Bouquet of McKeel urges fair play toward public servants
A Chickasha-leaning editorial urges balanced criticism of officials, praising Judge J F McKeel for defending the Oklahoma highway commission. It argues public servants deserve praise when due and cautions against indiscriminate condemnation that harms governance. It cites McKeel's chamber of commerce address as illuminating and calls for better cooperation between public and road-building agencies.
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State Highway Commission
McKeel
Chickasha Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Oklahoma
Commission
Chickasha Express
J. F. McKeel
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Chickasha Star
Hyde criticized by Agriculture Secretary in Topeka speech
The piece quotes Secretary Hyde blaming Roosevelt for market drops and argues Hyde should be hidden. It discusses Roosevelt's strength, Democratic gains, and failed agricultural plans, then shifts to a German view on propaganda influencing WWI and postwar debt propaganda efforts.
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Hyde
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Topeka
Congress
The Santa Claus idea of government
An editorial condemns a perpetual Christmas cheer in politics asserting the government acts as Santa Claus. Taxpayers and property owners fund subsidies while demagogues and politicians seek favor from the masses. It urges stopping political opportunism and proving no Santa Claus exists in government.
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America
Santa Claus
lIndustrial News
Untapped Resources and Political Debate Prompt Policy Reform
The piece argues for new taxes on political speeches and official salaries to erase state debt and deficits. It critiques party seniority and outside funding conditions, mentions Murray, Stalin, and reformers, and discusses oil proration in Texas, Pershing versus Marsh, farmer profits, and the Oklahoma state fair as a symbol of progress.
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Oklahoma
Murray
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Texas
Gov. Murray
El Paso Crash Kills Beach LaSelle Jr
Beach A LaSelle Jr 23, treasurer of El Oro Mines Co Hillsboro N M, died after an airplane he piloted crashed at El Paso airport. He stalled on approach, 300 feet up, tried to throttle away but the craft plunged, crushing him in the cockpit. He had two months of solo flying and was in El Paso testing the plane with W F Lee.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
W. H. Taft
Washington
Jupiter Pluvius
Sweetwater
Texas
el Paso
Beach A. LaSelle Jr
Ada
el Paso Herald-Post
Beach
A. Laselle Jr
el Oro Mines Co
Hillsboro
N. M
Young LaSelle
William Beaumont
LaSelle
Lee
R. P. Langford
R. & L. Airways
Oklahoma deputy shot dead in Tahlequah pursuit
Muskogee deputy sheriff Webster Reece was killed during a dawn traffic stop in the Cookson hills near Tahlequah. Bud McClain, driver of the halted car, also died in the gunfight. Frank Edwards, Tahlequah officer, wounded, as National Guard units and state police hunted three suspects led by Ky Carlisle with air support and grenades from Oklahoma City.
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Muskogee
Okla
Cookson Hills
Oklahoma
National Guard
Oklahoma City
Tahlequah
Webster Reece
Bud McClain
McClain
Frank Edwards
Ky Carlisle
Bragss Mountain
Susie Sharp
Afuskozee
Reece
Ray Crinklow
Eugene F. Bell
Bell
Roy Chamlin
Bragzges Bank
Congress
Murray Pays Tribute To Pete Hanraty
Oklahoma City September 19 Gov. Murray ordered the capitol half mast for Pete Hanraty who died at McAlester after a heart ailment while investigating mine strike conditions. Hanraty was a long time labor leader and served as vice president of the state constitutional convention and Oklahoma’s first chief mine inspector.
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Oklahoma City
Pete Hanraty
McAlester
Gov. Murray
Capitol
Feeless
Oklahoma
Red Cross Seeks Flour and Buckets for Winter Relief
Local Red Cross headquarters report heavy requests for flour distributed by the national organization begun last spring. Farmers seek more flour, but funds are limited for relief. donations of buckets lids and syrup containers are urged to store and distribute corn peas potatoes and canned goods for next winter.
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Red Cross
National Organization
Orville Snead
United Charities
Dead Democrats Rise Again The Party’s Repeated Rebirth Echoes
A history of political obituary rhetoric shows Democrats repeatedly declared dead yet revive with surprising vitality. The paradox reflects enduring party resilience despite repeated doomsday pronouncements.
Skates Links Poor Workday to Warming Up
E. B. Skates of the College of the City of Detroit told the American Psychological Association that a poor day’s work stems from a worker failing to warm up. He noted some people take a full day to shake off the chill.
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E. B. Skates
College of the City of
Detroit
American Psychological Association
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