Roff Prevails Over Ada In Tough Football Battle
Roff wins 13 to 0 as Ada struggles in first half and fights back late. Fortner and Orr shine for Roff with strong line play and a 30 yard forward pass. Gay runs 25 yards and Brents’ squad capitalizes on Ada errors to seal the win.
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Ada High
Ada
Shorty Brents
Maxx
Orr
Fortner
Ada Boys
Roff
Nutt
Ada Bunch
Gay
Joe Tobias
Fred Orr
Ada Dorsey
McKeown Washington
Fullback
Roland Te
Sogn Os ‘Bobbitt
Roff, Ryan
Enloe
Brunner
Duncan
Negro Population of the United States 1910 census bulletin
A Census Bureau bulletin to be issued by William J. Harris will present comprehensive data on the 1910 negro population, including numbers, distribution, growth, age and sex structure, marital status, literacy, schooling, occupations, agriculture, mortality, and urban rural distribution. It notes 1910 U S negro population 9 827 763 at 10 7 of total, with 72 6 percent rural residence and a death rate of 25 5 per 1 000 in 1910.
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Washington, D. C
United States
William J. Harris
Census Department of Commerce
U. S
Mexican General Herrera Threatens Americans in Veracruz Conflict
Parral Chihuahua Oct 11 General Maclovio Herrera who rebels against Villa calls on Mexicans to oppose Villa and drive American troops from Vera Cruz. The proclamation urges patriotism to unite under Herrera to expel invaders, claiming 5000 men in Parral with daily recruits.
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Parral
Chihuahua
Mex
Maclovio Herrera
Villa
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Herrera
Supreme Court opens arguments on wide range of cases
Arguments begin before the Supreme Court on issues affecting railroads taxes immigration and consumer interests. Major cases include Norfolk and Western vs West Virginia over two cent fares and revenue, Pullman Co vs Knott on gross earnings tax, Book Trust antitrust action I and A Straus vs American Publishers Association, and others involving land titles meat inspection and bank deposits.
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Washington
United States
United States Supreme Court
Norfolk and Western Railroad Co
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Norfolk and Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Co
W. V. Knott
Florida
Book Trust
I. and
A. Straus
R. H. Macey & Co
American Publishers’ Association
Macy & Co
California
Antonio Maria Peralta
Alta
Luis Peralta
South
Carl Oliver
Texas
Oliver
Robert D. Stanley
Grand Jury
Oklahoma
W. S. Farish
State Banking Board
U. S. Court For
Eastern District of Oklahoma
Union State Bank
Alamo State Bank
State of Oklahoma
Banking Board and Bank Commissioners
The
Oklahoma Trust Co
Muskogee
Texas Company
Northern Pacific Railway Co
North Dakota
Terminal Railroad Association of
St. Louis
U. S
Farmers Hold Their Cotton
J D Lasater Ada compress superintendent reports 1306 bales compressed this season versus 6331 at this date last year. He notes holding by farmers may affect markets though impact unknown. Also mentions Siam petroleum crude use by natives and health update from Frank Huddleston in Sabinas Texas weight up from 136 to 150.
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J. D. Lasater
Ada Compress
News Today
Ada
Siam
Charley Floyd
Frank Huddleston
Sabinas
Texas
Harmony in Oklahoma Democrats as campaign opens
Oklahoma City reports that Democratic leaders led by W R Samuel praise perfect party harmony ahead of the general election. Judge J B A Robertson vows full support for the ticket, while Republicans rally around John Fields amid splits with the old ring. Robertson plans speeches in northwestern Oklahoma next week.
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Oklahoma
W. R. Samuel
Bob’’ Williams
Oklahoma Democracy
Democracy
J. B. A. Robertson
Tulsa
John Fields
Fields
Meetin
Judge Robertson
Cruce challenges John Fields over Oklahoma debt claims
Edmond Oklahoma October 10 Governor Lee Cruce denounced John Fields for misrepresenting Oklahoma public debts and expenditures of the Democratic administration. He urged Fields or supporters to cite a state with better economy and spoke to a full opera house crowd saying the facts are not as Fields portrays.
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Edmond
Okla
Lee Cruce
John Fields
Oklahoma
Tec
Cruce
Opera House
German Steel Works Replaces Steam Hammer with Hydraulic Press
At a German steel works a hydraulic press delivering 11000 tons of pressure replaces a steam hammer whose shocks were felt far away. The change eliminates the earth shaking previously caused by the hammer’s operation.
Gladys Belle well near the city strikes gas at depth
The Gladys Belle well, north of the city, is down over 900 feet with a fair gas show on Friday evening. The Ford well at Steedman has been spudded in and drilling will be pushed vigorously.
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Gladys Belle
Steedman
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Maxx Erents
Roff High School
Ilies
Charles Lewis
Lewis Howard
Fred Williams
James McBee
Ing
William C. Nixon
W. B. Biddle
Thomas H. West
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co
L. A. Reynolds
G. W. Broughton
E. W. Fields
Alabama
J. D. Lankford Bank
Platt Iron Works Co
Platt Company
American Water Softener Co
State Banking Board of Oklahoma
Robertson
Wiliams
City
Gov
Dr. Price
Dr.price
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