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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
4
The Russian ice-breaker Krassin rescued several Italia crew members, hailed as a great Arctic feat. It shows Bolshevik resolve, overcoming ice to deliver mercy amid a broader pro Russian world impact.
The report states Georgia GOP leaders acknowledged many contributions from postal employees labeled voluntary rather than assessments. It notes endemic political payments for federal posts and critiques Congress for misusing the Congressional Record. It also touches on Hoover, farm legislation, and the regional political dynamics shaping upcoming issues.
Carranza funeral plans winds from New York to Laredo with a 10 000 strong military turnout and a gun caisson as the body travels by rail. Officials from the United States and Mexico outline full honors from New York through Texas toward Mexico City.
Albany reports Governor Smith will not reveal his immediate schedule and does not plan extended travel before mid August official notification. John J. Raskob to consult on campaign setup with New York leaders including advisory, women, and finance committees while Smith handles Sing Sing clemency hearings and blocks comments on prohibition.
Secretary Kellogg's renunciation of war pact gains early backing from Germany France Italy with Britain Spain showing favorable signals. France and Italy publicly endorse the treaty while Britain readiness to approve noted. Drafts sent June 23 to 14 nations with a plan for joint Paris signing once all replies come in. The pact would bind signatories to peaceful dispute resolution and suspend obligations toward any violator.
The Chickasha Express notes little difference between the major parties on prohibition. Both parties appear to want wet and dry votes, with Democrats criticizing enforcement while Republicans press the dry stance, yielding a familiar game of catching them gwine and comin.
The report notes boll weevil damage raises farming costs and pressures local taxes. Farmers warn relief is needed as pest impacts harvests and income.
The $750,000 alienation case brought by Mrs. Clara Belle Bernstein against Mrs. Lillian Coogan mother of Jackie Coogan was dismissed in superior court today on motion by Bernstein's counsel.
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