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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1913

Page

3

Oklahoma Senate Passes Referendum on Initiated Laws

Oklahoma City May 9 The Senate approved a resolution to submit to a popular vote at the August special election a proposed amendment eliminating the silent vote from state questions for initiated and referred statutes. The measure does not affect constitutional amendments. The Senate rejected a plan to put a referendum on reducing legislature size. A firemen's relief and pension fund bill was finally passed. Leaders urge ongoing recess planning and calendar clearance driven by house calls.

Campbell Russell Warnes People’s Power League Senate House Oklahoma Roddie Graham Herlin Shaw Memminger Graham Barrett

Oklahoma News in Brief

William Dodson a 38 year old Midland Valley brakeman was killed when run over by a train near Haskell. A Leedy couple’s 11 month old child drowned in a cistern. Knights of Columbus state convention will convene in Guthrie with Pat Malloy presiding. Claremore cowman A B Crittenden was killed by a Frisco train in Tulsa leaving a wife and four children. Bob Lane a Paden bridge worker died after slipping beneath a moving train at Welch leetka. Sammie Chambers 15 was killed when thrown under wheels while jumping a moving train at Foyil. Governor Cruce issued a requisition for Sid Hughes of Bryan county sought in Mississippi for embezzlement. Ed Sanders of Sterling was badly injured when blasting dynamite in a cistern exploded returning him to the shaft.

Oliver White Leedy Knights of Columbus Guthrie Pat Malloy Tulsa A. B. Crittenden Claremore Crittenden Weeleetka Bob Lane Paden Foyil Sammie Chambers Cruce Bryan County Oklahoma Mississippi Sid Hughes Ed Sanders Sterling

Guardianship of Sophie Wright Sale Hearing Ordered

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma guardian A N Davis seeks court consent to sell real estate for Sophie Wright an incompetent. Hearing set May 12 1913 at 10 AM with notice by posting in three public places and mailing to next of kin. Also notice to creditors for Robt J Ross estate executrix Nancy L Ross requires claims within four months. Done April 1913.

Sophie Wright A. N. Davis Guardian N. Davis Pontotoc Court House Robt J. Ross Nancy L. Ross Ada Oklahoma

Child of W. M. Brinlee Dies of Measles

Lor na Brinlee, one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Brinlee of Oakman, died this morning from measles after treatment in Ada. Funeral and interment held at Rosevale cemetery this afternoon. Parents mourn alongside a wide circle of friends.

Lorna W. M. Brinlee Oakman Roseale Cemetery Ada

Divorce Sunday Observed by Chicago Churches

Chicago pastors join Illinois Divorce Commission in observing Divorce Sunday to warn against hasty marriages. The event features sermons on the evils of quick divorces and ill considered unions. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised in the notice.

Chicago, Ill Illinois Divorce Commission Chicago

Idaho Repeals Alien Land Ownership Ban

Boise Idaho May 10 The Idaho legislature repealed the prohibition on alien land ownership ending restrictions that prevented Japanese and other aliens from acquiring land in the state. The repeal was justified to attract outside capital for development.

Boise Ida Idaho

Health a Factor in Success

The piece argues health is the key to male success noting regular bowels prevent illness and constipation hinders well being. It extols Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation aiding appetite digestion and overall vitality and states they are sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Shakeup Among Fourth Class Postmasters

Washington officials announce a new executive order requiring competitive examinations for all current and prospective fourth class postmasters. The order amends Taft’s policy, keeps current postmasters in the classified service, and sets a 65 year age limit for appointees. It aims to remove politics from appointments while allowing both parties opportunities under competitive conditions. President Wilson and Postmaster General Burleson plan broader coverage to include second and third class postmasters in the future.

Washington, D. C Wilson Burleson Taft Civil Service Post Office

Militants Target St Pauls Cathedral In London Bomb Plot

In London militants possibly tied to suffragette activity placed a timed bomb near St Pauls Cathedral and set two other explosive devices in Fleet Street and near an office and drugstore. Police found the devices, with one newspaper wrapped package, and no arrests were made. The blast was timed for midnight but clockwork was disrupted. Also details of arson and fires linked to suffragette actions reported. In Mississippi, William Patterson faces execution at daybreak for murder of Omar Wilson after a quarrel.

London St. Paul’s Cathedral House of Commons Fleet Street St. Paul’s Bishop’s Park Fulham Finchley Lambeth Jackson Miss William Patterson Patterson Omar Wilson

Oklahoma Division Secures One Cent Mile Rate for Chattanooga Reunion

Oklahoma division United Sons of Confederate Veterans reports a one cent per mile rate for the Chattanooga reunion. Tulsa and Muskogee round trip $15.20, Oklahoma City $1 more. a special train will run May 25 from Tulsa joining at McAlester. General order urges camps to organize delegates for the eighteenth annual reunion. new brigades and officers named.

Tulsa Okla Oklahoma Division United Sons of Confederate Veterans Tate Brady Committee On Rates Texas Chattanooga Muskogee Oklahoma City D. M. Hailey Katy, Rock Island and Southern McAlester Oklahoma M. S. Blassingame W. T. Rexroat A. F. Robertson R. ©. Allen Sons of Confederate Veterans

Prompt Cure for Bad Colds Promoted

A promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims it provides relief and a prompt permanent cure for bad colds. It emphasizes natural action aiding ex pectoration and restoring health, noting wide worldwide sales and dependable use. Sold by all dealers.

Adv

Lost Articles Safe in News Want Ad Reach

A brief notice assures readers not to worry over missing articles as a News Want Ad will locate them. The item emphasizes persistence of inquiry through the classified notice system.

Cash for Mining Timber Offered at Ada Station

Claim offers cash for mining timber delivered at any station on switch on the C C W F Shaw Ada.

C.C. W

Another Rural Route Planned For Ada Area

George Thomason of Knox reports patrons on the first rural route out of Ada have signed box contracts and met road improvement demands. E A Palmer of Egypt plans a new attempt to establish a western northwest route serving a large population. Also includes a memory-style ad for McGees Baby Elixir with price and dealer Ramsey Drug Company.

George Thomason Knox Ada Department Department For Final Ac E. A. Palmer Egypt

High School Notes Show Strong Year End Momentum

The present term closes May 23 as attendance stays strong and most students finish grades. Eighth grade diplomas are expected to pass with twenty nine pupils taking the state exam. eleven come from Irving and most from the High school. A May Day program is set for Friday at Irving School. Willard pupils cultivate a school garden with surplus vegetables for the community.

Irving Reat Irving School Board of Education Willard

Marriage Health Bill Considered by Senate

Senate spent the night on Bonds health certificate for marriage bill and nearly perfected it for third reading and final roll call. No amendments altering the house version were adopted. Conference report on recess plan was carried over to Saturday afternoon. senate adjourned to 10 a.m. Saturday.

Senate House

Stockmen Notice Jack Stood At Home For Sale

Notice states a jack will stand at the home one mile west and half a mile north of Terms set at 12.50 to insure. Payment due when cost comes. Signed J. C. Blocker.

Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Ad

An old advertisement urges quick relief from digestive distress by taking a pinch of DR M A SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE washed down with water. It claims to drive out impurities from the stomach and bowels and promises immediate relief. Sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Company. Ady.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Consi‘@ tion Conference Committee The Legis Cess Oklahoma News William Dodson Midland Valley Railroad Haskell Legal Publications Ee A Cre Pontotoc County State of Said Robt J Ross Ecutrix Nancy X) L. Ross Executrix Mark Wimbish & Duncan Popham Williams Mfg. CO Cleveland, C Ramsey Drug CO Fred F. Brydia Oklahoma M. & P. State Bank Fred F. Brydia CO. Farm Loans M. & P. State Bank Ballard Ramsey Drug Company ST. Paul's Cathedral CAMP Reben M. Roddie Adjt Campbell Carpenter-Morton Co Boston Tion McGee’s Ake J. C. Blocker Cardus Lula Walden Gramlin, S. C Ramsey’ Drug Company Phone
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