Graduation Exercises At Ada Public School
Friday and Saturday notes describe the Ada public school graduation events. A procession of fourteen girls and seventeen boys opened the program at the Methodist church with songs readings and music. Diplomas were handed by Prof Perkins after remarks by Rev C E Smootz. A class chorus closed the evening as teachers parents and citizens express pride in the graduates Chambliss Sims Gertrude Kyser Beulah West Mary Kate Baker Luelle Halil Manife Caldwell Maud Green Chte Young Rush Smootz Pearl Fain Allie Price Vasa Belew Buena Nolen Lois Kerr Claude McMillan Ralph McMillan Frank McKain Robert Kerr Isadore Rosenfield Byron Sledge Harmon Ebbey Hugh Biles Oscar Chauncey John Hughes William MacDaniels Walter Barringer Loyed Rollow Sammie Donaghey Brady Wilbanks Allen Stanfield Ferris McKeown. The Saturday item notes Mrs M A Rogers returning from Jefferson Tex after a week with her daughter Mrs J B Hussey and Jessie attending college in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambliss Sims
Gertrude Kyser
Beulah West
Mary Kate Baker
Elle Halil
Manife Caldwell
Maud Green
Chte Young
Rush Smootz
Pearl Fain
Allie Price
Vasa Belew
Buena Nolen
Lois Kerr
Claude McMillan
Ralph McMillan
Frank McKain
Robert Kerr
Isadore Rosenfield
Byron Sledge
Harmon Ebbey
Hugh Biles
Oscar Chauncey
John Hughes
William MacDaniels
Walter Barringer
Loyvd Rollow
Sammie Donaghey
Brady Wilbanks
Allen Stanfield
Ferris McKeown
Indictments Read in Putnam Scribner Murder Case
In district court this morning Iapson Dan Andy and John Scribner were arraigned on indictments charging them with Zeke Putnam s murder. All denied bond and trials may begin Wednesday. Mack Lee remains separate with a demurrer to be argued tonight. Bill Stix exonerated by grand jury and freed on bond. L Impson linked as uncle of Mack Lee, arrest noted near Citra.
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Mack Lee
Scribner
Bill Stix
Oklahoma Quarantine Rule Affects Cattle Trade
Guthrie Ok May 20 The State Board of Agriculture imposes a quarantine on cattle with tuberculosis and mange. Dairy and breeding stock from states with a health certificate may enter, while Mange cattle from several western regions are barred. Some shipments north of the federal line require a dip and inspection delay.
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Guthrie
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Canyon City
Clarendon
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Cimarron
Tex
Beaver Counties
Greer County
Jackson County
Orient
Caddo County
Rock Island
Cleveland County
Noble County
Santa Fe
Payne County
Kay County
Kaw Indiana Reserva
MISS GLADYS TORBET HOME RETURN REUNION AT PRETTY HOME
Miss Gladys Torbet daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam M Torbet arrived from Belmont and was greeted by Col G H Bruce Mrs Bruce and extended Ardmore relatives. Family and friends gathered for a reunion while delays hampered arrival of other expected guests.
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Pretty Home
17Th Street
Miss Glayds
Sam M. Torbett
Belmont
The
East
G. H
Mr. Torbett
Gladys
Sam
Ada
Prisoners Sentenced to State Penitentiary at McAlester
Sheriff T. J. Smith and deputies transferred eight prisoners from the current court term to serve terms at McAlester. Also moved were Dan Scribner and Ed Johnson for safekeeping. Listed: A C Baugh forgery 1 year 2 days. Argus Lavender stealing domestic animals 1 year 1 day. Sam Barnett assault with a dangerous weapon 1 year 1 day. Ben Rushing stealing domestic animals 3 years. Charley Stives grand larceny 1 year 3 months. Joe Shatwell stealing domestic animals 2 years. Charley Bruner stealing domestic animals 2 years. Geo Brown forgery two cases 1 year 1 day and 5 years.
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T. J. Smith
John Chapman
Bob Nester
Katy
McAlester
Dan Scribner
Ed Johnson
A. C. Baugh
Argus Lavender
Sam Barnett
Ben Rushing
Charley Stives
Joe Shatwell
Charley Bruner
Geo. Brown
Nelson Hawkins Murder Case Opens This Term
Nelson Hawkins, a reputed bad character described as a fun blood Indian, stands charged with murdering a little girl near Ahloso about a year ago. The district court began his trial with jurors selected after extensive challenges. The case is expected to attract much attention throughout the term.
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Nelson Hawkins
Ahloso
Hawkins
Chickasaw
Motion to Oust Gregg Denied in Tulsa Case
Judge Marshall denied the motion to investigate United States Attorney Gregg over alleged grand jury misconduct and improper influences. Gregg admitted some points, denied others, and the court said only specific evidence would trigger a formal investigation, with charges to be filed with the Department of Justice.
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Tulsa
Marshall
Haskell
Stuart
Gregg
Poe
District Court
Tulsa County
Hutchings
Muskogee
Tulsa World
Department of Justice
Mott
Rush
Lee
Taylor
Linnon
Sleuth Department
Federal Building
Washington
Wickersham
Grege
J. George Wright
Henry H Rogers Dies in New York City
Henry H Rogers vice president of Standard Oil died in New York City at 7:20 AM from a stroke at age 69. He had been ill since a 1907 stroke but remained active yesterday, with extensive roles across Standard Oil Amalgamated Copper and many associated firms. He left a large corporate footprint including positions at United States Steel and multiple rail and gas companies.
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New York
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Arden H. Broughton
William R
H. H. Rogers
National Trust Company
National Fuel Gas Company
New York Transit Company
Richmond Light and Railroad Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
United Metals Selling Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
United States Steel Corporation
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Union Pacific Railroad Company
New Jersey and Staten Island Ferry Company
Rapid Transit Ferry Company
Staten Island Ferry Company
Atlas Tack Company
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Mutual Alliance Trust Company
National Bank of Fairhaven
N. Y
Carbide and Acetylene Company
Richmond Copper Company
Tennessee Copper Company
Atlantic Coast Electric Railway
Grand Jury in Tulsa Probes Muskogeean Conspiracy Cases
Tulsa Oklahoma May 20 The special grand jury investigating alleged conspiracy cases against Governor Haskell and six Muskogeeans works night and day. Virginia witnesses are moved via wreck to Wagoner with others en route. Test vote in Hutchings Turner case may decide length of probe as Ohio witnesses expected.
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T. S. Davis
Stuart
Geo. Hightower
Barren
S. A. Bennett
Bartlesville
W. T. Bailey
Pryor Creek
Frank Franklin
Vinita
D. Pierson
Grove
G. W. Strawn
Wagoner
Foreman
Wm. Lee
Ramona
Claude Thompson
John W. Woods
Hugo
W. L. Petty
Dutch Mills
E. T. Ellison
Catoosa
J. H. Dixon
Big Cabin
A. Jack
Rush Springs
Tebe Dumas
Fairland
J. C. Burgess
Tulsa
Haskell
Frisco
Virginia
Union Agency
Hutchings-Turner
Ohio
Gregg
Rush
State Bankers Association session in Enid Oklahoma
May 19 Enid Oklahoma bankers gathered for the State Bankers Association with Rev Richard Kemp leading the opening prayer. Edmond Frantz welcomed delegates and I M Halcomb represented Oklahoma City as A D Kennedy urged bank harmony. C R Breckenridge argued against postal savings banks and proposed optional cooperative guarantees by private corporations. A grand ball at Lakewood Park honored visiting bankers and their ladies.
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Enid
State Bankers’ Association
Richard Kemp
Edmond Frantz
I. M. Halcomb
Oklahoma City
A. D. Kennedy
Okmulgee
A. M. Young
C. R. Breckenridge
Fort Smith
Lakewood Park
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
Advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure if not, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with Toledo, Ohio based company F. J. Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Horse Thieves Captured By County Officials
Oscar Collins deputy sheriff will arrive tomorrow from Pauls Valley with the Lee brothers who are wanted on horse stealing charges. They were arrested in Pauls Valley and jailed to await Ponotoc county action. The crime was committed in this county several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Collins
Pauls Valley
Lee Brothers
Pontotoc
Scribner Indictments Connected to Putnam Case
Grand jury returns indictments in Mrs. Frank Scribner case covering the Scribner brothers. Other names Lee Impsoh and Johnson are not connected to Scribner. Trials expected to begin soon as both cases are covered and ready.
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Grand Jury
Frank Scribner
Scribner Brothers
Putnam
Lee
Impsoh
Johnson
Scribner
Crazy Snake Offers Surrender to Oklahoma Authorities
Chitto Harjo known as Crazy Snake sent word to Col. Roy Hoffman offering to surrender. Bill Tilghman of Chandler has been dispatched to bring him in, countering rumors that he was killed in the recent search.
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Guthrie
Okla
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Mr. Farmer
Moneay
B. H. Mason
Ada, Okla
First National Bank
Methodist Church
Method Ist Church
Ture
C. E. Smootz
Per
Kins
M. A. Rogers
J. B. Hussey
Jefferson
Jessie
Dallas
L. Impson
Putnam and Scribner
Oklahomas
Tion
Kiowa County
Caddo
Cleveland
Pottawatomie County
Memphis
A. C. V. Reunion
VIA
Gray
Dixie
Jackson, Division
Ghishemaily
Gladys Torbet Home
Orville Weaver
Rainey
Tulsa Daily World
Iroqoos Club
Court
H. A. Rogers
New York City
Moter
Hearst
Ottawa
State Bankers’ “Association
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