The Promise of Mexico and Its Quiet Potential
A cautious view praises Mexico under Obregon noting calmer domestic life compared with the revolution that preceded his rise. The piece highlights Mexican leadership on war and politics as hopeful, urges American empathy and prudent aid to foster modernization and peace along the border.
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Hay
Oil prospects lift Pontotoc county hopes
Oil indicators rise in Pontotoc with producing areas near Allen Steedman Francis Ross and Reebe Ada near a strong gas field. While not yet large producers several pools may open soon turning Pontotoc toward heavy oil activity as summer development should pick up with easier money from the East.
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Allen
Steedman
Francis
Ross
Rebee
Ada
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Cushing
Burkburnett
Our Disbanding Army High School Graduates Leave Oklahoma
More than 5,000 high school graduates are demobilizing in Oklahoma this week. Twice that many grammar school graduates are receiving their first diploma. Thus about fifteen thousand students are leaving school, and it is likely thousands will not return to schooling.
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Oklahoma high schools must widen access to college
The piece laments graduates with limited schooling left behind by distance from high schools. It argues communities failed to establish accessible high schools for grammar school youth, citing bright minds unable to pursue college and urging union and consolidated high schools as an urgently needed solution for Oklahoma.
Choosing the Yellow Brand Bergdoll’s Shameful Flight
The article condemns Grover Cleveland Bergdoll for dodging military service. It portrays him as fortune favored yet cowardly, fleeing duty and bringing contempt on himself and his family. His brother, mother, and American patriots bear the stain, as Bergdoll becomes a fugitive and a symbol of treachery.
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Iduty
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Seventy five killed in Tulsa race riot
The Tulsa race riot reports show at least seventy five dead with fires raging in the negro district. Officials warn whites to disarm as Governor Robertson heads to help restore order. Hospitals list numerous wounded and several identifications among the dead.
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Walter Boges
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Karl Hileman
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D. Elissinger
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Associated Press
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Arlington addition going on market in Ada
The Arlington addition near Ada’s northeast city limits is being laid out with streets graded and improvements under way. Owned by Ada Investment Company with Ebey Sugg & Co. as sales agents, it covers about twenty acres south of the Frisco railroad and north of the main highway east. Lots will be sold privately at low prices and are close to the Normal School and city schools.
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Ada
Ada Investment Company
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Ada Evening News changes editor and publisher
The Shawnee News reports Marvin Brown retires from Ada Evening News and Marvin Brown interests sell. William Dee Little becomes publisher with Ada business backers. Little previously worked with Byron Norrell and aims to sustain Ada’s strong local paper serving Pontotoc county.
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Ada Evening News
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