Autos race in dark fatal to local traveler
A fatal automobile crash on Seventh Street speedway near Chickasha killed a local traveler identified as Nungester of TNO Wear Teeny Wwteventh street. Two companions were seriously injured. The wreck occurred when cars tangled neck and neck before one struck a barrier. Mrs Nungester, ill at home, learned of the injuries by telegram and became hysterical. she has no children and a brother lives in Enid.
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TNO
Chickasha
Stidehaber
Carpenter
Nungester
Fer Lustoumd
Dakota crop report censored in Russia denial event
An annual crop report from Hin proposes insights but was refused admission by Russian censorship. The document shows pages opened and marked by censors, with limited legible details and ongoing confiscation concerns amid the handling by authorities.
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Dakota
Russia
Stile Convuieer
Kutesia
City Eyes Cut in Gas and Electricity Rates
Oklahoma City through Muskogee Enid and Reno faces a forthcoming rate reduction plan from Byllesby properties. A public utility inquiry prompted a commission statement outlining steps toward lower energy costs for several cities.
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Inv
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Enid
Reno
Byllesby
Novel document used in political campaign
A campaign item in Dekalb features a photograph of a wrapped document labeled Weave Co-operates and an alleged image of President Wilken. Jet Frank Lowden, Republican candidate for governor, attacks the Democratic tariff law, claiming broad support from various groups and alleging deception in the display.
Gotham traffic employees vote on strike today
New York April 4 large group of streetcar and elevated railway workers in Manhattan Queens and Brooklyn threaten to strike if demand for recognition and higher wages is not met. Officers set vote tonight to decide action and possible stoppage. Also reports an Interstate Commerce Commission release showing rising operating revenues for the year to June.
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New York
LSD
Manhattan
Queene
Railway Company
Queens County Railroad Company
de Manite
Wmtien
Cinene
Condetors
Motoreven
United States
Interstate Commerce Commiasion Griened
Murder Mystery Inquiry Resumed in St Louis Area
A two week adjournment ended today as prosecutors resumed the murder inquiry in St Jo se area. Witnesses testified about the unknown killer and possible motive but no progress or definite clues emerged.
Cloudburst Toll Rises in Regional Disaster
Middlesboro Kentucky reports an updated death toll from the Wednesday night cloudburst. The list from Hiai's Creek through Barren Creek to northern Tennessee shows twenty eight dead.
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Middlesboro
Hiai's Creek
Barren Creek
Tennessee
Robbers' Victim Jailed For Attempting Death By Own Action
In Lit tshurgh Pennsylvania on August 4, Karick Klemesky says he was robbed of 1000 dollars and then arrested for attempting to kill himself. Judges of the district court heard the case and related remarks as the hearing continued.
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Littshurgh
Ork
Karick Klemesky
Unsettled Weather Forecast Weathers Tonight and Saturday
Unsettled, partly cloudy forecast noted with temperatures varying slightly. The report mentions a change in temperatures tonight and Saturday, with mentions of arid conditions around the region and a focus on minimal clear periods.
VERDUN FIGHT TURNS AND RUSSIAN PUSH NEAR KOVEL
Reported battles around Verdun flare as French and German forces clash near Fleury and Thiaumont redoubt. Meanwhile Russian troops reach Kolka Mokiryhaia nine miles from Kovel, claiming advance toward the Volhynian rail hub as Austro German forces hold territory east of Honthas Mirymska.
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Hietey
Lemever
le Tet
Menee
Aloe
Vacherauville Wood
Cote du Potere
Posses
Thiaumont
Seorme
Weston
Poe
Kove
Stokhod
Petrograds
Kolka-Miryrehaia
Siaok
Kovel
Honthas Mirymska
Wheat shortage risk from rushed grain on open market
The price of wheat climbs rapidly, threatening car shortages in Chicago and other wheat regions. WV Hardie warns market movement alone won’t fix the issue. combined grain shipments with general traffic and sandston shipments are needed to avert shortages.
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Hive Stoke
Lenmere
Ciktahrona
WV Hardie
Clabes Traffic Association
Varitie
Rain Aids Michigan Firefighting Efforts
Rain helped Michigan crews suppress forest fires as firefighters, aided by district helicopters and water teams, reported progress across northern counties. A few remote spots still faced threats from stubborn flames and windy conditions.
Mexican sniper shoots American at border bridge
At Nogales an American private, Howard, was struck by a Mexican sniper while on guard duty at the international bridge. The shooter fired from the Mexican side and fled. Howard returned fire in the exchange before being assisted. details on injuries or fate remain unclear.
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Howard
Car Lines to U S Signs Pact Change Names
Washington August 4 Secretary Pallle announced the treaty with Denmark to transfer the West Indies line from Cape to Hine to the South Side line serving the McNabb park route. The agreement, effective immediately, outlines changes and reiterates the U S ownership and future operations.
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U.S
UY West Indies
Capitol
Vestertny
Oklahoma Railway Company Anternert
Cape
McNabb Park
Homer
American Ships Put on Blacklist
London reports that U S and allied shipowners face a blacklist as neutral shippers are accused of aiding enemy commerce. The article notes concern over seizure or detention of vessels and reflects tension between Britain and American commercial interests amid wartime claims.
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London
Ang
Wiraley Fepresmets
Ttearmers
Enareil Te Reitioh
Dallas Factories Lose Gas Supply
Dallas factories face a gas supply disruption affecting operations across multiple plants. Officials warn of production delays and utility challenges as energy constraints tighten, with local labor and management groups assessing potential temporary shutdowns.
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Dallas
Hundred year old woman killed by fall in Coeta wa
A centenarian woman died after a fall amid unclear circumstances. The report notes the incident occurred in Coetawa during August with details limited by damaged OCR. Authorities are reviewing the scene and cause.
Three Robbers Shoot Employee And Steal Bag
DETROIT Mid Aug 4 Three automibile Handite held at the Hurroughe Addity Machine Co. plant during the afternoon entering the plant and shouting near the Elites. They escaped with bags said to contain 43000 dollars. An employee and a motorist fought back in Second avenue chase after the bandits. One robber was reported wounded.
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Detroit
Mid
Hurroughe Addity Machine Co
Plbock
Dake
Second Avenue
Wilson awaits in strike move for break to come
Reports from Washington detail President Wilson weighing options as railroad workers threaten a nationwide strike. Courts and arbitration are discussed, with leaders in conference seeking a path to avert disruption while rail managers push for concessions.
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Wilson
Wassingtos
Lmant
Erie
Junge Chambers
Ohio Oil Company Announces New Cut
Ohio Oil Company announces a new production cut amid market pressure. Company officials say volume reductions will affect regional operations and pricing strategies.
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Ohio Oil Company
Eight British Ships Sunk by U-Boat Off Wag Tiah Waar
A dated report notes that a Hortnind submarine sunk eight British ships off Che Wag Tiah waar vont omt Pile. The incident underscores naval losses attributed to U-boat actions during wartime.
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Frente Ant
Vinglishy
Trewter
Untitled local brief from Times described in OCR
An OCR cleaned fragment from The Times refers to a brief section about a person or event, mentioning a column and events. The readable text notes a 4 ome and folds of the fends with a 9m ere tyn. The details are sparse but indicate a standard news brief format.
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Times
Mexico Would Limit Delegates In Discussions
Washington reports a broad field outline in a United States note on Mexican delegation limits. No indication exists whether the suggestion satisfies U S interests. Secretary Polk withholds comment and an official translation may be released later.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Polk
Tie Nite
Cove
Dropping Marshall Charges Proposed In Washington
Fragmented text indicates discussion on dropping charges involving Marshall and United States Attorney in Washington. Report fragments mention a committee, reporting delays, and potential actions by legal officials.
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Washeston
Chalemaan
Hetine
Siewten Marshall
United States Attorney of
New Recommmutinar
Five Dollars Reward for Missing Husband
A widow seeks help from Irrere City police to find her missing husband who vanished on June 8. She promises a $5 reward for information leading to his location and asks Lieutenant Foley at the police headquarters for assistance.
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Jota Cme
Hesekin
Jt Foley
Pele Headqwarters
Irrere
Murder suspect freed then rearrested at court
An alleged murder suspect was briefly freed and then rearrested at the courthouse. The case involves a man identified as Hewat Meligenatt and references included place names and procedural details from the session, with unclear additional specifics due to garbled text.
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