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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

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Veterans Reunion Draws 200 Plus Attendees Downtown

About 200 veterans and many Sons Daughters and visitors have arrived for the reunion. The Ponto toc building serves as the downtown headquarters with flags and a welcoming banner across Main and Broadway. The crowd grows to about 400 with arrivals on today’s trains as the program proceeds with speeches and memorial services.

Bureau of Information Pontotoc Main Broadway Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy Veterans Daughters Sons D. M. Hailey T. F. Brewer C. W. Briles The Normal Roddie New England

Child health warning and vermifuge ad in 19th century paper

An advertisement urges parents to treat pale sickly children with White's Cream Vermifuge for worms. It claims the remedy clears parasites and restores health and cheerfulness. The product is priced at 25 cents per bottle and sold by Ramsey Drug Co.

Ramsey Drug Co

Democrats Battle to Hold Maine in Key Election

Maine voters face a tight race as Democrats push to reelect Governor Plaisted and win the Legislature with national issues like tariffs shaping the campaign. Rep Ww. Co. Redfield of New York headlines the outside support as Republicans seek to keep state and national contests separate.

Portland Ww. Co. Redfield New York Plaisted Gardner Washington

Interesting Display of Relics in Local Windows

A Mad Ox Drug store window features old weapons paper money and war relics loaned by citizens for the exhibit. Shaw's display includes a tattered battle flag carried by a Confederate battalion in Franklin Tennessee where seven men died, plus a sash from a Union officer killed while attempting to capture the flag.

Mad- Ox Drug Store Shaw’s Franklin Tennessee

County commissioners announce key appointments across townships

The county commissioners at their last meeting named Lee Sherrell treasurer for Stonewall township and Charles Daggs constable of Ada to fill Joe Foster's vacancy in Stonewall after his removal. Miss Clar Browder was appointed deputy sheriff for Steedman.

Lee Sherrell Stonewall Township Charles Daggs Ada Joe Foster Stonewall Miss Clar Browder Steedman

Flynn Wipes Charley Miller in San Francisco Showdown

Jim Flynn defeated Charley Miller when Miller refused to come out for the sixteenth round. After even early exchanges Flynn’s heavier punches and uppercuts battered Miller who weighed 218 to Flynn’s 282. Miller claimed fractured ribs but stayed through fifteen rounds. referee Spider Kelley oversaw a fierce bout watched by a crowd.

San Francisco Cal Jim Flynn Charlie Miler Miller Flynn Spider Kelley

August Weather Report with Decorated Rig Contest

August weather notes show mean 79.9 with a high of 100 on the 27th and a low of 62 on the 5th and 6th. Precipitation 5.11 inches, greatest 1.31 inches in 24 hours on the 4th. Thunderstorms on the 4th, 6th-9th and 14th. W S Greveling signs off and supporters urged to enter vehicles for the $5 prize by Friday for best decorated rig.

W. S. Greveling

Wilson Attacks Progressive Labor Platform on Wage and Monopolies

Buffalo Sept. 2 Woodrow Wilson analyzed the third party platform at a Labor Day gathering by the United Trades and Labor Council. He contrasted sympathy for social betterment with the real program, opposing federal wage minimums and a federal commission to regulate monopoly, arguing it would legalize monopoly and subjugate workers to monopolies.

Buffalo N. Y Woodrow Wilson United Trades and Labor Council of Wilson Consolidated Industries

Progressive candidate blocked from November ballot in Oklahoma

E L Persons of Chickasha failed to gain a mandamus to place his name on the November general election ballot. The Oklahoma County Superior court ruled the Progressive party did not exist at filing and Persons was not nominated in the primary. He will appeal as the party files for supreme court to carry its state ticket to November.

R. B. Coleman U. D United Daughters of the Confederacy Library of the Normal W. R. Clement Oklahoma City Tom Hope Ada T. D. Davis McAlester Ratliff Col A. P. Watson J. W. Davis A. M. Barrett Vinita D. M. Hailey Confederate Veterans of the E. L. Persons Chickasha Oklahoma County Superior Court State Election Board Persons E. D. Oldfield Superior Court Election Board Progressive Party Supreme Court Fletcher Howe Metzger Mead Watson House Republicas Vermont Republican Representatieves Roosevelt

Flood Devastates Western Pennsylvania and Surrounding Areas

The flood toll rises to forty with missing John Demster family near Canonsburg and extensive property loss. Severe flooding swamps towns from Pittsburg to Ohio and Virginia, halting transport as streams surpass banks after a hot spell. Fatalities include Cherry Valley and Collliers West Virginia with multiple drownings.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Panhandle Virginia Ohio John Demster Chartier’s Creek Canonsburg

Vermont election shows Progressive gains and Republican drop

White River Junction Vermont September results indicate the new Progressive party made a strong showing against Republicans who still secure a governor's race. Fletcher leads with 22 360 votes while Howe trails, Metzger 13 630 and Meed 976, with Republicans likely losing ground in the Legislature.

White River Junction Vermont Allen F. Fletcher Nn Opany Dreselden Mr. Fletcher Allen M. Fletcher B. Howe Frazier Mertzger Clement F. Smith

Old Men Walk to Confederate Reunion

A. N. Fowler aged 70 and H. W. Conrad aged 84 started from Ardmore to walk to a Confederate reunion. They walked to Mill Creek then rode a train due to heat, arriving in Ada spry as young colts. Conrad expects to attend sixteen more reunions, reaching 100.

A. N. Fowler H. W. Conrad Ardmore Bis Place Mill Creek Ada Mr. Conrad

Revival Begin Next Sunday at Second Baptist Church

Rev J W Hulsey of Walden Ark will lead a revival at the Second Baptist Church starting next Sunday. The general public is invited to attend.

J. W. Hulsey Walden Arkansas Second Baptist Church

Victor Allen Trial Opens In Hillsville Courthouse Murders Case

Wytheville Virginia September 4 Victor Allen the last of those held in connection with the Hillsville courthouse murders March trial opened today Several of his co defendants Floyd and Claude Allen father and son face death sentences while Friel Allen has already been sentenced Those linked to the six slain at the court are still at large.

Wytheville Victor Allen Hillsville Victor ‘Allen Floyd Aid Claude Allen Friel Allen

Proclamation on Southern Prosperity and Legacy

Fragmentary remarks praise the South's postwar growth after Reconstruction. The speaker credits era leaders with building peace and prosperity, claiming the region's advancement stands as a monument greater than any future construction by descendants. The passage remains incomplete.

Thuthern Ople South

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