Step 10 Randle Surplus Crops In Farm Relief
Washington reports the administration will draft farm relief Monday to address surplus crops with machinery provisions. President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine agree surplus crops are a key issue and seek federal action without the government fixing prices. Iowa farmers and bankers meet in Des Moines to discuss marketing the corn surplus and possible government aid.
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Washington
Administration
Coolidge
Jardine
Congressional Farm Block
Western Agriculture
Federal Agricultural Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Dickerson
White House
See Oklahoma First See Oklahoma First
Oklahoma residents urged to explore local sights and resources instead of traveling far seeking recreation and discovery. The piece champions Oklahoma as rich in scenery, wildlife, and opportunities for geologists, botanists, and archaeologists to study within their own state.
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America
Oklahoma
Miss Araminta's Wooing Ends In Engagement
Miss Araminta Freer and her niece Minta plan a quiet evening with the Perkins family. Bob Perkins and Minta reveal their engagement and desire to wed in white, as aunts reminisce on past romances and bless their match.
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Orpha
Miss Freer
Minta
Bobby
Orpha Freer
Miss Araminta
Rose Cottage
Miss Loring
England
Niecles
Fred and
Percy
Robert Percy Perkins
Bob Perkins
Bob
Uncle Fred
Araminta
Fred
Export commission project eyed in relief program
Washington reports that an export commission to supervise disposal of surplus crops is virtually agreed upon and will be introduced in Congress. President Coolidge and Western lawmakers support creating an export corporation with administration backing. Rep. Dickenson Iowa delegation plans to announce admin cooperation at Des Moines farm relief meeting.
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Washington
Export Commission
Congress
Presider Coolidge
Sec. Jardine
Rep
Dickenson
Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Delegation to Attend Des Moines Meeting on Agriculture
Iowa's delegation in congress voted to travel as a group to Des Moines for the Tuesday meeting on the agricultural situation. Previously they planned to send Chairman Haugen as representative, but sentiment shifted to sending the full Iowa membership. They will depart Washington late today.
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Washington
Iowa
Congress
Des Moines
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
If American wives were remunerated for home labor
The claim states that paying American wives for household work at 15 dollars weekly would total 17 billion dollars per year. It uses a hypothetical payroll figure to quantify unpaid domestic labor.
Oklahoma bureau cuts bank robberies as 1925 measure grows
Oklahoma details show bank robberies dropping after the 1925 creation of the state bureau of criminal identification and investigation. Dr. J. G. Duncan reports 28 pre bureau cases solved, 15 robberies since, 16 murders, 34 burglaries, and 201 people investigated with 40 plus convictions at McAlester.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hand of Justice
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
J. G. Duncan
McAlester
Duncan
Center News Notes from Christmas and New Year Festivities
A Center community roundup reports Christmas gatherings at the Saylors and Dame households. Visits include Edith Henry, Carlen Hitchcock, Evert Gles sin from Detroit, and numerous Saylors relatives. Chats mention health notes, car purchases, travel to Ada and Oklahoma City, and a Happy New Year wish.
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Dame
Edith Henry
Ova Lee Saylors
Bessie Dame
Belle Henry
Carlen Hitchcock
Evert Glessin
Detroit
Mich
Center
Ada
William Henry
Ford
Youcie Saylors
Virgil Huddeston
Jim Henry
Tucker
Cox
Crossland
Arkansas
Nina Henry
Saylors
Elbert Townsley
Oklahoma City
Frank Townsley
Ethel Cox
Vanette
Lonie Dame
Lela Crockett
Jimmie
Brock Saylors
Krox
Clifton Saylors
Roy Goodman
Anna Henry
Pearlie Mae Saylors
Mamie Peck
Pearlie Saylors
Montgomery
Olen Rycroft
J. J. Copeland
Jess Dame
Paul
Mildred Cheshier
Bob Austell
Sulphur
Harley Saviors
Rhoda Henry
Miss Copeland
Huddleston
Hazel Henry
Riley
Everet
Earl Dame
Carlen
Everet Hitchcock
Tennessee
Kentucky
Cordie Sullivan
Essie van Buskirk
Mayme Peck
Ida Prewett
Johnnie
Ethel McCroud
A Sylers
Roy Dame
Loyd Mellroy
Hazel Crockett
Hazel Crossland
Burl
Henry
Sin
Harley
Charley Henry
Marie
Audrie Bethel
Henry Humphers
Bebe
Roy Stegall
Joe Ward
Joel Humphries
George Wilfong
M. Humphries
Gladys Roddy
Bessie Owens
Rebee
Curtis Wells
Cook
Edith
Iva Roddy
Mamie Farmer
Christian Matthews
Corinne Owens
Arman Bernett
Blue Training Uniforms Considered for US Army Mobilization
A war department survey proposes a two million strong force could be fully outfitted in blue training uniforms within fifteen days using blue cloth, while khaki field dress would follow with tan leather trappings. The plan remains in study stage as blue outfits would be discarded when units move to final training.
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Washington
National Defense Planning Machinery
Tan Munson
War Department
Marines En route to China from Manila
A company of American marines sails from Manila toward China amid no official explanation. Washington notes routine deployment while China’s civil war headlines include the fall of Tientsin and the killing of Gen Kuo Sung Ling and his wife, with Chang Tso Lin’s forces in action.
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Washington
China
Manila
Tientsin
National People’s Party
Kuo Sung- Ling
Chang Tso-Lin
People
Li Ching- Ling
Chihli
Kuo
Chang
Peking
William T. Dewart Elected President of Munsey Papers
William T. Dewart was chosen today to lead the companies that publish the New York Sun and the Evening Telegram, filling the vacancy left by the death of Frank A. Munsey in New York.
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Munsey
New York
William T. Dewart
New York Sun
The
Evening Telegram
Frank A. Munsey
Revival of Old Fashioned Dances Draws Detroit Crowd
Henry Ford sponsored a first revival of quadrilles polkas waltzes and schottisches at a Detroit hall drawing five thousand participants across ages from sixteen to sixty. Ben Lovett and fellow teachers demonstrated the dances as crowds demanded more and promised future Tuesdays. The event drew professionals and workers in a vivid cross section of city life.
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Henry Ford
Detroit News
Detroit
Brave
Fair
Ford
Sheik
Ben Lovett
J. L. Wood
The
Arcadia
Dictionary Told as American English Project Starts
Chicago reports Professor William A. Craigie proposes a dictionary of American English containing words originated in America and meanings given by American writers. He outlines collecting slips from books to map main stream and tributaries of usage across authors periods and regions.
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Chicago
England
William A. Craigie
University of Chicago
America
Craigie
Dr. Craigie
Professor Craigie
Yuletide Liquor Violations Down in 1925 Says Major White
Major H. H. White regional prohibition director reports a drop in liquor law violations during the 1925 Yuletide in his territory compared with the previous year. He cites enforcement actions and padlock-law use as part of the stronger prohibition effort.
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Major White
Fort Worth
H. H. White
Oklahoma
Texas
San Antonio
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Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
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BY Williams
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State Bureau of Indentification
New Mexico
Kansas
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Dr. Duncan
Charles Hinds
Utica
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Mrs. P. Summers
Healdton
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A. R. Sugg
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