Austria Is Broken Up as Empire Falls in Peace Terms
The article argues Austria's punishment rivals Germany's in the postwar settlement. It states the Habsburg monarchy is dissolved, Austria and Hungary are separated, and many national groups gain self rule while Vienna and a small inland area remain. The piece portrays Austria as stripped of greatness and burdened by debt.
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Austria
Germany
Europe
Babylon
Hapsburg
Hungary
Austrian Empire
Vienna
Connecticut
House of Hapsburg
Action on the Land Bill Gains Broad Backing
Secretary Lane told the House public lands committee that quick action is needed on the Soldiers and Sailors land grant project. He cited strong support from executive and legislative branches and broad national praise. About 60,000 have applied, with estimates of 650,000 more service members seeking land."
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Lane
House Public Lands Committee
Washington
Community Builders and Oklahoma School Lands Plan
Banks promote foreign trade and farm enterprise as community builders. Oklahoma's permanent school fund arises from Congress land grants totaling about 66 million dollars after sales and bonds. The piece ends with a satirical note on I W W agitation and a tax jab at Ho hen zollern.
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Oklahoma
Statehood
Congress
Pontotoc County Commissioners Hold June 2 1919 Session
County officers reports approved including treasurer clerk and deputy sheriffs. Road petition hearing set for July 8 1919. Several tax assessment corrections approved or disapproved. Federal Aid road funds allotted and county set as matching to support Highway Department projects. Salary fund issues addressed with plan to use surplus from bond judgments. equalization assessments continued to June 9 1919.
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Board of County Commissioners
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Said
I. R. Gilmore
W. H. Brumley
Ww. Brents
M. Garner
Lee Dages
A. R. Suez
F. E. Clark
Fitzhugh
Lara M. Crowder
Roff
Allen Township
Francis Township
Co. E. B. Cutler
B. Statler
Townshay
G. W. Brashears
J. G. Witherspoon
Robert Lee Stewart
Rolls
M. C. Copeland
A. H. Constant
Fred Latta
W. F. Schulte
L. M
G. W. Walker
Department of Highways
State of
State Highway Department
Commissioner of Highways
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Commissioner of Highways and
General Revenue Fund
Senate
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc
District Court
A. D
H. Brumley
H. Brents
Remnant’s role condemned as source of greatest crime
The passage deems a small surviving element as the inspiration and support for a vast crime, portraying their burden as a just fate for contributing to history’s most egregious act.
Rights Won by Women Through War and Perseverance
The United States via the Susan B Anthony amendment affirms a woman may hold opinions on public matters. War necessity and women's perseverance have lifted a shadow from civilization's sun. The Tishomingo Capital Democrat extols the college girl praising beauty brains and modesty while warning against mannishness.
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McAlester News
United States
Mary as Target of Public Judgment Across Newspapers
A collection of 1920s cartoonish verses critiques men who leer at a woman named Mary in various settings from boarding a car to riding a horse and swimming. The excerpts show different city papers lampooning public reaction and propriety during an era of moralizing commentary. A closing line notes Oklahoma’s Victory loan success and pride in wartime record.
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Ada Weekly
News Publishing and Printing Company
News Building
North Broadway
Apa Weekly News
Ada
The
Babylonian
Community Builders
William Hohenzollern
B. C. King
Edna Fulsom
Lille Johnson
Garland Babb
Oole
Addie Babb
Gale Statler
H. O
Oklahoma State Bank of
Commissioners
Esco
the State Press
Tishimingo Capital Democrat
Mary
Cincinnati
Detriot News
Memphis
Birmingham Age World
McComb City Enterprise
Madill Record
Oklahoma City Times
Guaranty State Bank of Ada Capital
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