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Ada Weekly News in Ada, Oklahoma

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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1907

Page

1

Accusations Over Indictment Against Roddie Stated

Ada editor asserts he did not involve himself in the January 1907 indictment or arrest of R. M. Roddie for forgery. He challenges Roddie to prove otherwise, cites official indictment copies, and defends his own integrity against slander claims.

R. M. Roddie Wate Muskogee Ada United States of America Indian Territory Guthrie Otis Weaver Roddle Roddie Asc T Tulsa South McAlester Henry M. Furman

Weaver and Roddie Clash Over Oklahoma School Land Policy

The text outlines a political clash between Weaver and Roddie on how Oklahoma school lands should be managed. Weaver supports selling two million acres in 160 acre tracts and using the proceeds to fund cheap 4 percent, forty year loans for actual farmers, while Roddie advocates immediate sale with proceeds saved for state use and favors lessee protections. The piece casts Roddie as the school land lessees' ally and Weaver as favoring farmer access to funds.

Weaver Roddie Frith Republican Party Oklahoma State Senate Actin

Weaver for State Senate Brings Integrity and Experience

The editorial urges Otis B. Weaver as a capable state senate candidate. It highlights his integrity, public service, journalism background, and advocacy for statehood, veterans, and school land policy to secure education and affordable farming through prudent laws.

Weaver Indian Territory United Sons of Confederates Senate Frami Mers

Furman Leads in Senate Race with Conservative Support

The piece portrays Henry M. Furman as a strong favorite for the U S senate, claiming broad, unpaid backing from independent voters across localities. It emphasizes a clean, money free campaign and predicts a decisive victory without bought votes.

Henry M. Furman United States Senate Furman Senate Washington

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