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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

2

Labor union backs Cox over Harding in 1920 race

The American Federation of Labor issues a report by Samuel Gompers and others praising Governor Cox for a broader grasp of workers' needs. It ranks Harding lower on labor measures, cites Cox’s favorable votes as Ohio governor and in Congress, and criticizes both parties for vague platforms while endorsing Cox’s progressive record.

Associated Press Washington Organized Labor Cox Samuel Gompers Matthew Woll Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Federation Harding State Senate Ohio Ohio Senate American Labor Movement America Workers of League of Nations Borland Hig Senate

Sweeny Irish American General Leads Polish War Effort

Brig. Gen. Charles Sweeny a U S Army veteran of West Point and Argonne who recruited 200 former American officers for Poland. He sailed for Poland in 1919 and was commissioned Brigadier General for his leadership in the Polish Red fight after serving in Mexico and South America.

Associated Press New York Charlies Sweeny Governors Island Sweeny Coeur D’alene Washington Idaho West Point Mexico South Central America Europe United States Army General Staff Paris Poland Paderewski America Servic France South America Foreign Legion Legion of Honor United States Shary

Senate probes campaign funds as Cox inquiry expands

Chicago August 30 The senate investigation into campaign expenditures widens to include both parties national committees and claims of large sums near 30 million dollars. Subpoenas issue for Hays White Upham Marsh and officials with Governor Cox invited to attend or provide information. The inquiry seeks money sources and possible federal job exchanges for support.

Associated Press Chicago Senate Senatorial Committee Will H. Hays Republicans National Committee George White Democratic Committee Fred Upham Milbur Marsh Congressional Cox Kenyon

Harding outlines talk trip for Senator

Senator Harding plans speaking tours outside Ohio. Soon announcement will name three to four locations with New York and Chicago likely on the list. The western swing includes Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane while Indianapolis Louisville and St Louis or Kansas City are also possible. One speech may be in New England.

Marion Harding Ohio New York Chicago Middle West Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Indianapolis Louisville St. Louis Kansas City New England

Ex-Soldiers Offered Chance to File on U S Lands

Ex servicemen may claim 160 acres of public or Indian lands with a 60 day prep period and credits for active service. Widows and orphans can select and prove up claims with no residence required for widows, or through legal representatives if remarried. Inquiries to the general land office in Washington or Guthrie Oklahoma district office.

Uncle Sam Red Cross Orville Snead Army Navy Marine Corps General Land Office Washington Oklahoma District Office Guthrie Oklahoma

Fort de Chartres Fortified Past to Illinois State Park

Fort de Chartres built in 1718 and rebuilt in 1756 at a cost of 1 million dollars. It sits near the confluence of the Kaskaskia and Mississippi rivers. It saw French rule for 45 years then British control for seven, before surrender in 1765.

Ation Lllinois Kaskaskia Mississippi Mississippi Valley

Denver Woman Credits Chamberlains Tablets For Cure

Cured of stomach trouble and constipation after two years of illness. Rachel Cribley of Denver Dam Ohio tried Chamberlains Tablets on neighbor recommendation. A few days proved effective and continued use for weeks restored her health.

Rachel Cribley Denver Dam Ohio Chamberlain

Bargain threshing gear and farm for sale

Auction style ads list a threshing machine with Mogul engine and International Separator for cash or terms near M and P National Bank. Also several land parcels including 40 and 110 acres with tillable ground offered with nearby contacts in county. Additional notices promote stenographer and bookkeeper training with Ada college openings.

M. & P. National Garvin County M. R. Chilcutt M. & P. Bank Ada Title and Trust. Co

Fair Grounds Clean and Ready for County Fair

About fifty farmers and club members work at the fair grounds cutting weeds and cleaning livestock pens. Joe Rushing’s disinfecting spray and hydrated lime are used to prevent disease as halls are prepared and exhibits arranged.

Joe Rushing Pontotos

Ada Receives Season's First Bale of Cotton

J. T. Goggins rolled into town with the first bale of Southern Pride late Saturday. He farms four miles north of Ada and expects more. O N Walker of the Chamber of Commerce circulated a premium list to Ada businesses, offering cash prizes totaling 200 dollars for the first bale owner.

J. T. Goggins

Seventy five year old rheumatic throws away crutches

Isaac Ludwig of Delphos Ohio writes a testimonial dated March 17 praising Number 40 For The Blood for relief from rheumatism eczema and itching after years on crutches. He claims eight bottles cured him and he laid aside his crutches on Christmas day. The ad notes Number 40 is sold by Gwin Mays Drug Co.

Isaac Ludwig Delphos Ohio J. C Gwin & Mays Drug Ca

Prairie de Rocher area described in restored relocation note

The notice notes a location described as restored one mile east of Prairie de Rocher near the remain village. It references a political deal and accusations against Thomas Owen, manager for Senator Gore, and former official Chamberlain over organizing efforts. This item mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and a claim of quick recovery.

Chamberlain Prairie de Rocher Bartlesville Eraminer Deal Reputicans Thomas Owen Gore Eisief Menn

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