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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1928

Page

3

Curtis Flays Smiths Prohibition Record in Virginia Speech

Len Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee spoke at the Paterson Senator Armory in Petersburg Virginia blasting Governor Alfred E. Smith for opposing prohibition enforcing laws and immigration rules Curtis argued Smith would weaken law enforcement and criticized using the 1890 census as immigration basis State audience cheered as Curtis linked Smith to party platform conflicts and announced plans to Raleigh for a second speech.

Petersburg Len Curtis Alfred E. Smith Paterson Se New Rk Curtis Curtisquez New York Smith Virginia Carter Glass Raleigh

Registration books again open tomorrow

County election officials announced registration for the presidential election will open tomorrow. Any resident who moved precincts, reached age, or moved into the state since the last period must register or reregister to vote. A lengthy list of county registration officials and precinct locations is provided.

Ada Allen N. S. Olive Bebee C. W. Wells Colbert MW. B. Oliver Canyon Springs J. R. Duty John Chesser Conway J. H. McMeans Egypt J. R. Floyd Colberg W.L. Etchieson Fitzhugh Edmond Smith Francis Walter Dickson Maxwell Emmett Light Oakman Wm. Carter Owl Creek J. H. Davis Pickett Frank Fowler Pecan Grove B. E. Herrin East Roff Ralph Clark West Roff Joe Bridges Stonewall George McKay Sunshine Mr. Pitt Tyrola C. W. Stringer Union Valley N. M. Boyles Vaness Miles Collins Steedman Harve Parris Homer Lee Collins Wilson J. H. Drake Rocky Chapel J. E. Smith Greenhouse Lillie Donnehey

Waner Brothers End Winter Road Tour in Ada

Paul and Lloyd Waner return from a winter layoff as cold Midwestern weather ends their barnstorming. They plan to play next Sunday at Ada against Seminole with Ada club on the roster. Coached by Hammonds, the move follows requests from East Side Democrats to assist governor Johnston in the final campaign push in Oklahoma's eighth district battleground.

Paul Lloyd Waner Ada Seminole Lloyd Hammonds East Side Johnston Holdenville Eighth Oklahoma

Okmulgee Umber Man Found Dead

John Edwin Vansant 44, vice president and manager of Sun Lumber yards in the Okmulgee district, was found dead in the servant quarters of his home with a gas stove venting natural gas. Relatives cited domestic troubles and financial worries as factors. investigators labeled it suicide. The family includes Lula J. Vansant, widow, daughter Bessie Mae 19, son Robert R. 16, and another son Charles Herbert, musician in Louisville. Vansant left a note to inform colleagues where oil field casing could be found.

Okmulgee John Edwin Vansant Sun Lumber Yards James Vansant Tulsa Vansant Lula J. Vansant Bessie Mae Robert R Charles Herbert Louisville

Johnston Campaign Advances Through Oklahoma Rally Plans

Governor Henry S. Johnston presses his Democratic campaign in Oklahoma. He will speak at a Tulsa rally Wednesday night and deliver brief addresses at several Tulsa County venues on Thursday.

Oklahoma City Henry S. Johnston Tulsa QO. OQ

Registration deadline set for Oklahoma voters

Oklahoma voters who have not registered and plan to vote on November 6 must register by midnight October 26. Attorney General Edwin Dabney stated the books open October 17 and stay open for ten days, redefining the period due to the word before in the law.

Oklahoma City

Investigation of County Attorney Asked

A petition signed by 15 Lawton citizens asks why Comanche county attorney failed to file charges against W. A. King 64 alleged to have mistreated a 9 year old girl. The Attorney General Edwin Dabney said he was told no complaint was signed delaying charges. he directed that information be filed today.

Oklahoma City Lawton Comanche County W. A. King Edwin Dabney King Dabney

Hickman Confesses Robbing Muskogee Cafe

In Muskogee Oklahoma October 15 William Edward Hickman condemned to the gallows for the Marian Parker murder confessed in a letter to Clark Compton police chief that he also held up a Muskogee cafe restaurant in December 1926. He said I want to get right before God before I hang.

Muskogee Okla William Edward Hickman Marian Parker Los Angeles Clark Compton Hick

Robbery Suspect Seeks Reconciliation Over Loss

Hickman expressed hope that Muskogee residents will not bear a grudge and said he wants to repay the restaurant owner though he lacks funds. He admitted he and an unnamed companion took about $15 in the robbery.

Muskogee Hickman

Gunman Kills One Wounds Three on Sasakwa Streets

In Sasakwa Okla Saturday afternoon gunman WEWOKA former filling station operator Thomas Teavehouse shot and killed Goldie Herbert 45 and wounded three others Joe Bond Margaret Doolin and H C Bruce. Teavehouse was charged with murder and held in the county jail after arrest.

Wewoka Okla Thomas Teavehouse Goldie Herbert Sasakwa Herbert Homer Bishop Teavehouse Joe Bond Margaret Doolin Harry Doolin H. C. Bruce

Girl 16 in Oklahoma Poison Crisis Linked to Suits

Madeline Pinkerton 16 remains in danger after taking part of a poison drink in a love-triangle incident with two suitors, Verl Roe 21 and John Walton 16, both of whom died by self harm. A coroner’s jury ruled Walton’s death a bullet wound of unknown manner, though authorities believe it suicide.

Guthrie Okla Madeline Pinkerton John Walton Logan County Verl Roe Walton

Governor launches drive to halt Tulsa dog racing

Oklahoma City Oct. 16 Governor Johnston ordered attorney general Edwin Dabney to act to stop dog racing in Tulsa amid alleged gambling connected with the races. He urged swift action and suggested a statewide halt if needed.

Theseas Attorney General’s Office State Supreme Court Tulsa County Dabney Byron Kirkpatrick Tulsa Oklahoma City Johnston Edwin Dabney

Robinson Inland to Speak for Democrats

Senator Joseph T. Robinson began a westward campaign swing by rail and road, planning to address Boise tonight and Ogden tomorrow. He spoke in Portland and McMinnville Oregon, stressing water power and delivering a traditional soapbox style address during the Willamette valley tour.

Portland

Snowstorm Halts Hunting Parties in Four States

A Colorado blizzard stranded about 400 deer hunters across Grand Junction and nearby districts. Relief teams searched Whitewater for eight men and reported snow depths from 18 inches to five feet. Wyoming saw five feet in some areas and motorists faced impassable roads while Santa Fe and Denver reported early season snow and sharp temperature drops.

Denver Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Grand Junction Col Rocky Mountain Divide Whitewater Cheyenne Larmie Santa Fe N. M Montana

Weather relief and warm trend for mountain region

A brief note reports improved conditions with gentler in mountain areas and rising temperatures signaling a warming spell. No specific dates or locations are provided beyond the mountain region.

Graf Zeppelin lands to triumphant welcome in Friedrichshafen

Crowds greet dirigible builder Dr Ludwig Buerr and Frau Eckener as the Graf Zeppelin arrives in the United States port. Locals cheer the crew wives and the crew’s son Knut, praising recovery of the damaged port horizontal as the town bands play and celebratory shouts fill the streets.

Friedrichsha Germany Frihshafen United States Hugo Eckener Ludwig Buerr Frau Eckener Dr. Buerr

13 year old recovers mail bag from Graf Zeppelin over Washington

Thirteen year old Bernard Ricker found a mail sack dropped from the Graf Zeppelin over Washington. The mail was not addressed to Washington and was mailed on to the correct addressee by postmaster C. P. Mooney. Authorities believe the bag was dropped here by mistake and it fell on school grounds.

Washington Bernard Ricker C. P. Mooney

Large fall class at McAlester Scottish Rite Consistory

McAlester on October 16 to 21 hosts a fall reunion of Scottish Rite Masonry Indian Consistory with 174 candidates entering the seventeenth degree. Visitors include Arkansas Consistory members from Ft. Smith witnessing Rose Croix degree conferment, indicating a similar staging to be featured at the Ft. Smith temple soon.

Mcalester Arkansas Ft. Smith

Commander Grayson Leaves Cuba After Veterans Convention

P Col. William L. Grayson national commander of the United Spanish war veterans departed Cuba today. He sent a parting message to the Cuban people thanking them for their hospitality during the 30th annual veterans convention held last week.

Havana Cuba William L. Grayson United Spanish War Veterans

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