Allied leaders plan secure future for ex emperor Charles
Paris Oct 25 French officials say the allied policy requires Charles of Austria Hungary to be kept in a position where he cannot disturb Europe’s peace. Interment in Hungary is seen as temporary with a housing solution to guarantee security and stability.
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Paris
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Hungary
Council of Ambassadors
Napoleon
Switzerland
Auto Inn Opens At 225 East Main In Ada
J. C. Gowing and Roy Rains launch a new garage at 225 East Main street Ada named Auto Inn. The venture will house Chandler cars and offer sales and service with Gowing bringing business prestige and Rains a noted mechanic.
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J. C. Gowing
Roy Rains
East Main Street
Auto Inn
Chandler
Mr. Gowing
Ada
New Standard for Teachers Sought in Pontotoc Plan
Resolutions drafted by the Pontotoc County Teachers Association aim to raise public school teaching standards. The plan proposes abolishing one teacher certificate class and sets 18 as the minimum teaching age with detailed requirements for second and first grade certificates and renewals. The proposal will be presented at the East Central Educational Association in Ada and later to the Oklahoma Educational Association.
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Pontotoc County Teachers Association
East Central Educational Association
Ada
A. Floyd
Oklahoma State Normal Schools
State University
State A
M. College
Normal Training High School
Oklahoma Educational Association
Remarkable Record of Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy
A history of Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy praising its half century use for colds croup and wheezing cough. The ad asserts its safety pleasant taste and wide trust in thousands of homes as a reliable remedy for children.
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Chamberlain
Kennedy
Former Emperor Charles’s failed bid to regain Hungary
Charles and Empress Zita faced a thwarted death attempt after his arrest near Komora. The couple were moved to Esterhazy castle Tata. British High Commissioner Horler and other officials rush to ensure their safety as Admiral Horthy enforces royalist loyalty and disperses royalist troops.
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Budapest
Charles
Komora
Zita
Esterhazy
Tata Tovares
Thomas Beaumont Horler
Hungary
Horthy
Horhy
Calcium Arsenate Urged As Weevil Control Method
J H Mahoney of the U S Department of Agriculture endorses calcium arsenate as the only effective method to combat boll weevil infestations. Dusting per acre costs and equipment details are given, with recommendations on timing and infestation thresholds.
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J. H. Mahoney
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Mahoney
Tallula
Taft Ranghe
Texas
Georgia
Cherokee Leaders Seek Harmony Amid Cherokee Nation Disputes
Cherokee factions seek unity as Levi Gritts of Ketoowhas proposes a conference of all Cherokee groups to ease disputes over about fifteen million dollars in claims. Gritts may resign his title to facilitate peace, while rivals in Claremore and Delmar counties challenge leadership. Jack Davis and Virginia Cook wed in Ada at the First Christian Church on Saturday.
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Muskogee
Levi Gritts
Ketoowhas, Incorporated
Gritts
John M. Taylor
Claremore
Jim Hierbrand
Delamare County
Taylor
District Court
Washington
Oklahoma
Texas
Taylor Hilder Brand
Frank J. Boudinot
Fort Gibson
P Boudinot
Davis Cook
Jack Davis
Ada
Virginia Cook
Fort Worth
First Christian Church
Oklahoma Miners Deny Coal Production Drop Report
Oklahoma officials dispute U S Geological Survey figures claiming coal production is at 75.6 percent of normal, saying state mines run at about 50 percent normal with only about 60 percent of capacity among operating mines. Report cites 23 major Oklahoma mines amid broader national declines and notes tonnage figures for Oklahoma Texas and Kansas.
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Muskoger
United States Geological A
Department of the Interior
Oklahoma
F. F. Ross
Oklahoma, Texas and
Arkansas
United Mine Workers of America
Ross
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Utah
Colorado
J. B. Wilson
Coal Trade Bulletin
Indianapolis
United States
Rock Island
Hartshorne
Geological Survey
Pastor to Shawnee from Ada by Rev. S. B. Damron
Rev. S. B. Damron and his family depart Ada for Shawnee where he will serve as pastor of the Nazarene church. He has long aided the poor and led United Charities efforts, even in cold hardship, and Ada communities commend the move.
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Rains
Ada
Shawnee
S. B. Damron
Damron
Nazarene Church
United Charities
Rev
Ada Homes Relying On Gas For Winter Heating
Local coal dealers report Ada residents depend on gas for warmth as mild fall keeps coal sales low. One firm sold about 10 tons this season mainly to farmers and outlying areas. dealers worry about fuel shortages and note coal prices at 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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Ada
Poultry Show Set for Ada January 5 6 and 7
Pontotoc County Poultry Association votes to stage the annual show in Ada on January 5 6 and 7 with 125 steel coops bought for future shows. Last year the exhibit topped 300 chickens plus turkeys and other fowls. officials expect a larger showing. New officers elected are H J Huddleston president R L McGuyre vice president Lute Douge secretary and J F Weldon superintendent.
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Pontotoc
H. J. Huddleston
R. L. McGuyre
Lute Douge
J. F. Weldon
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Earns Noted Reputation
The remedy is praised for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with every bottle meeting a high standard of excellence. People rely on it for relief and care and find it pleasant and safe to take.
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