Ada Klan Cross Torn Down After Walton Order
Reputed Klan official defends the group while Ada authorities remove the fiery cross from the Howard Zorn building. Sheriff J E Sloan reports the cross torn down at 5 39 after orders from J C Walton commander in chief. The klan pledges to endure what it calls persecution while stressing its peaceful, charitable image. An obituary notes William Underwood Walker Uncle Red, a longtime Ada resident, dies at 76 after a life of service in territorial days.
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Anhi
Knights
Kru Klux Klan
Ada
J. C. Walton
State of
Oklahoma
ov _ i
Walton
Sheriff's
J. E. Sloan
P. H. Deal
Ku Klux Klan
W. A. Walker
Grim Reaper
Territorial
William Underwood Walker
Uncle Red
Mew Pethel
C. E
L. M
G. W
J. D
J. F. Walker
Clint Palmer
United States Exports Perfume To South Africa Monthly
United States ships perfumes and toilet preparations valued at more than £360,900 monthly to South Africa. The transfer reflects ongoing trade in personal care products between the two nations.
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United States
South Africa
Reunion News and Local Happenings Across Pontotoc County
D C Hybarger arrived from Chickasha with 32 veterans and said Chickasha will bid for the reunion next year. Lieut Gen Kirkpatrick of McKinney Texas visited the News office. The three game series began Sunday with a 6 to 0 loss to the locals. L J Crowder improves after illness. A fishing party heads to a nearby stream near Antlers. A Baptist church meeting in Stonewall drew a good crowd. J B Hill and Mrs Duvall joined club youths traveling to the Oklahoma City state fair on Monday.
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D. C
Kirkpatrick
McKinney
Tex
Trans-Mississippi
Department of the Confederate Veterans
Mmes
J. C. Hynds
Harry Deering
J. W. Westbrook
F. L. Evans
Johns
Stonewall
Ladies of the Baptist Church
J. B. Hill
Mrs. Duvall
Oklahoma City
Mrs McCoy Improves After Ada Hospital Stay
Mrs McCoy of Stonewall, hospitalized in Ada for several days, is reported improving as doctors monitor her recovery and condition remains stable.
Baby Born to Sawyer Family in 11 LB Delivery
Born to Mr and Mrs Roy E Sawyer at 1023 N Hickory a Friday afternoon an 11 lb boy. Mother and baby are dying nicely.
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Roy E. Sawyer
Hickory
Teachers enter college from Center and Pauls Valley area
Mr. and Mrs. Doc Heflin both teachers at Center enroll in the college. Mrs. Charles Frizzell, teaching at a consolidated school near Pauls Valley, also enters the college.
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Doc Heflin
Center
Charles Frizzell
Pauls’ Valley
Shawnee ladies return home after Confederate reunion
Misses Lillian Roberts and Louise Rankin sponsor and maid of honor to the Confederate reunion from Shawnee returned to their home Friday.
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Lillian Roberts
Louise Rankin
Shawnee
Music supervisor Miss Inez Donaldson resigns Ada post
Miss Inez Donaldson who has supervised music in Ada city schools for four years resigned and left Saturday for Chicago to enter Northwestern University.
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Inez Donaldson
Ada City
Chicago
Northwestern University
Mrs. R. E. Austin Visits Dallas Parents
Mrs. R. E. Austin of Dallas is expected today to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Westbrook at 124 E 14th Street. Max Westbrook traveled to Atoka to meet her and will accompany her home on the afternoon Katy.
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R. E. Austin
Dallas
J. W. Westbrook
E 14Th Street
Max Westbrook
Atoka
Katy
Kanem Club Succumbs In Openers With Ada Amateurs 5-1
From Mondays Daily the Kanem club, leaders in the Oklahoma State League first half, lost the opening game of a three game set to the Ada Amateurs by five to one. Mrs Watson of Conway recovered from Ada hospital surgery and is reported doing well. Mr and Mrs B C Ballard of Pauls Valley spent the weekend visiting Miss Eugenia Davis. From Tuesdays Daily the Duncan club, first period winners, returned with another performance.
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Kanem Club
Ada Amators
Mrs. B. C. Ballard
Pauls Valley
Eugenia Davis
Duncan Club
Lefty Willivana Pitches One-Hit Game In Win
Wednesday's lefty hurled a one hit game in the third of a three game series at the new park as the Adam tribe won 3 0. Local visits note Misses Clark return from Fort Worth and relatives visiting from Camp Bratt and Atoka. Miss Craddock heads to Berkeley for graduate work in primary methods after summer with Mrs Blake. Whitaker family returns from Cookville Tennessee by Dodge car with apples from great grandmother trees.
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Willivana
New Park
Adam Tribe
Reita Craddock
Ballard Blake
California
University of That State At
Berkeley
Miss Craddock
J. G. Whitaker
Cookville
Tenn
Mr. Whitaker
German Officials Declare Poverty Forces Ruhr Action
Berlin September 26. President Ebert and Chancellor Stresemann said in a formal proclamation that Germany must end the Ruhr battle. Continued passive resistance would have caused economic collapse and endangered the German people's livelihood.
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Berlin
Ebert
Streseman
Ruhr
Germany
Cotton and grain markets in New York and New Orleans report
Daily market notes show New York cotton bids opening around 28.50 with highs near 28.90 and lows 28.27, while New Orleans prices range from about 27.60 to 28.10 with closes around 27.73 to 27.91. Grain lists wheat trading near 1.04 and corn around .71, with oats near .41. Ada market reports list poultry prices including fryers 17c lb and turkeys up to 20c lb.
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New York
New Orleans
Mexican Revolt Damage Claims Top Quarter Billion
Claims for damages to foreign property from the Mexican revolution filed with the National Claims Commission total more than 250 million dollars. If a revolutionary claims convention is adopted after U S Mexican diplomatic relations resume, the total will rise as many American and foreign claims remain unfiled or held up in diplomacy.
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Mexico City
National Claims Commission
Commission
United States
Mexico
National Commission
Bishop Smith and Miss Maud E Smith Married in Oklahoma City
Bishop of this place and Miss Maud E Smith of Weatherford wed Sunday in Oklahoma City and arrived in Ada at noon. They plan to reside here with Mrs shaped by a Southwestern Teachers College graduate and a piano builder tuner known across the state for thoroughness. They have yet to choose a permanent home site.
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Bishop
Maud E. Smith
Weatherford
Oklahoma City
Ada
Paris Bishop to Address Foreign Missionary Group
Des Moines Iowa September 26 Bishop Edgar T Blake resident bishop of Paris France will address the annual general executive meeting of the Women s Foreign Missionary society to be held October 18 23 Mrs Evelyn Riley Nicholson reports The society lists 618732 members including auxiliaries 377169 YP and SB 83498 Kings Heralds 63006 and Little Light Bearers 75119 Speakers include Miss Anla Gordon Bishop Thomas Nicholson Prof O H Smith Nanking and Br Y Y Tsu with Blake recalling Moscow Living Church Conference experiences
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Des Moines
Edgar T. Blake
Paris
France
Women’s Foreign Missionary Senteny
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
King’s Heralds
Little Light Bearers
Blake
Living Church
Moscow
Russia
Anla Gordon
World’s Womans Christian Temperance Union
Thomas Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League of America
Nanking
China
Br. Y. Y. Tsu
Tiv Chinese Christian Associa? Ca
Public parks development expenditure in Oklahoma City
The city approves an annual outlay of 150000 dollars for public park development projects in Oklahoma City. The budget funds playgrounds landscaping and recreation spaces across multiple neighborhoods. The measure supports city planners and park commissions in coordinating ongoing enhancements.
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Oklahoma City
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Bud Fisher
Klan Gross
Ada Torn Dow
Klan
L. J. Crowder
John Chapman
Otto Stone
Lee Daggs
B. M. Bobbitt
Allen Stanfield
Henry Stuckey
Antiers
Mable
Connie Clark
Mrs. A. J. High
Fort Worth
J. L. Murphy
Lieut. O. N. Murphy
Camp Bratt, N. C
A. Foster and Family
Bishop Smith
Hartman
Scranton
Bays
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Waco
Sherman
Denison
Corsicana
Reat Aca Ie Railway
Cleburne
Pontotoc County
Bruno Mayer
J. C. Walker
Mike Mayer
Coalgate
Grace
Perhans
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