Allen City Council Keeps Seats After Filing Fight
More than a hundred residents attended as District Judge J W Bolen ruled the filing requirement for city office certificates is directory not mandatory. Defeated candidates Cliff Yoakum and John Smith appealed, but until a higher court rules, the existing Alten city council members continue in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
J. W. Bolen
Alten
County Election Board
Cliff Yoakum
John Smith
W. B. House
John Crawford
Oreg Busby
Bolen
Crawford
Supreme Court
Stillman Out as National City Bank Chief
James A. Stillman resigns as president of National City Bank and is replaced by Charles E. Mitchell, after board meetings. Stillman’s divorce scandal has drawn wide attention and the bank directors had previously declined his resignation.
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J. A. Stillman
Divorce Scandal Fame
New York
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Company
Stillman
Bank Board of Directors
Oklahoma Observes Patriotism Day Across State
Oklahoma today celebrated patriotism with parades and gatherings after Governor Robertson urged a state day of pledge and fealty to the United States. In Oklahoma City a large parade started at 11 with a basket dinner at noon and speeches by Ed Vaught, Senator Luther Harrison, S. H. Harkett, and General Roy Hoffman.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Robertson
United States
Ed Vaught
Luther Harrison
S. H. Harkett
Roy Hoffman
Civil War Veterans Honor Confederate Memorial Service
Civil war veterans from the William L. Byrd post join American Legion members at a memorial service in the First Baptist Church. Hon. Tom D. McKeown recalled Lincoln era debates and urged pride in Confederate memory amid reflections on loss and aging veterans.
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America
First Baptist Church
William L. Byrd Confederate Veteran Post
American Legion Post
Christian Church
Clyde Calhoun Morris
Tom D. McKeown
United States Congress
McKeown
Lincoln
House of Representatives
South
Manases
Albert Sidney Johnson
Bedford Forrest
Joe Johnson
Joe Wheeler
Tennessee
Texas
Old Jackson
Boys In
Jeb Stewart
Yellow Tavern
Mosby
Pat Cleburne
Frankfort
Pickett
Fairwell
Lee
Local Store Owners Buy West Main Property
Ben and Sam Scheinberg, owners of the Model store, closed a deal to purchase the building at 111 West Main Street now occupied by Jackson & Bond Furniture Company. The price was substantial and the acquisition is described as an investment in Ada’s growth with no new business venture planned. Constant & Cowling handled the real estate transaction.
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Ada
Ben
Sam Scheinberg
Jackson & Bond Furniture Company
West Main Street
Constant & Cowling
Tribute to Hub the Boston terrier in a presidential era
The Kansas City Star recalls Warren G. Harding as editor of the Marion Daily Star and a beloved Boston terrier named Hub. The obituary details Hub's loyalty, gentleness, and guardian role, noting his sickness and devotion to his mistresses and home. The piece reflects on canine love as a noble human mirror.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
George van Fleet
the Star
Washington
Hub
White House
Edgewood
Register
Boston
Star Office
Ndt
Ada Legion bats down Atoka in 27 to 1 rout
Ada American Legion belted Atoka 27 to 1 in a one sided contest. Ben Rutledge hit Ada a first inning homer and Williams pitched five strong innings. Zip West struggled as Atoka managed only one hit through six, then added a late run in the seventh and eighth.
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Atokan
Ben Rutledge
Ada American Legion
Ada
Young Williams
Sparks
Atokaites
Zip West
Zip
Atoka
Wewoka
Waner
Kidd
Fain
Rutledge
West
Oliver
MacMillan
New Millinery Store Opens at Burk's Style Shop
Mrs E E Whatley of Electra Texas will open a modern millinery shop in Burk's Style shop. She will stock the latest ladies hats and invites all ladies and girls of the city to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk’s Style Shop
E. E. Whatley
Electra
Texas
Whatley
Townley Plan Aims for 20 Kansas Addresses
H. C. Schumaker, acting for A. G. Townley, leader of the Non Partisan League, arrived in Salina to organize a tour of 20 speeches across Kansas. The first talk is set for Salina next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. League
Kansas
Salina
Kan
H. C. Schumaker
A. G. Townley
League
Townley
Herbine touted as a remedy for bad breath and low mood
An advertisement claims Herbine improves breath, appetite, and mood, calling it a great system purifier. It promises relief after one or two doses and lists a price of 60 cents, offered by Hensler Story.
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Hensler
Story
Adv
Premier Hears Hughes Note
London news reports Premier Bri and heard the text of the note from Secretary Hughes to Germany. The note presents America's definite and adequate proposals to the allied government and Bri was greatly pleased with the note at breakfast.
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Hughes
London
Briand
Germany
America
Resolution from Vanoss Lodge vows strict law obedience
The Freemasons of Vanoss Lodge No. 271 Oklahoma declare it the duty of every Mason to enforce law, abstain from drinking and gambling venues, and uphold morality in tribute to late Brother P. Nebhut killed in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Vanoss
Oklahoma
Nebhut
Man in Oklahoma shoots man in self defense
Frank McClintock of Roff surrendered after a fatal shooting of George Martin during a 9 to 10 pm incident. Martin died at a hospital from four bullet wounds. McClintock, 30, is jailed as investigators probe motive and potential charges.
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Frank McClintock
Roff
George Martin
McClintock
Martin
Ambassador Shidehara Urges Calm US Japan Ties
Japanese ambassador Baron Shidehara told the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce that differences with the United States require adjustment but do not justify fear or pessimism. He emphasized diplomacy and mutual concession as the path to settlement and denied Japan seeks emigration to the U.S. or intends increasing emigrant flows.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Japan
Baron Shidehara
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Ocean
Nine Lives Lost In Fire On Japanese Vessel
A Japanese steamship Tokyo Maru burned off Cape Mears Oregon with nine believed dead and eight crewmen died after being rescued by the US Army transport Buford. The figures come from wireless dispatches received today via San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Masch
Cape Mears
Oregon
United States
Buford
San Francisco
Tokyo
Hale Halsell Coming to Ada Expands Wholesale Grocering
Hale Halsell Co. executives Tom Hale and J C Meaders announce purchase of a 100 by 240 foot lot from Katy railroad near East Main Ada and plan to start one of the state's largest wholesale grocery houses. The Ada store joins existing facilities in McAlester Muskogee Durant Hugo Tulsa Coalgate Holdenville. Meaders, a former Ada resident, is welcomed back. The Maine blue sky law issue is noted as a regulatory observation.
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Tom Hale
J. C. Meaders
Hale-Halsell Co
Katy Railroad
East Main
Hale-Halsell
Ada
Hale
Katy
Hale-Halsell Company
Southwest
McAlester
Muskogee
Durant
Hugo
Tulsa
Coalgate
Holdenville
Four Cases to Be Tried This Term in District Court
From Monday's Daily four cases will be tried at this term of district court. State versus B. F. Marshall murder and state versus Walter B Winters assault with intent to kill along with state versus H Murphy and H C Stouffer grand larceny were announced by District Judge J W Bolen. Only $300 funds allow immediate cases. others are continued and defendants released. Marshall murder trial set for Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. and jury selection to proceed if no venue change. Arthur Reeves pleaded guilty to burglary and received a two year penitentiary sentence.
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B. F. Marshall
Walter B. Winters
H. Murphy
H. C. Stouffer
J. W. Bolen
Arthur Reeves
State Penitentiary
Katy Men Plan to Foster Ada Oil Field Growth
Jack Little of Oklahoma City and A. Bryant of Parsons Kansas toured the Katy right of way within Ada city limits. They visited the Carter Nance Laselle well 12 miles NW of Ada where a large oil strike occurred two weeks ago. They praised Ada as a future oil center and said Katy will support Ada's growth. Changes to the Katy roadbed and train service between Oklahoma City and Atoka are planned for summer, likely boosting local business.
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Jack Little
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A. Bryant
Parsons
Kansas
Katy
Carter-Nance-Laselle
Ada
Little
Atoka
Resolutions Honor Ada Church Member Mrs Alderson
At a meeting in Ada Oklahoma the Junior Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church adopted resolutions mourning Mrs Paul E Alderson and praising her unselfish life They sent copies to her husband and parents and filed copies with Ada Evening News and the society records. April 26 1921. Eleven horses found murdered in Oklahoma City pasture near G W Long with throats slit and a mysterious maniac suspected. Detective Hubatka leads the case and authorities consider blood serum experiments or a bloodthirsty killer. Rewards and bloodhounds discussed as the death pasture crimes continue since June with losses around 3000 dollars.
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Presbyterian Church of
Ada
Oklahoma
Paul E. Alderson
W. W. Sledge
Ada Evening News
Society
Oklahoma City
John Hubatka
G. W. Long
W. J. Henry
Henry
Hubatka
Forrest Hughes
Thief Who Stole Berlin Park Statue Ought to Return It
An art note observes that the thief who recently stole a statue from a Berlin park should be compelled to return the artwork. The remark frames the theft as a matter of rightful restitution and public interest.
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Berlin
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