Kapp government resigns as unrest grips Berlin
The Kapp administration decides to resign at Berlin time one o'clock as radical forces surge in centers across Germany. Reports tally hundreds killed in clashes, with Kiel bombardment and Dresden fighting causing heavy casualties amid spartan disorder.
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Associated Press
Kapp
Berlin
Kiel
Dresden
Ebert
Stuttgart
Basse
Switzerland
Chemnitz
Saxony
Ebert Stand firm against new German regime
Copenhagen reports Ebert refuses any relations with the new capital regime and asserts accord with the Imperial Government. Berlin denial claims Kapp resigned false. Socialist workers councils take over Essen measures seek a proletarian dictatorship across Rhineland and Westphalia.
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Copenhagen
Ebert
Berlin
Stuttgart
Kapp
Paris
Socialist Workers
Essen
Revolutionary Workers Councils
Lower Rhine
Westphalia
Trevas
Coblenz
Dresden
Havis Agency
Wolfgang Kapp
von Luetwitz
Frankfort
Cohn
Wolff Bureau
Bauer
Germa
Denton of Hugo Visits P. M. & P. Bank Case
Denton of Hugo was in the city today visiting the M. P. and Bank to review financial matters.
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Denton
Hugo
Case
M. & P. Bank
Ted Lewis to Meet British Champion in London Bout
Former world welterweight champion Ted Lewis, who lost the title to Jack Britton, is performing well in England. His next fight is set with Johnny Basham in London on March 16. Basham remains a popular figure in England.
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Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
England
Johnny Basham
London
Basham
Missouri farmer stance on universal training and military draft
Jefferson City Mo March 17 Missouri farmers are deadly certain of approval for universal work training and quite sure in opposition to universal military training, according to an agricultural outlook by the state board of agriculture with the federal crop estimates bureau. The report notes price instability and labor difficulties as causes for retrenchment across farming sectors.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Missouri peaches promising despite winter damage
Missouri fruit outlook remains favorable with reports from E A Logan and Jewell Mayes of the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates and the state board of agriculture. Winter killing is light. apple buds at 80 percent of normal and peach buds at 83 percent, poorest in the north and best in the south.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
E. A. Logan
Jewell Mayes
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
State ‘Board of Agriculture
List of Oklahoma Marines Lost in World War I
Adjutant General C F Barrett reports from the War Department the first complete list of Oklahoma Marines who died in World War I. Names include Barnett Durant Bush Eddy Camp ll Cole Corn Eaton Huff Ponca City Thompson Killiam Grove Martinson Peckinpaugh Qualls Taylor Turley Workman and others. Two killed in action eight died of wounds five from disease. parents’ addresses determine state attribution.
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Oklahoma City
C. F. Barrett
War Department
Oklahoma
Cefi M. Barnett
Durant
Francis H. Bush
Eddy
Richard C. Campll
Wichita
Kan
Olland J. Cole
Murray
Leslie E. Corn
Okmulgee
Robert P. Eaton
Enid
William N. Huff
Ponca City
Ralph C. Thompson
Guthrie
David C. Killiam
Grove
Charles H. Martinson
Neodesha
Gage B. Peckinpaugh
Skedee
Orval C. Qualls
Davidson
Albert L. Taylor
Fay
Solomon 8. Turley
Southwest City
James S. Workman
Paoli
Skaggs of International Harvester Visits Local Agents
Skaggs of the International Harvester Co and the rang tractor department in Oklee City visited the local Baker-Reidt agents yesterday. Russell departed yesterday on a trip.
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T. Skaggs
International Harvester Co
Rang Tractor
Okee City
Yeste
Baker-Reidt
Veteran Band 137th Infantry to Hold First Reunion
The 137th infantry band, composed of Kansas and Colorado men, will reunite in Hutchinson tomorrow. It served overseas with the S5th division and last performed here in September 1917 before demobilization at Camp Funston last May. Kansas members live in Wichita Anthony Wedge City Lindsborg and Salina. All members expected to attend, says Don Innis.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Kas
137Th Infantry
S5th
Kansas
Colorado
Camp Funston
Wichita
Anthony
Wedge City
Lindsborg
Salina
Don Innis
Hundred Acres of Wheat Blown Away Near Mount Hope
Hutchinson Kansas March 17 One hundred acres of wheat on a farm twenty miles southeast of here near Mount Hope were blown away in a recent blizzard Amog Bender reports. Most of the wheat was hard hit by the storm the ground was dry and the soil blew easily It ruined most of the wheat sand that had been disced did not blow as much and the Mount Hope area looked like sand dunes after the storm
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Associated Press
Hutchinson, Kas
Here
Mount Hope
Amog Bender
Mr. Bender
Judge Postpones Red River Action in Oklahoma
Federal Judge Frank Youmans postponed action on a writ of attachment and warrants for arrest of Texas Rangers sought by Judsonia Developing Association of Oklahoma claimants over disputed oil lands in Red River bed. Judge Walter H. Sanborn may be assigned to hear the case in Oklahoma City on March 26.
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Enid
Okla
Fort Smith
Ark
Frank Youmans
Texas Rangers
Judsonia Developing Association
Oklahoma
Red River
Walter H. Sanborn
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Oil firm to drill fifty new wells in Allen area
Edgar Hutchinson of Allen reports strong oil field activity and a contract let for drilling fifty new wells during the current year near Allen.
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Edgar Hutchinson
Allen
Evening News
Mrs Nova Myers Back From Tyrola City Visit
Mrs Nova Myers of Tyrola returned to her home yesterday evening after spending the day in the city on business.
Mrs. W. H. Stevens Sets Out for Stone Visit
Mrs. W. H. Stevens departed this morning to visit friends in Stone.
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W. H. Stevens
Stone
Blizzard Havoc in Dakota Leaves Five Dead
Bismarck North Dakota reports the worst blizzard in over thirty years sweeping the state over two days. Hazel Miner an 18 year old saved her younger siblings by wrapping them in her coat and blankets before perishing in the snow. Adolph Wohlka, son of a Ryder area farmer, perished along with his three brothers after his horse team failed, as he sought help.
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Associated Press
Bismark
N. D
Hazel Miner
Hazel
Adolph Wohlka
Ryder
Five Pueblo Boys Confess to Death of Teased Schoolmate
Five teenage boys in Pueblo Colorado confessed to police that they kicked eleven year old Ted Kuykendall to death this morning. Authorities say the motive was jealousy over his high standing at the school.
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Mega Ig Bes Sele Cmon
Senate ends Irish question debate with 54 to 21 tabling
Washington march 17 the senate moved to clear the path for final action on the peace treaty by tabling a proposal to declare by reservation that Great Britain should proclaim Ireland free the vote 54 to 21.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Ireland
Judge approves $1000 fee in marriage annulment case
Okmulgee Oklahoma March 17 County Judge Dudley C Monk ordered a $1000 counsel fee and court costs for Mrs Laura Lowe Barnett wife of Jackson Barnett in proceedings begun at Topeka Kansas by the government to annul their marriage and return Barnett to Oklahoma The order awaits approval by the Bureau of Indian Affairs Interior Department
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Okmulgee
Okla
Dudley C. Monk
Laura Lowe Barnett
Jackson Barnett
Topeka
Kans
Barnett
Oklahoma
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Non-Partisan League Loses in State Primary
Fargo reports explain that yesterday's presidential preference primary and convention delegate elections produced meagre returns. Early city tallies show majorities for the anti non partisan league ticket in both Democratic and Republican primaries.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
League
Ada Milliner Marries Fort Worth Man In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Myrtle White wed J. R. Rinenbark Jr. of Fort Worth Texas in a quiet Saturday evening ceremony officiated by Rev. Taylor. The couple departed Monday for a short honeymoon in Oklahoma City before settling in Fort Worth. Ada friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
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Myrtle White
Ada
J. R. Rinenbark, Jr
Ft. Worth
Texas
Taylor
Methodist Church
Miss White
Rieanbark
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Palestine Orphans Benefit Relief Funds Reported
A Joint Distribution Committee report shows Jewish relief in Palestine received 75000 dollars in September for food clothing and general aid from American Jewish Relief and other contributions. Fourth Quarter delegates gathered as homes and trains were noted amid the ongoing relief efforts.
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Palestine
Joint Distribution Committee
Sunday baseball debate and election results emerge in North Dakota
Bismarck North Dakota March 17 Meager returns from yesterday's preference primary offer no definite figures for over a week. Senator Hiram W Johnson leads the presidential race here with others like Frank O Lowden and Major General Wood reportedly on some ballots. Early results on repealing laws against selling cigars boxing and Sunday entertainment show a four to one majority in favor of repeal.
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Associated Press Bismark
N. D
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Wood
Robbers Enter Kingfisher Post Office
Robbers entered the Kingfisher Oklahoma federal building through a rear window last night and blew open a small safe. They attempted to open the post office vault but failed. The attempted robbery was discovered at five this morning when the morning distribution clerk arrived.
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Associated Press
Kingfisher
Okla
Postal Department
Federal Building
Striking Waitresses Picket Bank of England in London
Women workers from the Bank of England canteen performed an unprecedented picket in London. The strike involved waitresses and kitchen staff demanding higher wages from 15 shillings weekly plus tips, seeking 2 pounds 10 shillings per week and no tips.
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Associated Press
London
Bank of England
Bank robbers obtain eight dollars from Hulbert bank
Robbers pried the vault door with a crow bar but could not crack the safe with Liberty Bonds and securities. They escaped on a missing railroad hand car, leaving only eight dollars in change from the First National Bank of Hulbert in Cherokee county.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
First National Bank of
Hulbert
Cherokee County
Liberty
Landslide in Ada Elects Kitchens Jones and Smith Votes
In Ada yesterday the landslide vote produced decisive majorities for Kitchens Jones and Smith, wiping out opposition. Ratliff Bullock and Deal trailed by large margins as the city endorses the current administration for another two years. School board posts were uncontested with Bailey Bobbitt named treasurer and Holt Warr Whitaker chosen for board seats.
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Kitchens
Jones
Smith
Ratliff
V6o
Bullock
Ada
Bailey Bobbitt
Thos. P. Holt
L. Warr
W. L. Whitaker
John Bull Against Sams Prohibition Campaign in London
Huge anti prohibition postings appear on London billboards. One poster shows a British worker pulling Uncle Sam from a beer and reads Summe there is a microbe in my beer. Another figure portrays W E Johnson as an angel beside John Citizen tied with iron restraints.
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Associated Press
London
Sam
W. E. (Fussyfoot) Johnson
John Citizen
Search ends for Oklahoma City man who threatened Mississippi suicide
After a week of hotel and doctor visits and riverbottom searches at New Orleans, friends abandon the effort to find H. T. King of Oklahoma City a real estate dealer who threatened to drown himself in the Mississippi. Mrs. King and W. H. Holman remain in New Orleans seeking any trace of him.
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Oklahoma City
New Orleans
H. T. King
Mississippi
Bank Robbery at Cleveland Trust Branch
Two bandits entered the Lorain Avenue Branch of the Cleveland Trust Company at opening time and held up the cashier, seizing 12000 dollars in cash before fleeing. Police searched for the suspects in Cleveland early this morning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland Trust Company
Oklahoma's 1919 farm invoice lauds milk and honey life
J A Whitehurst head of the Oklahoma state board of agriculture presents an optimistic 1919 crop report. He notes Oklahoma ranks 10th in total crop value, leads in per acre income on many crops, and its farmers enjoy low costs and high living, with abundant home foods and rural conveniences.
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Oklahoma
J. A. Whitehurst
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Whitehurst
South
United States
Meredith outlines plan for federal state road cooperation
Edwin T. Meredith new Secretary of Agriculture urges continued federal and state cooperation to connect state road systems with neighboring states. He supports extending federal aid road work under the 1921 law and recommends Congress appropriation of at least 100 million dollars for four fiscal years starting 1922.
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Washington
Edwin T. Meredith
United States
Congress
Erzberger Arrest Reported in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reported Mathias Erzberger former finance minister of the Ebert government has been placed under arrest. The Telegraph dispatch notes the event occurred Monday night sending shockwaves through political circles in London and Berlin.
President Wil son Photographed at White House Return
Photographers were allowed to take the first pictures of President Wilson since his western trip last September. The President was photographed as he left the White House for his fifth automobile ride since his lengthy bed rest in October.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White Pee Creel
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Commissioner of Public Works
IHS
Hiram Johnson
Lowden and
Poland
John Bull
J. A. Witehurst
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