Norris and Associates Take Over Ada Bank
P A Norris and associates organize The First National Bank in Ada and assume all assets deposits and liabilities of The First National Bank of Ada. New officers include Norris president Holman Guthrie vice president Smith vice president and cashier Wall assistant cashier. Directors not yet announced.
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PA. Norris and Associates
GANK
P. A. Norris
Ned Holman
First National Bank of Guthrie
J. A. Smith
P. Bb. Wall
Norris
First National Bank of
Ada
Holman
Guthrie
Oklahoma
East Central Education Meet Draws 10000 In Attendance
About ten thousand teachers from across the East Central district attend the annual East Central Education association meeting in the city. Dr. Buswell speaks on experiments in school work and the need for practical research, while Dr. Butcher is delayed and joins in the evening session.
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East Central District
East Central Education Association
Buswell
Linscheid
Dr. Butcher
Parant
Ada
Cudd
Bess Shauliss
Department of Expression
East Central College
W. C. Moffitt
Holdenville
J. R. Barton
Okmulgee
A. Floyd
C. F. Bradshaw
Shawner
Registration Matter 10 Heard by Williams
Voters from Okmulgee county failed to bring the case to Judge Kennemar in Tulsa. Judge Williams in Oklahoma City directs petitioners to appear there for a hearing on a temporary restraining order to stop removing their names from the registration lists.
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Williams
Tulsa
Okmulgee
F. E. Kennemar
Kennemar
Okmulgee County
Judge
Oklahoma City
Arthur R. Winfrey
Pasty County
R. L. Williams
United Aick ‘Ss District Court
Red Red Rose Banquet Features Quarters of Merriment
The Red Red Rose teachers club for men will hold its annual banquet at 5 30 PM at the Presbyterian church. The menu is four quarters. Speakers include Dr Linscheid The Old Man Tom W Butcher Zephyra from the Parallelograms of Progress Supt J R Barton Routes and Symbols Dr E E Dale Me and Cal Bluffed the Bulls in Boston W D Littie Initiating a Pedagoxy In Cubator and other ritual and music pieces. The event ends with a grand finale.
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Presbyterian Church
Linscheid
Tom W. Butcher
Zephyra
J. R. Barton
Okmunsee
E. E. Dale
Cal
Boston
W D. Littie
East Central
La Follette Plans Westward Campaign Tour
Senator Robert La Follette heads toward Pittsburgh to challenge the Coolidge administration, then travels to Ohio for a Cleveland rally Saturday night. The Wisconsin senator, speaking in Boston, attacked Harding Coolidge foreign policy and recent administrations.
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LaFollette
Coolidge
Albany
New York
Robert la Follette
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Ohio
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Boston
Harding-Coolidge
Davis Boosts Democratic Campaign Spirit in New York Remarks
In New York on January 31, John W. Davis, the Democratic presidential nominee, outlined reasons for optimism about the party's campaign. He cited cumulative evidence from recent days and thanked associates on the ticket for strengthening party support and widening its ranks.
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New York
Get
John W. Davis
Dawes Heads East After Trans-Mississippi Campaign
Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, ends his western speaking tour en route to Chicago to finish with a Indiana campaign swing. He last spoke in St. Joseph Missouri criticizing La Follette as radical and accusing Democrats of ignoring dominant issues.
East Central Tigers rout Tahlequah in 15–0 game
East Central routed Tahlequah 15 to 0 as Kelly and McKinney led scoring with a perfect 30 yard field goal and several long runs. Tahlequah penalties favored Ada while East Central’s line, led by Turner King, stifled the visitors and kept Ada from crossing the Tahlequah goal.
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East
Central
Tigers
Northeastern
Tahlequah
East Central
McKinney
Kelly
Ada
Turner King
King
Lne
Yes“Provids
Capps
Craig
Sheppard
Flemming
McKinney Fry
Ter
Tahlequa
Nettles
Johnson
Rogers
Statley
Asbury
Ascury
Thompson
Statler
King Thompson
Teachers Hear Buswell On Individualized Education Reform
Dr Guy T Buswell of the University of Chicago urged teachers to abandon single scale judgments and adopt type intelligence analysis to strengthen weak areas in students Youth and character development were stressed auditorium packed with educators State Superintendent M A Nash praised progress in state schools and urged legislative relief funds and reforms including a county administration and per capita constitutional amendment vote Turn to Page 5 No 1
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Guy T. Buswell
University of Chicago
M. A. Nash
Nash
Walton Gandiqacy Put On Ban By Methodists
The West Oklahoma conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South at El Reno adopted a resolution opposing J C Walton Democratic nominee for U S senator. Walton is said to be a member of the church. A debate on injecting politics into church affairs followed the reading of the resolution.
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Associated Press
EL Reno
West Oklahoma
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Walton
United States
J. M. Moore
Dallas
North Texas
Oklahoma
House of God
Ada Fire Chief Extends Fire Prevention Program
Fire Chief Ed Haley expands Ada fire prevention efforts urging citizen cooperation to reduce fire risk. Residents with dead grass or wiring hazards are invited to request a department inspection or have a worker burn debris to prevent rush calls and property loss.
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Ed Haley
Ada
Ada Fire Department
Haley
Trapp Declines Action In Tulsa County Embezzlement Case
Oklahoma City October 31 Governor Trapp refused to intervene in the embezzlement prosecution of four men named Criner Britton Cook and Smith accused of misappropriating 45000 from Tulsa County School District No 1 A Tulsa attorney presented a petition with about 250 signatures urging the governor to direct the attorney general to supersede the Tulsa county attorney The governor said the matter is local and will be left to local authorities
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Oklahoma City
M. FE. Trapp
Tulsa County
Eugene S. Monnett
Tulsa
Trapp
William Criner
W. L. Britton
W. E. Cook
W. W. Smith
Forced Attention by Telephone Fined in Chicago Court
In Chicago on October 31 a 24 year old man named George Katz was fined 100 dollars and costs for forcing attention by telephone on a young woman, Miss Edna Brunhofer, who filed the complaint in a police court yesterday.
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Chicago
George Katzman
Edna Brunhofer
Demo Group Show Expense Report to House Clerk
The Washington report lists total receipts of 552 368 dollars through October 25 and expenditures of 725 5a dollars to the same date. The Democratic National Committee issued a supplementary financial summary.
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Washington
Oct
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Tulsa Sky Wedding Planned Aboard Airplane
Tulsa reports a sky wedding when aviator Jerry Cavenaugh and Miss Winnifred Henderson of Oklahoma City notified Rev. J G Duling that they accepted his offer to marry them in an airplane. Duling heads to Oklahoma City for the ceremony.
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Sky
Associated Press
Tulsa
Jerry Cavenaugh
Winnifred Henderson
Oklahoma City
J. G. Duling
Congregational Church
Duling
Three Thousand Teachers Attend Northeastern Oklahoma Meeting
In Muskogee on October 31 more than 3000 school teachers gathered for the first general session of the Northeastern Oklahoma Educational Association annual meeting. W G Masterson welcomed the group as M P Hammond from Tahlequah spoke, with planned addresses by Dr Howard Driggs and Dr P P Claxton.
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Muskogee
Northeastern Oklahoma
Educational Association
W. G. Masterson
M. P. Hammond
Northeastern State Teachers College
Tahlequah
Howard Driggs
New York
The
University New York
P. Pp. Claxton
Tulsa
Stanford coeds cut tobacco use says association
Women students at Stanford University are smoking less, a decline noted at a meeting of the Association of Women Students. A resolution praising the coeds for reduced smoking was adopted at the gathering held in California on October 31.
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Stanford University
Cal
Association of Women Students
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P. A. Norris and Associates
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Choctaw Cotton Oil Company
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Wall
Ank
Red Red
Davis
Dawes
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Hatcher
Stanford
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