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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

4

Judge weighs writ in fight over minor marriage

Judge Terrell conducts a habeas corpus petition filed by S M Nelson of Wapanucka county Johnston County seeking return of his minor daughter Hattie Nelson who wed Louis Page a full blooded Indian on the 21st license allegedly fraudulently procured on the 19th. Page faces forgery charges to be tried before Justice Brown while the couple, jailed at Ada and staying at Byrd Hotel, defend the marriage as audacious but binding. Judge Wood represents the plaintiff and R C Roland the defendant.

Heabeas Corpus Louis Page Page Ada Hattie Nelson Justice Brown Wapanucka Byrd Hotel J. P. Wood R. C. Roland

Haskell and Roddie to Speak in Democratic Campaign

Gov Haskell will tour the nation’s doubtful states in September and October for the Democratic ticket. Reuben M Roddie and Richard A Billups join the effort in Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Senator Gore Debs and Han ford receive heavy requests nationwide.

Guthrie Haskell Oklahoma National Democratic National Committee Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Michigan Minnesota Iowa Kansas Nebraska Jonesboro Union County Reuben M. Roddie Ada Richard A. Billups Cordell State Senate National Democratic Committee Roddie Billups Gore

Socialists Launch Debs Tour Aboard Red Special Train

Chicago August 30 A socialist rally launches Eugene V Debs and about a dozen speakers on the Red Special for a nationwide tour. The train will run 10 500 miles with 240 stops and speeches from both cars and street corners aided by literature distributors.

Debs Chicago Red Eugene V. Debs

Oklahoma Christian Missionary Society Holds First State Convention

The first annual Oklahoma Christian Missionary Society convention met in Shawnee August 24 to 28 with 285 delegates from across the state. Notable addresses were given by E V Zollars Myron C Settle J J Morgan W J Wright Mrs Louise Kelley and Mrs McDaniels plus local ministers. Delegates enjoyed a Shawnee welcome and a trolley trip to Benson Park courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce. The next session will be in Chickasha in early September 1909.

Oklahoma Christian Missionary Society Shawnee E. V. Zollars Enid Myron C. Settle Topeka Kan J. J. Morgan Fort Worth Tex W. J. Wright The Christian Church Frank L. van Voorhis Chamber of Commerce Benson Park Chickasha

Fine Ear of Corn Grown in Pontotoc Soil

E D Crow from Bebee neighborhood brought a very fine ear of corn to the News office. The ear measures 12 inches, weighs one and a half pounds, and has 14 rows with 54 grains per re-Great in Pontotoc soil and its industrious farmers.

E. D. Crow Bebee Pontotoc

Lightning strikes Bryan barn in Lincoln Nebraska

Lightning hit the barn of William J. Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska recently. When told by a reporter, Bryan asked if there was damage and joked that he had waited years for lightning to strike him, drawing a broad smile and laughter.

Wm. J. Bryan Lincoln, Neb Mr. Bryan

Faith Cure Fails as Child Dies Near Roff Oklahoma

Aug 29 near Roff Oklahoma the infant son of Mr and Mrs Joe Barton of the Holiness band died after neighbors urged against summoning a physician and parents faced remonstrances while seeking medical help for the child.

Roff, Ok Joe Barton Holiness Neghbors

Delegates Named For Tulsa Convention

Robi Wimbish and Reuben M. Roddie left this morning for the Tulsa convention. Others will follow this evening. Attendees from here include Jno Crawford J W Bolen Geo Thompson Sam McClure Tom McKeown H M Furman Otis Weaver of Ada C Y Partain Joe Thomas Clay Jones L J Shook of Roff.

Robi. Wimbish Reuben M. Roddie Tulsa Jno. Crawford J. W. Bolen Geo. Thompson Sam McClure Tom McKeown H. M. Furman Otis Weaver Ada C. Y. Partain Joe Thomas Clay Jones L. J. Shook Roff

Abstracts of Indian Lands in Eastern Oklahoma

Fort y government clerks in Muskogee are compiling a county by county abstract of allotted Indian lands. The record includes allottee name post office address age sex Indian blood, descriptions of surplus and homestead, deaths to date and removal of restrictions, indicating taxability.

Muskogee Oklahoma

Mourning In Haileyville After Hailey Ola Mine Disaster

Haileyville Oklahoma residents mourn twenty nine miners who died in the Hailey Ola Mine No 1 disaster. Businesses are closed with many funerals and crepe on doors. Bodies recovered. oil fire near the shaft caused suffocation. State mine inspector Peter Hanratty to investigate potential owner liability.

Haileyville Hailey-Ola

Murray Denounces False Charge From Marietta Speech

Guthrie Oklahoma August 31. William H Bray says a Chickasha Journal dispatch misquoted his Marietta remarks. He asserts he praised Socialist independent thought and warned against socialist government while distinguishing reform from socialism. He accuses Republicans of using dope and falsehood in a campaign.

Guthrie, Ok Marietta Chickasha Journal Constitutional Convention

Bryan's Campaign Route Sets Speech Tour Across Midwest

William J. Bryan launches a multi city tour from Lincoln Nebraska heading to St Paul Minnesota to discuss governmental extravagance. He will also speak in Fargo Grand Forks N C and Sioux City Iowa and plans no single topic beyond campaign issues. Bryan notes Taft's labor remarks but offers no comment and attends services at Normal Methodist Church with his family after Labor Day speeches.

Lincoln Neb William J. Bryan St. Paul Minn Fair Grounds Fargo Grand Forks N. C Sioux City Iowa Bryan Ohio Taft Little Methodist Church Normal Fairview Peoria

Accused of Murder Caught in Oklahoma

Muskogee August 29 Fonso Smith, third of the quartet accused in the Frisco bridge tollman David Conway murder, is jailed. A fourth suspect, Jim alias Cotton Taylor, remains at large after a Waterloo arrest failed. Taylor was later shot by police during a Centerville Iowa burglary and fled hospital.

Jim Cotton Taylor Con- Way Waterloo Ramsey Centerville Iowa

Frisco forfeit of charter halted by federal stay

Guthrie Oklahoma August 29 Acting Secretary Leo Meyer revoked the St Louis and San Francisco Railway license over Goode damage suit removal. A U S circuit court restraining order blocked the revocation and a hearing before Judge Cotteral is set for the first Monday in October.

Guthrie St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company Goode Comanche County Leo Meyer Oklahoma Meyer United States Circuit Court Cotteral

Murray to retire from active politics and take up farming

Oklahoma City August 30, William Murray of Tishomingo speaker of the house announces retirement from politics due to health during the present campaign. He plans to engage in farming after leaving office.

Oklahoma City William Murray Tishomingo

Advertise in the News Pays for Ada Houses

Ada business leader John L. Higgins touts the value of local ads. A 15th street house sold after one insertion, and a 12th street rental drew three families by Monday. Thousands in Ada and surrounding areas read the Daily News.

John L. Higgins Ada Higgins 15Th Street 12Th Street Daily News

THAWS WON'T ASK A DIVORCE DENIES REPORT

In Poughkeepsie New York August 30 H Thaws says he and his wife will not seek a divorce and denies rumors they will sue for separation.

Poughkeepsie N. Y

Thaw Denies Divorce Suit Against Evelyn Thaw

K Thaw denies reports he will sue for divorce, says wife is in a sanitarium for a rest cure and not seeking separation. He asserts he knows she is not contemplating proceedings. Fire in New Orleans center destroys many wholesale houses and plants, causing up to two million dollars in losses.

K. Thaw Evelyn Thaw Thaw

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M.S. Nelson Terrell of the Coun Ty Court S. M. Nelson Wapanucka Country John Ston County Ilinois United States Hanford Christian Missionary Society Haskell Blades Norman Eastern Oklahoma Division Abstracts OF Indian Lands Peter Hanratty Murray Johnston County Statesman Demietg WM. H Fonso Smith David Conway Frisco Bridge Frisco of the Order Coalgate Farmers State Bank Ada, Ok C. S. Aldrich East Main Street Naer Katy Railroad W. Main St New Orleans Scott Law Ing Ating Bienville Chartres Conti Royal
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