Cabinet Jobs and the Harding Cabinet Speculation
Rumors swirl over who will join Warren G Harding in his cabinet and who will fill federal posts such as the general land office commissioner. Analysts note regional balance, with border states possibly favored, while Republicans stress merit and past performance. A caution about modern life follows, comparing rutting to progress and urging trailblazing over conformity, ending with a remark on a Tokyo invention paper usable for money and maps.
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Harding
General Land Office
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Life as a Great Adventure and Time Well Spent
Dallas News argues life is uncertain and a great adventure. It compares time and money, urging spending time on worthwhile work to gain intelligence character and wealth, and notes art over science requires practice to apply principles. It ends discussing individual application of fundamental ideas.
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Dallas News
What Others Say: Opinion Snippets From Southern Papers
Wichita Eagle criticizes Henry Ford's stance on Jews as a flivver. Pawhuska Capital notes that relying on conscience alone misguides many men. Fort Smith Times Record reports one prisoner in Wi nita jail, insufficient for the jailer's card game.
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Wichita Eagle
Henry Ford
Fort Smith
Winita
Girls see housework as fitness and motherhood aid
Some girls think intense athletic exercise should influence mothers to perform housework. The statement suggests a belief that physical activity benefits parenting roles and home duties.
Okmulgee Dress Parade Guards Hiking Up Safety
Okmulgee residents hire special guards for dress parade to keep hijackers away. The measure reflects concerns over security during local public events in this era.
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McAlester
Capital
Okmulgee
Flu Prophet Returns With Warnings Of Hard Times
A Wichita street preacher who hawked flu prophecies last winter remains active predicting dire financial disaster this winter. He warns of hard times and bad business ahead as he travels streets near drug stores and banks.
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Wichita Eagle
Daring Hold Up Headlines Tulsa News Stand
Cushing News notes the rising headline in Tulsa with a column on bold hijackers and the remaining grit of the era’s robbers. The piece suggests gang members still have some vitality after months of crime.
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Cushing News
Tulsa
Two Minor Grass Fires Reported in Okmulgee
Okmulgee fire crews were called out Thursday morning to two grass fires. The first fire at 1510 East Fourth Street ignited around 8 45 AM and was extinguished with chemicals with no damage reported.
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Okmulgee
Guthrie Statehouse Preps for Opening Legislature Session
Telephone line men and janitors were rushing to ready the house and senate chambers for the opening session of the state legislature in Guthrie.
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Guthrie
Housing Decline Seen As Rents Fall With More Homes
The Muskogee Times-Democrat notes rents rise with housing shortages and will drop only after builders increase supply. Officials say the downward trend is already visible as construction accelerates.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma Focuses On Growth Attracts Diverse Migrants
A Daily Oklahoman reflection notes Oklahoma as a magnet for people from Carolina and California, Maine and Minnesota who view the state as a commonwealth that has achieved in thirty years what others take a century to accomplish.
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Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma
Carolina
California
Maine
Minnesota
Will Harding revive the tennis cabinet at the White House
Workmen repair and resurface the White House tennis grounds following an informal request from President-elect Harding's secretary. The court, unused in recent years, was once a social hub during the Roosevelt era with notable players. Harding, a keen tennis and golf enthusiast, plans to use the court again.
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Harding
White House
Livestock Leaders Convene In El Paso On Industry Plight
Ike T. Pryor of San Antonio addresses the twenty fourth annual American National Livestock Association convention in El Paso. He cites credit withdrawal and tariff fears as core causes of price declines and aims to address tariff impacts on farms and ranches alongside other speakers from Tariff Commission, Canada, and federal reserves.
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EL Paso
Texas
Ike T. Pryor
San Antonio
American National Livestock Association
America
Tex
Ike Pryor
W. S. Culbertson
United States Tariff Commission
J. K. Kendrick
Wyomting
Association
S. F. Tolmie
French Destroyers Sink Red Transport Carrying Soviet Troops
French destroyers sunk a transport flying the red flag carrying Soviet troops, despite being escorted by a Soviet flotilla. The loss occurred off Constantinople as reported by dispatches received in the city.
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Constantinople
Prebisona
Cotton Market Report from Ada Cotton Exchange
New Orleans and New York cotton prices shown with daily highs and lows for March and May contracts. Wheat and corn futures in Chicago close with modest declines, March wheat at 1.79 1 4 and May 1.70 3 4, corn May 0.74 1 2.
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Ada Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
New York
Chicago
J M Will En Route To Holdenville For Visit
J M Will left yesterday afternoon for Holdenville to spend a few days visiting relatives and friends in the area.
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J. M. Will
Holdenville
Family mistreatment arrest on a Bebee farm
Jess Moore, 50, was jailed in Pontotoc County charged with family mistreatment after his 13 year old daughter Sadie reported improper relations. If corroborated the charge may be upgraded to statutory. The Moores live on a Bebee area farm after moving from Maxwell and had been picking cotton nearby for two months. A Christmas drunken row led to a county attorney inquiry and Moore's arrest. father and daughter have lived together for over a year following a prior divorce.
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Jess Moore
Pontotoc County
Sadie
Moores
Bebee
Maxwell
Moore
Prickly Ash Bitters Sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Co
An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as the best remedy for digestive purging of stomach liver and bowels with a price of 1.25 per bottle and directs readers to the want ad page. Special agents are listed as Gwin and Mays Drug Co.
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Gwin & Mays Drug Co
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West Main ST
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