Scout Troops Report Ada County Field Meet Plans
Ada scouts report ongoing meetings for troops 3 4 and 5 with new leaders and training efforts. They plan a county field meet in Ada with brother troops from Francis Stonewall and Colbert and aim to recruit new scouts amid several upcoming hikes and tests. A local pickup team supports the trip to Oklahoma City for a booster game.
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Willard Owen
Teachers College
Vaness
White
Willard
Ada
Alvin Greer
Tupelo
Curtis Williams
Troop 5
Curtis
Willie, Hick
Earl Eppler
Speights Eppler
Okemaha
Oklahoma
Jesse Sipes
Western
Texagé
J. K. Matone
Winninger
Raymond Young
Colbert School House
Iorm
Osage Indian Payments May Proceed Despite Liquor Debate
Osage officers act with federal and county cooperation to likely release per capita payments of about 4250 dollars this month. Interior Department had warned payments might be stalled due to lawless conditions and weak liquor law enforcement. County authorities countered that they enforce all laws and blamed Indian agents and federal operatives if liquor laws fail. Governor Trapp expects intensified enforcement efforts ahead.
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Pawauska
Federel
Interior Department
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Trapp
Osage County
Osage
Ada Independents Defeat All Stars in State Exhibition
Ada Independents defeated the Oklahoma City all-star aggregation 5 runs to 2 at Western League park. About 200 Ada fans witnessed the decisive victory as Formby pitched nine strong innings and Ada outplayed the all-stars in every phase.
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Formby
Innes
Ofent
Kilroy
Oklahoma City
Young
Johnson
Ada
Paul Young
Ada andAda
Rutledge
Waner
Mence
Ash
Fain
Lome
Ate Sa
Durant Women Voters Back Bond Issue Despite Soap Makers
In Durant on September 15 the women voters support a bond issue of unknown amount to fund a city water plant, a white way in the business district, and water works extension. Soap merchants oppose the plan claiming the plant will soften Durant water to near spring water, reducing soap use.
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Durant
Davis Opens Missouri Democratic Campaign at Nelson Farm
John W. Davis arrives in Bunceton Missouri at 12 28 for a large barbecue and campaign kickoff on Dr Arthur W Nelson s 3600 acre farm. Thousands from across the state attend as bands perform and a loud speaker broadcasts speeches highlighted by praise for Champ Clark and Missouri statesmen.
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Davis
R. W. Nelson
Missouri
Nelson
Syracuse
Kansas City
Eastwood
Nelson Farm
J. A. Reéea
Reed
New York
Des Moines
Ohi
Otis
Bunceton
John W. Davis
Arthur W. Nelon
Dr. Nelson
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Lions Hear Luther Harrison On Constitution Defense
Hon. Luther Harrison, editorial writer, spoke at the Harris Hotel noon Lions Club gathering. He argued to study the U S Constitution, warned of efforts to weaken it, and explained the three independent government branches checks and balances and personal freedoms including religion, assembly, press, and trial by jury.
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Luther Harrison
Daily
Oklahoman
Lions Club
Harris Hotel
United States
Montin
College
Iss Bess Charlie
Ada
Littl
Great Britain
Scotland
England
Notable Oklahoma speech rails against demagogues and presses
A speaker defend constitutional rights including habeas corpus and warns of shifts toward despotism. He lauds Oklahoma citizens for resisting attempts to override rights, contrasts five government stages, and vows Americans will not become serfs. He singles out demagogues who attack the press.
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Oklahoma
Jack Walton
Walton
American Freeman
America
Police Ordered Back To Duty In Des Moines
Sept 13 American city reports that Superintendent John Jenney ordered Police Captain William Davis and two patrolmen suspended by the city council to be returned to duty pending a hearing before civil service on charges of fraudulent photographing for the Ku Klux Klan used in an anti Catholic drive at the national charity conference.
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Des Moines
John Jenney
William Davis
Jenney
Thecity Council
Civil Service
Kulux Klan
National Charity Conference
Ardmore Presbytery Set to Meet in Ada This Fall
The fall session of the Presbytery of Ardmore will convene in Ada on September 30 and October 1. Rev. A. J. French will preach the opening sermon. Delegates and ministers from South Central Oklahoma will attend.
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Presbytery
Ardmore
Ada
A. J. French
Presbyterian Church U
Cotton Market Report From Ada Rains Bring Higher Receipts
Cotton prices showed improvement with sales on Ada streets ranging from 21 cents to 21.40. Despite wet weather, market activity stayed strong as receipts topped 106 bales according to buyers.
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Ada
Osage County Plans $1 Million Road Budget for 1924 25
Osage County commissioners announce a budget of about $1,000,000 for road building and maintenance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1925. Projects include a hard surfaced Pawhuska to Skia route and pavement extending to Tulsa.
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Pawhuska
Osac County
Skiatook
Payvhuska
Tulsa
Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds Harvey Dining Coat Rule
The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld a Fred Harvey policy requiring men to wear coats in Harvey dining rooms on the Frisco and Santa Fe railroads. The ruling confirmed a state corporation commission order invalidating the rule would not stand. Campbell Russell, then chair of the commission, denied service to Russell for being coatless.
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Olahoma Cit
Cam’’giussell
Fred Harvey
Oklahoma
Harvey
St. Louis-San
Campbell Russell
Corporation Commission
Russell
Purcell
Price tops factors in buying cars in France says Ray
Assistant Trade Commissioner Wilson K. Ray reports from Paris that price drives new car purchases in France ahead of body design power gas consumption and speed. A News Want Ad aids buyers.
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France
Wilson K. Ray
Paris
Price
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