Tell it to the Kaiser Roosevelt rails at war critics in Tulsa
Theodore Roosevelt fils denounces the Democratic administration as a total failure of World War policy and praises American victory. He claims the world will not endorse his bitter verdict while German leaders would shudder at American prowess.
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Theodore Roosevelt Fils
Tulsa
America
France
Theodore
Roosevelt
Hindenburg
Lorraine
Nieuport
Ehrenbreitstein
Brandenburg
Marne
House of Hohenzollern
Amerongen
von Hindenburg
Republcan
von Ludendorff
Women for the League Support backs Cox and League
Mrs Frank A Vanderlip chairman of the New York League of Women Voters and a Republican endorses Governor Cox on the League of Nations issue. Polls show strong female support with about three to one favoring the League as mothers wives and sweethearts urge joining thirty nine other nations to unite against war wanting lasting peace.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
New York League of Women Voters
Cox
League of Nations
Harding campaign relies on prejudice instead of policy
The text accuses Senator Harding of appealing to prejudice to win the presidency, citing his alleged funding of racially charged agitation and propaganda. It claims his past actions with Will Hayes shaped a 1918 Ohio platform favoring strong League of Nations rhetoric and suggests his idea of government by party favors elites over public policy.
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Harding
Bike
New York Sun and Herald
America
Will Hayes
Ohio
League of Nations
League
Democrats plan to open White House with a Jimmy
State Press Greenville notes Democrats aim to open the White House with a figure named Jimmy. The report reflects party strategy and public speculation about presidential leadership.
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Greenville
S. C
Piedmont
White House
Jimmy
Cost of producing a diamond cited at 30 dollars per karat
In the Oklahoma Federationist the cost of diamond production is claimed at about 30 dollars per karat. An eight fellow claims to have produced one at that cost, but the ultimate cost reportedly bears no relation to this figure. The Eufaula Indian Journal notes Senator Harding voted against tabling a compulsory military training amendment, urging voters to back Harding if in favor.
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Oklahoma Federationist
Eufaula Indian Journal
Senate
Harding
Oklahoma political chatter mixes roads and treaties
In Oklahoma papers a light note on auto travel crowding and smashups accompanies political chatter. Luther Harrison leads state Democratic publicity, with sharp editorial work during the primary. Taft weighs a stump tour to back Versailles treaty ratification. Harding stance is echoed by Johnson and Harding himself.
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Henryetta Standard
Luther Harrison
Democratic
Oklahoman
Taft
Harding
Hiram Johnson
Y W C A Plans Key Meeting At Normal
Homer Miller resumes janitorial duties at the building as the Y W C A prepares a crucial meeting this afternoon. Miss Jones conducts a women’s physical training class for non enrolled Normal students begun yesterday with strong turnout. R R Robinson starts an education class for teachers not tied to the Normal at 4 o clock on Mondays and Wednesdays in the new building. inquiries by phone are urged. Governor Robertson is expected to receive a favorable reception tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Agriculture class led by Dr Holden set for next Wednesday
Dr S Holden of the International Farmer company and his four assistants will conduct an agriculture class one week from next Wednesday. About one hundred additional students from the district are expected to join the Normal students, signaling strong interest and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Holden
International Farvester Company
Governor to Address Students and Faculty Tomorrow
Governor J. B. Menerinne plans to visit the university tomorrow to deliver an address to students, faculty, and visiting guests. The event emphasizes engagement with the campus community and broader audiences.
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Gov. J. B. B
Menerinne Si
Ser
Ada fair activities and train plan announced
Read like a year 1920 Ada Oklahoma community page. It notes meeting rooms for graduate classes to pick a meeting place, exhibits prepared for a fair including autographs and international pictures, Mac Millan in charge of the booth, and a Katyshane Ada state fair special train from Atoka to Ada and back with reduced round trip tickets and extra cars to ease crowds. The ordinance sections describe a sewer district and construction plans by Johnson & Benham, approved September 21 1920, with bids to be advertised in Ada Weekly News. The issue includes district court notices for divorces and custody and estate sales in Pontotoc County, plus local ads for farms, insurance, and goods.
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Ada
Atoka
City
Oklahoma City
Board of Commissioners
City of
Oklahoma
Okia- Elmont
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Johnson & Benham
Ada Weekly News
Tom Hill
District Court
Pearl Hill
A. Sugg
Sehacee County
L. E
C. F
Gree
Nora Coben
Mike Coben
A. D
Guardian of the
Bees
Everett W. Ridgway
Kate Re
Real
Estuatin Garvin County
B. F. Ridgway
Guardian
Ada Opens Football Season With Normal and High School Game
The Ada season opener features Normal and High School teams meeting next Wednesday in a full game on the normal grounds. Both squads are enthusiastic and aim to win for their schools, with boosters promising strong support. Fans will witness a competitive matchup and get a preview of the season ahead.
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Ada
Yeager
W. G. Fields
Tecumseh
Okla
Maxwell
Floyd Stone
Wilburn
Texas
F. B. Haskins
Gailey
L. D. Haskins
Summers Chapel
Adkinson
Land deal closes for 213 acre Richland Curoe farm
J A Cowling sold the 213 acre Richland Curoe farm 1 2 mile south of Frisco Oklahoma to L T Daniel of Wyfviewood Oklahoma for 30000. Daniel plans hogs and alfalfa on the Wyandotte county property and is praised as a valuable addition to Pontotoc county.
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J. A. Cowling
Richland Curoe
L. T. Daniel
Wyfviewood
Okla
Frisco
Daniel
Pontotoc County
Lest You Forget Reminder on Chamberlain’s Tablets
An advertisement recalls Chamberlain's Tablets as aiding bowel movement appetite and digestion. It notes the author is back from vacation and at the same old stand ready to attend to optical needs at C. J. Warren’s shop.
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C. J. Warren
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Marvin Brown
Pontotec County
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Miami Daily News
Norman Transcript
Vinita Daily Journal
Billie Sunday
Muskogee
Homer Miller
Robertson
Che Au Teeps
Treghes
England
Belgium
Romania
Germany
MacMillan
Board ‘of ‘Commissioners
Public Justice
Gary Kitchens
W. B. Jones
Steve
A. R. Sugg
L. E. Franklin
R. C. Rolan
Fitzhugh
Melton & Lehr
Hensler & Story
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