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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
4
A perspective expresses work as a universal law and blessing or burden of progress. It argues nature provides resources but humans must toil to extract and transport them, condemns loafers and parasites, and calls out gamblers and bootleggers as burdens on society.
The piece argues big powers should cut armament while smaller states in Europe keep heavy forces. It cites Emma Goldman in Russia and critiqued press honesty alongside a Oklahoma Okmulgee highway tour promoting the Cotton Belt route from Tulsa to Dallas, boosting local roads and commerce.
The speech suggests high profile targets like financiers presidents or editors receive black hand letters. It notes papers avoid promising front page gore and cannot reserve space or delay forms if the writer fails to deliver on schedule, potentially delaying publication for months.
The Pesagi Queen race, run by the East Central Normal yearbook, which was to end Tuesday, will continue to Saturday after a late announcement at the request of several candidates.
Byron Norrell editor of the Ada Weekly News visiting Allen to boost subscriptions. The Allen Democrat claims the Democrat is the second best weekly in Oklahoma and notes Allen residents already subscribe to the News. The piece touts the News as a popular local paper with strong support from northeast Pontotoc County.
An editor receives a threatening letter predicting their removal and execution on Christmas Day at 9 30 a m with the writer claiming the role of Lord High Executioner The piece jokes about costs and a rival newspaper but dismisses any real danger and says real killers do not advertise in advance
DETROIT October 52 The convention of American Indians will discuss abolishing the United States Indian bureau and granting full citizenship to all Indians. Delegates from 500 tribes are expected with a pipe of peace opening session and a native fete day on October 29. Notables invited include William S Hart Thomas L Sloan William Madison Dr Sharman Cooline Dr Carlos Montezuma and Rev Philip Gordon.
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