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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1928

Page

4

Bilbo receives Hoover censure over misrepresented claim

In a campaign flare, Governor Theodore Bilbo faces a sharp censure from Herbert Hoover's team over an alleged remark that Hoover danced with a Negro woman in Mississippi. Hoover's aides call the assertion false and indecent, insisting Bilbo made the claim in error and that Hoover was focused on flood relief work.

Washington Theodore G. Bilbo Mississippi Herbert Hoover George Akerson United States South Akerson Mound Bayou Miss Hoover Republican National Committee Virginia

Noted Men Speak at East Central Education Meeting

Teachers in the East Central district gathered at the college Thursday evening for the opening session of the annual East Central Education association meeting. Judge Orel Busby and Prof. E. H. Nelson gave welcome addresses, with Supt. F. A. Ramsay of Pauls Valley responding. The program featured music by the college band and performances by East Central players.

East Central District East Central Education Association Orel Busby E. H. Nelson F. A. Ramsey Pauls Valley Association East Central State Teachers College Band Henry G. Bennett Oklahoma A. and M. College Stillwater Christine de Leat Wewoka A. Linscheid East Central State Teachers College Ada Kittell Spangler William C. Bagley Teachers College N. Y A. H. Liebs John S. Vaughan J. H. Beveridge Omaha Neb

Body burial plans unclear in Hickman case

The execution order was given by William Thomas Hickman’s father to Warden James B. Holohan for delivering the body to a San Francisco undertaker, but the prison official refused to say where it would be sent. Earlier reports said burial would be east but without naming a town.

Chicago Tribune Tom McKeown Smith Congress Henry Cabot Lodge Tom Reed House Senate South United States Russia Bolshevick William Thomas Hickman James B. Holohan San Francisco

NDA Citizens and Teachers Dine at Ada Presbyterian Church

Ada citizens host an East Central Education association luncheon at the Presbyterian church with teachers as guests. Notable speakers include Robert S. Kerr, Harry W. Simmons, Dr. H. G. Bennett, Prof. Frank Freeman, Grant Foreman, Dr. William C. Bagley, and Dr. W. W. Phelan, led by Thomas P. Holt.

Ada East Central Education Association Presbyterian Church Robert S. Kerr Harry W. Simmons Wewoka H. G. Bennett A. and M. College Frank Freeman Chicago Grant Foreman Muskogee

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