Clock Back to Regular Time October Twenty Sixth
Change of clocks to standard time occurs October 26 as law prescribes. Under daylight savings the clocks run one hour fast. The piece notes local sentiment after Woodrow canceled his Oklahoma City engagement and jokes about county officials who traveled to the capital for a reception committee.
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Chickasha Express
Woodrow
Oklahoma City
Judge _ Bailey
Bert Jackson
Green Taylor
Col. Temple
Grady County
Gang Sends Death Threats to Trial Justice
A note signed The Gang threatened Justice McDonald to release fifteen W. W. W. held for trial over Drum right riots. The threats were found pinned to the door this morning by federal authorities investigating the case in Sapulpa Oklahoma. Tulsa World notes the Skirvin's presidential suite setup and hints at Jim Reed's hoped appearance.
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Sapulpa
Okla
McDonald
Drumright
Tulsa World
Skirvin
Jim Reed
Army Demobilization Dips to 378,503 in U S
The War Department announced the army is 90 percent demobilized since the armistice, a drop totaling 3,292,385. Current strength lists 378,503 officers and men with 33,068 in Europe, 8,477 in Siberia, and the remainder in the United States or scattered postings.
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War Department
Department
Europe
Siberia
United States
War on rats revived by U K ministry of agriculture
London reports the war on rats restarting after a pause during wartime. Officials estimate annual UK property loss from rats at 250 million dollars with each rat causing about five dollars of damage yearly. Disease spread to rats cited including trench fever. Dock precautions aim to stop rats from landing, else they die swiftly if aboard.
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Ministry of Agriculture
United Kingdom
Board of Agriculture
British Medical Association
London Docks
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F. J. Stafford
H. J. Huddleston
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Stauffer’s Business College
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Ada
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