Hope and headlines. Oklahoma mood shifts and thinning news
The column muses on economic gloom and persistent hope, cites national chatter from Harding to Obregon, notes Ada’s Pilgrim celebration, playful jabs at Kansans over whisky, and a mix of local and international notes from Oklahoma. It ends with a teasing plug about editorials for John Fields.
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Harding
Wilson
Senator LaFollette
Kahn
Japan
America
Sapulpa
Ada
McSwain Theater
Oklahoma
Obregon
Trapp
Mexico
Housewives to Be Taught To Prepare Foods at Home
Oklahoma City report outlines J A Whitehurst plan to teach housewives to prepare and buy foods makers to cut farm to store price gaps. He proposes farm produced meats and products sold directly to consumers with market commission supervision and a farm market branch to aid direct sale.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Mr. Whitehurst
Whitehurst
Market Commission
State Market Commission
Whitehust
Interest Centers in Election of Union Officers
In Muskogee on December 14 the annual election of officers for the United Mine Workers of Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas drew strong interest. Key contests: vice president with incumbent John L Britter of McAlester against Herman Scott of Huntington Arkansas and secretary treasurer with incumbent E F Ross of Muskogee facing Dick Edwards of Russellville Arkansas. John Wilkinson, district president, won a majority in the primary and will not run in the general election.
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Muskogee
United Mine Workers of
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
John L. Britter
McAlester
Herman Scott
Huntington
E. F. Ross
Dick Edwards
Russellville
John Wilkinson
Gold Imports and Exports in September 1920
United States gold imports valued at 39,242,218 during September 1920 vs 1,471,628 in September 1919. Gold exports totaled 17,229,090 in September 1920, compared with 29,050,466 in September 1919.
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United States
Government to reopen anti trust suit against IH and farm implements groups
The federal commission urges reopening the government anti trust suit against the International Harvester Co and to take judicial actions against farm implement associations. It notes a 73 percent rise in farm implements from 1914 to 1918 due to manufacturer understandings and dealer activity.
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Washington
International Harvester Company
Federer Commission
Presient Marshall
Cmmission
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Southern Association of Wagons
The
Carriage Builders Association
National Federation of Implements and Vehicle Dealers
Western Federation of Farm Implement Dealers
Supreme Court
Returns of 1920 income tax by brackets in the United States
The 1920 income tax returns show 178 filers in the 500000 to 1000000 range, 1516938 in the 1000 to 2000 bracket, 1496878 in the 2000 to 3000 bracket, 610095 in the 3000 to 4000 bracket, 319356 in the 5000 to 10000 range, and 69992 in the 10000 to 15000 range.
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United States
Fifteen Troopers Killed in Sinn Fein Riot in Ireland
Fifteen troopers died last week amid an Irish riot linked to Sinn Fein. The violence marked a deadly escalation in confrontations involving the Republican group and security forces.
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Ireland
Sinn Fein
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Luther Harrison
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly News
Associated Press
Kansas
House
Picardy
Jim McGraw
Scott Ferris
Broadway
John Fields
Sam
Merry Christmas
Lara Skinner
E. C. Hodges
Lenna Smith
Earl Sumner
Edna Harkrider
Ruth King
Beuna Nolen
Alberta Chaffin
R. W. Simpson
J. B. Cole
J. B. Emory
J. A. Biles
C. R. Baker
C. W. Floyd
Hicks Smith
B. F. Harkrider
Bart Smith
Lillie Cole
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