Santa Fe Mines To Be Operated In This State
Dorset Carter of Folsom Morris Coal Mining says the Lehigh coal field properties will run at full capacity under Wilson price fixing, prioritizing patriotism over profit as operators prepare to present cost data to Washington. Many mines in the McAlester area face shutdowns amid canceled orders and idle workers. Operators plan to travel to Washington Monday night to discuss production costs.
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Santa FE Mines
Folsom-Morris Coal Mining Company
Lehigh Coal
Wilson
Dorset Carter
Folsons’Morris Company
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Southwest
Carter
Mary
Soma
Washington
Cutter
Wath
cAlester Terday
McAlester- Hail
Josset
Lehigh
Coalgate
Henryatta
Lester
Mini
Acans
Mcalester
Okla
Rock Island Coal and Mining Company
Hartshorne
Gowan
Alderson
Fall Fashion Show Set For September 21 and 22
The Retailers' association held a webby meeting to approve a fall fashion show on September 21 evening and September 22 daytime with live models showcasing latest styles. A loan department plan to frame debtors was approved, and A Whitten referenced as secretary. I. Frank Roach of First Methodist delivered a short address.
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Webby
Retailers’ Association
St "He Association
Ozark Trails Organization
McMullin
Odel Clothing Company
Frank Roach
First Methodist Church
Local Boy Del Cecil Becomes Navy Aviator After Short Training
Oklahoma City youth Del Cecil, famed for motorcycle riding and speed, enlisted in the Navy aviation branch a month ago. Anxious to fly, he passed naval tests and is now at Warrington training near Pensacola with three other Oklahoma City boys. He is just past 21 and recently began handling a ground training aircraft by himself.
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del Cecil
Cecil
Aviation Branch
Navy
Naval Aviation Training School
Warrington Station
Pensacoli
Fla
Oklahoma City
Enrolment Expected to Break Records at Local High School
Enrolment for the Sehgal year opens September 10 under O. O. High School directions. Last year’s total reached 2,090 with the largest freshmen class ever anticipated to push past the $00 mark. Enrollment for juniors and new out of town students requires credentials, diplomas, or promotion cards. The new term will feature three years of French and Bosniak history with courses to begin at the fall term.
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Sehgal
Oo. E. High School
Cleas i
Len
Setemores
Goyres
Turner
Indus
Weather forecast repeats sunny, warm outlook ahead
Forecast highlights fair weather with warm temperatures and light winds across eastern regions. No significant rainfall expected as atmospheric conditions show a steady high pressure pattern.
Oil well fire attack by unknown men near Billings
In Enid Oklahoma a 500 barrel oil well on the Neil farm near Billings was attacked as three men attempted to ignite the well and remove the casing head. The pumper fought them off and was wounded. he overheard the assailants claim they were Industrial Workers of the World members aiming to burn the oil herd. The trio escaped.
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Enid
Guls
Sandhei
Neil Farm
Billings
Escay
Induustrial Workers of the World
Oklahoma Governor Says Corporation Tax Not High Enough
Governor Williams said Oklahoma City and state boards should raise corporate tax assessments. He warned he may withhold 42 000 from Oklahoma County for bridge funding if a satisfactory cut is not made. The state board told the county to raise Oklahoma City assessments by ten percent.
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Oklahoma City
State Board
William
Oklahoma County Excise Board
Williams
Oklahoma County
Column 4 Continued on Page WASHINGTON Aug 24
The column fragment mentions continued coverage on Page Column 4 and Page WASHINGTON with a reference to a credit amount of 100000000 then incomplete context.
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Washington
Oklahoma City braces as one third draft quota threatened
Adj General Afriel Faro reports that Oklahoma City and Ada will not have one third of their draft quota ready for September training camps. He cites delayed local draft boards, urging faster action as Muskogee boards prepare to meet and push the first eastern division quota forward.
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Kiahoma
Adj
Afriel Faro
War Department
Tula
General Earp
Conditignt
Ory
Star
Locle Iy
Beards
Tocal
Oklahoma
Butte Montana Mines Hit by Amalgamated Strike Closure
A Montana strike halts mining as the Amalgamated Metals company suspends operations at Washoe works and related properties including the Anaconda area. All mines tied to the dispute will close, affecting operations and labor.
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Buttr
Mont
Washoe Works
Amroared Annie Ql
Montana
Anaconda Andl
Impeachment Charges Backed Against Governor Ferguson
In Trustin Texas a nine member house committee was appointed to draw impeachment articles against Governor James E. Ferguson for presentation to the senate. The house committee of the whole, after hearing charges, voted to present impeachment charges. The house recessed until 2 PM.
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Trustin
Texas
House
James E. Ferguson
Senate
Rot
C. Fuller
U S Airplanes to Be Used by Aviators Abroad
A. P. B. directed team announces standardized United States airplane motors will wind up in France next year. Tests show three types of service craft possible for the army: small fast bombing machines, fighting craft, and larger planes with observers and photographic gear. Durability and engine power emphasized. speed not primary.
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Washington
United States
Aircraft Production Board
France
RESAS WASey Troops Mass 8 Command Discussed
A fragment notes RESAS WASey Troop movements with mention of Hiex Lag Hayne of the Nemar and a Missouri train of 325 men alongside a Kansas train of 500. Ten car loads of Missouri field artillery arrive. engineers to quarter at Camp Doniphan then march out.
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M To Fella
Hiex
Oklahoma City real estate board discusses model bungalow display
The Oklahoma City real estate board plans a miniature bungalow at Main and Broadway during fair week to assist visitors. The group will discuss contract terms with concrete and asphalt firms at the next meeting and consider a letter to Congress urging careful review of revenue bill details amid concerns of higher taxes on real estate.
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Oklahoma City Real Estate Board
Main
Broadway
Ordin
Cltion
Enti Stang al Tween Concrete
Saphalt
Oklahoma
SDDERG Hopeful Of Early Release
District Judge Oldfield ordered Robert Cook brought to court at 1 30 p m to read testimony and file a transcript from the habeas corpus hearing. The hearing was set for today with a 1 0 o'clock session if Sheriff’s deputies locate Cook. Berg received many visitors at the county jail and said he could secure bail in a nominal sum and hoped for release for a short time.
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Oldfield
Robert Cook
Building Permits Filed For Two Properties
Two building permits totaling about $29,000 were issued by the building inspector. Stewart Wilderson, contractor, secured permits for a two story stucco and hollow tile residence at 1512 West Fourteenth Street for 19,000 and repairs on the old city hall at the corner of Jap and Broadway for about 10,000.
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Stewart Wilderson
Weat Fourteenth Street
Ald
Porte of Jap and
Broadway
Senator Asserts Rioterd: To Leave Texas At Baker Says No Order
Washington reports Senator Sheen after a conference with Secretary Baker announced that negro troops would be withdrawn from Texas. Baker said he could take no action and had no policy on moving troops in the south amid rioting and discipline concerns.
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Texas
Baker
Washington
Senator Sheen
Houston
Rem Roading
Tral Agro
Oman
Martial law in Houston after riot leaves dead and wounded
More than 100 men from two companies of the Twenty fourth infantry engaged in a riot last night near Houston. Strong regular patrols and Tripal forces under John A. Rulen restored order. Seven officers and soldiers reported dead or injured as martial law is declared and searches continue for rioters and leaders amid sporadic gunfire.
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Houston
Regun
Temes
Twenty-fourth Infantry
John ‘A. Rulen
Cdea
Croskett
Locked Up Troops To Avert Massacre In Riots
Texas national guardsmen and other troops faced rioting without arms as officers ordered restraint. Units were confined behind gates, with Chicago and Illinois guardsmen staying in quarters under special precautions to prevent a breakout, while some troops remained unarmed.
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Ganless
Houston
Negray
Fourth Infantry
Ilinois
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Degheat
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Teun
Zimmie
Offutt
SP Ferguson
U. S
Resas-Wasey
Ratte Ian
Wreir
Ida Henry
Bell
Henry
Horace Moody
the Hospital
Texas National Guardsmen
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