At the Church revival tabernacle crowd exceeds thousand in Ada
The revival tabernacle crowds fill the church each evening as evangelist Sid Williams leads services. Pastor Brother Stubblefield sits nearby with the choir directed by Mies Stone Williams. Sid Williams Jr. plays violin beside the organ as the spirit visitation seems likely to extend the meetings in Ada.
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Revival Tabernacle
Sid Williams
Brother Stubblefield
Mies Stone Williams
Sid Williams Jr
Ada
Oklahoma banks expand charters and a gubernatorial bid emerges
The Security Savings and Loan Association of Oklahoma City files an amended charter raising capital from 50000 to 300000 with George A. Todd as president and K R McKee as secretary. Cherokee State Bank of Senapah raises capital to 15000. Indian Cotton Company dissolves by stockholders vote. Lawton Realty and Investment Company and Red River Valley Cotton Company receive charters. Joseph W. McNeal announces Republican bid for Oklahoma governor in 1910. Confederate veterans reunion in Chickasha features Governor Haskell and a packed program with a reception and sessions.
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Guthrie
Security Savings and Loan Association of
Oklahoma City
George A. Todd
K. R. McKee
Cherokee State Bank of
Senapah
Indian Cotton Company of Durant
Okla
Joseph W. McNeal
Oklahoma
McNeal
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Oklahoma State Superintendent Cameron to Seek Renomination
EB D Cameron announces candidacy in the Democratic primaries for renomination as state school superintendent after previously opting out of the gubernatorial race. He asserts his work building the state school system and endorses separate but equal facilities and a state normal university for Negro students.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
EB. D. Cameron
Baptist Church
Cameron
Sys
Mr. Cameron
Renfrew
Dungee
Shawnee
Randolph
Oklahoma Yelly
Central State Normal School
Edmond
Edmond School
State Normal University
Agricultural and Normal Colleges
State University
Langston State School For
North Carolina
State Supreme Court
Inferior Court
Texas
Norman
Gov
el Reno
Territorial
Lawton
Sulphur
Veterans reunion ends with big parade in Chickasha
In Chickasha on August 28 General Bill Cross was named re elected commander of Oklahoma Division of United Confederate Veterans. Charles B Emanuel of Sulphur was chosen commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans of Oklahoma. Oklahoma City chosen as next meeting site Ardmore among top contestants. Daughters of the Confederacy elected officers led by Mrs W T Culbertson Chickasha president. Big parade yesterday marked the reunion climax with sympathy expressed for Cross due to illness.
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Chickasha
Bill Cross
Oklahoma
United Confederate Veterans
Charles B. Emanuel
Sulphur
Sons of Veterans of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Sons of Veterans
Tate Brady
Tilsa
Oil price talks with Indian agency head in Washington
Dana H. Kelsey, superintendent of the Union Indian Agency, met Acting Secretary Pierce to discuss Oklahoma oil prices. Officials fear rapid price cuts reduce Indian royalties and may prompt Standard Oil to source crude from Mexico unless Oklahoma accepts the reduction from forty one to thirty nine cents per barrel.
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Washington
Dana H. Kelsey
Union Indian Agency
Muskogee
Pierce
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Department
Mexico
Editor Takes Bride in Konawa Nuptials
Konawa Chief Leader editor William H. Na and Miss Lucile Arnold were quietly married at the bride’s parents’ home Monday at 8 p.m. Rev. Willie Kendall of the M E church officiated. The couple left Tuesday for Anna Ohio, former home of the groom’s parents.
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Konawa
Wm. H. Na“don
Lucile Arnold
L. A. Arnold
Willie Kendall
M. E. Church
Anna
Ohio
Nation
Mr. Marvin Brown Returns From Colorado Health Trip
Mr. Marvin Brown of the News staff and management reports in Friday’s Daily that his health trip to Colorado has shown him improving greatly and gaining weight.
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Marvin Brown
Colorado
Taylor nominates Culberson for president in Missouri
Senator Bob Taylor of Tennessee nominates Charles A. Culberson as a tariff for revenue only candidate. He argues Culberson would rally the East and the solid South behind him as the Republican party fractures over the tariff dispute. Also notes Taft’s planned Middle West tour and insurgent Republicans. Mrs Collins returns to Ardmore after a week with her mother and two sisters.
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Montgomery
Bob Taylor
Tennessee
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
Culberson
East
Taft
Middle West
Proposes Naming City Schools By Named Titles
A letter from Orville Snead urges renaming three city school buildings the South Side North Side and East Side. He suggests Jefferson Cleveland and Grady as possible names and proposes a public ballot via coupons to decide on a change.
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Jefferson School
Cleveland
Grady
Session Laws Ready for Distribution
Guthrie August 28 Assistant Secretary of State Leo Meyer announced the Session Laws of the last legislature would be ready for distribution about September. They will be sold in two forms with paper bound volumes at seventy five cents and sheep bound volumes at 1.25 dollars each not including express. Orders from the Secretary of State will be sent C.O.D.
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Guthrie
Leo. Meyer
Contempt Fines Assess Three Local Attorneys in County Court
Three local lawyers Wimbish McKeel and Bolen were cited for contempt in Judge Terrells county court. McKeel and Bolen appeared and were fined two dollars each while Wimbish did not attend and said he knew nothing of the matter.
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Terrel
Wimbish, McKeel
Bolen
McKeel
Wimbish
Die
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B. H. Mason
Ada, Okle
First National Bank
Peatetec Co
Work Acewate
Ada, Oklahoma
East Main Street
Ada. Okta
First National Bank of Ada
P. A. Norris, H. T. Douglas, V. P. D. Timberlake
Cushier
Lee Smith
M. Walsh
SONY
New Oklahoma Charters
Lawton Realty and Investment Company of
Capital
W. H. Quinette
Guy
Robertson and
C. S.meredith
Red River Valley Cotton Company of
Durant
Clarence Dyer
J. H. Work
L. F. Lee
D. Work
I. M. Abbott
Gien
Cross
Haskell
Sons of the Confederacy
Will Hopkins
Convention Hall
Oklahoma Division
Dixie
McClelland
John L. Galt
Charles McClelland
W. ©. W. Richardson
Gen. Cross
Edwards
Cty
W. F. Gilner
Gov. Haskell
Reunion City
Haskeh
Lee Jackson
Daughters of the Confederacy
W. T. Culbertson
T. C. Harrill
Wagoner
T. D. Davis
Yankees
Grigsby
Culbertson
Tem
Bell Cross
Sons and Daughters
Taylor
Jerry Collins
T. J. Worthington
Jennie Lee Smith
Tommie Lee Worthington
Orville Snead
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