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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

3

Digging in Bill Farrs yard sparks romance in Seaport tale

In a Seaport story set after a long voyage, Bull Fair returns home to a flower filled yard tended by Henrietta Morton. Mrs Beazley accuses the couple of courting while Bull reflects on his late mother and plans a spring garden display to win Henrietta. Henrietta continues tending the yard each spring now.

Henrietta Morton Bill Farr Henrietta Mrs. Morton Conrad Tiny Shire Venrletts Olks Tam Morton Semyo Wallase Boon Bill Pale Len Beatley Tom Beaging Ant Pover Joel Spountain Henrietta Hemnee

Cox Dreams and Schemes for Big College Victory

Raymond Cox, elevated to director of athletics at East Central State Teachers College, plans a statewide athletic program to attract East Central athletes to Ada. He aims to build a complete athletic curriculum, recruit top coaches from Missouri, and develop physical education to produce a healthful, competitive environment drawing talent from the district and region.

Cox Big College Athletic Raymond Cox East Central State ‘Teachers College Ada High School Liefeld Aorta East Cuntral East Central Ada Wollese Uedy Amy Wien Biet Oblaona East Clea Sport Warship Ilinois University Zupoke Donaurot Missouri Muse Central Faurot

Official Explains Federal Income Report Requirements

Tulsa federal deputy internal revenue collector Clyde Lynch explains that filing federal income tax does not imply police action or imprisonment. Taxpayers may be asked to appear for adjustments, with reimbursement if errors favor the government not found, and initial returns often cause mistakes.

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Taxpayers urged to settle assessed duties promptly

The government insists on accurate assessment of duties and full payment of tax obligations. Citizens filing income tax returns should be fully informed of their rights and duties to ensure compliance and timely remittance.

Ma Ferguson Pardons Grow Fast in Two Weeks

AUSTIN Texas exclusive of resolutions of citizenship six seven six were six. Ma Ferguson issued twenty one clemency proclamations bringing total to 374 by April 25. Proclamations for full pardons six, conditional pardons eleven, one parole, one remission of fine forfeiture and others. Paul Specie from Jones county in 1924 given two years for false swearing received a ten day furlough to attend brother’s bed site after automobile accident. Pruitt from Bosque county two years for liquor law violation and J Stephensa one year for manufacturing liquor received extensions to attend wife’s funeral and arrange affairs for three children.

Austin Texas Goy Miriam A. Ferguson Apel Revernoy Paul Specie Jones County Ms .Brother Pruitt Bosque County Jr. J. Stephensa

Nashville News Reports Arrest Of Local Student

A Dayton Tenn. dispatch says Prot. 4 TD Seopox of Rhea High School’s science department was arrested Tuesday on a charge tied to violating Tennessee laws about teaching evolution in public schools. The report notes the incident stemmed from alleged creationism enforcement within the district.

Nashville, Tenn Dayton, Tenn Seopox Rhea High’ School Alute

Violence erupts in oil camp killing one black worker

At least one black worker died and white workers were wounded in a clash eight miles north of here after demands to discharge black employees. About 90 black workers fled into nearby woods as 100 plus shots rang out. Sheriff Perry Nelson opened an investigation into the affair.

HI Morado Here Perry IF. Nelson Standard Oil Company Mississippi River Ay Dorallo

Kerr nominated by Norman post for Oklahoma Legion commander

Robert S Kerr won unanimous endorsement from the Norman Howard post for Oklahoma state Legion commander. Ada region veterans pledged to campaign for Kerr while he expressed gratitude and vowed to support the Norman post’s aims. Kerr, former Norman Howard post commander and judge advocate, has led improvements in quarters and state involvement.

Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma American Lexion Kerr Noramn Howard Post Adit Kory Comander Post Treasury Covismont Yduer Norman Monard Kew Buderic Albert Reel Ada Triped Oklahom Department Kerp Ada Jiost Legion Legionnaires We Atate

Colonel Coolidge Recalls Fainting Incident at Home

PLYMOUTH VI May 12 Col Town GC Coolidge father of the president says he does not remember any fainting spell reported yesterday on his farm porch. House keeper Aurora admitted he fainted yesterday while posing for a photograph Terra del Fuego South America claims the largest sheep station in the world.

Plymouth Town Coolidge Misa Aurora Pierco Col. Coolidge Terra del Fuego South America Aleara

BAPTISTS ELECT WP DANIELS EAD OF ORGANIZATION

Dr George W McDaniels of Richmond Va unanimously reelected president of the Southern Baptist convention at the opening session in Memphis Tenn The convention representing churches in 18 states opens with about 10000 messengers expected and more than 4000 registered last night Speakers predicted a busy session with a faith reaffirmation report likely to be presented Saturday The sermon by Dr Len G Broughton of Jacksonville Fla urged scientists to keep off theology and Bible while noting a new way in politics science and religion

Associated Preen Memphis George W.mcdaniels Richmond Southern Baptist Convention Tenn South Len G. Broughton First Bapsist Jacksonville Pla Broughton Spa Jordan Broughton Southern Baptists

Review of Live Stock Market at Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City market review May 12 notes receipts about same as last week with uneven opening, slow in some classes, active for hogs and cattle early. Beef top figures include $19.00 for some mixed Kansas steers. Texas steers sold around 7.25 to 7.75. calves to 7.00. hogs top 12.40, bulk to 22 dollars. sheep unavailable. Also mentions National Stock Yards visit by Los Angeles officer J W McCarty on sick leave.

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Hindenburg In Berlin Rally Sparks Anticipated Clashes

Berlin May 5 Loyalist and partisan groups plan to line up along the president elects entry route on May 11 with weapons. Police ordered arrests and bans on participation as crowds marshal near the line. Red Cross stations will be set up along the highway route as authorities brace for possible unrest the day before the inauguration.

Berlin Ted von Hindenberg von Hindenburg Uline Red Cross

England's darkened streets blamed on dirty windows

Percy Waldram told the Royal Institute of British Architects that England's buildings are about 70 percent darker than they would be if their windows were washed more often. He spoke at a London event highlighting the impact of window cleanliness on daylight.

London England Percy Waldram Royal Institute of British Architects

Herring on Inspection Tour in North States

W. C. Herring of the department of rural education at the college is visiting teachers colleges in Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan and others planning to return May 12. He aims to personally inspect rural education departments to glean ideas for the department here. The East Central district supervisor closes a successful year with rapid growth in the model school movement and high rural school model ratings under his management.

W. C. Herring Department of Rural Education Kansas Nebraska Iowa Michigan Higand Schvory Herring

Indian Pleads Not Guilty and Hearing Set for May 18

Watson Shields, charged with murder in the death of Oscar Harjo, appeared before Justice Joseph Audarson and pleaded not guilty. A big preliminary hearing was scheduled for May 18, with Shields to remain jailed until after the hearing, when a habeas corpus action may be used to seek release if brought to district court.

Watson Shields Oscar Harjo Joseph Audarson Labeas Corp

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