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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
3
New York July 24 The National Bureau of Economic Research released estimates showing American farmers earned about 7.2 billion dollars in 1920 a decline of 3.65 billion from 1919. The report notes farmers 6.45 million strong accounted for roughly 10.9 percent of national income in 1920 down from as high as 17.4 percent in 1917 and 1918.
A county thrift essay by Miss Elizabeth Durham of Francis urges focus and effort to gain success. It emphasizes budgeting, saving, insurance, home ownership, timely bill payment, and generosity, urging readers to act now and give to others while living.
Delegates to the Reconstruction League convention returned with a list of state and congressional officers chosen by Shawnee. Names include Walden ton for governor and Cordell for lieutenant governor with several other officials named across departments. In McAlester district states, citizenship applicants faced scrutiny and seven of 24 were approved.
Okmulgee County district court Judge Mart Bozarth empaneled a grand jury to investigate alleged violations of banking and elections laws and possible misconduct by public officials. Seven jurors hail from Henryetta with others from Okmulgee Beggs and rural routes. HK. P. Flippin named foreman and Bill Wright named bailiff. The move follows the dismissal of a prior grand jury by Judge H. R. Christopher and a public petition urging a full inquiry amid bank affairs.
OKMULGEE Feb. 27. County Attorney James Hepburn said he will take the governor's offer to appear before the grand jury under advisement. He would favor the move if he determines the governor can legally testify and waive immunity.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming and Fordney of the Ways and Means Committee met President Harding at the White House to discuss the soldier bonus. They reported the special committee rejected Harding's proposed sales tax as a funding method. National Legion leaders Hanford McNider and John Thomas Taylor sought to convey urgency to the president, while asserting the Legion will not discuss financing plans.
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