Possible U S Mexican Recognition Under Cabinet Debate
Washington reports say the cabinet will discuss the president's reply to Mexico's recognition message. Obregon may accept a written guarantee protecting American interests and citizens in Mexico, with final policy to be announced by the State Department after cabinet decisions. Huertas and Summerlin are noted as shaping the diplomatic message amid talks on Dominican relations.
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Washington
Mexico
Obregon
Summerlin
Mexico City
State Department
Huces
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Floods Raise Worries Across Oklahoma and Panhandle
Moderate to heavy rains blessed Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle for the week ending June 7. Weather officials report drouth breaking but warn continued heavy rain could trigger floods northward or from the South Canadian river. Cimarron and Arkansas rivers in Oklahoma show no danger while Wichita reports serious flood conditions and a 6 to 10 foot rise on the Arkansas. In Amarillo a 14 foot rise on the South Canadian river near New Mexico worsens rail washouts and disrupts traffic across the Panhandle.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Southwest
Slaughter
Federal Weather Bureau
Cimarron
Arkansas
Wichita
Kan
Weather Bureau
Colorado Line
Kinley
Amarillo
Tex
New Mexico
Amaraillo
Texas Panhandle
Harvest labor shifts to towns in Oklahoma wheat belt
In Ponca City Oklahoma on June 7 a special report notes towns and cities will provide most harvest labor this year with wages including board. Farmers and women aided during past harvests while rail transport and grain storage challenged marketing in earlier bumper crops.
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Associated Press
Ponca City
Wheat Belt
Oklahoma
New Ada-Egypt Road Bridge Under Construction
Work began today on a new 115 foot bridge over Sandy on the Ada-Egypt road. The bridge, with steel spans and concrete floor, will be built by Mann Construction for Southwestern Bridge and finished in about 60 days. Traffic will not be interrupted during construction. The old frame bridge was condemned March 5 and deemed unsafe.
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Sandy
Ada-Egypt
Pontotoc County
Mann Construction Company
Southwestern Bridge Company
Kansas City
Mecca resumes drilling at 420 feet in Maxwell area
Mecca Oil Company staff resume drilling at 420 feet on the Sears farm in section 7 township 2 range 8 Coal county after a week delay. Tulsa promoter R J Dickson recently closed leases for 200 acres a mile from the test as interest grows. Local scenes include Maxwell literary society, singing conventions, and social visits as sports teams plan upcoming games.
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Mecca Oil Company
Sears
Coal County
Stonewall
R. J. Dickson
Tulsa
Tulsa Interstate Oil Company
Local Paper Seller Changes Hands
Marvin Brown sold his interests to Mr. Little who previously worked with the paper. Brown was a strong writer but financial pressures pressured the deal, leaving the Durant Democrat noting a Dallas News cannot be printed in a small town.
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Marvin Brown
Ada
Mr. Little
Mr. Brown
Dallas News
Durant Democrat
Orchard yields confirm late freezes spared by bluff location
Miller notes 101 ranch orchard and nearby orchards in the region report a bountiful apple crop this season. He explains the Salt Fork river bluff location protected the trees from the spring cold wave while other fruits suffered. Advert appears for Prickly Ash Bitters by Gwin Mays Drug Company.
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Gwin-Mays Drug Co
Miller
Salt Fork River
Orchard to Produce Record Apple Crop at 101 Ranch
Ponca City Oklahoma June 4 The 10 000 apple trees in the 101 ranch orchard will produce another record breaking crop this season according to ranch agricultural manager Joe C Miller He said this in response to press reports from Kansas and elsewhere claiming the apple crop would be worse this year.
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Ponca City
Okla
Joe C. Miller
Miller
Kansas
TAPS SOUNDED FOR GENERAL RUCKMAN
Brigadier General Ruckman commander of the North Atlantic Coast Artillery Division died at his Crookline home. Born in Illinois in 1858 he graduated West Point in 1883 and served as Major General in World War I. He led a provisional Coast Artillery regiment in 1916 and later commanded the South Atlantic Coast Artillery and the Southern Department. He leaves a widow and daughter.
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Associated Press
Crookline
Mass
Jine
Ruckman
North Atlantic Coast Artillery Division
Illinois
West Point
Coast Artillery
South Atlantic Coast Artillery
Southern Department
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Maxwell Blues
Stratford
L. W. MclIntyre
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Rose Bud
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