Critics and good deeds in the Dearborn Independent
The issue reflects on public figures facing unjust criticism, notably W J Bryan’s refusal to charge for Sunday lectures. It also recalls the old red schoolhouse, praises Miss Alice Robertson’s charitable impact in Oklahoma, and urges moral courage in supporting friends amid rumors. Great news from Washington.
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Dearborn Independent
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Detroit
Washington
Oklahoma
Alice Robertson
Muskogee
Miss Robertson
A Moral Debate on Law and Power in US History
The excerpt weighs the balance between strict legality and practical outcomes in American governance. It cites Roosevelt’s coal strike resolution and Panama, Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase, and critiques Coolidge as a “clear weather president” while questioning accountability for a figure named Rube Geers amid political accusations.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Boll worm damage reports affect county crops
Reports indicate boll worm injury in several fields with some areas damaged while others remain unscathed. It will take a few more days to determine the county crop outlook and possible yield impact.
Oklahoma farms show rising bank deposits in harvest period
The Tulsa Tribune reports state bank examiner figures showing deposits in Oklahoma banks rose by over 4 million dollars in the three months ending June 30. The gain amid harvest suggests strong cash and credit for farmers boosting fall purchases of capital goods and benefiting local merchants and manufacturers.
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Tulsa Tribune
Agricultural
Oklahoma
State Bank Examiner
Tulsa
Hobbies of Great And Near Great
A profile of Representative Adolph J. Sabath detailing his immigrant roots in Bohemia, his climb to congress, and his hobby driven goals to humanize immigration laws. The piece notes his plans to admit relatives outside quotas, his love of golf and onions, wardrobe flair, pipe smoking, pinochle ambition, and a light dig at a pending commission on immigration policy.
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Adolph J. Sabath
Congress
United States
Bohemia
Sabath
America
New York
Chicago
Joseph Subath
Joe
Adolph
Brother Joe
Chicagoan
Wilson Dam Idle Awaiting Congress Decision at Muscle Shoals
The massive Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals, the world’s largest water power plant, sits idle as Congress debates its disposition and potential government operation. The facility, completed for 160 million dollars, spans a mile, stands 137 feet high, and generates 600000 horsepower for industrial use.
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Wilson Dam
Mystle Shoals
Congress
Panama Canal
Chicago
New York
St. Lawrence
Muscle Shoals
Chile
Wilson
Henry Ford
Gambling urged to save city of Oedenburg
Vienna reports the city of Oedenburg seeks a special gambling casino license from Budapest to avert economic ruin. The authorities argue gambling could rescue the city if other saving measures fail, while the minister hints he may recommend licensing despite moral concerns.
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Oedenburg
Vienna
Budapest
Cook Seeks Transfer From Okmulgee Jail
Preston Cook confined in Okmulgee jail for alleged assault on his wife Mary Cook requests return to Okemah jail. He says he is mistreated and threatened with hanging, and seeks bail through his attorney J W Crawford. County attorney to consider moving Cook back to Okemah as pressure near Okmulgee eases.
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International News Service
Okemah
Okmulgee
Preston Cook
Okfuskee
Mary Cook
Cook
J. W. Crawford
Paris Opens Cite Universitaire Dormitories For Students
Article describes Paris new Cite Universitaire housing complex funded by Emile Deutsch with 350 rooms now, 3000 later, priced at 150 francs monthly. Dormitory design in English style features private rooms with central dining and liberal rules, including a 1 am curfew and nightly check via matron to track absences.
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Alice Langelie
Iaisenstional
re _PARIS
Paris
Cite Universitaire
Learing
Republic
University of Paris
Emile Deutsch
France
Pasteur
Appell
Gerard and
Hern
Poincare
Grapevine pests prompt postharvest spraying advice
Tulsa county farm agent J. S. Malone says leaves of grapevines are often attacked by insects and fungus and it is advisable to spray vines after harvest.
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Tulsa
J. S. Malone
Tulsa County
French tobacco monopoly mulls Rift cultivation plan
The French tobacco monopoly considers growing the crop in the Rift region while Abd-el-Krim’s metaphorical cane crop thrives in the same area.
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Abd-el-Krim
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Coolidge
Roosevelt
Rube Geers
Rube
William K. Hutchinson
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National News Service
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