Debate over rural school consolidation and postwar policy
The piece argues for consolidating rural districts to improve school terms and opportunities, critiques two four month schools, and links education to national health. It discusses postwar military costs, pensions, and diplomacy, warning against reliance on alliances as Europe stabilizes after World War I.
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Muskogee
Germany
France
Belgium
Europe
Great Britain
Millerand
Lloyd George
Italy
Nitti
Asia Minor
Britain
Paris
New York
Atlantic
Maybe They Know German Press on American War Peace Move
An excerpt critiques a German newspaper’s take on U S peace moves and claims, arguing Americans lack insight into congressional matters. The piece contrasts German and American knowledge of Washington and warns against possible German influence through financial circles and German-Americans.
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Congress
Germany
Washington
Monroe Doctrine Confounds Senate Over League Covenant
The article argues that South American nations readily ratified the league of nations while U S senators warned the covenant would nullify the Monroe Doctrine. It questions whether South Americans fear Europe or the United States, and notes their unanimous acceptance undermines senatorial claims about the threat to Monroe.
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United States
U. S. Census Bureau
Senator Gore
Howard M. Kay
Nina K. Gore
Margaret M. Kay
Sen. Gore
D. F. Gore
Washington
Senate
Texas
Oklahoma
League of Nations
South America
League
Verona
Monroe
All Saints National and International
South
Europe
World League
Bailey's Texas loss signals waning anti Wilson push
The Texas caucuses produced a crushing defeat for Bailey and his anti administration Democrats. The Gainesville native failed to unite delegates sworn to oppose Woodrow Wilson, while loyalty to the Wilson record dominates Democratic ranks. Oklahoma Republican Ernest Blake emerges as a hopeful for party reform.
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Texas
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Bailey
Gainesville
San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cleveland
Taft
Reed
Missouri
Palmer
Georgia
John Barleycorn
Debs
Ohio
American Legion
America
Chicago
Wisconsin
Hardwick
Vardaman
Mississippi
Smith
Waterloo
Oklahoma
Irish potatoes roasts impress idle rich readers
A digest of editorials notes light commentary from multiple papers. The State Press hints potatoes roasts captivate the idle rich while Shawnee News commends Ada’s strong census showing. Other items reflect on government by the people and critiques of work ethic and public discourse.
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Ada
Pontotoc County Farmer Views Interchurch Movement Rejected
The Inter-church movement faces likely collapse as both Mormons and Holy Rollers oppose it, with farmers in Pontotoc County noting the stance. The cross denominations dispute undermines a unified effort.
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Pontotoc County
Holy Rollers
Parrot in the Kitchen Idea Sparks Bridal Cooking Note
In Shawnee News a lighthearted piece suggests a bride keep a parrot in the kitchen as she learns to cook, praising the shameless bird as a helper for her progress. Vinita Journal cites a barefoot club lightly as a pro in a hookworm safety debate. Oklahoma City Times comments that some preachers act as if they are paid for extra work.
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Vinita Journal
Oklahoma City Times
Overalls Jump in Price Sparks Public Outcry
The Lawton Constitution notes Birmingham faces praise and scorn as dealers hike overalls from 2.00 to 6.00 a pair. The piece laments high prices and the strain on consumers while poking fun at hefty appetites and mothballed heavies.
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John D
Birmingham
Lawton Constitution
Shawnee Herald Declares Fight for Better Teacher Pay
The Semi-Weekly Herald announces its stance in the fight for higher pay and improved living conditions for common school teachers, signaling support for teacher welfare.
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Shawnee Herald
Herald
Street groups under watch as baseball season heats up
The Oklahoman notes that as baseball season runs, street gatherings may be suspected of discussing the latest game rather than plotting conspiracies.
Rev C B James Named First Ball Catcher In Opener
Chickasha Express notes Rev C B James is officially tasked with catching the first ball in the opening league game. The piece suggests the label may more accurately be a "dropper" given his role.
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Chickasha Express
B. James
Potatoes Priced At Six Dollars Per Bushel Spark Debate
In the Marlow Review a columnist argues paying six dollars per bushel for potatoes seems unfair to farmers who bear the costs, suggesting the price reflects farmers getting the benefit while buyers face a hefty premium.
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Marlow Review
Moonshining Roots Echo In Blue Ridge Lore
In a Muskogee Phoenix reflection, locals note that the Blue Ridge inhabitants once seen as odd for moonshine taste were really ahead of their era, suggesting a cultural pattern rather than eccentricity.
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Muskogee
Phoenix
Blue Ridge
June Bride Seen as Unknown Quantity This Year
A Ardmoreette article notes uncertain turnout for the June wedding season unless a sudden drop in female wearing apparel occurs. Leap year advantages are considered likely to widen the gap between expected and actual brides.
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Ardmorelle
Carter County illicit stills draw Ardmoreite warning
In Carter County Ardmoreite reports authorities captured a third illicit distillery in ten days. The paper warns continued raids may embolden wild cat operations and threaten local law and order.
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Pittsburg
Carter County
Ardmoreite
Ardmorelle Reflects on Kansas After Mob Fatality Event
The note references a Black person mob fatality event in Kansas and comments on recovery after a seance with hard cider. It suggests mixed feelings of soreness and satisfaction.
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Ardmorelle
Kansas
Prohibition-Era Still Captured in Marlow Night Bust
Marlow police seized a well organized still inside city limits on Saturday night. The operation was said to be producing noted quality “mountain dew” liquor, reflecting continuing enforcement gaps during prohibition era.
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Marlow
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W. D. Little
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