Fraternal Societies Reform Debate in Oklahoma Legislature
Oklahoma debates a proposed constitutional amendment affecting fraternal societies and state funding for common schools. Advocates warn against unequal burdens and insurance variability, while opponents warn of government overreach and potential fraud.
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Oklahome
Lee Haekin
Okla
Notte Ling
So Te Dietare
Earl Ameniment
Poole
Premione
Oklahoma
New York Life Insure Co
Paine Cour
Polteles
Chet Weil
Cole
Jerseum
Congress of
Guereme Court
Vretoriabave
Supreme Court
Syireme
Mead Counsul
Liesopleiek
Victovanes
W. A. Fraser
William M. Prankian
Oklahoma City
Woodmen
Ertison
Murry & Wife
Abe
Hone
Op Ponerty
Hte
Paeh County
Oklahom
Asiow
State Board of Equalisation
Ondh
Laginiature
Perso
Cimarron
Cimarromity
Iarrom
Cimarton
Great
Alfalfa
Woods County
Washington
Payne County
Iti
Indian Territory
Thewr Council
Coxs Statement To Labor Proved Inaccurate In Ohio Militia Action
A 1919 labor controversy in Ohio is examined against Governor Coxs claim that he never pressed soldiers into an industrial dispute. Records show the Ohio National Guard was mobilized and sent to Akron and Canton during the steel strike, contradicting Coxs assertion. The piece cites Special Order and newspaper headlines to argue the truthfulness of Coxs statements.
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William Hoster
Colwinbur
Jamen Me
Marional Guard
Hag Bess
Mls
Ohio Guard
Orview
Akron
Geerd Wble
Cantell
Cox
George Clark
Columbus
Pollews
Toles
Coz
Akres
Agatn
Akven
Ose Tagt
Wheeling
Ohio
Meng
Columbes
Oxatea
Ohis
Canton
Obie
Benson W. Hough
Generet
Claris
United States
India Apeech
Tseatnear
Tle Ton
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Irene
Oktshoma
Pratt
Nin
State Board of Equal
Avery
Coklahoma
Ite Gammon
Iidt
Lew Prop Isles
Alster
Citer
Alihy
California
Uchoola
Mapa Mate
Egents
Ollahoum
Tranter
Wiute
Wetato
Ahoma Educati Association To
Wither House
Jendar Tull
Songun
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