War Clouds Blacker Over Europe as Britain Backs League
The article argues Mussolini misreads global will after Japan defied the League. Britain moves warships and troops to the Mediterranean to assert control, while France leans to Britain as it faces a dilemma between two powers. Mussolini risks isolation if Britain blocks Ethiopian invasion.
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League of Nations
Britain
France
League
Mediterranean
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Africa
Italy
Oklahoma Liquor Issue Dominates July 1936 Primary Debate
Pressure from hotel men restaurant owners and druggists pushes Oklahoma to vote on repeal of prohibition and state liquor control in the July 1936 primary. Observers note the wave from Texas and anticipate liquor politics shaping the campaign possibly drawing Governor Marland into the senate race. The era also recalls Huey Long’s display of dictatorial power in Louisiana and praises the Atoka Citizen-Democrat as Oklahoma’s oldest continuing paper amid veterans reunions.
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Texas
United States
Marland
Senate
Walter Harrison
Oklahoma City Times
Huey Long
Louisiana
Atoka Citizen-Democrat
Indian Citizen
Katy
Union
Doers of the Word Sunday Lesson and Oklahoma Politics
The article discusses James the brother of Jesus and the Epistle of James urging faith with works, and critiques modern political reforms, tax measures, and liquor laws. It touches on Calles in Mexico, Roosevelts era debates, and Oklahoma topics including 4-H, pecan crops, and state land sales.
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Jesus
James
Jerusalem
Roper Speaks on Constitution and New Deal Change
Secretary of Commerce Roper argues amendment is the heart of the constitution in a Constitution Day address at Alexandria Virginia. He says a living constitution must adapt to national emergencies and questions if federal action requires bold changes within a decade.
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Washington
Commerce Roper
Roosevelt Cabinet
Alexandria
Roosevelt
Roper
New Deal
NRA
NRAA
Buying Movement Gains Momentum Amid Mixed News
A string of reports shows a broader buying trend after Labor Day with improved retail and wholesale activity. Separate notes warn of declines in U S cotton exports though shipments to France rise, while Cleveland manufacturers expect about 5 800 workers to return to auto production.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
France
Cleveland
Outlaw's Money Goes to Father in Probate Fight
Joplin Missouri Sept 13 Kennedy attorney for George Barker husband of Kate Barker and father of Fred Barker said he will likely obtain the bulk of a 19000 estate left by the slain Bremer outlaws. He reports winning a legal fight to take all but about 3000 of 14009 left by Fred and Kate Barker and that about 5000 Fred Barker left in a Chicago safe deposit box was released for probate handling in this county.
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Marland
Wagoner Record-Democrat
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George Barker
Fred Barker
Kate Barker
Bremer
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Oklawaha
Fra
Kenney
Fred
Chicago
Accident Victims Listed After Fittstown Wreck
Tuesday reports detail condition changes after a Sunday automobile accident near Fittstown. Miss Roberis Braly sustains a fractured vertebra and is described as extremely serious. Mrs L A Braly rests better after cuts and shock. Walter Barnes loses a arm yet remains in excellent general condition while doctors assess eye injury. Miss Marjorie Faye Jones has an ankle and rib fracture.
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Fittstown
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L. A. Braly
Walter Barnes
Marjorie Faye Jones
Inman Convicted of Armed Jewelry Store Robbery
Claremore jury convicts Elmer Inman an ex convict of the May 1934 armed robbery of a jewelry store. He is sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary by the verdict.
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Claremore
Elmer Inman
Inman
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