A Tribute to the Reporter and Turbulent Times
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram excerpt praises reporters in the coal mine conflict inquiry, urging investigators to hire journalists for factual truth. It lauds press fairness amid political attacks and notes Turkish demands pressuring the Allies over Constantinople, highlighting Allied nerves and Turkish opportunism.
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Coal Fact Find Commission
Harding
Commission
Miners’ Union
Fort Worth
Turbulent debate over immigration and labor in early policy era
The article argues big business pushes to relax immigration limits to obtain cheap labor, threatening American wages and inducing dependency on foreign workers. It notes political maneuvering by Congress, dangers of deception, and potential social fallout from mass immigration. It also covers Turkish political shifts under Kemal Atatürk, Angora's rise, and regional Moslem sympathy, plus local social notes and church activities.
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Rumany
Union Valley And Vanoss Social Notes
Crops nearly gathered. residents visit Ada and surrounding areas. Reports of meetings, visits, and outings include Lydia Godby with Katie Keller, Hoggatts, Durbin and Mayfield shopping in Ada, and fishing trips near Wapanucka. Community updates cover moves to Missouri, church events at Vanoss, and local illness. Mocking Bird note closes with political remark.
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Joe Scott
Ada
John Hoggatt
Cecil Riddle
Lydia Godby
Katie Keller
Sarah Hoggatt
Isaac Hogs Fall
High Hill
Hatcher
Falter
W. W. Jones
A. D. Bolton
Mesdames Durbin
Riddle
Mayfield
Lula Riddle
Norris
Frank Mayfield
Matt Durbin
Wapanucka
W. H. Murphy
John Moore
Fisthientton
Pophkar Bluff
Rise of Turkish Nationalists at Angora Impacts Postwar Policy
The article notes Angora’s nationalist movement grew after World War I and the Allied occupation of Constantinople. It highlights Mustapha Kemal as a key figure, shaping a de facto government that challenges the sultanate and alters postwar Turkish policy.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Repuhcan
Sach
Oklahoma Journal
Mustapha Kemal
Democratic Landslide in Pontotee County
A Pontotee County political roundup shows repeated margins for candidates including McKeown and Bolen across multiple wards. The tally snippets list Walton and Fields as opponents with varying vote counts, culminating in a remark on gasoline costs equating to a $540 yearly living wage.
Blues Round Returns After Weeks Away
News Want Ad style item notes Blues round and a returning event after a weeks absence. Farmers near harvest finish crops as school starts Monday with children glad. Local social mentions include Jesse A. Cook and son Ulis visiting J. W. Cook family, and a supper and dinner gathering. Jasper Allen remains ill with typhoid fever. J. W. Cook transports a bale of cotton to Stonewall.
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Grace Dodson
Vera Allen
Baulah Lee
Eula Cook
Jesse A. Cook
J. W. Cook
Pontotoc
Beulah Lee
J. We. Cooke
Oufe* Jackson
Cat Eyes
Ulis
Suphur
Jasper Allen
Stonewall
Alis
Notable rise of Nita Naldi in early talkies and screen fame
Two years after signing a five year contract with Paramount Naldi emerges as a leading name in film. Her screen debut came with Blood and Sand and she later stars in Anna Ascends while working with Johnny Walker in Captain by Night. Shannon Day also lands a featured role under director William Howard.
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Fifty- Sixth Street
Jon. S. Robertson
John Barrymore
New York
Nita Nald
Barrymore
Robbinson
Shannon Day
Johnny Walker
Robertson-Cole
William Howard
Shannon
Marion Aye in A Punctured Prince as Vampire Hero
Marion Aye stars in Hunt Stromberg Metro comedy A Puncture d Prince portraying a likable vampire opposite Bull Montana in a playful romantic caper.
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Bull Montana
Marion Ayee
Mae Murray Leaves New York for Coronation Film in Hollywood
Mae Murray and director Robert Z Leonard along with technical staff depart New York on Thursday for Hollywood to begin work on the Metro star's next picture Coronation.
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Mae Murray
Robert Z. Leonard
New York
Hollywood
Metro
Sidney Alfiet Estimates Viewership for The Dangerous Age
Sidney Alfiet assistant to John M. Stahl estimates the film The Dangerous Age will be shown to audiences totaling slightly under 50,000, with the group size varying across different scenes.
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Sidney Alfiet
John M. Stahl
Louis B. Mayer
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