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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
4
The piece argues against calling an extraordinary legislative session to investigate Governor Johnston. It asserts no current need for a new session, acknowledges possible mistakes but defends giving Johnston time to govern and prove fitness, warning that pursuit of an investigation now would be a grave mistake.
A Theodore exchange piece argues education as the best safeguard for republican governance. It cites Newton D. Baker on educated leadership, praises teachers facing high demands, and urges Oklahomans to subscribe to home papers to attract new residents despite low profits from cross state subscriptions.
John Golobie a longtime Oklahoma newspaper man and former state senator has died. Born in Jugoslalvia he came to Oklahoma in 1889, spoke out for liberty during World War I and sought to serve as American minister to a newly freed nation. His civic and press circle activity left a lasting impact on colleagues.
A historical column notes chambers of commerce shifting focus from factories to farming, urging balanced support for production and marketing. It highlights livestock interest in Van Zandt county, then discusses oil prospects in Pontotoc county and social commentary on laziness and crime. It closes with obituaries and local notices including Eva Fay Shannon and legal update on C A Chapman charged with drunken driving.
The piece notes abnormal rainfall from the Mississippi flood to Great Lakes storms and Atlantic fogs delaying air races. It links sunspot cycles to climatic effects, with hotter air and more rainfall, warning of potential worsening but noting solar energy may aid human response.
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