Ada Weekly News Ad Rates and Listings
Continued from page one the Ada weekly number shows advertising rates per year and a long list of names with party affiliations and dollar amounts for a local data section. Names include Candill Banks Task Edley Carr Tucker Leahy Carr Humphrey Kornegay Rogers Langley Edmondson Flowers Dalton Hopkins Haskell Hudson Baker Messenger Leidkerr Hayes McClain Weaver Hanraty Gardner Allen Lasater Williams Cochran Lattimer Akers Ledbetter Murray Chambers Graham.
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W J Candill
W E Banks
J B Task
W H Edley
J M Carr
G M Tucker
T S Leahy
J J Carr
W D Humphrey
W H Kornegay
C V Rogers
S G Hayes
C M McClain
Carlton Weaver
Peter Hanraty
N P Gardner
R J Allen
M Lasater
C S Leeper
Boone Williams
A G Cochran
L Lattimer
L J Akers
W A Ledbetter
H Murray
J H Chambers
J C Graham
Ninety Five or More Democrats in Oklahoma Returns
Special to the Evening News reports at least ninety five Democratic delegates elected. Some Oklahoma districts and Indian Territory districts show Republican wins in Nos. 20 21 23 25 26 and 67 71 74 75 79 80 95 plus others awaiting results. No Democrats in No. 1. Democrats carry Tennessee while New York result still unsure.
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Evening News
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Tennessee
New York
Franks Returns Show Weaver Leading With 40
Belated returns list Weaver at 40 votes, Burton 35, and McDaniels 3 in Franks precinct. The tally reflects a tight local race with Weaver holding a small margin over Burton.
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Franks
Weaver
Burton
McDaniels
Stensland and Hering Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
ChicagoNov 7 Paul O Stensland former president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank and W Hering cashier were sentenced by Judge Pickney in the criminal court for embezzlement and forgery. Sentences range one to ten years concurrent terms apply. Stensland was brought from Joliet penitentiary to testify against Hering who chose mercy. Both men were taken to Joliet yesterday.
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Chicago
Ill
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Tangier
W. Hering
Pickney
Criminal Court
Stensland
Joliet
Hering
Fredom
Engraved Visiting Cards and Invitations Offered
Engraved work advertised with samples of handsome visiting cards and wedding invitations. The ad promises twenty styles of type and emphasizes the beauty and pleasing nature of engraved cards for clients to select from.
Enthusiastic Democratic Rally in Midland Draws Big Crowd
Judge Henry M. Furman and Col. W. T. Cox spoke at a Midland meeting described as an old revival type event. The hall overflowed with eager Democrats ready to vote their convictions despite potential business losses, while Republicans and socialists numbered only about six in the vast crowd.
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Henry M. Furman
Col. W. T. Cox
Midland
Lincoln county posse battles Sanders outlaws near Meeker
Shawnee Oklahoma reports describe a 48 hour gun battle between Lincoln County sheriff deputies and the Sanders outlaw group in the hills east of Meeker. Shots exchanged, no confirmed fatalities, both sides entrenched behind rocks. Anti-Horse Thiefs Association members involved. Arthur and Sam Sanders accused of murder and jail escape.
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Shawnee, Okla
Lincoln County
Sanders
Meeker
Landers
Anti-Horse Thiefs Association
Arthur
Sam Sanders
Chandler
Arthur Sanders
J. B. Howard
Winchesters
Democrats predicted to secure majority in constitutional convention
Special Oklahoma correspondence predicts Democrats will win a clear majority with forty two delegates from Indian Territory and twenty eight from Oklahoma, totaling sixty nine, with strong gains expected in several counties and counties along the Strip. Republicans would claim thirteen delegates on the Indian Territory side. Kennedy's Laxative with honey and tar advertised.
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Guthrie
Okla
The
Oklahoman
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Pottawatomie
Cleveland
Canadian
Canadian River
Beaver
Woodward, Woods
Grant
Garfield
Kay
Noble
Pawnee
Payne
Lincoln
Logan
Kingfisher
Blaine
Osage
Olahoma County
Day
Dewey
Oklahoma County
Senate Committee Will Visit Territory This Month
Judge J. Clark Tisdell reports that Senator Clark of the senatorial committee will investigate Indian Territory conditions this month. A conference may be at the Baltimore hotel in Kansas City on November 12 with first meeting likely at Vinita on November 13 and testimony on oil gas or land questions urged.
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Muskogee
J. Clark Tisdell
Clark
Indian Territory
Baltimore
Kansas City
Vinita
Weaver and rivals clash as democracy praised at Pontotoc
Carlton Weaver faced J. J. Burton and Judge A. G. Winn in a crowded Pontotoc event. Reports describe a democratic triumph with Weaver receiving an ovation and the south side vowing a landslide vote turnout.
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Pontotoc
Carlton Weaver
J. J. Burton
A. G. Winn
Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar Syrup Ad
An old advertisement touts Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cathartic laxative cough syrup made from pine tar. It claims suitability for children and multiple respiratory ailments and offers a free sample, sold by G. M. Ramsey.
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G. M. Ramsey
Weaver to Study at Oklahoma State Library
Carlton Weaver constitutional delegate from district 57 departs for Norman Oklahoma for several days of study at the state library. He will review constitutional materials and return with insights for the district.
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Carlton Weaver
Norman Oklahom
Pine resin aids bladder and kidney ailments in 36-day supply
Pinules offer relief for back ache and kidney troubles, marketed as an effective treatment. Each $1 buys a 36 day course for bladder and kidney disease relief, sold by G. M. Ramsey.
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G. M. Ramsey
Bungle Over Missing Sample Ballots At Polls
Report notes voters needed help in booths as sample ballots were not posted at polling places. Election commissioner Beard cited districting board pamphlets that omit the required posting clause, accusing officials of design or careless error.
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Beard
Muskogee
Clayton—Bixby
Gillboard
Ladies Octette Organized at Stotts School of Music
Monday night at Professor Stotts School of Music an organized Ladies Octette showcased talent from Mesdames S. J. Martin C. H. Browell S. S. McDonald and Misses Amanda Galiher Amanda James Haynes Mable and Elnor Warren Fannie Hoopers Miss Murry Lucas with a pianist. The Odette plans a public recital soon and the group is set to be a notable factor in local musical circles.
King's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Free Trial Sale
A newspaper item promotes King’s Dyspepsia Tablets highlighting relief from sour stomach bad breath and disordered digestion. The ad offers two days’ treatment free for sale by G. M. Ramsey.
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G. M. Ramsey
Fire in Blue Gun machinery Controlled Quickly
Monday afternoon fire was discovered in the machinery of the Blue Gun. It was extinguished before appreciable damage occurred and firefighters reported the blaze under control upon arrival.
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Blue Gun
ManZan Piles Treatment Advertised for Immediate Relief
A local advertisement promotes ManZan as an immediate relief remedy for piles offered for sale by G. M. Remsevy.
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G. M. Remsevy
City Council Delays Actions to Adjourned Meeting
A regular city council meeting yielded few decisions as all major items were deferred. The session adjourned without passing the proposed measures and will reconvene at a later date to address the pending business.
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Wwe
Roosevelt vows to root out fraud in territories election
The White House says the president will not tolerate partisan influence in the November 6 territorial elections. He has appointed observers in Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico and Arizona to ensure fair action by canvassing boards and will act against any official found aiding fraud. Justice Clayton Gill and Bixby are named as potential appointees seeking federal posts and face scrutiny if fraud occurs.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Justice Clayton
Gill
Bixby
Distinction for Indian Territory Prisoners at Fort Leavenworth
Muskogee I T November 6 Indian Territory holds the paradox of the best and worst inmates at Fort Leavenworth. Ben Reeves the model prisoner for murder and Lee Voss the untractable robber show two ends of penitentiary life. Reeves behaves well while Voss refuses to work and endures hunger driven stone breaking until compliance.
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Muskogee
I. T
Indian Territory
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Ben Reeves
Lee Voss
Young Reeves
Bas Reeves
Voss
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Pastor in Milaca
Rev James Lewis of Milaca Minnesota testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has served his family reliably for seven years It is especially effective for croup and whooping cough and is sold locally by the manufacturer’s representatives.
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James Lewis
Milaca
Minn
M. E. Church
G. M. Ramsey
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