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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
4
The Tulsa Tribune editorial argues that socialism grows from perceived economic injustice and greed. It cites a farmer selling corn at 50 cents a bushel and buying meal at 2.50, noting profits and misperceptions. It says socialism fades with prosperity and equal rights, not by tax tricks.
The piece argues the price gap between farmers and spinners creates profits or bankruptcy and could finance highways or mills in cotton states. It advocates closer marketing or mill expansion, cites waste in moving cotton, and notes political quips on taxation and peace amid varied public opinions.
The clipped items report diverse 1920s era snippets including Sylvia Pankhurst arrest rumors, Debs seeking Wilson’s clemency, housing difficulties, Oklahoma women in Congress, a Muskogee football title, Mrs Chaplin’s divorce settlement, and grain shippers affected by weevils.
Ponca City officials found liquor in a coffee pot several days ago. Comment questions whether anti coffee crusaders used this as a substitute. The presidential campaign ended as the first in U S history where alien hatred of a president was organized and funded by a political party with the America First slogan.
The Panama Canal is said to be self sustaining with tools paying operation costs, unless American shipping uses the canal free. Critics urge action now and mock cautious talk about the party’s future in Oklahoma. A Muskogee farmer, Robert W. Blakely, showed no move after a death sentence for his 18 year old stepdaughter, perhaps awaiting governor appeal.
Ukrainian forces retreat from Kiev and other towns as Bolshevik cavalry drives through lines in multiple sectors, signaling a setback amid the renewed Soviet push.
General Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma City will deliver the memorial address at the Pawhuska Elks service held the first Sunday night in December. A lengthy musical program is being prepared for the event.
Ada officials prepare for the East Central district annual meeting with 120 Okmulgee city teachers expected to attend and be housed. Notable speakers include Dr Charles A Bennett Dr Byron W King Dr David Snedden and Dr Jewell with a two day program of sessions and events. Mrs Valle comes home after a two week hospital stay for tumor surgery.
Strong football squad coming for big game as Northwestern State Norman teams prepare for a fast season clash next Saturday at 2 o'clock. Coach Clary trains the Normal squad for the test as Athens reports Queen Mother Olga may assume regency with Admiral Coundouriotis serving as regent.
Oklahoma City officials announce that state senators and representatives elected in the recent general election have begun their terms. Retiring lawmakers left office last night as the election board distributes certificates of election to the new slate.
A brief reader letter from Dallas remarks that despite complaints, the only affordable auto accessory available is air. The note reflects everyday concerns over car upkeep and budgeting in urban life.
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