College women labor study sparks campus debate
The report outlines student women replacing traditional clerical roles with paid work on campus, detailing dean Mrs. Mueckin’s observations on shift patterns, wage expectations, and the impact on student life. The piece notes shifts in student labor at Central College and references University ties and campus committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mueckin
Dean Oop Werten
Gil
Winter Taras
Mra
Macklin Risyn
Farm Column Advises Rest for Cow to Improve Dairying
In a farm column from Atillawatha, a reader notes a cow has borne several calves and has never been dry. Earl Weavers of the Oklahoma A. and M. College dairy department suggests a rest period between treatments for the herd to improve dairy quality and avoid fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atillawatha
Oklahom A
M. Colles
Wileox Wells and Tank Farm Clogen
Wileox Wells and tank farm properties at Clogen Oklahoma City were shut by court action after a restraining order. The commission held hearings showing the company produced 7,303 barrels of oil in six months and moved 2 barrels of oil through its tank farm to the Masonally Petroleum Corp. An $8,000 penalty was assessed for pipeline repairs and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoaly
Witcox
Gian Company
Statiaw
Ee Ool
Jcorporation
Galt Buss
Masnally Pesiroleon Corp
Gyewea
Tang
Unclear Text From Historical Commission Hearing
Fragmentary OCR text references a Guatemalan commission and a state supreme court, with mention of an injunction against a commissioner and legality questions. Details are obscured. no clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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State Epipreme
Wilcoy
Slight Decrease in Oil Production Across Regions
Tulsa reports minor drops in oil output with total U S production at 2 148 731 barrels daily. Oklahoma City notes declines with several states showing decreases while Texas and California register modest gains amid regional shifts. Coastal and western districts trend mixed as production totals edge lower nationwide.
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Tulsa
Variows
Texas
Gwow Tt
Fromm
Rgorglo Barrett
RTT
Hare
Rass
Wew
California
Attou
Dowd Tup Ab
Kansac
Warrela
Pollan
Oklahoma
Slate Ukbbenman
Wear
Pnarth
Arex
Santa Ve
Wadlington Widow Remains In City After Funeral
Mrs Wadlington dies after long residence in the city. Funeral services Thursday at First Christian, with pastor Leslie Smyth officiating. Interment at Rosedale Cemetery. Survived by husband, son Wayne Wadlington, and two daughters.
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Wanlinston
Wade Unstan
Cheistian Shareh
Leslie G. Smyth
Feladan
Rosedale
Chiawelli
Charse
Parkers i. Ww. Allen
J. HE. Willams
T. Ti. Hatt
M. B. Qualla
Jesse Warren
Mra
Mra. Wadlington
Calanthis O and 4 Thaen ALOT City Grant Children
Calanthis O and four Thaen residents in ALOT City received grants for education and community projects amid local officials noting ongoing support for youth programs. The obfuscated text confirms multiple beneficiaries and municipal backing.
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Aan
Calanthis
Thaen Alot City
Cal
Botton Exports Pick High Slightly
Botton exports show slight gains in cotton shipments with May figures around 1,131 bales, 204 bales of Matera, and 070,584 bales year to date. Exports for June and May are compared to last year with notable changes in cotton spindles and production metrics.
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Washington
Jily
Laneway
Botwald
Jane
Cobia Gar
Hanne
Romsft
Thanet
Industrious campaigns shape July primary races
The state races heat up as candidates push for party runoff votes. Voters in counties see limited competition for legislature seats while county treasurer and sheriff contests draw attention. Notable figures include A S Sta aiming for state office, Jack Walton in gubernatorial talk, and Rogers tied to a congressional race alongside Mabel Dasnett in the county contest. July 36 runoff prospects loom as districts prepare for decisive ballots.
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Annier
Enudty
Duly
Pieler
Corporation —Centantaddon
Eopsrensman Tarie
Leg
Lave Inc
Ativantusa
A. Sw. Sta
Jack Walton
Covernor
Rogers
Mabel Dasnett
Lampatsa
Frew McCoy
Charles Grindstaff
L. Ey
Franklin
Clyde Raiser
Local election notes with scattered district names
Fragmented OCR text mentions District 2 commissioner George Collins betting nine feet apart with Charley Jotinenn and Chess Hoberty from District 1. Another campaign segment references A A Caldwell of Allen in an unrelated political contest.
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Davin
Soin
George Collins
Charley Jotinenn
Chess Hoberty
A. A. Caldwell
Allen
Engesetic Campalsa
Hoover Delays Approving Bill on Relief Funds
President Hoover delays signing the 12.8 billion relief bill and restructures the Relief Finance Corporation. Key appointments to the Federal Reserve board and farm loan commission are expected, with states divided on relief allocations. Details show earmarks by state and hints of controversy over funding levels and conditions.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
fIniah
Detroit
Otters
Utyell Inn
Arizona
York
Vennsylvania
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Uta
Kansanas Idaho
Wert
Wirzinky
Wiscondin
Florida
Islatte
Maryland
Nebraska
Nelada
North Calonta
Oklahoray
South Carolina
Vermont
Rand
Peettetrds
Arkansas
Ceprsla
Montana
North Carlina
North Dakota
Wyomins
Dry leaders weigh Hoover endorsement in July meeting
Washington July 14 The United dry leaders debated endorsing Herbert Hoover and awaited the national prohibition board’s planned statement. Oliver W. Stewart urged placing the board on record for Hoover while Dr Clarence Tree Wilson urged waiting for Hoover’s statement first. The Anti-Saloon League sought a secret two day session but held off until board decision.
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Chibe
Washington
United Dry
Herbert Hoover
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Oliver W. Stewart
Uon
Hoover
Clarence Tree Wilson
Methodiat Board of
Ante Saloon League
Scott Mieltride
National Conference of Organiaatronies On peruAns Liter Olihteentit
Live cattle and produce market notes from Chicago and Kansas City
Kansas City reports slow stockers and feeders with mixed cattle prices and a steady to higher top in choice cows. Beef and veal demand uneven as hogs and sows show weakness. lambs and yearlings move with some gains. Chicago markets show slight grain price fluctuations and mixed poultry and produce pricing amid flat demand.
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Livestorke
Owlamoma City
Kansas City
AL Usday
Yealers
Oklahoma Campaign Finances Revealed in Primary Reports
Oklahoma City July reports detail campaign expense accounts for Democratic at large and other races. WHHL Razers teacher lists gas 100 hotels 26 stationery 5 and small items. Clark, Watton, and others show modest sums. Governor Murray plans further campaigning in Tecumseh Pauls Valley Bryan Atoka and Durant areas this week.
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Oklahoma City
Election Board
Clark
Ane Supreme Court
Jo. Watton
Murray
Tecumseh Tontcht
Ile
Pauls Valley
Bryan
Atoka
Durant
Cotton market drift and spot activity in New Orleans and New York
July reports show mild declines in cotton futures with prices easing despite good weather a weekly weather summary supported by ample exports. New Orleans spot cotton closed quietly down five points with moderate buying and a 1043 bale sales figure, while New York quotes reflected a generally lower trend amid favorable rainfall and shipping data.
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Arg Lnt Vnr Bee
New Orleans
Mip
New York
Loverpool
Yorky
Germany imposes ban on outdoor political demonstrations
The German government issued a decree banning outdoor protests after a week of political rioting that left several dead and many injured. It limits uniforms and marches, permits forced crowd control measures, and signals further actions if violence persists, amid pressure from Hitler followers.
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Adolph Hitler
Tiazi
Unifornia
Seipsie
Frisia
Hanover
Hoekemwalde
Chemnitz
Barnes
Ghadbarch
Stemacheld
Bochum
Detmold
Wismar
Freistig
Haein
Col House and Roosevelt Ties Questioned Amid Rumors
A century old report notes Col Edward House and President Wilson on strained terms. It recalls House's influence before the 1912 Democratic national convention, his ties to Texas figures, and a rumored return to power affecting Wilson’s peace efforts.
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New York
GMI
Texas
Winhington
Gol
Edward Oo. Hause
Wekel Frankin J. Skansevelt
Wilkenty
Casssary
Albany
Col. Haywe
Deverly
Winod
Great Britain
France
Nbs
Wilson
Wildon-Henay Association
Heure
Paris
House
London
Forjeign
Jing
Wilanid
White House
Tariff War Looms Between Ireland and Britain
London reports a mounting tariff dispute as Ireland and the United Kingdom clash over import duties. Eamon de Valera fails to secure a plan with Prime Minister MacDonald, prompting Ireland to threaten retaliatory tariffs and Rome-style land annuity disputes. Trade stalls, cattle sales halt, and political tensions rise as negotiations crumble.
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Ireland
Meir
Ateneha
London
Great Britain
Eamon de Valera
Free State
Stamp
MacDonald
de Valera
Prine
Wiliam Norton
Pree State Labor Party
Fs Valera
Dublin
Swithin
Garrick
Shannon
Britain
Reals
Cannes
Trentdent de Valera
Hrntich
Hla
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