Salvador Needs More Ready Cash for Coffee Trade
Salvador Sol, new Minister of Plenipotentiary in Washington, arrives from South America reporting an urgent need for 25 million dollars to protect the coffee crop and modernize the republic. He seeks foreign capital and large banking partners, touts pro American governance, and expresses commitment to boosting U S commercial ties while relying on the Monroe Doctrine for regional security.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Republic of Salvador
Salvador Sol
Washington
South America
Sol
Republic
United States
Salvador
Germany
Jorge Melendez
Educa’d
Il Am
France
Italy
England
Losses at three fields reveal 106 pilot fatalities
Official figures show 106 men killed at Caruthers Barron and Taliaferro fields from November 1917 to close of aerial activities, with 1,475 aviators finished and 1,000 more sent to furthers training. Major causes include tail spins and nose dives. notable deaths include Vernon Castle and General March’s son.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Western Front
Taliaferro Field
Caruthers Field
Barron Field
Vernon Castle
Peyton C. March
Robert Isett
Providence
Barrow Field
A Judicial Opinion A Literary Gem At Steedman
Senator Luther Harrison spoke for the road bond at Steedman to a sizable audience at the public school during commencement exercises. He then proceeded to Seminole and later to Wewoka and Shawnee, awaiting the Katy home tonight. The piece includes a lengthy court opinion praised as a literary gem about John Brisco’s murder case with bail set at 25,000 dollars as the defendant awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Wewoka
Shawnee
Katy
John Brisco
Joe M. Grisse
J. W. Bolen
Judge Bolen
Seminole County
High School Noth Glee Club Heads to Oklahoma Meet
Friday notes from Ada High School report the girls glee club led by Miss Ringer departing for Norman to enter the Oklahoma interscholastic meet. Also traveling are track athletes Aubrey Kerr Travis Kerr Arthur Crawford and Roland Roquemore under chaperone Charlie Rayburn. Miss Cameron with Ruth Gibson attend the state meet for dramatic reading. The English and History departments celebrate a library addition.
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Girls High School Glee Club
Ringer
Norman
Oklahoma
Travis Kerr
Arthur Crawford
Roland Roquemore
Charlie Rayburn
Miss Cameron
Ruth Gibson
Growing Hogs With Hoe Powder Claim
An Ada Oklahoma advertisement from Agnew Milling Co promotes B A Thomas Hoe Powder as a profitable additive for hogs from birth to market. It claims the powder prevents cholera removes worms and cures thumps and promises a refund if it does not work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Thomas
Agnew Milling Co
Ada
Okla
SETH DIVISION BOYS HOPE TO RETURN HOME SOON
News from Lyles Sullivan and Montie Coffey of the 36th division 142nd infantry says they will be sent home soon. Pershing spoke to their unit amid rain and indicated movement to La Mans France by April 15 with further plans uncertain.
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Lyles Sullivan
B. F. Sullivan
Montie Coffey
J. H. Strickland
Stonewall
142Nd Infantry
Pershing
la Mans
France
Lyles
Gen. Pershing
Monte Coffey
City awards sewer contract for District 7 work
City commissioners completed final formalities for the District 7 sewer project covering Belmont addition and area north of the park. Comstock & Hanson of Tulsa were the winning bidders and work will start once material is on site.
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CITY
District 7
Belmont Addition
City Park
Comstock & Hanson
Tulsa
The cultivator you will inevitably hiv.
The fragment appears garbled with scattered phrases and names. It mentions a cultivator and an unclear reference to Oliver, but lacks coherent events or verifiable details. No identifiable location, date, or outcome is present.
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Oliver
May Day at Normal Ends With Pleasant Lake Picnic
Classes dismissed before noon as students and faculty joined a lake picnic. Free fishing at the country club attracted 69 or 70 people. Boats operated with low rates, ice cream and coffee provided. Two minor accidents occurred with swift rescues.
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The
Normal
Country Club
Dewey Gilmore
Selma Bolen
Arie Crumley
Stray Black Poll Serry Seeks Owner
A stray black Poll serry about one year old is in care. No marks or brands. It came here about four months ago. Owner may claim by paying for advertisement. A. M. Adams, Sec. 10-4-5. Pon totoc county, R. 2, Box 1171. Pa 5-1-3tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Adams
Pontotoc County
R. 2
Local firm finds English market for surplus dressed rabbits
Hutchinson Kansas May 8 a local firm once contracted to supply twenty three car loads of dressed rabbits to the government found a market in England for excess stock after the contract was canceled following the armistice. On April 28 the firm shipped thirteen carloads of frozen rabbits to England, leaving about 400000 rabbits in storage at its storage house.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kan
England
Do We Our West Promote Health and Work
The piece urges readers to support their family by staying in top physical condition. It promotes Cham berlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion and claims relief with simple directions to restore ability to work.
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Chamberlain
Notice of Minor to Majority Petition in Pontotoc County
Quitman Prewett by next friend Willie Mae Prewett seeks in Pontotoc County District Court a majority rights order. The petition, dated April 23 1919 and to be filed May 10 1919, asks conferral of majority in contracts for general business.
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State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
Quitman Prewett
Willie Mae Prewett
Pontotoc County
Rockford Club Hire Highlights Three-I Minor Leagues
The Three-I circuit names John F. Castle manager outfield player for Rockford, after leading Quincy and Hannibal clubs. Mordecai Brown to helm Terre Haute, Joe Bunn to direct Bloomington, George Hughes to pilot Moline, Johnny Nee to lead Evansville, and Jimmy Hamilton for Peoria. Season opens May 5 with 120 games, Labor Day finish, umpire staff under construction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John F. Castle
Philadelphia
Rockford
Three-I
Castle
Quincy
Ilr
Hannibal
Terre Haute
Brown
Chicago Nationals
Joe Tinker
Columbus American Association
Joe Bunn
Bloomington
George Hughes
Moline
Johnny Nee
Evansville
Jimmy Hamiltton
Peoria
Das
A. R. Tearney
Warning Against Fake Salvation Army Imposters
A notional alert from Lieu Col George Wood warns sheriffs mayors and police chiefs about imposters posing as Salvation Army representatives collecting funds. The Salvation Army will fund its work via a state wide Home Service Drive and credentials should be shown to verify legitimacy.
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Salvation Army
France
George Wood
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
American Salvation Army
Texas Salvation Army
Union Gespel Salvation Army
Col. Wood
Wood
Geo. Wood
Dallas
Tex
Southwestern
Wounded soldiers to receive free ballpark admission in Chicago
Chicago leaders announce wounded soldiers and sailors will be admitted free to American League and National League ballparks this season except on weekends and holidays. President Comiskey and President Mitchell say many wounded are in Chicago area hospitals.
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Chicago
Comisky
White Sox
Mitchell
Long Terms for Bogus Hun Soldiers
Two American privates in Coblenz were court martialed and given twenty years at hard labor for desertion and related offenses after posing as German soldiers during the occupation march. They aided German deserters, helped recover stolen loot, and were captured by German police in Coblenz before American officers intervened.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Army of Occupation
Rhenish Prussia
Frederick Richman
Frank Richards
Coblesaiz
Third Army
Rhine
Walt
Funeral postponed for Kickapoo medicine man Johnny Mine
Johnny Mine also known as Mah Me Qua Che and Leigh Leaning Tree, a Kickapoo treaty negotiator who practiced in Washington, has died. His funeral is deferred for years until the estate funds gifts for the tribe, with a night dance and daybreak gift distribution planned. He leaves an $80 acre alfalfa tract in Oklahoma valued at about 10 000.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Johnny Mine
Kickapoos
Washington
M. J. Bently
Mine
Prince Albert
Johnny
Oklahoma
Liniment Relief for Rheumatism Advertised at Low Cost
An advertisement claims internal medicines for chronic and muscular rheumatism are largely unnecessary and that relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely. It emphasizes a low price of 35 cents per bottle and 60 cents for a large size, urging readers to try the topical remedy.
Public Works Bonds Filed for Districts 5 and 7
Yates and Gallacre filed a statutory bond of 28 875 35 with the District Court clerk this morning. The bond, guaranteed by Southern Surety Co. of Des Moines, covers paying and street improvements in District No. 5. Comstock and Hanson filed a bond of 27 400 to guarantee sewer construction in District No. 7, guaranteed by National Surety Co. of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works
Yates & Gallacre
Southern Surety Co
Des Moines
Comstock & Hanson
National Surety Co
New York
State health department eyes Roff for tuberculosis sanatorium
A health department representative with W B Jones and Dr W D Faust toured Roff this afternoon to assess it as a site for a state tuberculosis sanatorium. Local citizens push for the facility and offer favorable terms, while Ada residents support their neighboring town’s bid.
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State Department of Health
W. B. Jones
W. D. Faust
Roff
Ada
Ada Ice Cream Company Seeks Dissolution in Pontotoc Court
Notice by publication alerts all persons in Pontotoc County Oklahoma that Ada Ice Cream Company seeks dissolution. Court requires appearances within thirty days from first publication to show cause why dissolution should not be granted. Witness dated April 17 1919? court clerk A R Sugg. Attorneys Franklin McKeel listed.
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State of Oklahoma
Weekend trips and campus events headline Daily
Marcel McKeel and Gladys Griffith left for a weekend at Roff. Delta Overturf visits Shawnee. May Gillette travels to Byers to see an aunt. The baseball team heads to Shawnee for a Catholic game. East Central and Northwestern Normals debate for the state title next Friday with Johnnie McMinn and Quather Van Meter to represent East Central. Miss Grace Loucks spoke in chapel and plans for the Junior-Senior banquet at Harris Hotel. Training school pupils played a double header with Homer, boys won, girls lost.
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Marcel McKeel
Gladys Griffith
Roff
Delta Overturf
Shawnee
May Gillette
Byers
East Central
Northwestern Normals
Johnnie McMinn
Quather van Meter
Grace Loucks
Harris Hotel
Homer Schol
Professional Cards for Dr C A Thomas Veterinary Surgeon
Veterinary surgeon Dr C A Thomas lists office on West 12th Street with phone contact 8.
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ADA Motor Transport
West
Dk. C. A. Thomas Veterinary Surgeon Office
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SETH
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Ada, Kn
Quitman Prewitt
Willie Mae Prewitt
C .F. Green
Gwin & Mays
Sporting World
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Wis
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Johnny Dundee
State Boxing Commission
Dundee
Deroit
Frank Talcott
Yale
Jennings
Detroit Americans
Talcott
Detroit
Carter
Old Eli
Howard Drew
Nice
Drew
Prom
O. Clapp
Herschbach
Mamida Clapp
Paris
Mother
Mamie
David O. Clap
Agate Eli Iene
W. C. Rollow
Gwin & Mays Drug CO
A. R. Sugg
Iy L. EL. Franklin
J. F. McKeel
L. M. Overton
Fitzhugh, Oklahoma
M. J. Beets
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