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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
4
In a cotton belt county two farmer groups live side by side with similar lands and debts yet differ vastly. One trusts Washington to solve needs while the other fixes weeds and trains their own economy, producing starkly different homes and futures.
Republican leadership signals possible repeal of the two mill state levy set by the state equalization board as agitation grows. Many call for tax relief, while others warn the levy remains needed and politically advantageous to oppose or uphold. New York authorities probe theatre fire deaths amid door lockdowns.
Oklahoma City November 19 Eleven new democratic senators and seven new republican senators were seated from returns filed with the state board. The Senate will be 27 Democrats and 17 Republicans. the House majority is 55 Republicans to 37 Democrats. Speakership fights loom in both chambers as party leaders anticipate agenda battles and committee control.
A collage of editorials from multiple papers contends with Oklahoma political shifts. Rhetoric targets surrendering cities, party leadership, and the Bryan era, noting public sentiment and party reorganizations amid election consequences.
The note from Mus Koree Phoenix jokes that four months dodging jec hunters would push Mr. Harding to wish for belief in one man government.
Muskogee Times Democrat notes that readers believe poetry by Hi ram Johnson and the Price of Wales could be prosecuted if not for their prominence. The piece comments on free speech and public figures.
A discussion on the ancient art of public poetry reading contrasts Homeric tradition with modern performance. The speaker endorses public recitation and the cadence of long lines alongside shorter ones to balance the verse's rhythm.
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