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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

5

Governor Cox to Speak at Oklahoma State Fairgrounds

Governor Cox of Ohio will visit Oklahoma City to address about 20 000 people at the state fair grounds. A morning or afternoon talk is planned with reduced railroad rates for attendees and racing vaudeville to follow. Local events include marriages, church notes, and community updates from Parish Chapel and Summers Chapel.

Oklahoma City Cox Ohio Ben F. Lafayette Democratic State Central Committee Lafayette I. S. Mahan Oklah Mllenes -Coniheaten Walter Gibson M. R. Wood Dora Meredith Hailey Roy Tucker Audra Roberts Brother Stark Jim Isaacs Parish Chapel Elsie Isaacs Florence Wood Howard Aitchson Don Dryden Simpson Anderson Ada Virgil Farmer Jewel Isaacs Mabel Colbert Amos Anna Brahnou Ahloso Ray Lamb Clifton

Oklahoma town fairs showcase biggest event in years

WILBURTON reports several township fairs as the biggest event in years. Geary notes Blaine day school convention held recently with hundreds attending services. Muskogee leaders to head local cleaners association. 178 teachers roster. two new schools planned. Bartlesville cites 91 year old Phillip McCough as oldest resident. Pittsburg County cotton crops damaged by rains and cool weather with yield drops up to thirty percent. Tulsa campaign director J. P. Hurley named for first Oklahoma district. Sapulpa to mark every street corner following a local sign company proposal. Ponca City school board votes against statewide six mill levy. chamber opposes.

Governor withholds ratification of nineteenth amendment

Hartford dispatch reports Governor Holcomb questions the legality of ratifying the nineteenth amendment and withholds certification. Katherine Flanagan secured a certified copy of the ratification and will file it with Secretary Colby as the legislature is called into special session to receive the receipt and proclamation. The note also mentions local fair events at Summers Chapel and Maxwell with baseball results and travel to Washington, Oklahoma.

Assoniated Press Hartford Conn Holcomb Katherine Flanagan The Suffrage Association Colby Maxwell Summers Chapel Center A. J. Wood Washington

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