Local Happenings From Ada and Surrounding
Miss Romola Drake of Tecumseh visits Miss Leone Steed. Chauncey from Corpus Christi suffered appendicitis but avoided surgery. Ada defeats Coalgate 7 to 4 in third Ada Coalgate game. Several locals travel, teach, or visit towns including Konawa Muskogee and Mekusukey. Born Sunday a nine pound boy to H. D. Johnson and wife. Fred Chapman ill with pneumonia in hospital.
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Romola Drake
Tecumseh
Miss Leone Steed
C. M. Chauncey
Corpus Christi
Tex
Ada
Coalgate
Jones
Kyser
Blackbird
McClucky
Dobbins
Frank Huddleston
Allen
H. Blinn
B. H
Jeanie Epperson
Colorado
Paul Norrell
Stamford
Texas
Carmer Dallas
Konawa
Ada Normal
Friends
Muskogee
Harvey Black
Francis
Mack Fleming
Maxwell
D. M. Godard
Rosedale
F. C. Krieger
H. D. Johnson
H. D. Jr
T. M. Edwards
Mekusukey
Okla
Mekusuky Academy
E. C. Hearn
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Eli Smith
Normal School Starts Sixth Year With Enrollment Boost
East Central State Normal opened its sixth year with 224 students and expects 250 to 275 as country pupils arrive to help harvest. Prof Geo Hawkinson conducts music and leads the band orchestra and boys glee club. Football practice began with 21 men showing interest under Coach Clark. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples across Ada and nearby towns. Secretary Bryan confirms no peace talks after a meeting with Count von Bernstorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State Normal
Geo. Hawkinson
Clara Martin
Fawkins
Clark
Oklahoma Democrats Meeting Delivers Unified Platform
Oklahoma City delegates adopted a cohesive platform embracing limited government, regional banks, and state reforms. Key figures Senator Owen and Judge Robertson led the convention with Williams campaign ties and pledges to back cotton interests and anti machine governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Democrats of
Oklahoma
Williams
Robert L. Owen
Owen
J. B. A. Robertson
Committee On Organization
Thomas P. Gore
Lee Cruce
R. L. Owen
Robertson
Judge Williams
United States Senate
School Land Commissioners
Congress
Choctaw County
Judge Robertson
Bank Robbery at Keystone Netted Over $10000
Tulsa reports three masked armed men robbed the Bank of Keystone near the Cimarron river at 3 p m taking more than $10 000 and forcing the cashier to surrender the money. Creek Osage and Pawnee county volunteers joined the hunt with hundreds tracking the suspects toward the Osage hills where authorities believe the professionals fled disguised as laborers. The Keystone bank had suffered prior thefts including a fatal attempted holdup six years ago.
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Creek
Osage
Pawnea
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B&b
Bill Coffman
Roy Robison
Mill Creek
G. H. Priest
Troy
Tony Edward
Meksukey
G. W. Cavett
Stuart
Maurine Truitt
California
The
State University
Williom
J. M. Wintersmith
S. H. Hargis
G. W. Chis
M and
J.é. Dorsey
Gertrude Thompson
Fannie J. Allen
Moonday
Tulsa
Beatrice Wood
Miss Wood
Normal
I. M. King
R. C. Roland
Fred Chapman
Roscoe Sheppard
Fitzhugh
Daisy E. Kennedy
T. E. Coffman
Frankie Myars
C. C. Collins
Pontotoc
Josephine Sealy
Jesse
R. L. Ellis
Ahloso
Della Tindell
C. P. Henderson
Mamie Bond
B. F. Capps
Ahl
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Bryan
Bassinger
Jap Copeland
Snow Dunnegan
Edminston
Milton Garner
Ethel Chancelor
Hunt County
Ethel Gaar
Irba McCulloh
R. L. Landers
Walpole
Miss McCulloh
Claud Pennington
Oscar Sinclair
Ben Marberry
Roy Lamb
E. C. Cavener
J. H. Medlock
Sec
Treas
Ruth Marberry
Dethridge
Stratford
Lamb
U. S
Europe
United States
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Pauline
Sherman
Hart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
R. B
Stevens-Wilson CO
Keystone
Cimarron River
Bank of Keystone
Tom Jordan
Ada, Oklahoma
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