American Stability and the Dollar’s Resilience in Tough Times
The piece extols American durability amid wartime price pressures and currency shifts, arguing the dollar remains sound due to American enterprise and ideals. It contrasts with German and Austrian economies, stresses patience, and praises constitutional governance as essential to national peace and stability. It also emphasizes individual liberty and tolerance as core to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mr. Britling
Yankee Smith
Dixie Jones
Military rule debate and college expansion plans
The editorial cautions against Governor Walton declaring martial law and suspending rights, urging lawful enforcement and restraint while noting costs. It then reports A and M college plans to expand divisions in farming and animal husbandry and calls for aligning courses with state university standards. The column also reflects on human limits and advances in poultry breeding in Pontotoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
United States
Anardarko
A. and M. College
State University
A. and M
Okmulgee Democrat
Edison on life after death at Harding funeral
Edison told an Associated Press reporter at President Harding’s funeral that the soul lives after death but its exact form remains unknown. He believes a directing divine power guides world destinies and that life beyond may exist though not demonstrable. Matter is indestructible and life may not perish, he said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Harding
Associated Press
Earth
President Harding
Alboit
Founding of Communist Party in America Detailed by Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America release describes a May 1921 Overlook Mountain meeting where 70 leaders from two factions merged to form the Communist Party of America. The article alleges Moscow financing, a covert setup, guarded delegates, and a mass labor strategy linking unions to a broader revolutionary movement with links to the United Mine Workers and the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communist Party of America
Catskills
United States
Canada
United Mine Workers of America
America
Moscow Communists
Communist International
Communist Party
United Communist Party
Overlook Mountain
Lenin
Zinoviev
Moscow
Kingston
N. Y
Fort Montgomery
Tannersville
Laugherties
Woodstock
Grand Central
New Party
Workers Party
American Federation of Labor
Los Angeles
Conl
Germany and France to jointly control Ruhr industries
Reports say French and German industrialists strike a bargain for joint Ruhr control, ending passive resistance. Chancellor Stresemann will name an ambassador to Paris to settle reparations, removing obstacles including passive resistance.
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Germany
France
Ruhr
Ruh
Stresemann
Paris
Record Rainfall Floods Ada Area and Oklahoma City
Heavy rains drenched Oklahoma City and Ada with 2.5 inches in the city, 3.10 inches in Ada, and 2.48 to 1.32 inches in Rogers Mills area. The storm boosts wheat lands and pastures. cooler temperatures return, while Scout activities in Ada rally with badges, shore up by daily drills, and plan training at Landa Park and a Horse Shoe Ranch overnight expedition.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
Hammon
Rogers Mills
Ada
Bartley Meaders
Baptist Church
Liberty Theatre
Fred Abney
Lewis Thomas
Harry Miller
Harrison Meaders
Wayne Wadlington, Jr
Donald Montgomery
Marshall Walters
Daniel Heard
Earl Pilpot
Troop 7
Car. Marsh
Own Izzard
Fair Grounds
County Health Asociation
Chamber of Commerce
Boys Life
Zane Grey
Arthur B. Reeve
Douglas Fairbanks
Skipper Gidney
Cook
Willard School
Morgan Carrol
Bill Huddleston
Thurman Izzard
Coleman van Duren
James Haralson
Carl Marsh
Owen Izzard
Finis Neil
Clyde Alletag
Clyde
P. A. Norris
Ada _ scouts
Horseshoe Ranch
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Ada Weekly
Byron Norrell
Oklahoma
The
News Publishing & Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
Sater
Pontotoc County
George Wilson
McAlester
Capital
Hartshorne
American Legion
Bradford Knapp
Ajax
Communist Party In America
GERWA
Gemmany
Hugo Stinnes
Weichardt
Leipsic
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