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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

14

Red Cross Shows Year's Progress

Washington October 18 More than 40 000 trained nurses are now enrolled in the Red Cross nursing service. The report highlights expansion of nursing placements to communities lacking health agencies and a broader first aid program reducing accidents among workers.

Washington The American Red Cross Red Cross Janet A. Delano Red Cross Nursing Service Red Cross Lifesaving Corps

Girl Mother Freed of Charge of Murder in Philadelphia

A 19 year old mother Violet Dickerson was acquitted of murder in the November hold up and killing of Louis Hirsch. Her companion Charles Oessinger was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. Dickerson testified of brutal coercion by Oessinger during the 12 days they shared a room.

Philadelphia vViolet Dickerson Louis Hirsch Charles Oessinger McDevitt Hirsch Oessinger Miss Dickerson Brooklawn Camden N. J

Davis Likely to Carry West Virginia

Charleston WV October reports show John W. Davis leading in a hard fought WV campaign. Republicans and Coolidge forces clash over electoral votes as three weeks remain before the election. Public sentiment fluctuates with Davis’s local ties and party regularity cited by both sides.

Davis West Virginia Charlston W. Va John W. Davis Coolidge Commonwealth Republi

Winners at Oklahoma fairs list from Pontotoc County document

J B Hill and Mrs Duvall compile a record of Pontotoc County winners at the Oklahoma City and Muskogee state fairs. The list covers Honey Club, Fruit Club, Cotton Club, Potato Club, Corn Club, Grain Sorghum Club, Girls Clubs, and open table results with multiple placements and year work notes, though some poultry and women’s club entries are incomplete.

J. B. Hill Duvall Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Muskogee Honey Club Okla City Eldred Solomon Lewis Hodges James Lambert Spurgeon Solomon Virgil Townsend Buster Daniels A. L. Lackey Clifton Mayfield Cleo Coffee Pauline Roberts Ima Trout Fawn Bevers Ima Norvell Gladis Grider Pearl Crad W. R. Woods W. J. Anderson Porto Rico Nancy Hall

Daniels Claims Coolidge Losing in presidential race

Josephus Daniels, former Navy secretary, told Tulsa crowds that Coolidge is losing ground nationwide and that John W. Davis will win the presidency. He cited oil scandals and weak leadership, predicted electoral doubt west of the Mississippi, and noted the Democratic majority could push Davis to victory in the House if needed.

Tulsa Josephus Daniels Convention Hall Coolidge John W. Davis United States Daniels Congress Republican National Committee Davis Mississippi River White House Doheny Okmulgee Albuquerque Josephus Rhode Island Kansas Iowa Texas Republican Committee Butler House of Representatives

Giannini Lets Employees Run Bank Of Italy In Time

In San Francisco on October 17 the plan to transfer control of Bank of Italy to its 2200 California employees was approved. A. P. Giannini will retire as president while James A. Cacigalupi becomes head. Giannini stays as chair of key committees and Lewis Scatena remains board chair. The bank, founded 20 years ago, has 86 branches and about 600,000 depositors.

San Francisco A. P. Giannini Bank of Italy California Giannini James A. Cacigalupi United States Lewis Scatena

Benson quits U S senate race aids Democrats

Oklahoma City October 16 Jack Benson Independent candidate for the United States senate withdrew from the race via a letter to W C McAlister secretary of the state election board asking his name be removed from the November ballot Benson urged supporters to back the Democratic ticket The letter states he opposes the Ku Klux Klan and anti Klan and blames the party split on Kluckers and anti Kluckers in the Republican party

Oklahoma City Oet Jack Benson United States Senate W. C. McAlister State Election Board Benson Thomas Jefferson

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