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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1926

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Democrat Leaders Praise Bright Outlook for Demo Victory

Oklahoma City dispatch reports widespread county support for the Democratic ticket amid anti Klux Klan tensions. Village figures criticize Benedict and emphasize Henry Johnston. Bryan and Johnston counties back the anti Klan stance while warning Republicans could misuse election machinery.

Oklahoma City Democrat Committee Dlown Ku Klux Kinnan Oklahoma George D. Key Benedict Bryan County Henry Johnston Monthey Jack Walton Ben LaFayette John Doolin Henry Johnson Benadier Jon McGraw Backep Bryaxi County Oklahoma Territory Espec Antiklan Clay Jewett Hiram Evans West

Horsemen Off for Sulphur Game This Afternoon

Coach Luther Eare leads the Horsemen against Sulphur High School this afternoon in what is billed as a fast, close football clash. The team is in good condition with fair shape, and prospects for victory are favorable as they press a strong season.

Luther Eare Sulphur High School Horsee Maun Gaia Edge

Ira M Pingsy to Speak Saturday Afternoon Ada

Ira M Findley former secretary of the federation of labor will speak on Ada streets Saturday October 4 at 4 pm. He is a leading Democrat and labor leader invited from Oklahoma to address farming and laboring people in support of the democratic cause.

Ira M. Findley Astute Federation of Labor Apeak Ada Pinley Oklihoma

Wuchang Center of Chinese Struggle

Describes the siege of Wuchang during the Chinese struggle, noting a massive civilian evacuation, limited Red Cross aid with around 40,000 rescued, and the potential for annihilation as Cantonese forces press the blockade. General Sun Chung Fong’s maneuvering is cited as potentially averting a broader slaughter by redirecting forces southward.

China Wuchang Chivist Passare Betwee Yangise Hinkow Red Cross Mercy Ategother Orient Sidy Sun Chung Fong Waehang

Mrs Child Sues For Divorce In Paris Court

Mrs. Richard Washburn Child filed for divorce from her former United States ambassador husband in Paris. The couple, estranged for over a year, share custody of two daughters. Mrs. Child, once Maud Parker, was married in 1916 and the husband has held several notable posts and roles in public life.

Paris Richard Washburn Child United States Italy Child America Chil Maud Parker Frank A. Vanderlip United States Treasury Collier's Weekly Lols

One Child Killed Six Injured In School-Related Crash

An Associated Press report from Bristow notes a car crash near Kelleyvile injuring six children and killing Irene Romines, 12, as Fred Vaughn of Supulpa and C W McCarland of Heyville were jailed. Injuries included Noel Taylor with a badly wrenched back, Velma Mercer with a broken leg, and Naomi Stills with serious bruises. The vehicle struck a group of school children at a highway intersection late yesterday.

Bristow Kelleyvile Fred Vaughn Sapulpa Irene Romines Noel Taylor Velma Mercer Naomi Stills Vaughan C- W- McCarland Offhe Heyville Creek County Supulpa

Everett Bible Extradition Sought Over Slaying Case

Oklahoma City reports fugitive Everett Bible, charged with killing Charles aunt near Independence Kansas last July, will be turned over to Kansas authorities once captured. Gov. Trapp granted extradition after a lengthy hearing. Bible posted $10,000 bond and later absconded, with officials extending searches across the state and a decision pending.

Reese Oklahoma City Everett Bible Bartlesville Bible Muskogee Edward Box Ulity Close Gallyathla Ted Mexten

Cardinals Aim to Avenge Defeat in Yankees Tilt

The Cardinals, bruised by a defeat, ride a fast train toward New York for a World Series clash with the Yankees. Manager Rogers Hornsby declares the breaks will turn, insisting they fought hard and will win tomorrow.

The Ansociate! Press Cardinals Cardinal New York Yankees Fox of the Sherdel Rosersy Hornsby

Tulsa State Fair Opens With Band Concert And Races

Tulsa State Fair preparations fill the Tulsa State Felt grounds as workers finish buildings, smooth turf, and merchants perfect booths. Edie Murray Simonds, fair secretary, reports crowds seeking interviews. opening day features a band concert, vaudeville, auto races, polo, pushball, and a sacred concert with fireworks. The event begins Saturday with daily activities planned through Monday.

Tulsa Edie Murray Simonds The Faly

Mannsville Doctor Stobaugh Dies at 60 in Ardmore

Last rites for Dr F B Stobaugh physician of Mannaville were held at the Christian church in Maineville today under Ardmore lodge No 81 A F and A M. Stobaugh aged 60 had lived in Mannaville for many years and was well known in the community.

Ardmore F.B. Stobaugh Mannaville Ao Sherman Capital Christian Church Maineville Ardmore Lodge No A. M Ul Stobaugh Manonvile

Daugherty Miller Case Focuses on Claims Validity

U S Attorney Emory R Huckner told the jury the seven million dollar claim at the heart of the Daugherty and Mikjer trial was not part of the case. The trial concerns former Attorney General Harry M Daugherty and Thomas W Mikjer accused of conspiring to defraud the United States over a 1921 claim by Richard Merten, a German metal magnate, for Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de Metaux.

New York Daugherty-Miller U. S Emory R. Huckner Tria Harry M. Daugherty Atetorney Thomas W. Mik Jer United States Richard Merten Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de Metaux

Oklahoma City Gambler Clampdowns Reach Final Chapter

Muskogee County Attorney Sam H Latimore won a key victory to halt gambling at the State Fair in progress. The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a writ of prohibition against Enloe Vernor Muskogee district judge, ordering him to stop interfering with Latimore’s effort and restraining him from any action on the fair grounds. The writ is returnable after the fair closes.

Oklahoma CLTY Sam H Lattimore Muskogee Free Tai Fair Association State Supreme Court Vernor

Murray Aggates and College Play Today

The Murray A and M football team from Tishomingo faces the Central Tigers on the local gridiron this afternoon. The Aggies are described as strong this season with a lively game anticipated. Richard A Rabon age 66, president of the First State Bank of Kingfisher Okla, died at a local hospital after an operation performed Monday with funeral planned in Boktohe, Okla Sunday.

Murray A. and Tishomingo Daat Central ‘Tgers Aggies Pnlepares Fort Smith Ark Get Richard A. Rabon First State Bank of Kintd Okla Boktoshe

Cotton crop breaks all past records in 2024 harvest

The department of agriculture reports a new record U.S. cotton crop of 16,627,000 bales, surpassing the previous 14,235,930 bales. Forecasts show improved yields per acre and regional variations in state ginnings and estimated drops, with totals and state figures listed.

Asociated Washington Department of Agriculture Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Missouri Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Soutalana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico Arizons California Others Louisiana Texago Arizona Totals

Rival from Rome challenges Fritz Blumenthal in Legion contest

Oklahoma City deputy clerk Fritz Blumenthal faces a rival claimed to be a minister from Rome post No 1 Italy in the Legion Membership Championship. The challenge, signed by James G Hodgson, targets the national convention in Philadelphia with a banquet prize for the winning delegation.

Oklahoma City Italy Frits ‘Blumenthal Oxahoma City Americas ‘Legion Blumenthal Hallan Department of the Glen Detroit Klaekglenger

Man Found Dead Near Farm Home In Northeast Enid

The body of Herbert Mayberry, 28, a young farmer, was found in the road near his farm this morning. He had a fractured skull. Authorities believe he was killed by Smula while driving to pasture. no witnesses.

Enid Herbert Mayberry Young Fermer Here Itia Mayberry Smula

McAfee Murder Trial Opens at Oklahoma City

Pictures from the scene of Mia T. J. Davis’s death are expected to be introduced as evidence in the murder trial of Buddy McAfee and Tom McAfee in Oklahoma City. Buddy McAfee is the first defendant to face the charge before the jury as officers recount the slaying from witnesses.

Oklahoma City Get Mia T. J. Davis Buddy McAfee Tom McAfee Buddy

Spooks Walk on Halloween Parade in Ada Ada

Ada civic clubs plan a Halloween event for October 30 with show windows dressed in Halloween spirit. Main blocks may be roped off for crowds and streets used for dances and music. Witches goblins ghosts and fairies will mingle as bands play for a citywide celebration.

Ada Adan

Wilgon Oilers to visit Ada Independents in 1926 finale

Ada fans expect a Sunday game at Park Field featuring the Wilgon Oilers and Ada Independents with stars from the Western League. Key players include the Waner brothers, Bulla the left-hander, Skinny O Neal from Waterbury, and catcher Josh Lee. Paul Waner promises a big return to local fans, while Lloyd Waner adds offense in the prior game messages.

Ada Wil Gon Oilers Ada Independents Park Field Wane Brothers Bulla Big Company Ata Skinny O'Neal Waterbury Clarita

Detectives pursue Kenneth Ormiston in Semple McPherson case

In Los Angeles a squad led by Charles Reimer rushed to a distant outlaying point after a tip that Kenneth G. Ormiston, key witness and fugitive, hid there. Reimer aimed to return with Ormiston in custody. Bristow woman killed as a water car overturns. Octavia Luna, 76, dies and daughter-in-law injured. Zack Luna drives, suffers multiple injuries. others, Ralph and Paul, also hurt. They reside near Okmulgee.

Associated Press Los Angeles Charles Reimer Age Keyes Kenneth G. Ormiston Aimee Semple McPherson Justice Reimer Temple Bristow Octavia Luna W. Ty. Luna Zack Luna Octavia Lopa Ralph Paul Luna Okmulges

Dabney to Speak Here Saturday Night in Ada

Edwin Dabney candidate for Attorney General will address voters in Ada on Saturday October 9 at 8 pm He aims to explain the controversial issue drawing much publicity and is described as an excellent speaker Hear him Delephona 4 for Want Ad Service.

Edwin Dabney Ada Dabney

Mob lynching victims taken from Aiken jail

A mob seized three Black prisoners from the Aiken Jail early today, killing Clarence and Demon Lowman and Demon's wife Bertha Lowman. The men were on trial for a serious case related to Sheriff H. H. Howard's death. The mob overpowered guards, freed the prisoners, and their bodies were found in a pine thicket near the town. The incident followed a prior trial and a new verdict of not guilty for Demon Lowman on conspiracy charges.

Aiken Clarence Demon Lowman Bertha Lowman H. H. Howard Aiken County Ripert Tayor Nellie Robinson Bach Robinson Augusta Clarenes Demron Lowman Bertha Aixes 8. C Augusta Herald Saii Aliep County

Lost Lead of Red Ore Sought After Fifty Years

Hillsboro New Mexico historian recounts Manuel Taylor descendant of General Zachary Taylor still prospecting in the San Matillo and Gold Dust regions for the once valued red ore rumored to yield 2100 in gold. He says he will strike it rich yet and preserves the old prospector spirit.

Hillsboro N. M Manuel Taylor Zachary Taylor Taylor Yast Tugo San Matillo Silver City N. N Maylor

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