Government raises wheat prices to farmers in Oklahoma
Government revisions increase payments for lower grade wheat, offering about two cents per bushel more on average. The change, hailed after farm complaints and a diplomatic visit by U S grain officials, affects No 3 No 4 and No 5 grades and covers over five million bushels nationwide.
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Oklahoma
John A. Whitehurst
State Board of Agriculture
Carl Williams
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
John D. Shanahan
United States Grain Corporation
New York
J. M. Chilton
Bureau of Markets
United States
Indian office sale shows value of Departmental Rule at Muskogee
Oil and gas leases on Fannie Harjo homestead and surplus allotment in McClain county were sold in Judge Busby's court. Guardian Gale Statler advertised. T. C. Barrowman bought both tracts, paying $440.57 for 120 acres and $240 for 30.28 acres. He notes red tape delays approval by the Indian office under Cato Sells.
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Muskogee
Cato Sells
Gale Statler
Ada
Farhie Harjo
T. C. Barrowman
Purcell
Barrowman
Indian Office
Cate Sells
Fannie Harjo
President Wilson Receives Ovation in St Paul Minnesota
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrive in St Paul Minnesota where the president is welcomed by Governor Burnquist and mayors Hodgson and Myers. He addresses the legislature on peace costs inflation and the role of the United States in the world emphasizing unity between capital and labor and the need for international cooperation.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
International Labor Organization
America
Confederate Vets Thank Citizens For Assistance
The old Confederate Veterans chapter expresses gratitude for local support during their state reunion. At the September 7 meeting of Byrd Camp No. 1545 a resolution thanked citizens including the Boy Scouts Walter Gayne Joe Foster and O N Walker secretary of the chamber of commerce for their services in making the reunion a success.
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Wm. L. Byrd
Walter Gayne
Joe Foster
O. N. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Pontotoc County Sanks Salvation Army Drive Boosts Quota
Pontotoc county launches a four day Salvation Army Home Service Fund drive at the county fair to raise three thousand dollars. Local chairman Charles A. Orr leads a committee including Lowrey Harrell and J A. Smith with doughnut sales by teams of girls and prizes funded by city merchants. Scouts and veterans back the effort as student volunteers, with decorating by Pat Holley and supervision by Mrs. Tom Hope and Mrs. Harmon Ebey.
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Salvation Army
Pontotoc County
Home Service Fund
Charles A. Orr
Charles L. Orr
Lowrey H. Harrell
J. A. Smith
Guaranty State Bank
Marvin Brown
Salvation
Gordon
East Central State Normal
Rormal
Pontotoce County
Home Service
Pat Holley
Fair Grounds
Tom Hope
Harmon Ebey
Dorothy Duncan
Grace Shelton
Reba Shelton
Mildred Miller
Annie Carroll Simpson
Alma Mount
Lillian Hodge
Nell Hodge
Eunice Bills
Ophelia Gray
Vera McMillan
Carrie Roach
Clarice Cartwright
Jervis Bills
Selma Bolen
Bill Zern
Yallie Rosser
Kathryn Griffith
Lilla McKendree
Pearl Gay
Aline Gordon
Ira Gregg
Ruby West
Gladys Rawls
Laverne
Marshal Foch Enjoys First Holiday in Years in Brittany
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch relaxing at Morlaix near Brest during a rare holiday. He wears tweeds and a cap, hunting remains forbidden until September 15 as partridges thrive in Brittany woods. Mayors welcomed him. a late-arriving Brest train joked about, and rail minister Claveille faces political fallout for efficient service. Peaches and seedling trees are noted in Morlaix by W. D. Kennedy, described as more than an under-sheriff.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
Morlaix
Brest
Brittany
France
Foch
General Foch
Claveille
W. D. Kennedy
Pictures of Ada Taken from the Sky
A morning exhibition at the News office shows O A Bayless a chemist at the cement plant photographed Ada from a flight with Lieutenant Yost. The aerial view captures Twelfth to Eighteenth streets and landmarks including churches residences the high school and the cement plant.
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Ada
O.A. Bayless
Yost
Twelfth Stret
Eighteenth Street
Ed Gwin
ENY Records Broken at Ada County Fair
At 9 this morning twice as many exhibits as two years ago filled Ada County Fair entries. Prof. Pollock of Ada High School oversaw the rush as livestock led the way with Holsteins Jerseys Herefords and Durhams. Races open tomorrow at 2 pm with judging of livestock set for 1 pm.
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Ada
Pontotoc County
Pollock
Ada High School
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Vanoss School
Maxwell
Ada Music Company
Haynes Hardware Company
Haynes
McAlester
Muskogee
Kiowa
Col
Greenwood LeFlore
Allen
Henryetta
Fair Association
Trades Union Congress Backs Nationalization of Coal Mines
Glasgow September 10. The trades union congress adopts a resolution urging nationalization of coal mines by a large vote. The tally is 4 478 000 for and 77 000 against, signaling strong support for state control of coal resources.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Trades Union Congress
Hugo Shoplifter Apprehended In Shawnee Store
A shoplifter was caught Monday inside a Shawnee store in Hugo as the area adopts a growing metropolitan identity. Police booked the suspect, and investigators continue to review surveillance footage to determine motive and any accomplices.
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Shawnee
Hugo
John Mitchell Former United Mine Workers Leader Dies
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America and a widely known labor leader died at 5 PM at Postgraduate Hospital in New York. He passed away after a long career marked by organizing strikes and advocating miners' interests.
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Special
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Post Graduate Hospital
Typhoon Devastates China's Southeast Coast
A great typhoon swept over China's southeast coast on Monday, killing at least three thousand people per reports from Fu Chow. It was accompanied by a tidal wave twenty eight feet high.
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Awoy
China
Fu Chow
Black man burned at stake after farmer wife assault case
The man identified as Obe Cox, described as Black, was captured by a posse in Athens Georgia and taken to the crime scene where his body was riddled with bullets and burned at a stake in front of several thousand witnesses. The incident followed an alleged attack on a farmer's wife near Athens.
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Athens
Obe Cox
Milburn News Quietly Reflects on Daily Habits
A Milburn note observes women spend time powdering noses while men search for matches, framing daily routines with a light, humorous tone.
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Milburn News
Austrian Representative Renner Signs Peace Treaty at St Germain
Dr. Karl Renner head of the Austrian delegation signed the peace treaty with the allied powers at 10 15 am in St Germain France. After his signature Frank L Polk secretary of state acting for Mr Lansing and others followed. Session closed at 11 15 after ministers deliberated.
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ST. Germain
France
Karl Renner
Dr. Renner
Great Britain
Col. House
Mr. Balfour
Clemenceau
Delegates' Japan proposal vote secrecy sparks debate
In Miami News coverage, Mr. Wilson refuses to reveal how American delegates voted on Japan's racial equality clause, citing international goodwill. The public reaction questions transparency and the motive behind withholding the vote outcome.
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Miami News
Wilson
Japan
First Steps Toward Free Halfblood Indians
Muskogee Sept 10 The Indian agency will begin removing restrictions from halfblood and certain loss Indians this week. Field clerks will collect data on enrolled individuals over 21 who are physically able and mentally competent. Removal orders will be sent to the Interior Department as data is completed with daily updates.
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Muskoger
Indian Agency
Department of the Interior
Futher
Parker
Red Cross Aids Returned Soldier With Lost Trunk
Charlie Barnard of this county left France with a trunk that was unloaded at Hoboken and turned over to the war department. The Red Cross and Mrs. Orville Snead coordinated with Hoboken to locate the trunk and arrange forwarding to Ada after credentials are received. This illustrates the Red Cross service to soldiers done without fee or reward.
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Charlie Barnard
France
Ada
Hoboken
N. J
War Department
Barnard
Red Cross
Orville Snead
Health measure urged to curb flu spread in city
Doctors agree influenza germs spread by coughs and sneezes and that covering the cough or sneeze greatly reduces danger. The New York board of health adds this to the sanitary code requiring people to cover their nose and mouth with a handkerchief or protective material. Safety for others is emphasized.
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New York Board of Health
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in New York to Thank U S Aid
Cardinal Mercier Primate of Belgium arrives in New York aboard the Northern Pacific to express gratitude for wartime aid. A bay meeting committee led by Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes and a Baltimore committee representing Cardinal Gibbons will greet him. He will address the public in Baltimore on September 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Northern Pacific
America
Patrick J. Hays
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Roumania Given Until Saturday to Sign Peace
Paris Sept 10 The delegates of Roumania and Jugo Slavia decided not to sign the Austrian peace treaty today while awaiting government instructions. The supreme council has given them until Saturday to state their definite intentions.
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Paris
Roumania
Jugo-Slavia
Havas
Supreme Council
White's Cream Vermifuge Ad
In every home with children there should be a bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge. It destroys worms and acts as a tonic in the debilitation system. Sold by Bart Smith Drug Co. adv.
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Bart Smith Drug Co
Adv
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