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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

2

Murray plans gubernatorial bid amid Oklahoma political clash

Preston Lester asserts Murray will run for governor despite no formal announcement. He cites Murray's broad support among independents and Democrats, laboring to unite party factions while Dunn Cruce dynamics complicate the race. Curtiss aviation crash in St Louis during Centennial events details follow.

Oklahoma City Murray Preston Lester McAlester Lester Judge Dunn Supreme Court Lee Cruce Comanche County Dunn Cruce Guthrie Oklahoma Mason and Dixon Line

Abbott L Lowell Becomes Harvard President Inauguration

Abbott Lawrence Lowell seated himself as Harvard president in Cambridge on October 6. An audience of over 5,000 witnessed the ceremony beneath the elm yard. Alumni pledged fealty to Lowell and honored Charles Eliot, who delivered the valedictory.

Cambridge Mass Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard University College Yard Charles William Eliot Alumni Association Lowell Memorial Hall Eliot Bryce Great Britain

Ruling Lets Railways Enforce Jim Crow in Interstate Travel

In Newkirk district court Judge William N. Bowles rules a passenger ejected for refusing to use a separate coach cannot seek damages from the railroad. The decision cites U S Supreme Court precedent allowing railroads to regulate interstate commerce and says state enforcement of separate coaches rests with the state, not the individual passenger. E H Adams refused the separate coach after Hutchinson Kansas boarding and was put off at Chilocco. The jury was directed to verdict for the Santa Fe railroad.

Guthrie William N. Boles Newkirk Bowles United States Supreme Court E. H. Adams Hutchinson Kas State Line Chilocco Santa Fe Railroad Company

Census seeks 1600 to 1800 special agents for statistics

The Census Bureau will hire 1600 to 1800 special agents beginning January 1 1910 to collect statistics on manufacturing mines and quarries. Pay ranges from 3 to 6 dollars per day plus travel expenses. Oklahoma examination sites include Ardmore Enid Guthrie McAlester Muskogee and Oklahoma City. Applications due by October 25 1909.

Bureau of Census Bureau of the Census United States Oklahoma Ardmore Enid Guthrie McAlester Muskogee Oklahoma City C. D. Carter Fourth Congressional District

Durant Dominates Ada In Size Speed And Experience

Durant out-classed Ada with clear advantages in size speed and experience delivering a decisive performance. The statement notes Durant's superior attributes and execution throughout the contest.

Durant Ada

Deafness Cure Claim Offers $100 for Catarrh Cases

An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured and notes the product is sold by druggists for 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

South Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Grand Jury Returns 85 True Bills From Ada Term

The fall term grand jury in Ada completed eight days of sessions with 192 witnesses examined and 85 true bills issued. Sixteen felonies and 69 misdemeanors. calls for stronger enforcement by justices of the peace and constables. no leniency for violations of prohibition laws. They urged prison rules enforcement and noted jail conditions with repairs and cleaning needed. jury thanked court, county attorney, and bailiffs before discharge.

District Court Ada Honorable Court

Blood Balm Ad Promises Cures for Skin and Blood Diseases

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin ailments including cancer carbuncles scrofula eczema and rheumatism. It claims quick healing of sores and purifying of blood with bottles priced at one dollar plus free samples via mail order from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga and Ada Okla.

Express Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga Ada Okla G. M. Ramsey

Want to Buy a Town Shipton Kansas Auction

Salina Kansas reports Shipton a nine mile from here on the Union Pacific railroad will be sold at public auction October 20 to the highest bidder. The town includes a depot grain elevator six general stores post office dwellings churches and other assets. It rests on W S Irwins wheat ranch as he retires selling most farm assets and all town machinery except autos. The sale includes the town and farm equipment. The Salina Military band will perform for the occasion.

Salina Kan Kansas Town Shipton Union Pacific W. S. Irwin

Balloon riddled with shot lands after near tragedy

The 60 000 cubic foot South St. Louis balloon sailed from St. Louis during centennial races but was riddled with gunfire from farmers in Northern Missouri. Pilot Norris A. Hiemann and aide John Bennett escaped harm as ballast bags protected them. They landed at Laredo after losing gas and ballast, 205 miles from St. Louis.

St. Louis South St. Louis Missouri Norris A. Hiemann John Bennett Hermann The Aero Club Laredo

Cruce Signals Oklahoma Governor Run

Ardmore Ok Oct 7 Lee Cruce returned from Oklahoma City meeting and said he would not perjure himself to be governor. He plans to race before the primaries and announce within ten days or two weeks. The contest appears between Cruce and Murray of Tishomingo, with Cruce noting a $3000 spending limit.

Ardmore Oklahoma Lee Cruce Oklahoma City

Poultry Association forms in Pontotoc County Ada

Organizers are moving to establish the Pontotoc County Poultry Association in Ada. A number of poultry enthusiasts in the area are urging the creation of the group and likely participation.

Pontotoc County

Fire destroys cotton platform and supplies in Durant

A noon fire at Caddo damaged the Katy cotton platform in Durant, burning 100 bales of cotton and four cars of corn. Estimated loss is $20,000, with Wolfe & Co. as the heaviest losers. The town was without water and other property was endangered for a time.

Durant Caddo Katy Wolfe & Co

Sam Woolard Here A Poet and Agent Visits for Fire Loss

Sam F Woolard poet and state agent for American Central Insurance Co was here Thursday to adjust a loss by fire with E H Lucas who had nearly 1000 dollars worth of hay burned recently.

Sam F. Woolard Arthur American Central Insurance Co E. H. Lucas

Wheat and hog prices surge in Paola Kansas market

On October 4 in Paola Kansas wheat topped the market at 1.12 dollars per bushel with strong demand and record prices. Hogs sold for eight dollars per hundredweight.

Paola, Kas

Morrows Attend Ada Trial Over Youth’s Death

Frank Morrow and the young widow of the deceased travel from Granite to Ada to attend the trial of Bill Nutt charged with the killing.

Frank Morrow Young Morrow Ada Granite Bill Nutt

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Preston Lestor Malester the News Curtiss Forest Park Glenn HH Curtiss Osmont Farman Roy Knabenshue Lincoln Beachey Thomas Baldwin Knabenshue Beachey Curtiss and Ozemont Roinson Abbott L. Lowell Wintersmith Arthur Peter & Co Hill Street Louisville Kentucky Story & Clark Hoffman Carlisle Howard Straud Marshall & Wendall Estey Elgin Farrand Seeees Poultry Association Sam Woolard DR. Wilson Harris Hotel B. H. Epperson J. W. Dean Attorneys-at-Law Reed-Douglas Building J. E. Webb C. H. Ennie Webb ENNIS Lawyers Office First National Bank Bldg T. W. Chadwick Ada, Oklahoma F. E. Rushing Fort Worth Texas Drs. Faust & Hartman H. T. Saffarans Ada National Bank Pineule Medicine CO Chicago Gwin & Mays
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