Memorial Day Sermon Urges Peace and Internationalism
Dr Karl A Roardman of Grace Methodist delivers a Memorial Day sermon urging a new spirit of internationalism and a peace oriented approach to security through police regulation rather than armies. He frames Memorial Day as a call to honor sacrifice while pursuing unfinished aims, matching the Prince of Peace theme to oppose war and slavery.
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Karl] A. Roardman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Jesus
Iis
Atlantic Seaboard
Peace through mutual respect and national responsibility
The speaker urges peace by consent of nations not force, stressing self reliance, pride without arrogance, and a global order based on justice and law. He calls for extending moral influence from within the United States, emphasizes constitutional supremacy, and honors Lincoln era unity while pledging restraint in armaments and cooperation with other nations.
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America
Caie
Abraham Lincoln
Anevica
Coolidge Advocates National Defense to Preserve Peace
President Coolidge argues for a strong military and international balance. He insists armed forces deter aggression and safeguard rights, while pursuing peace through understanding and covenants. He warns that envy and peril abroad require readiness at home and abroad.
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Praca
Overproduction curb urged in Seminole field Oklahoma
Curtailment of petroleum production in the Seminole field Oklahoma is urged as in the public interest. Leo Ranney president of the Ranney Old Mining company and Standart Oil affiliate says overproduction wastes fuel and that production should be limited to 400 barrels per well. He notes the Seminole field has produced about 350 000 to 360 000 barrels daily and that storage losses due to overproduction are substantial. Ranney also discusses mergers of public utilities and advantages of linking electric systems for continuous service. He visits with his family at Hotel Russell Lamson and hosts dinner with relatives.
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Seminole Aeld
Oklahoma
Leo Ranney
Ranney Oid Mining Company
Broadway
New York
the Courier
Oklahoma Field
Ranney
Standart Ol Company
Hur
Wolombia
South America
Standard Oil
Necosairy
Alwiyvea Posar
Carter Oi Company
Cities Service Company
Seminole
Bern Anes Inc
Eame
Disabled Veterans Post in Waterloo Grows to 35 Members
The Waterloo post of the Disabled American Veterans of World War I expands to 35 members. Edward Hedges becomes commander, succeeding Carl F. Reig, with Prot Koch as adjutant. The group aims to protect veterans' interests and provide immediate county relief, funding raised by annual dues of five dollars.
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D. A A
Menck
Edward Hedges
Carl F. Rieig
Clinton
Prot Koch
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Mexico
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Great Britain
Grant
Lee
Pennsylvania
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Unio
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Fefferson
Franklin
Madise
Paul Washineren
Webster
Congress
Marshall
Winlenea
Erie
Tiaka
Coolidge
G. A. R. Post
Meture
Aire
Jira Han Voek
Th Lenown
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Bert’s Clothing & Shoe Store
Oil Company
Seminole Field
Waterton Gas and Electric
Bermme Park
W. A. Ranney
Demald Street
Russell
Lamson
J. A. Ranney
North of Waterloo
W. T. Ranney
Parkersburg
Esther
Tetus
Disabled Veterans Post
Waterloo
Hite Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
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Black Hawk
Black Hawk Oil Co
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