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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
3
In response to a call from East Central Normal, twenty three boys volunteered to go to the coal fields to work in the mines. Four teachers will accompany them, with faculty offering free grading for students who study. Transportation for the units is provided and the local contingent may depart soon.
In a Puebla penitentiary letter, American consular agent Ww. C. Jenkins denounces his abduction and denial of witnesses, calling Mexican justice a farce as authorities seal him in without bail. He cites bandits, court delays, and embassy testimony to offset alleged false evidence.
General Felipe Angeles, executed by Carranza's firing squad, was a famed artillery officer once serving under Diaz and later backing Madero and Villa. He studied at Chapultepec, trained in Europe, wrote military texts, and earned the Legion of Honor. Born June 12, 1896 in Zacualtipan Hidalgo, he supported Villa's campaigns, sought peace in Mexico, and spent years in the United States after Villa's raid on Columbus. His wife and three sons lived in El Paso during his field years.
Muskogee Times-Democrat notes Porta predicted world end around December 17 but says a silver lining may follow. Analysts foresee a possible ceasefire in Mexican disorders, easing European tensions, and lower living costs before the supposed event.
An advertisement extols Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a cure for rheumatic pain. It claims to improve digestion, tone the liver, regulate kidneys and bowels, cleanse the system, and provide prompt relief at low cost. Sold and guaranteed by local druggists.
Six district officials of the United Mine Workers of America surrendered at the federal building in Indianapolis. They posted $10,000 bonds each through a surety company to cover arrest on contempt of court charges for passively permitting the coal strike to continue. A hearing is set for 10 o'clock next Tuesday.
Paris reports Franklin L Polk head of the U S delegation to the peace conference summoned Byron Von Lesner chief German representative and warned that delay in ratifying the Versailles treaty by Washington cannot be interpreted as favoring Germany. He said there is one understanding of Germanys obligations and the ties with the United States and its Allies.
A and M cattle Shorthorns Herefords and Aberdeen Angus won premier honors at the American Royal in Kansas City November 15 to 22. They took seven first prizes and one grand championship, with notable wins across Shorthorns Herefords and Aberdeen Angus, signaling further prospects at the Chicago exposition. The college marked its second straight year with top Angus junior calf and steer herd awards, totaling $390 in premiums. TICE BY PUBLICATION. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PON TOTOC COUNTY OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Estate of Slone Johnson Deceased. Reubin Carney Susie Porter Ben Courtney Sallie Shepard Willie Courtney and Johnson Carney Plaintiffs vs W H Paul Ben Maytubby and Unknown Heirs of Slone Johnson Deceased Defendants.
A cryptic fragment discusses temporary outcast status for the United States among nations. It hints at rising tensions and urges vigilance as adversaries adjust and “watch the subs.” The text appears as a brief, incomplete quote reflecting geopolitical anxiety.
Paris reports a government drive to attract American tourists, potentially a million visitors bringing millions in revenue to rebuild France. The National Office of Touring will publicize and coordinate travel, with the French Touring Company arranging tickets and programs to ease lodging and avoid overcharging.
An advertisement touts HERBINE for indigestion with instant pain relief. It claims quick bowel action and renewed vigor and cheer. Bart Smith is listed as the seller.
A testimonial claims Rich Tone restored strength and vitality, saying it helped the user walk again and feel happier. The ad asserts quick results, offers a risk free trial, and guarantees satisfaction with a bottle sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Co.
Congressman Ferris urges President Wilson to use the war trade board or a congressional joint resolution to embargo print paper. He says mills accept high foreign bids, threatening nationwide publication and legal notices. Ferris reports touring 27 counties in three weeks and stresses urgent relief.
Physicians urge isolation for contagious colds to protect others. The piece notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as an effective aid to curing a cold and reducing danger.
Senator Robert L. Owen works with Hitchcock and GOP leaders to craft a compromise on the treaty. He supported both Lodge and Hitchcock reservations and aims for ratification with non destructive reservations. A Democratic conference chair race between Hitchcock and Underwood is shaping the dynamic.
Swiss dispatch notes disorders at various Italian locations have taken on revolutionary aspects as received by officials.
Governor J B A Robertson canceled a federal troop request after learning two negro infantry companies from Columbus N M were to be sent to protect coal fields in Oklahoma He called the move a needless waste of time and expense and said he would not have them sent under any circumstances Major General Dickman was notified from Fort Sam Houston Texas of the withdrawal and the troops involved were two companies of the 4th Infantry stationed at Columbus.
Five days after a wet spell and cotton remains in fields with heavy damage cited by farmers. Some report losses of 300 to 500 dollars from rain. Much corn left unharvested. D B Smith holds about 1000 bushels yet to gather. Local gin closed for fuel, oil well work halted by engine breakdown but to resume. Community events and visits noted including a Sunday singing at Arthur Edwards and visits among residents.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach. They gently stimulate the stomach and bowels to restore normal function. When you feel dull and constipated, try them to feel a pleasing effect.
Judge G Ed Warren of the municipal court spoke at a Sunday YMCA forum in Tulsa noting ancient labor organization and comparing it to modern unions. He argued reasonable wage needs, criticized disproportionate coal prices, and supported government ownership of key public utilities to prevent consumer hardship.
An advertisement claims wheezing stems from lung phlegm and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy to loosen phlegm so it can be coughed up. Bart Smith is listed as the advertiser.
Framing prices drop as 0. A. Cummins advertises reduced frames for customers. No other details or dates are provided in readable text.
Surgeons emphasize first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds. Prompt application of an efficient antiseptic prevents infection and begins healing immediately. BoroZone is advertised as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for both humans and animals.
An advertisement recommends Herbine to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels after badly digested fermented food. It claims to remove the cause of bilious attacks and restore energy and cheerfulness. Bart Smith sells the product.
In Garfield ward, pupils were told a long vacation due to fuel shortages but must meet in classrooms each morning for homework. Teachers collect assignments the next day, and new tasks are given. Parents protest while Superintendent Price defends the plan as proper.
Lee McCarty of Ross filed suit for divorce from Beulah McCarty yesterday. He married her January 30, 1915, and six months later she left and has lived apart ever since. He denies fault and seeks divorce and relief.
Charles J. Bell, 73, former treasurer of the New Orleans sub-treasury, died at his home on December 3. He had been expected to be the Republican state convention’s gubernatorial nominee, with honors riding on the proceedings.
If you are in need of an auctioneer phone 595, or write Esser, Box 712, Ada. 11-5-tf.
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