Lindenfield Arrest in Warsaw Tied to Wall Street Explosion
Washington reports Wolfe Lindenfield arrested in Warsaw may unlock the Wall Street explosion case of September 16, 1920. William J. Burns says Lindenfield is the key to the mystery, though not implicated in the blast. The Third Internationals are named as moving figures, with Lindenfield traveling abroad to gather leads.
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Washington
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfield
Wall Street
William J. Burns
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Lindenfield
Department
Associated Press
Burns
New York
Justice Department
Silvester Cosgrove
Europe
United States
Rowzee Named Head of Ada Commandery For the Next Year
T. W. Rowzee was elected Eminent Commander of Ada Commandery No. 16 Knights Templar at the annual officers installation. Other new Ada Commandery officers include J. C. Deaver Generalissimo L. S. Chilcutt Captain General D. W. Swaffar Exalted Prelate Lee Daggs Senior Warden W. P. Lee Junior Warden B. M. Bobbitt Treasurer F. C. Sims Recorder R. C. Garrett Standard Bearer E. C. Peap Sword Bearer S. L. McClure Warder Slade Norman Sentinel.
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T. W. Rowzee
Knights Templar
Ada Commandry
J. C. Deaver
L. S. Chilcutt
D. W. Swaffar
Lee Daggs
W. P. Lee
B. M. Bobbitt
F. C. Sims
Unusual Holly Gift Reaches Ada Community
A box of holly from W. Lee Nettles of Idabel arrives in Ada, astonishing many residents who have rarely seen the evergreen. The plant includes red berries and green leaves, noted as highly prized by locals.
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Ada
W. Lee Nettles
Idabel
Woodward Couple Planned Christmas Visit to City
Guy Woodward and his wife of Morris Oklahoma are due to arrive within days to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs L H Woodward at 230 East Thirteenth Street.
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Guy Woodward
Morris, Okla
City
L. H. Woodward
East Thirteenth Street
New 1925 Census Suggested by Pending Bill
Washington Dec 17 The House Census Committee weighs legislation for another U S census in 1925 or before the next decennial count Secretary Hoover says the move aims to correct perceived distortions from the 14th census and reflect shifts between rural and urban areas He notes weather in January hampers canvassing and urges April as the better period for the next count with changes in procedures possibly required by new census director William H Steuart.
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Washington
House Census Committee
United States
Hoover
Census Bureau
Congress
William H. Steuart
Ada Editor Honored Friend of News For Forty Years
Z T Cartwright, longtime friend of the News, visited Ada on Tuesday. He has served as editor of the News for forty years, marking a storied career in local journalism.
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Z. T. Cartwright
Ada
Yoovi Umouy
Bowles Moves From Francis School to Turley Tulsa County
A. G. Bowles, formerly superintendent of the Francis school about a decade ago, has been appointed superintendent of the Turley school in Tulsa County.
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A. G. Bowles
Francis
Turley
Tulsa County
Outposts and farm union actions from state conference
Dozens of letters praise the Outpost idea for forming small community Legion branches. National Farmers' Union highlights include Topeka convention actions, Barrett named VP, and calls to amend the Federal Reserve Act, expand farm credit, and support tariff and transportation reforms.
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National Farmers’ Union
Topeka
Kan
Barrett
eGorgia
Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
National Union
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Land Banks
War Finance Corporation
Service of
Agriculture
Cooperative Agricultural Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Hoodlum Wagon Promotes Legion Renewal Drive in Cushing
War veterans in Cushing rush to renew Donaldson Walker post American Legion memberships. The Hoodlum wagon will tour homes and offices during the first week of January, backing up by a jail ride and a 1922 membership card as bail. The mayor proclaims American Legion Week and a new eighteen piece band will perform daily concerts at street booths.
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Cushing
Donaldson- Walker
American Legion
Legion
Legion Band of Eighteen Pieces
Disabled Doughboys Visited on Christmas in Oklahoma
The American Legion plans to visit every sick and disabled war veteran in Oklahoma on Christmas Day. About 250 posts statewide organize rosters so each disabled man has at least one visitor hourly. Hospitals in Norman Vinita Oklahoma City Guthrie to receive gifts including ties books and smokes.
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Oklahoma
American Legion
Norman
Vinita
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
McCoy Named Payne County Commander at Stillwater Meet
C A McCoy of Cushing was elected Commander of Payne county at the annual county convention in Stillwater last Saturday evening. Chadwick, former adjutant of the Sapulpa post, was named county adjutant. The county exec committee planned an January campaign to establish outposts in every community. Flying squadrons from four posts will cover the county. H B Davis of Duncan, state commander, attended as guest of honor.
J H Bullock Plans Road Improvements on Pickett
J H Bullock states he will undertake work on the road to Pickett to improve it significantly. He says the road is not very bad now but that he believes in good roads and will act to upgrade it.
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J. H. Bullock
Pickett
Leguminous Hays For Cows From U S Department Of Agriculture
The article explains leguminous hays like alfalfa clover and soy or cow pea hay as the best dry roughage for dairy cows with corn silage. It notes corn silage lacks protein, leguminous hays provide protein and minerals, improve soil, and offer economical protein. Recommend 6 to 12 pounds dry roughage per cow daily with silage, adjust for poor quality feeds, and consider increasing grain when roughage is costly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Better stock saves cattle costs say Michigan dairyman
The U S Department of Agriculture inquiry on runtiness finds 75 percent of under sized animals due to inferior breeding and poor feeding. Farmers argue better stock costs less than raising runt animals with quotes from a Michigan dairyman and a thrifty New Englander.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan
High Producing Dair y Cows and Breeding
The article explains selecting top cows as the base for mating with superior bulls to boost herd productivity. It notes offspring may vary due to chance, but on average perform as well as or better than parents. It mentions R. J. Morgan, district income tax auditor, visiting the city for several days on official business.
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R. J. Morgan
Railways Fight Labor Board Contract Labor Rights
Federal investigation heard disputes on nine railroads over contracting work to firms outside the United States Railroad Labor Board. Unions say wages are undercut and workers displaced. cases involve car and locomotive repairs, track and labor tasks on lines including Erie, Chicago Great Western, Indiana Harbor Belt, St. Louis & San Francisco, and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Federated Shop Crafts
Erie Railroad
Hornell
N. Y
Hornell Construction Company
Chicago Great Western Railroad
South Park
Minn
Indiana Harbor Belt Railway
Burnham Car Company
Gulf Coast Lines
Brownsville
Tex
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of War
Colorado & Southern
St. Louis
St. Paul
Montgomery
American Federation of Railroad Workers
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Connellsville
Great Northern Railroad
Concrete paving prep on North Mississippi avenue
Three blocks of curbing have been laid and sub grade is under work. Three more blocks remain to be curbed with substantial trading before paving begins. A new concrete mixer has arrived and will be moved to the avenue once materials are ready.
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Mississippi Avenue
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