Giants Ground Johnson in World Series Victory at Polo Grounds
Walter Johnson suffered his second World Series defeat as the New York Giants beat the Washington Senators 6 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. Bentley belted a homer and Lindstrom added key hits as New York surged with three runs in the eighth and coasted to the win.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Walter Johnson
Washington
Giants
Bentley
Moundsman
Goslin
Senators
Scout Rally and Court of Honor Mark Ada youngsters
By Harry Miller a Scout rally at Washington school features Prof Marvin P Hatchett and Principal Patton with new members joining Troop 9 A court of honor honors Harrison Meaders Leon Harris and Lloyd Tipton who near eagle scout status The piece urges safety near cotton storage and reflects on local losses Mrs Warner and Mrs Bassinger sympathies Scoutmaster J C Treadwell notes a Friday meeting and plans for Lodge next week The column extols Bible study Sunday school and religious guidance in scouting It notes 500 pamphlets on voter participation and the call to vote votes as you please
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Washington School
Marvin P. Hatchett
Patton
Washington
Hatchett
Ada
Ringling Bros. Cire
A.ecourt
Harrison Meaders
Leon Harris
Lloyd Tipton
Tipton
Meaders
Oscar Parker
Court of Honor
Warner
Bassinger
Lawrence
Boy Scouts
Pelase
Terry Drives In Three As Giants Beat Cardinals
New York's Terry had one run three hits and no errors. Kelly singled, Tory walked, Wilson reached on a Johnson error, and Jackson scored on a Goslin catch. Gowdy forced Wilson, McQuillan and Lindstrom drove in runs. Frisch out at second as Lindstrom was retired. Three runs on three hits and one error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNeely
Lindstrom
Harris
Wilson
Rice
Terry
New York
Miller
Young
Ruel
Goslin
Bentley
Judge
Bluege
Frisch
Kelly
Johnson
Jackson
Gowdy
Gosline
Bruege
Yoing
Haris
Swining
Grisch
Jack
Rkuel
Linstrom
McQuillan
Real
Lindstom
Tory
Ninth Inning Baseball Notation Block
Washington-Seibold bats for Miller flies to Kelly Tate walks Taylor runs for Tate McNeely fans Harris flies out no runs no hits no errors
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Washington
Seibold
Miller
Kelly
Tate
Johnson
Taylor
McNeely
Harris
Wilson
Erros
Salesman Falls to Death From Window in Shawnee
H R Norman a 35 year old traveling salesman from Okmulgee was instantly killed today when he fell from a fourth floor department store window in Shawnee. He suffered a fractured skull and broken limbs and died after fainting while seeking fresh air during a medical visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
H. R. Norman
Okmulgee
Norman
Feuquay challenges civics gap as Lions hear plea
Chandler state senator Cortland Feuquay urged vigilance in government and praised unselfish groups like Kiwanis Lions and Rotary. He warned of rising government payrolls, underpaid officials, and waste, urging stronger local leaders, better roads and schools, and practical Christianity. local attendees included Rice of Tulsa and Rev Carden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Feuquay
Chandler
Lions Club
East Central State Teachers College
Joseph C .Looney
Kiwanis
The
Lions
Rotary Clubs
Wer Rice
Tulsa
E. W. Wilson
W. OM. Crutchfield
Ae Carden
Ed Haley
Ada
Cotton Takes Heavy Slump in October Forecast
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a two week drop of 97 000 bales with total production forecast at 12 499 000 equivalent 500 bale units. October 1 crop condition 53 5 percent of normal, yield about 148 pounds per acre. Oklahoma condition 63 percent with forecast 1 272 000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Cotton Dips After Government Forecast in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 8, cotton fell by a cent and a half per pound shortly after the government forecast for production. The forecast indicated 97,000 bales less in sight than the earlier September 16 projection, while traders had anticipated a drop of at least 200,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton Falls 167 Points on Government Report
New York October 8 cotton prices fell over one and a half cents with heavy selling on the government report. December slipped to 24 cents a pound, down 167 points from the morning high as other positions declined accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowling Green man returns home after visit here
A. C. Chapman of Bowling Green Kentucky returns to his home after visiting relatives in Ada. W. P. Chism, off the sick list for several days, shows improvement and expects to be out in a day or two. Branscome and Sons install a new refrigerator counter for their market department, claiming its the first of its kind in Ada and the latest in equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Chapman
Bowling Green
W. P. Chism
Branscome & Sons
Ada
Residents Travel After Ada Visit and Hospital Care
Ranie McDonald of Henryetta left Thursday for Konawa after visiting Ada. James Porter of Maud left Thursday for home after treatment in the Ada hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranie McDonald
Henryetta
Konawa
Ada
James Porter
Maud
Ada Hospital
Village social welcomes Miss Gertrude Montgomery visit
Miss Gertrude Montgomery of Roff arrived today to spend the weekend as a guest of Miss Estelle Jackson and Miss Imaleta Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Montgomery
Roff
Estelle Jackson
Imaleta Potts
Judge Hammond Visits City as Francis Improves
Judge W. H. Hammond, visiting from Francis, reports Francis is improving. City construction and unusual levels of activity are noted, indicating a recent uptick in development and momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hammond
Francis
Tolbert Visits Ill Mother in Denver Suburb
Don Tolbert of Denver visited his ailing mother Mrs. 8S. R. Tolbert southwest of the city. Mrs. Tolbert showed slight improvement today. Don planned to return to Denver this afternoon and has several contracting jobs in Colorado and New Mexico underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tolbert
Denver
Colorado
8S. R. Tolbert
Ada Weekend Visitors and Local Injuries Highlight Sunday
Miss Earnie Burris of Stonewall and Mrs. Anna Ratcliffe of Oakman visited Ada on Saturday for shopping. Teachers Warren Colley and Miss Vella Bess spent the day in Ada on business and hospitality. Belton Brady suffered a painful eye injury when steel pierced his eye Saturday.
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Earnie Burris
Stonewall
Ada
Anna Ratcliffe
Oakman
Warren Colley
Mill Creek
Charles W. Briles
East Central
Belton Brady
Mrs. L. C. Haggard and Bertha Visit Family in Gentry
Mrs. L C Haggard and her daughter Bertha returned Saturday from Gentry Arkansas where they spent two weeks visiting Mrs Haggard's brother Arthur Woodward and family.
Kroth to oversee Wetumka cotton yard for Frisco firm
Henry Kroth spends the weekend with his family and oversees the Wetumka cotton yard while handling the shipping end of the Frisco cotton business. He notes a large crop is being grown in the area this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kroth
Wetumka
Mrs J H Roberts Expected to Return Home Tomorrow
Mrs J H Roberts, who underwent an operation at the Ada hospital, is expected to be able to go home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben, Hatcher
Mill Creek
J. H. Roberts
Ada Hospital
Henry brings Poland China hogs to Ada from Fitzhugh
J. G. Henry of near Fitzhugh visited Ada today with a shipment of Poland China hogs. Henry is noted as an extensive breeder of the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Henry
Fitzhugh
Ada
Mr. Henry
MacThwaite Gas Co. Manager Returns After Oklahoma City Operation
Orville Snead, manager of the MacThwaite Gas Co., has returned from Oklahoma City where he recently underwent an operation. He appeared at his office for a time this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Snead
MacThwaite Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Ada Shoppers and Name Dashes Highlight Local Life
Mrs Austell and her son from Stone Wall shopped in Ada today. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ray plan to move to Prescott Arizona this evening. A letter from Mrs J C Warren in Burbank California says Mr Warren’s health has greatly improved after a period of impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Arthur Ray
Prescott
Arizona
J.C. Warren
Burbank, California
Warren
Crutchfield Named Pastor and Presiding Elder in Durant
Rev. W. M. Crutchfield assumes the role of pastor at the First Methodist church of Durant while also serving as presiding elder of the district. The dual duties are expected to keep him fully occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Crutchfield
First Methodist Church of
Durant
Cincinnati Secretary Visits Brothers in Ohio
Miss Laura W. Johnson of Cincinnati Ohio is visiting her brothers William and Henry Johnson. After a short visit she will return with her mother who will spend the winter with her. She is employed as secretary to the president of the Richardson Company at Lockhart Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura W. Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
William
Henry
Johnson
Myer
Miss Johnson
The
Richardson Company
Lockhart
La Follette Viewed by Oklahoma Voters in 1924
The Okmulgee Democrat editorial argues Oklahoma will largely back John W. Davis or Calvin Coolidge in the 1924 presidential race. It praises Davis as a progressive Democrat aligned with Wilsonian principles and portrays Coolidge as a New Englander out of step with state views.
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la Follette
Davis
Okmulgee
John W. Davis
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
New
Oklahoma
Wilson
Cotton picking shows progress in Green Hill area
J. W. Blanton of the Green Hill community near Fitzhugh said cotton picking is making fair progress and forecasts a yield modestly higher than initial expectations for the neighborhood.
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J. W. Blanton
Green Hill
Fitzhugh
Pontotoc County Exhibit Honors Noted By Hill
J B Hill returned from Muskogee where he led Pontotoc county in chunk honey and reported many county residents, including men women and club members, earned honors. He said more details will appear in the News as soon as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hill
Muskogee
Pontotoc County
Francis Sees Economic Rebound With Pipeline and Cotton boom
Dr and Mrs S M Richey visited Francis this afternoon as the doctor notes the town's payroll from the railroad and pipeline company along with the cotton harvest are reviving business. He adds the pipeline pumping station construction will take some time to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Richey
Francis
Reverend Morris Begins Two Week Revival in Monroe La
Reverend C Morris left Sunday night for Monroe Louisiana to preach in a two weeks revival. Monroe hosts a large Baptist church and nearby oil fields boost Christian work. Regular services at First Baptist Church are set for next Sunday and the following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C
Morris
Monroe
Louisana
First Baptist Church
Mexwell Briefs Highlight Daily Mrs. 8 Item
From Wednesdays Daily Mrs. 8, L Burns of Mexwell is noted in a brief item. Details are sparse and localized to social or household notices within the page segment.
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L. Burns of
Mexwell
Dixon optimism for Ada Monday night boxing card
Promoter A R Dixon hails the Stone versus Story bout at Convention Hall as the best Ada has seen. He unveils a restructured price scheme to draw more fighters and pledges a stronger program with earnest fighting from Stone and Story and hopes to feature local hopefuls. Story travels from Oklahoma City for public appearances before the event.
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Ada
A. R. Dixon
Dutch Stone
George Story
Dixon
Stone
Story
Oklahoma City
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T. W. Lewis
Lorena
Mena, Ark
L. E. Lewis
S. Townsend
Vella Bess
Allen
Edgar Heatley
Clarene Smith of
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Mrs. Austell
Jack Rose
Fred F. Brydia
Ada, Okla
East Main
Ginghams
Percales
B. L. Stevens
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