Rural teachers wage battle to curb drain from farms
The third annual rural teachers conference in the East Central district meets in the college auditorium with about 150 attending. Discussions focus on stopping the migration of teachers to towns, improving rural school funding and equipment, and promoting model school scoring systems to strengthen rural education. Speakers include Dr E B Waldo and Superintendent Nash. the event ends tomorrow at 1 PM.
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East Central
W. ©. Herring
Oklahoma
Terhays
E. B. Waldo
Michigan
Ian
Nash
Duke
Fils
Miss Lyles
Pruett
Me. Shelton
Miss Brown
Oklahoma A
M. College
Linscheld
Salem court hears plea for higher alimony in costly times
Mrs Elizabeth Densten of Lynn argues in Salem Court that a $6200 yearly income cannot sustain a liveable standard. Her husband John J Penatan reported $24000 income last year with $26000 expenses. case taken under advisement amid broader state payroll context of 4200 workers at $466000 monthly.
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Salem, Mans
Elizabeth 8. Densten
Lynn
Salem Court
John J. Penatan
Denatea
Philadelphia
Missouri Winner In Valley Track Meet at Norman
Missouri Valley track men set several conference records despite wind disallowing all speed marks. Missouri University won with 44 over Nebraska and Panoma. Morgan Taylor led Grinwell College with 15.84 points, scoring 24 for the team.
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Norman
Missouri Valley Track
Annal
Missouri University
Pooints
Nebraska
Panoma
Morgan Taylor
Grinwell College
Taylor
Towa Sehaal
Bondsmen Secure Release Of Eloi And Nine From Raid
Federal agents led a raid in Tuccoa and nearby areas this week resulting in nine gicthas being charged under the National Prohibition Act. Bondsmen posted bail for most, with releases at noon as U S Commissioner Howard West listed bonds for Clarence McClure 2000 Harry Span 2800 Apple Scott 3000 Dr J McFarland 1000 Julius Berry 1500 Rayford Albert 500 Skeet Currey 1900 H l Goldie Price 2000 Monroe Albert arrested yesterday in Ada on possession charges with Clint Palmer and W T Abbott posting 500 bail. Only O J Braggs remained in custody. The cases hinge on possession sale and manufacture of illicit whiskey and warrants were issued after federal information gathering.
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Tuccoa
Julius Muller
Alois Polan
Liberty
J. Braggs
Adabien
U S
Howard West
Clarence McClure
Wessie Lb. Carney
H. T. Carney
Harry Span
George Golightly
John Blacker
Pple Scott
Margaret A. Crawford
Thomas Tingle
R. H. Hughes
Dr. J. NcFarland
Charles A. Zorn
H. B. Wilenaich
Julius Berry
Clint Palmer
W. T Abbott
Allied Note Calls for German Disarmament
Paris May 30 The allied note urging disarmament in all Germany will be presented to Dr Stresemann in Berlin by allied ambassadors. It will be published in allied capitals soon after disclosure and the military control commission report will follow. The five page letter includes annexes detailing violations and steps before Cologne’s evacuation.
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Paris
Germany
Stresemmann
Berlin
Military Control Commission
Cologne
Soper Bankers Confer on Opening of Institution
Oklahoma City June 3 S F Nelson president of the closed Library State bank at Soper and J B Lucas Jr examiner in charge conferred with C B Motherseed state bank commissioner on reopening the bank. The Soper bank was one of Choctaw county banks that closed with Hugo National bank May 7. It would be capitalized with 16000 dollars and 1500 dollars surplus. Braman Good progress on water and electric systems. Emesis Davidson Creosoted piling bridge to be built across Red river south of city. Weatherford Bunsélow theatre improved.
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Oklahoma City
S. F. Nelson
Librarty State Bank
Soper
J. B. Lucas,Jr
C. B. Motherseed
State Bank
Soper Bank
Choctaw County
Hugo, National Bank
Davidson
Ada to Be Asked to Donate Fund for War Orphans
Ada will be asked to contribute 33 000 to aid the children of World War veterans as part of a statewide drive launching June 3 5 to raise the 73 000 state quota toward a 5 000 000 national Child Endowment Fund. Robert S Kerr and Byron Sledge attended a Ponca City meeting with RE W Marland outlining the drive plans and club and church outreach.
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Ada
United States
Robert S. Kerr
Byron Sledge
Ada Legionnaires
State Department
Committee For the Child Endowment Fund
Ponca City
RE. W. Marland
Kerr
Child Endowment Fund
Elyic Clube
Averica
Legionnairss
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Iniuentiae
Confederate Vets To March Again From Weancesov Daily
More than twenty five Confederate veterans will leave the Convention Hall at 9 am for Sulphur for the annual state reunion. Luther Franti leads plans for transport and a major caravan will aid the journey. Ada’s delegation, about 25 vets, is expected to be the largest group with auxiliary supporters and the Hast Centract band providing music.
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Weancesov
Jackson
Lee
Army of Gray
South
Luther Franti
Re Union Center
Adam
Convention
Sons and Daughters
Uuita
Ada
Union Valley Potato Crop Begins Move in Pontotoc County
The Union Valley area of Pontotoc County starts potato harvest with the cooperative marketing association aiming to harvest and ship at least 15 cars. Prices reported include F240 per 109 pounds and 2.75 to 2.20 per car loads. traders predict some stow riders may earn more than 100 per car.
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Pontotoc
Union Valley
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Turner
J. B. HI
Antona
Hill
Barrett Appointed to Relieve Biard Markham in Guard
Oklahoma City June 2. Colonel Charles F Barrett will relieve Baird Markham as adjutant general of the Oklahoma National Guard. Markham resigned to command the Forty fifth division spanning Oklahoma, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico. Barrett has been an executive officer under Markham and previously commanded the Oklahoma Guard during Governor Robertson's term.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Barrett
Baird Markham
Oklahoma National Guard
Barett
Markham
National Guard
Oklahomia
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Barrett
Markhap
Ecommender
Oklahoma Guard
Forner
J. B. A. Robertson
Former aide to Wilson answers final summons
Washington June 1 Thomas R Marshall wartime vice president of the United States died here at the New Willard hotel after a weeklong illness from a heart condition. He had been planned to return to Indianapolis this week accompanied by his wife. He suffered a heart attack on arrival, then rallied before dying this morning with his humor and plain speech shaping his public image despite political pressures. He came from Columbia City Indiana and recently moved to Indianapolis.
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Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
New Willard Hotel
Fia
Indianapolis
Mr. Marshall
Thomas Riley Marshall
White House
Marshall
Columbia City
Ind
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Maranall
Great Midwestern heat wave yields to Jupiter Plavina storm
Chicago reports the central states endure heat waves and deadly storms as Jupiter Plavina and his henchmen Thar topple Sol. Mortality rises from electrical storms and wind across Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin with multiple deaths. Tornadoes strike Michigan and Nebraska. New York and Pennsylvania face continuing heat and storms.
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Chicago
Middle West
Far West
Central States
Jupiter Plavina
Thar
Finois
Faporty
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Melally
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mina
Bau @laire
Wis
Yoma
Mich
Omaha
Madlaoa
Neb
Crchbard
Nebr
New York
Pennsylvania
Outbreak in Shanghai as Chinese students die in riots
Shanghai reports another outbreak of violence as police clash with demonstrators in the Japanese spinning mills strike agitation. Four more Chinese students are killed, bringing deaths to 26, with over 20 wounded. Three Russian agitators are arrested amid Bolshevist propaganda claims.
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Shanghai
Atrects
Weking
Gheklang
Yale Freshmen Face Probation After Campus Riot
New Haven Conn June 1 Yale freshmen faced possible probation after a disciplinary outbreak sparked by a dormitory celebration in Barkley Meld. Students shattered electric lights damaged property and set a bonfire while police and faculty intervened.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Beig
Barkley
Sampan
H. T. Bangs
English Department
Morris Appointed On Commission to Represent State
Rev. C. C. Morris, pastor of the First Baptist church of Ada, was elected to represent Oklahoma on the Commission on Cooperative Program by the Southern Baptist Convention. Members must meet in Nashville soon to discuss important matters. The Ada pastor learned of the distinction from the Baptist Messenger, a state denominational publication. The commission is considered one of the convention's most important bodies.
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Prom Sundy’s Daily
C. C. Morris
First Baptist Church of
Ada
Oklahoma
Southern Baptist Convention
Meimbera
Nashville
Baptist Messenger
Memphis
DERRIMENT NEAR CAPITAL COSTLY
The Santa Fe passenger train No 6 derailed on a 40 foot embankment near Oklahoma City injuring no one. Three sleeping cars and one chair car left the track as robbers likely attempted to steal mail but fled amid the wreck. Police traced two suspects but found no loot or large money shipments aboard.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
H. S. Gibson
Gibson ‘Waa
Edmond
Disappearance Sparks Seneca Cayuga Reconciliation
Maude Lee Mudd a 16 year old heiress propelled a tribal rift toward settlement as Seneca and Cayuga leaders from Missouri and Oklahoma met at the Seneca council house near Wyandotte. They signed resolutions for a June 7 mass meeting to decide tribal questions and named Crow as Cayuga chief and Boroberry as Seneca head under the reconciliation terms.
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Miami
Maude Lee Mudd
Hatchett
Missouri
Oklahoma
Senaca
Wyandotte
Council House
John Crow
Whoma
Christopher Boroberry
migs- Ing_ hetresa
Crow Jas
Borberry
Four Arrested After Crash With Auto in Coal County
Four men from Coal County were arrested Friday night after a collision near Pecan Grove involving a car driven by George Coleman. Sheriff Walker said Rudd would likely be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Howard Weath, with three gallons of whiskey found in Rudd’s car. The Coleman Ford suffered minor damage while the other car was wrecked.
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G. W. McKinley
Roy Rudd
Horton Abbett
Brownfield Buster
Coal “County
Pecan Grove
George Colemances
Walker
Rudd
Howard Weat
Intoxti
Colaman
Ford
Ruddo
Youth star De Paolo wins record Indianapolis 500
Peter de Paolo, nephew of Ralph de Palma, roars to victory at Indianapolis speedway in a 500 mile race that broke records with an average of 101.19 mph. He earned about 34000 dollars as Earl Cooper, Denny Hui, Dave Lewis, Harry Hartz and Pall Shafer chased him. Crowd estimated at 140000 to 150000 witnessed the spectacular finish, the largest ever to view an auto race.
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Indianapolis
Tgent
Peter de Paolto
Ralph de Palma
Indianapolis Speedway
de Paolo
Earl Cooper
Denny Hui
Dave Lewis
Harry Hartz
Pall Shafer
Denny Hill
Lewis
Tas Fishish
Flying de Paolo
America
Oklahoma State University Names New President
After months of uncertainty the University of Oklahoma announced its president elect Dr W B Bizzell head of the Norman campus. He comes from Texas A and M and will assume duties September 1 after approval by the regents. The board and faculty praised the pick as directing a bright outlook for the university.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
W. B. Bizzell
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. A. McDonald
Hugo
Oklahoma Institution
Norman
Bizwell
McDonald
Board of Regents
Buzzell
University
Ada Auxiliars Sell Entire Poppy Quota for Memorial Day
Ada Auxiliary volunteers sold the town poppy quota for Memorial Day, raising $142.25 from 1,300 blooms worn by residents Friday and Saturday. Proceeds support veterans and hospitals. a team led by Mrs. Martin Ricker and Mrs. Roy Weddle sold $79.75. The Ada unit handled the entire sale.
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Flanberg
Am~erican Legion Auxiliary Workera of
Ada
Veterans and Hospitals
Gussliiary
Martin Ricker
Roy Weddle
Ada Ung
Ada Auziliars
Oklahoma Cotton Condition In May Higher Than Yearly Averages
Washington on June 2 reported the cotton crop in Oklahoma at 76.08 percent of normal as of May 25, above 66.06 percent last year and above the 10 year May average of 72. The department of agriculture released the figures, noting Oklahoma conditions remained favorable overall.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ganornesg
Oklahoma
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