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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1913

Page

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Meeting of Mexican Congress Prepares for Open

In Mexico City on November 17 the Huerta government completed its Congress organization with a Senate quorum and deputy credentials committee. Talks of U S intervention and a possible port blockade circulated amid cabinet changes and Huerta’s possible resignation as Washington weighs policy toward Mexico.

City of Mexico Huerta Congress Francisco Pronce Senate Chamber of Deputies United States Mexican Wilson Washington O’shaughnessy Vera Cruz Aureliano Blanquet Aldape

Hunter dies in his own bear trap in New Mexico mountains

Henry Severson a 65 year old wealthy Denver mining man vanished into Embudo New Mexico mountains while hunting. Found later his arms were caught in a bear trap and carcass left in the snow with evidence he ate trap bait and gnawed a nearby tree. He had lived a hermit life and left Denver many friends.

Denver Colo Caugh Embudo N. M Henry Severson Severson

Meritol Ecpema Remedy Drives Largest Sales

Our Best Seller claim notes Meritol Ecpema Remedy outselling all competitors combined. The ad attributes the high volume to its unusual merit and single purpose use for ecpema in its various forms. It urges immediate use for those afflicted.

Frisco Builds New Passing Track at Ada Frisco works on passing track for trains

Frisco crews grade for a new passing track from Cherry street to the cement plant extending toward Ada. Fifteen to twenty teams labor to lay the track sufficient for the longest trains. Completion will give Ada trackage facilities as good as any in the state.

Frisco Cherry Street Ada

Centenary of Allen G Thurman’s Birth Celebrated

Columbus marks the centenary of Allen G Thurman born November 13 1813 in Lynchburg Virginia. Thurman led Ohio Democrats for a generation and was a 12 year U S senator later a vice presidential nominee with Grover Cleveland His death occurred in Columbus on December 12 1895.

Columbus Allen G. Thurman Ohio Democratic Party United States Senate Lynchburg Chillicothe Young Thurman Gov. Lucas Ohio Supreme Court Rutherford B. Hayes Thurman Senate John Sherman United States Grover Cleveland

Protracted Meeting At Church Of Christ

The meeting in progress at the Church of Christ is well attended with good interest. Services begin each evening at 7 10. A cordial invitation extended to all.

Church of Christ

Call for Stark Bros. fruit tree orders at local markets

All parties who have fruit trees or dered from Stark Bros. Nursery please call at B. A. Gay's, E. 14th across the Katy, or City Market and get same. 1 tw

Stark Bros. Nursery B. A. Gay's E. 14Th Katy

Carranza Holds Firm on Mexican Affairs in Talks

In Nogales Carranza rejects external interference as he meets William Hale. He seeks free arms imports to fight Huerta and pursue order and a representative government through elections, while Hale remains silent after a two hour conference. Carranza’s aides clarify that “interference” refers to mediation, not a halt to arms.

Hale Carranza Washington Lind United States Mexico Huerta

Prairie Oil and Gas Company Drills First Oil Sand Well at Wewoka

On Nov 18 in Wewoka Oklahoma Prairie Oil and Gas struck oil at 2970 feet in section 11 9 6. Oil flowed from the sand and was capped awaiting tenkage. Northwest of the city the well is Sem inole county’s first since a year ago. Wewoka Oil and Gas plans to spad in lot 38 on the town site Thursday as work proceeds and only minor details remain before drilling resumes.

Wewoka Okla Prairie Oil and Gas Company Seminole County Wewoka Oil and Gas Company

Revolutionists Capture Juarez As Villa Leads

Juarez fell to 2500 constitutionalists under Gen. Villa after a four hour street battle. Federal commander Gen. Castro fled. Villa freed the city and set a protective post for Americans. Casualties reported heavy on the federal side, with one American killed.

Huerta Villa Castro Leggerson el Paso International Bridge Juarez

Four Thousand Teachers Expected At State Meeting

Tulsa Oklahoma November 13 Four thousand Oklahoma school teachers are expected to attend the state teachers meeting convening in Tulsa December 29. The executive committee arranged to use the basement of a large Catholic church for seating several thousand. The three day session features speakers including John E Gunckel A E Winship Bishop Edwin D Mouton S P Brooks Walter Sargent Stuart A Curtis J F Kimball and P W Born.

Tulsa Oklahoma John E. Gunckel Toledo Ohio National Walter Sargent University of Chicago Palace of the Arts Stuart A. Curtis Detroit J. F. Kimball Temple Tex P. W. Born Houston

Noted Surgeons Receive First American College Degrees

More than 1,000 surgeons from the United States and Canada received degrees at the first convocation of the American College of Surgeons in Chicago. Sir Rickman Godlee officiated, with notable honorees including Charles F. Stokes, George H. Torney, and Rupert Blue. The college aims to elevate American surgical standards and acts as an association of leading surgeons.

Chicago Ill United States Canada American College of Surgeons Rickman Godlee Royal College of Surgeons Charles F. Stokes United States Navy George H. Torney United States Army Rupert Blue Public Health Service of Washington, D. C J. M. T. Finny Baltimore

Mormon President Joseph F. Smith Observed On Birthday

Salt Lake City observed the seventy fifth birthday of President Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon church. He was born in Far West Missouri in 1828 and rose to the presidency in 1901 after serving as a missionary and ox team driver in 1846. His family and church dignitaries marked the day across Utah Idaho and other states.

Salt Lake City Utah Joseph F. Smith Mormon Church Idaho Smith Chicago East Far West Salt Lake Valley Lorenzo Snow Mr. Smith Joseph Smith Missouri-Iowa Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Tulsa Boosters Build 28 Miles of Good Roads

Tulsa county completed an extended good roads crusade with 23 miles improved and an extra day granted by laborers, bringing total work to three days. Farmers in outlying districts agreed to continue road improvement until all cross roads match the main road standards, with several miles topped off using crushed shale.

Tulsa

Farm Produce Exhibits Shown At Tulsa Congress

Elmo Ellis the new demonstration agent received a barrel of farm product specimens from Kingfisher boys and girls clubs for the Tulsa dry farming congress. The kafir corn took first prize and several rare types of ordinary corn were noted for exceptional merit. He distributed the exhibits to four banks for public viewing.

Elmo Ellis Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Kingfisher Tulsa Dry Farming Congress

Proposed Motor Car Service to Sherman

George W. Lee of Denison toured the area Thursday securing signatures for a petition to the Frisco receivers to install motor car service between Francis and Sherman. He aims to extend the plan to other towns along the line and is hopeful of success.

George W. Lee Denison Frisco Francis Sherman Lee

Jurors Named for Allen Term Court in December

The list of jurors summoned for the next county court term at Allen includes G. W. Turner C. O. Yoakum W. L. Wallace C. F. Wallace Floyd Gill G. P. Halton A A Caldwell M. E. Shipley Lee Reynolds J. B. Sparks J. W. Ruble G. W. Daugherty R. L. Donaghey Sid Ward John Tigner J. F. Webster W. D. Watson with locations Allen Stonewall Steedman Conway listed.

Allen G. W. Turner C. O. Yoakum W. L. Wallace C. FE. Wallace Floyd Gill G. P. Halton Stonewall A. A. Caldwell M. E. Shipley Steedman Lee Reynolds J. B. Sparks J. W. Ruble Conway G. W. Daugherty R. L. Donaghey Alen

Special Booster Edition Delay Due To Ada Ohio Shipment

A shipment of cuts for the booster edition of the News went astray and were sent to Ada Ohio. The delay prevented this week’s big edition but most of it is printed and will be released next week. Thanksgiving tweaks the schedule with the issue moved to Wednesday.

Ada Ohio

Labor world notes show growing union strength worldwide

The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada exceeds 80 000 members. Bombay day laborers earn about 20 cents daily. Holland carpenters union doubles its membership in five years. UK railways employ over six hundred thousand workers. The Order of Railroad Telegraphers added nearly 1 000 members in September.

Trades and Labor Congress of Canada Bombay India Carpenters’ Union Holland United Kingdom Order of Railroad Telegraphers

Rebels Capture Victoria and Take Tamaulipas Seat

Constitutionalists seized Victoria after 49 hours of heavy fighting, routing about 3,000 federal troops. The city, key in Tamaulipas, fell at 8:30 am with hundreds dead and prisoners taken. rebels pursue Tampico as Gen Luis Canhallero may become military governor.

Brownsville Tex Victoria Tamaulipas Government Palace Rabago Arzamendi Eugenio Aguilar Tula Constitutionaliste Mugia Villarael Pablo Gonzales Gonzales Jesus Carranza Matamoros Jiminez Tampico Luis Canhallero Aug

Two Seminole Indians Charged With Murder in Seminole County

In Wewoka Oklahoma on November 18 Ishmi the Yahola and Cerpuchogee two Seminoles are jailed on murder charges from a Sunday night clash in the county. Wattle Wildcat and Ed Tiger were killed in the violence. Reports say more were wounded. details are scarce. Wildcat faced a separate murder charge from last August for running his horse over his wife and was slated for trial in December.

Wewoka

Marriage Licenses Listed for Porter Tate and Others

Porter Tate of Bebee aged 19 marries Jessie Bennett also of Bebee aged 17. C B Fields aged 34 wed Maud Williams of Maxwell aged 21. IL Page of Ada 18 wed Bessie L. Stewart.

Porter Tate Bebee Jessie Bennett C.B. Fields Maud Willams Maxwell Page Ada Bessie L. Stew

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Meeting OF Hunter Our Nogales Sonora William Bayard Hale Venustiano Carranza Constitutionalists’ Revolutionary Movement di Paso Carranzas Seggeroson J. K. Brumley Vaness Tulsa Boosters Allen Term CO Labor World
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