of a bid against Bailey for the U S Senate and clarifies he will seek reelection. He also refutes claims about Lightfoot’s Woodmen of the World election having political ties. He urges tariff revision and an extraordinary session. The Senate read President Taft’s tariff message as business.

Washington Morris Sheppard Dallas News Houston United States Senate Bailey

State Land Department to Auction Oklahoma School Lands

Secretary Cassidy of the State School Land department plans a statewide land sale under a new act taking effect June 10. The department will advertise in multiple journals and publish a descriptive pamphlet, with 1,622,633 acres of school and public building land to be offered, much of it currently leased.

Guthrie Cassidy State School Land Department School Land Department Oklahoma

Murray to Speak on The Five Civilized Tribes in Cherokee

Hon. William H. Murray of Tishomingo and former president of the constitutional convention will lecture in April in Cherokee on The Five Civilized Tribes. The talk supports Cherokee High School as Murray, long familiar with Indian history, shares insights from his life among the tribes.

Cherokee, Ok William H. Murray Tishomingo Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee High School Murray

Judge Williams Honored by Ada and Durant Friends

A tribute to Bob Williams justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court with praise from Ada and Durant associates. The message emphasizes his steadfast support for colleagues and his steadfast integrity.

Bob Williams Oklahoma Supreme Court Steel Ada Durant

Italian Worker Loses Foot in Frisco Train Accident

An Italian laborer attempting to board a Frisco work train in South Ada fell from the car at about 4 30 pm. The wheels passed over his foot, mangling it severely and necessitating amputation. He was taken to Drs Browall Fausts office for treatment.

E. A. Hill Muskogee Hanson Murphysboro Ramsey Court House Gibson Station Katy Kansas Illinois Haskell Illnois Hill Smith Grant Hamlin Sherif Hanson Sherif Glico K. Wark South Ada Drs. Browall & Faust

Three Million Gas Finder Brings 800-Foot Profit Near Morris

Three Million Glasser of Glasser Okmulgee and partners Wood McDowell Jackson and Newman all of this city drilled to a depth of 800 feet and struck a three million gas well 22 12 14 miles east of Morris.

Okmulgee Wood McDowell Jackson Newman Morris

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