Mystery clears in Saulles child case at Mineola jail
The Longer de Saulles Jr. mystery ends as the 4 year old is found with G. Maurice Saulles, a business partner, amid court action over his mother Mrs. de Saulles who is jailed for murder. An inquest is planned with witnesses including Arthur de Saulles and the chauffeur.
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Mineola
N.Y
John Longer de Saulles Jr
Sianea de Saulles
G. Maurice
Saulles
DeSaulles Jr
DeSaulles
Walter R. Jones
Oklahoma Victory in Western Freight Rate Cases
Oklahoma shippers celebrate a victory as the Commerce Commission closes rate cases. Oklahoma Traffic Association says the tenor of the ruling sustains the shippers’ interests. identical or similar rates to Texas and Louisiana are noted. Roads proposing alternative rates could affect freight charges across the state and beyond.
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Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Board Proposes Revised Southwest Rates
A tentative finding by the Interstate Commerce Commission proposes revised mileage based rates between Texas Oklahoma and Kansas regions in the southwestern loss case. The commission released the outline today, signaling changes to Shreveport rate cases and a revised schedule for future applications.
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Washington
Aug
Pointe
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Interstate Commerce
Shreveport
Interstate Cormerce Commission
English Girls Cigaret Fiends
London authorities warn against rising cigarette use among women and girls as war crowds urge moderation recedes. Reports describe factory girls as the most affected, with many teens claiming to smoke up to a hundred and fifty cigarets weekly.
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London
Avg &Fogland
Local forecast showers tonight cool weather
The forecast calls for cooler, cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight and again Thursday. In the state forecast, showers and cooler air are likely in the west. Texas forecast suggests partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures and some showers in the south.
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Kanbar
Stormim
Texas
Teomhd Fooler
Mart
City dam passes six inch rise enables unrestricted water use
Heavy rains have raised the river above the dam letting residents draw water freely for sprinkling lawns gardens and washing vehicles. Dr JG Street city property commissioner notes flow remains strong near the wood dam and water bills for July will be low while August charges may rise.
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Fr Oklahoma Civana
JG Street
Public Poperty
Wood
Doctor Street
City Water Work
First Call for New Army Sept in Massachusetts
Boston reports that the first men accepted in the state for service in the new national army will be called to the colors on September 1. Orders from Provost Marshal General Crowder were received by Charles F Gettemy, director of military enrollment, stating entrainment for camps between September 1 and 5. One third of the state quota will be called on the first day of next month.
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Boston
Aug
Ew National Army
Charles F Gettemy
Crowder
Gettemy
Appellate Boards Meet With Earp
A conference of district appellate boards opened in the state capitol with Adj Gen Ancel Earp presiding. The three boards planned questions to submit to Provost Marshal General Crowder as exemption appeals are set to begin early next week.
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Cap
Adj
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Crowder
Ad Club to Stage a Humbug Circus Here on August 24
Oklahoma City Ad Club plans a tent circus on August 24 titled Sixtyree Raneloant Humbug Circue. The idea emerged at the Skieven hotel meeting with Okla homie City performers to participate and Victor F Hayden from Keeshen Advertising addressed members on copy standards.
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Ad Club
Oklahoma City
Neat
Oklahomie City
Victor F Hayden
Keeshen
Interest Rate Is Too Low to Sell New Bonds
Preparations for the second therty loan were begun in New York as the General Loan Committee of the Second Federal Reserve District asked Secretary McAdoo to proceed. The issue, expected around September 18, faces doubt about selling above par with an interest rate as low as 1 1/8 percent.
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New York
Reserve District
McAdoo
Rainfall boosts Oklahoma cotton crop as rains spread
Central and north central Oklahoma received several heavy showers in the past day, boosting soil moisture and promising to lift cotton yields. Reports from Ada Alva Carnegie Enid Muskogee and Oklahoma City record 12 to 2 inches, with towns like Rush Springs and Ruth Springs noting significant rainfall and acreage impacts.
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Rush Springs
Ruth Springs
Grady County
ED Reno
Oklahoma City
Wight
Lea
Ada
Alva
Carnegie
Handler
Cherokee
Chickasha
Enid
Hammon
Holdenville
Kingfisher
McAleyter
Muskogee
Meridian
Newkirk
Okeene
Okemah
Lil
Pauls Valley
Shawnee
Stillwater
Yulew
Weatherford
Food Short Triggers Wide German Cattle Slaughter
Dispatch from the interior reports Germany imposes a sweeping slaughter of home cattle stocks as fodder short ages press prices down about fifteen percent. Government purchases are discontinued until the nation can utilize domestic supplies.
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Copenhagen
Dinnmark
Dutch Capture German Airmen in Territorial Waters
Dutch forces seized two German airmen after a noted incident near Weat Kapelle in Dutch territorial waters. The airmen were disoriented and detained aboard a patrol vessel, then brought to Pie for processing and formalities.
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Peushing
Holland
Weat Kapelle
Fourteen of 62 Examined Ready to Enter Army
District No 1 disallows many exemptions while 14 examined today will be certified physically ready for service. Of 62 examined across districts 2 and 3, 37 in district 2 and 25 in district 3. 44 called in district 2, seven failed to appear. One from Altus, Oklahoma passed but claimed exemption. District 5 saw 24 of 36 present. 10 did not appear. Provost Marshal orders exemption claims must be filed within seven days after notices. City Board No 1 met to pass on exemptions, many disallowed, appeals to district board.
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Altus
Okia
Crowder
Rust
City Board No 1
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Imade
Loan of ¥100,000,000 Advance to China Under Joint Ally Terms
Peking reports that Japanese bankers have completed an agreement to advance China 10,000,000 yen as part of a larger 100,000,000 yen loan, likely secured by surplus revenue from the salt monopoly. Allies may participate if they desire, easing immediate financial pressure on the Peking government.
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Peking
China
He Looped the Loop 22 Times in Air Show
Newport News witnesses reported Edward Stinson looped the loop twenty two times in a single flight today. The stunt, witnessed near Ivy Pahl station, was described as a bold display of aerobatic skill and claimed to set a new American record for consecutive loops in the air.
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Newport News
Edward Stinson
Ivy Pahl
Food Bill Vote At Four O Clock Today
Washington August action before night on central legislation was clearer when the senate convened today. Adoption of conference reports on the food control bill and the bill providing for a food survey and stimulation of production virtually was assured. Debate proceeded in earnest agreement for a final vote at four. The conference report on the stood saver HT next will be taken up.
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Washington
Senate
House
Enloe Retains Federal Office Four-Year Term
Enloe Jr. continues as United States marshal for the Eastern district of Oklahoma. He has served a four-year term, succeeding Grant Victor, with the term set to expire August 18. Paloe has been active in rounding up draft resisters amid the Oklahoma uprising.
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Okle
Aispe
Ial
B. A. Enloe Jr
Haw
United States
Lastern
Otsehoma
For
Mugroger
Okls
Payne County
United States Marshal's Office
Federal Agents Arrest Working Class Organizer in Oklahoma
Federal agents seized a man alleged to lead draft resisters in Payne County near MugoRger Oklahoma. Homer Spence, linked to organizing opposition to the draft, was arrested in Seminole County after deputies pursued reports of union activity tied to the conspiracy case. He faces a $5,000 bond and federal indictment for conspiracy under the conscription act.
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Musaerogee
Okie
Homer Spence
Iain
Oklahoma
Semniniole
United States Marchal T. A
Enloe
Spence
Hall
Marshal Entoe
Spener
Share
German Socialist Demands Changes in German Leadership
Philipp Scheidemann a socialist Reichstag member spoke to about 6000 people in Manhattan urging rapid replacement of the chancellor and a government that truly represents the will of the German people in the interest of peace.
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Amsterdam
Philipp Scheidemann
Reichstag
Manhattan
Haden
Ener
Chanellorichaelis
State Files Oil Shooting Charges Hearing Set
Five cases alleging violations of state oil shooting rules were slated for hearing on August 24 by the state corporation commission. All operators are in the Healdton area. Cases named Geneva Pearl on Company Rockland Oil company Glenwood Oil company and Wertheimer and Dewhe.
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State Corporation Commission
Healdton
Geneva Pearlon Company
Rockland Oil Company
Glenwood Oil Company
Apache uprising near Globe disrupts asbestos mines
Reports from Globe indicate an Apache Indian uprising near the Tonto range fifty miles northwest of Globe has surrounded nine white miners at asbestos mines. Deputy Dan Armer leads riders toward the scene as forest fires blaze. additional cowboys and rangers race to assist, while lines to the mines fail and tensions rise over wage disputes and ore transport.
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Ang
Rai
Ift
Dan Armer
Sierra Anchan
Indiana
Sheriff Armer
Tmck
Aurea
Globe
Tonto Range
San Carlos Indian Reservation
Don Armer
Tonto
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