Revolution in Hungary unsettles Entente plans
Paris dispatches report Hungary at center of a Bolshevik push with Lenins allies, urging a barrier by the peace conference. French divisions in Budapest and Romanian and Serbian forces ready. Reports say extremists control Budapest as talks of evacuations and foreign protections swirl amid disarmament rumors and threat of Russian troops.
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French For George- Forged Bagk In Ukraine War
London reports in the House of Commons that three months in Ukraine have been disastrous for French forces. Paris claims French troops entered from the south and faced strong resistance while aiding the local population. Kherson and Nikolaev have fallen, Odessa defends against Bolshevik attacks, and Romania faces a direct invasion threat amid Hungarian advances.
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Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Relief
For hoarseness irritated lungs or coughs the syrup is advertised as a healing balm. The ad lists prices 25¢ 60¢ and 1.00 per bottle and credits Bart Smith as the seller.
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First Paris meeting on German reparations at White House
At the White House President Wilson hosts premiers to discuss postwar reparations by Germany and early peace questions. The Russian situation and Hungarian upheaval are noted, with boundary issues expected to be addressed next.
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German Children Die in Stampede at Uleiwitz Event
Associated Press reports nine children were killed and twenty seriously injured in a stampede during a juvenile entertainment at Uleiwitz in Silesia today after someone yelled typeda.
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Capture of Hungarian stronghold reported
Berlin reports via Copenhagen on March 28 that Vienna to Budapest communications were cut by Czech forces along the Danube. Rumors from Prague mention former Hungarian premier Karolyi assassinated. Budapest and National Council dissolves. East Main street sees two new brick buildings as city expands.
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Oklahoma City Passes 60 Million Road Bill with Bonds Plan
Oklahoma legislators approve a $60,000,000 road bill outlining bond limits, a five member road commission, and a May 16 special election date. The bill funds road maintenance via acreage and utility taxes and lists 29 proposed routes across the state with detailed start points and connections to the Red River.
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Early Automobiles and Women’s Suffrage Echoes From 1900
A 1900 excerpt notes that autos still carried horse traits and reports on frequent automobile runaway incidents. It recalls women serving as jurors in America and cites Wyoming's 1868 moves granting women voting and office rights as part of early territorial governance.
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Gambling Spirit and King Charles II At Play At Death
A fragmented note recalls Mazarin’s passion for gambling even as death approached and King Charles II, called the Merry Monarch, playing cards with courtiers and other dissolute companions. A large table and a bank of about £2000 are mentioned as props in the scene.
Would Combine Peace Treaties In One Allied Pact
Paris March 24 Associated Press reports a serious effort in high quarters to join all peace treaties with Germany Austria Turkey and Bulgaria into one comprehensive treaty Germany would be linked with the other central powers as the responsible head. Including Austria would please Italy though the plan may face opposition. If adopted work could be completed by May 1.
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Austria May Follow Suit With Soviet Government
Paris dispatches report private Vienna sources warn of tense conditions in Hungary and a planned April transformation of the existing governments into a Soviet system to cooperate with or merge with the Hungarian Soviet government, signaling potential shifts in postwar governance.
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South Johnston Avenue to be paved in city plans
In records with no majority of two property owners, city commissioners advertised for bids to pave South Johnston Avenue from 181 Street to the city limits. The concrete paving will be 26 feet wide and built to standard specifications. Other petitions are circulating and the project may connect with the nearby business district soon.
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French Papers Under Inquiry Into Press Access
Paris March 26. It was learned tonight that the government opened an inquiry into how the French press was kept in close touch with the actions of the supreme council of the peace conference.
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Husbands Will Be Scarce in England
London report notes 1.5 million English women will never marry due to surplus marriageable men in 1927 and 1918 war casualties. Emigration and economic independence reshape marriage dynamics as women gain choice in motherhood and husbands, affecting future human race.
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Reavvy Decreast in Cotton Crop in Pontotoc County
Government figures show Pontotoc County ginned 13 611 bales of cotton in the just closed season, with the previous season at 29 042 bales. The total output for the two seasons combined amounts to 48 616 bales.
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Papers Blame Conference Over Hungarian Bolshevism
Morning newspapers in London condemn the Paris peace conference for sparking Hungary’s Bolshevism and delaying peace. The Post says delay harms progress while the League of Nations offers a futile hope, The Telegraph cites miscalculations about a longer war, and The Chronicle views Hungary’s stance as a needed shock that could become a blessing if the council acts.
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Supreme Council
Pleasant Hill Crop Prospects and Local News
In Pleasant Hill areas crops look promising with a good outlook for harvest. Townsfolk report farm progress and several social visits, including a dance at Tom Holt's and trips to Ada and Frisco. School attendance runs strong, with several residents listed as visiting, and a reminder of church services on the 11th Sunday.
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Czech Sloga President Resigns Reported From Berlin
March 24 Berlin reports T G oryk resigns as president of Czecho a while Prof Thomas Massaryk is noted as elected president of the Czecho-Slovak government on Oct 29 1918 and inaugurated December 22 in Prague. The Copenhagen dispatch gives no reason for the resignation and mentions Bolshevik activity in Bohemia amid German Austrian Hungarian anti-government efforts.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Oklahoma Suit vs Phone Co
Oklahoma City March 26 The state lost its bid to stop Southwestern Bell Telephone Co from collecting new rates fixed by Postmaster General Burleson. Justice Owen wrote the opinion denying the state’s petition for an injunction. The court ruled the postmaster general proper party and the telephone company acted under his orders.
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Parson Unites Ada Couple In Morning Presbyterian Ceremony
Tich Parson and Miss Rose Parson, a well known Ada couple, wed this morning at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. G. W. Beck officiating. Also note: a shipment of high grade flour and feed arriving. L. D. Jeter at 344 East Main invites customers to buy locally.
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