Recount Sought in Oklahoma Sheriff Race Yet Unclear
In Oklahoma County votes show tight margins with Johnson Victor leading. a district court order allows opening sealed return envelopes to verify recount requests. Literacy test and one constitutional amendment faced defeats as tallying resumes across 59 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma County
Chatman Mem Porta
Wookinner
Tifty
SAR
Cianity Court
SMM
Jude Fwick
Justice of the Peace of
Wwtge
Hinge
Martin
Eod Bradshaw Rice
Dornnell
Maupin
Radshaw
District Court
Clark
Caneane
Lewis Blames Carrizal On 6.0 Platform Clash
A fragmented report accuses Carrizal and Villa of provoking U.S. military involvement. Senator Lewis denounces the administration’s Mexican policy as a “summons to revenge” and condemns Republican leaders for intertwining fraternal affairs with national policy. Page continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Washington
Ave
Tarwis
Senate
Charles Hates
Awe
Nican Party
United States
Carranea
Villa
Meniro
Amverica
Carrigal
Ieee
Justin
Ten Cent Loaf Debate Divides Chicago Bakers
A local movement argues a five cent loaf is unprofitable. Bakers contend high costs, thin margins, and rising wheat and fuel prices force higher bread prices. Chicago bakers join a national convention plan to press for relief, while critics warn against price hikes and labor strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janen
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Indian Chief Tea Party Sparks Colorful Display
Corinne Meuntty and Lucbt Haller attend a notable gathering as the sergeant’s aide is noted post event. Witnesses recall a lively scene with a playful mood and smiles among attendees amid the chaotic speech and informal exchanges.
Russell Ahead Johnston Next in 42 Counties
Early returns from 42 counties show Russell leading Johnston for state senator with 14 100 votes to Johnston’s 12 960. Henry Willmering is third, Harieon Tourth and Cotari fifth as the literacy test amendment count remains steady. The race for the party nomination suggests Humphrey may win with broad support for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Mansel
Warner
State
Russell
JH. Johnston
Johnston
Henry Willmering
Harieon ‘Tourth
Cotari
Humphrey
Union Pacific Reports Record Year Earnings
New York, Aug 34. The earnings statement for the fiscal year ended June 1 shows gross revenue of 34,795,768, the largest in its history. Net income after preferred dividends was 46.1508 percent of common stock, up from 10.9 percent prior year, with gross earnings $8.0. The report notes the record profitability and compares figures to the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lame Pacific Railroad
President's Party In Chesapeake Bay
A garbled Navy yacht Mineflower was seen near Old Point Comport Virginia on August 1. The vessel Toward town Cape Charter City was expected to anchor at Hampton Reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President's Party
Chesapeake Bay
Old Point
Comport
Town
Cape
Hampton Reale
New York Car Strike Grows More Serious
Disorder erupts near car depots as a strike expands beyond initial sites. Police report tensions rising with trains blocked and crowds gathering in multiple neighborhoods. authorities warn of possible spread to nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia Union Demands Increase
Philadelphia workers demand higher pay in a tense dispute with street railway officials. The Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway workers vows to strike if demands are not met, signaling potential service disruptions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
de Philatelphia
Thomas A. Mitten
Cotton Standards To Be Established
Washington announces forthcoming cotton standards with conformity checks and cultural considerations. Copies of the new regulations will be distributed to cotton exchanges and interested parties well before their effective date in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Au
Conti
Nee
Hermes
Record Horse and Mule Run In Last Week
Disjointed OCR notes report horse and mule shipments, market activity, and regional trade at Velahowy City and Oklahoma City hubs. Mentions of American army presence, various shipments, demand increases, and animal handling events across the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velahowy City
Oklahoma City
Matahmonoi Mayor Salvadee Cardenar Proclaims City Election
In Mataeone, the first municipal election in seventeen years is proclaimed by Mayor Salvadee Cardenar. Citizens are urged to prepare for voting in September, with local officials outlining the election process and accessibility measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matamonois Movin
Salvadee Cardenar Terlay
Mataenores
British Capture Foe's Main Second Line North of Pozieres
Reported Allied advances north of Pozieres with British forces seizing the enemy’s second line. The narrative mentions French and other Allied actions along a contested front including near Fleurbaix, Fleur, and vicinity as Belgian and Russian fronts show movement, with references to port installations and river crossings in the broader theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pozieres
Romania Objects to Bulgarian Affronts
In Bucharest or Angora, Romanian authorities urged Bulgaria to curb frequent irritants. Foreign minister said recent incidents on the Danube and Bulgarian officials must stop, stressing the need for restraint to preserve friendly relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nncharest
Ang
Hulgariat
Tulgarcan Eldiere
Kumaran
Danube
Shackleton Expedition Rescue Failure Reported
London reports Lt. Pymest Shackelton failed to rescue the Antarctic expedition stranded on Elephant Island. The Daily Chronicle notes the party could not be reached due to impassable packed terrain and severe conditions, hindering any rescue attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
50 Pymest Shacketton
Elephant Island
Two Bodies Recovered From Death Tunnel Mystery
In ND Ange Helles and another man were found near the waterworks tunnel Monday night. Authorities report seven bodies located in or near the tunnel with teams continuing to search the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Tunnel
Ange Helles
Flood Victim Found Floating in River
In Anunville Tennessee, a flood disaster victim was found floating in the river several miles below the area of greatest detonation. Twenty four bodies have been recovered and more deaths are feared as relatives mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anunville
Tenn
Claiborne County
Witte
Niles
Melier
Tie
Warrants Issued to Halt Threatened Duel by Birmingham Editors
Warrants were issued for editors of Birmingham newspapers to prevent a threatened duel. Victor Mo Manson publisher of the Birmingham News and Barretl editor are named in relation to a publication that provoked alleged breach of the peace. The warrants were issued by the city recorder as authorities pursue the case and measures against publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham, Ale
Ave
Arline
Public Safety
City Recorder Today
Victor Mo Manson
Birmingham News
So Barretl
Days Age
Merald A A. Jettersen
Manson
Rellert
Hanson
Ray Ret
Asheville
Barrett
Jefferies
Tre News
Trainmen vote 90 to 1 to strike
The wage and labor dispute leads to a near unanimous vote by trainmen to strike. Warren S Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, cites arbitration failures and protests against prolonged wage concessions. Training for negotiations continues as rail officials brace for potential action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren S Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Figineees
Beethersmadt
Noted Horseman Takes Own Life In Peoria
A veteran horseman and longtime assistant veterinarian in Peoria reportedly died by suicide at his home. He was famed for handling horses at the Great Western Circuit meet and was regarded as one of the county’s most efficient starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Auger Tohnvil
Sweden Protests After Submarine Sinking Incident
A Swedish protest is filed over a submarine attack sinking a ship carrying civilians including a group of aaty Vetacrans and children. The incident involves a German submarine near Belgium and America, with Sweden seeking official action in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sard Jubetrainer Cortuerer
Tingland
Eiik Freslay
Sowterhanm
Cerman
America
New York
Aatly Vetacrans
Devonthy — Rimwen
Noordham
Korrerdon
Fragmented note about a late evening incident at Emily Arms
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tense late evening event near the Emily Arms. It mentions weather, a struggle, and a paymaster, with several unreadable names and details. The readable parts hint at a pursuit or escape but lack clear subjects or a full sequence of actions.
Angry Citizens Seek Vengeance for Vaughn Murder
Reported vigilante anger centers on vengeance for Vaughn’s murder with mentions of a prisoner named Hoffman at OKma and a suspect in custody. Details describe a lynching threat, a murder scene near a rural area, and an attempted mob pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn
Cotton Market Takes New Jump
Market news reports another rise in cotton prices amid steady gains. Traders note continued demand and a firmer tone across the Southwest futures, with prices advancing modestly as buyers respond to recent weather and supply signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fediay
Inquiry Into Sale Of Munitions Asked
A congressional inquiry was urged into the sale of munitions and related funds during wartime. Representative Ki Kiitt announced a resolution introduced in the House to probe whether any parties contributed to a national campaign or received improper favors, amid questions about mine production and factory funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneton
Wodenburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morris
Marding
Hoard
Amin Walteraay
Zimmie
Baker
Pamice
Corinne Meuntty
Lucbt Haller
Vauiver
Union Pacific
Sean
Car
Marne
Pontine
Hart
Heserves
Vrornman Fedlweid
Faweriair
Somme
Weil
Witfvrat
Fleury
Wiens
Nnles
He Vet
Lemlere
Lemberg
Sereth
Persattinne
Port Said
Hirerighy
Kerstin
Rumania
Shackelton
York
Cotticeale
Sweden
Emily Arms
Times
Cecil Towery
Tulsa
Okmulgee
Hoffman Okma
Hoffman
Angey Ettivend
Uegre
Tharkes Vaughn
Morrie Oi Ian
Frie Oy
Alquires
Pelsoner
Tula
Frather
Fay
Waler
Oke
Taleas
Keenita
Aniery
Vanwhn
Leine
Heffran Vanghn
Chintul
Pal
Helin
Tangemy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!