Ring Candidate In Letter To Morris Is Clear on Prohibition
Walter N. Wray and Charles L. Turley vie for the Shrine ring as popular novices. Turley denies anti prohibition charges in a letter to Rev. C C Morris, while Wray avoids political questions until after the Sulphur ceremony.
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Charles L. Turley
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Turley
Ada
Marshall County
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Clinton Conkling Dies at 78 in Springfield Illinois
Clinton Conkling aged 78 who once personally notified Abraham Lincoln in Springfield of his presidential nomination died after a long stomach cancer illness. The Muskogee Daily Phoenix reports a modern political quip about the Twentieth Amendment wishing the stork access to apartments.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Clinton Conkling
Abraham Lincoln
Muskogee
Phoenix
Harding urged to stay home after western trip
New York October 12. Senator Harding the Republican nominee is urged to remain at home after a western tour that his managers say failed to convince the people. Senator Pat Harrison chairman of the Democratic speakers bureau issued the statement today outlining the setback.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Pat Harrison
Democratic National
Trade Extension Move
Washington reports that appropriations near 1 1/2 million dollars will be asked at the next Congress for extending foreign trade. Officials say increased funds are needed due to changing conditions in American commerce.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerc
Parachute Jumping Described With High Death Risk
Washington reports Army air service details the parachute system used by aviators. It explains the fall from the plane, the pull on a wire, and the release of a pilot chute that opens the main parachute. The process can cause severe shock and a real sporting chance of the parachute failing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army Air Service
Democrats Form Cox Roosevelt Club At Lawrence
An enthusiastic Cox Roosevelt club was organized at Lawrence after an Ada address by Luther Harrison. Mr. Nettles was elected president and Miss Brumley secretary. The public school building was filled as voters listened to the campaign talk. W B Jones and Orel Busby accompanied Harrison.
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Cox-Roosevelt
Lawrence
Luther Harrison
Ada
Nettles
Miss Brumley
W. B. Jones
Orel Busby
Obituary: Infant Mildred Fletcher Passes After Brief Illness
Little Mildred Fletcher died yesterday at one month and six days old. She was the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fletcher of 807 West Thirteenth Street and was buried yesterday afternoon in Rosedale cemetery.
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Mildred Fletcher
Farmers Better Politicians Than Businessmen in Neapolis
Pp. E. Goodrich of Winchester Ind president of the Grain Dealers National Association warned at the group’s annual convention that an agrarian movement will rise. He said farmers, more active in politics, seek class legislation to increase prices by collective marketing and control, while public costs of marketing grain remain low for producers.
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Neapolis
Pp. E. Goodrich
Winchester
Ind
Grain Dealers National Association
Goodrich
China’s foreign trade grows fivefold since 35 years ago
China’s foreign trade value now stands at about five times its level 35 years earlier, reflecting a sustained expansion across export and import activities. This milestone underscores the long term growth in China’s role in global commerce and economic development.
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China
Elks of Ada Host Evening Dance and Social
The Ada Elks invite members families and applicants to a party tonight at the clubrooms under renovation. Games include dominoes forty two grudge and five hundred. A jazz orchestra arranged through the Dubinsky Brothers will perform starting at ten with dancing to follow until early morning.
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Elks of
Ada
Elks
Arkansas
Cotton harvest drives Shawnee market boom in county
Shawnee Oklahoma September 30 The Pottawatomie county cotton crop is described as the largest in the county’s history with over 200 bales already marketed here. Cotton wagons line the gins from dawn to dusk as the season begins and upland yields exceed prior all time lows.
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Shawnee
Pottawa
Tomie County
Woman Sues for Divorce from H B Young in Ada
Mary Young files for divorce alleging marriage at Ada on April 2 1910 and desertion since August 1 with failure to support and repeated cruelty. She seeks court relief and any further decrees the court deems proper.
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Mary Young
H. B. Young
Ada
Roff Merchant Fined for Lottery Punchboard Violation
O R Wood a Roff merchant pleaded guilty yesterday to running lottery punchboards in his store. He was fined $25 and costs after Sheriff Bob Duncan arrested him and found the devices on display in the shop.
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Roff
Justice Brown
Wood
Bob Duncan
Russians Flee South From North Pole Rumors
Pawhuska Daily Capital questions a sensational claim that Russian forces are retreating southward from a northern frontline near the Pole. The brief questions the plausibility and sources behind the strange report.
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Pawhuska
North Pole
Ada Okla Editor's Daughter Weds in Ada
A couple from Ada Oklahoma married today by Judge Woodward after the 1 10 pm ceremony in his office. Bride Laverne Brown daughter of the Ada News editor and groom J B Smathers musician in an Ada theater plan to reside there.
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Sherman
Kidd- Key
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Ada
Okla
Laverne Brown
Ada News
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Denison
Texas
Herald
Crump Draws Flag for Dem Ticket in Oklahoma
Frederick Oct 8 Judge George Crump of Holdenville campaigned before large crowds in Tipton and Frederick denouncing Republican foes. He defended Senator Gore and Ferris supporters, blamed price declines on Republican inaction, and urged unity and policy solutions to boost cotton and wheat prices while praising Wilson era ideas.
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United States Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Congress
League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Congress
Cuba
England
Republican Party
Arrests for Consorting at Roland rooms in police court
Buck Jones and Annie Byrd were arrested for consorting at the Roland rooms last night. Byrd was fined 20 dollars and costs after arraignment before the mayor, warned it was not her first offense, with a daughter present. Jones faces 30 days in county jail starting Monday for liquor possession, convicted this week.
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Buck Jones
Annie Byrd
Roland Rooms
Gothher
Jones
Four Thousand Doctors Strike In Miami News
Report notes four thousand doctors are on strike in Miami. It cheekily links strikes to Vienna by mentioning the Vienna loaf as a whimsical reference. No further details on cause or participants are provided.
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Miami News
Vienna
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