Flour leaps up 40 cents in local markets
Local bakers report flour prices rising about 40 cents per hundred pounds after a Chicago market surge. Oklahoma City mills posted similar gains with prices varying by mill. Despite the wheat price climb and Northwestern reports, bakers forecast no immediate bread price increase.
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Oblahon City
Chicage
Can
George W. Curtis
Transitter Milling Company
Chiage
Curtis Dec
Oklahoma Cit Mills
Risat
Northwestern
Curtis
Toledo
Treaty Publication To Prompt Senate Inquiry
Washington August 10 Senate demanded an inquiry into how a confidential treaty copy revealing the United States plan to acquire the Danish West Indies for 25 million dollars became public. Senator Stone, chairman of the foreign relations committee, announced an abstract of the treaty was released this morning and questioned the withholding of terms of conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Danish West Indies
Senate
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Fisher
New Yorker Bays Early Submarine Purchase News
Aug 10 report from New York notes the U S submarine Holland nicknamed the mother of all submarines has been purchased from the government. Dr Gibbons of this city is the buyer. The item is partially garbled but indicates a transfer of the vessel and related hearing.
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New York
United States
Holland
Gibbons
de Cather
Torpedo Drawing On Blast Suspect in Jersey City
A designer admitted making a self propelled torpedo found with an envelope to John J. Rockefeller and a notebook bearing President Wilson's name and address. Arrests followed in connection with the Black Tombsland munition explosion two weeks earlier, naming Erling Inversion Who and Axel Larsen.
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Jersey City
John J. Rockefeller
Wilson
Erling Inversion
Axel Larsen
Black Tombsland
Women Politicians Begin Conference in Colorado Springs
Report from a Colorado Springs gathering of women political figures as they open a conference on suffrage during the presidential campaign. The session featured attorney Hite, a strong advocate for equal suffrage, and included remarks from Mrs William Kent, wife of a California congressman.
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Colorado Springs
Wmar
Thrievlay
William Kent
Rontreaman
California
Plague Case Reported in Oklahoma Town
A case of infantile paralysis was discovered today at Tipton district in Oklahoma. The health authorities were alerted, quarantine measures implemented, and the patient isolated to prevent spread. Local officials reported to the County Health Superintendent and state authorities.
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Oklahoma
Tapa
Tiliman Minty
Oklahona
Tipton
County Health
JM Hanser
Healith
Guthrie Wick
St Louis Dairies Struck Deliveries Hit Milk Routes
Workers strike and lockout by union milk wagon drivers disrupts St Louis dairy deliveries. Management planned to send out wagons on several routes amid police patrols and promised protection during the stoppage.
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ST Louis
Big Mee
Republicans reject Democratic plan for adjournment
In Washington on August 10 Republicans in the Senate conference refused to accept the plan from the Democratic steering committee aimed at adjourning congress before September 1. Action on the immigration bill was demanded as a condition.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Thirty-Eight Day's Toll From Plague Cooler Weather Is Bureau's Promise
New York August 10 reports show thirty-eight children and 178 new infantile paralysis cases in the latest 24 hours ending 10 am today. The forecast calls for cooler weather tonight and Friday with unsettled conditions in the northeast. Local forecast mentions partly cloudy skies and potential rain in portions of the Midwest.
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Bureau
New York
Arkan
Bartiy Olen
Pittsburgh Oil Prices Dip Five Cents a Barrel
Pittsburgh reports another crude oil price drop with all grades down five cents per barrel amid a heated market shift. Ragland is cited as announcing the reduction while temperature records and partial weather notes appear in the surrounding copy.
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Pittsburgh
Retinue of Siamese Prince to Attend American College
August 10 report from Oko states Prince Songtis of Siam will study in the United States. He sailed four days aboard the Tenya Maru with a retinue including Staniene Minister of Foreign Affairs, Koskieve, and several secretaries and servants. The prince has not yet chosen a school.
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American College
Villages Wiped by Storm. 23 Bodies Found
In the wake of a severe storm villages were swept away and twenty three bodies recovered. Distress spreads as families face destitution. Rescue crews report extensive mining valley losses and estimate aid will be needed to feed and clothe stranded miners and their dependents.
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Pci
Chesapeake & Obey
Esal
Prisoner Escapes Via Improvised Rope at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas August 1 Thomas Redman, a prisoner at the state penitentiary, escaped today by climbing from a prison building using an improvised rope. The incident details indicate a bold breakout from the top of the cell block as guards scrambled.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Thomas Redman
Philadelphia Fire Loss Report At Two Hundred Thousand
Fire officials report a damage estimate of two hundred thousand dollars from a blaze that spread through a Philadelphia area facility. The incident affects a local company and related operations. Further details were not clearly legible in the report.
Chicago police hunt kidnapers of Nowata girl
Police request assistance in locating Helen Louise Norden a 12 year old girl from Nowata Oklahoma believed abducted and raped. She left home with no extra clothing and was last heard from in Nowata before a related report placing her sighting in Des Moines Iowa.
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Chicago
Clucago
Helen Louise Norden
Allo
Neipess
Nowata
Okla
Meserthel
Eine
Hospitals to Aid Many Wounded in Imaginary Attack
In a historic military drill at Camp Wise teonortan Wil, four hospital companies will care for 64 wounded. The exercise, reported from Selina Texas, is planned for Saturday and tests mass casualty response in U.S. military history.
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San Antonio Veane
United States
Camp Wise Teonortan
Wil
Hell Hospital
Selina
Texas
Official view on wheat export sufficiency voiced
The article reports the government stance that enough wheat is available for export and outlines projected export levels. It notes wartime pressures and cites the department of age Gilrare caloplire as part of the official communication. The piece mentions an August 1 date and an expectation of shipping significant grain amounts.
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Altar
Department of Age
United States
Fight Up On Proposed Rate Boosts In Pacific Coast Trade
Derivations from the Washington interstate commerce hearing show speakers from the Pacific Coast fruit and dried goods sectors opposing new freight charges. Secretary Dratlic of the Wholesale Growers and the Oktaterta wholesalers union argued that state wholesalers would incur higher costs, with estimates of an extra dollar per hundredweight for canned goods and four cents for canned salmyn, to be applied for several months.
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Enitite
Deriwer
Fort Pacific Eisagt
Washington
WY Dratlie
Omela A .Dratlic Association
Oktaterta Weranion
Death Estate of Circus Magnate Valued in Wisconsin
The estate of Albert Ringling al Haratoo who died in January was valued at a high amount in Wisconsin. The widow is to receive a portion and several components of the estate are under state consideration.
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Madison
Wis
Albert
Ringling al Haratoo
Flatow
Siso
Shwe vii
Hany
American Refugees Tell of Hardships
American refugees recount severe hardships after a clash near the Mexican border. In the August incident between Gardenas and Tamasopé, nine Villista bandits and four soldiers were killed. A rancher from San Luis Potosi, arriving with nine other refugees, added details of the peril and attempted crossing.
All The News From The Times Yesterday
A fragmented report from The Times describes a sorrowful headline about a boy drowned. The text references Oklahoma events, military date notes, and a series of exclusive stories under a motto linked to The Times.
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Times
Oklahoma
Joey Wheat
Miltiah Datlar
Italian Monarch Leads Way Into Captured City
Fragmented text shows a historic account mentioning an Italian monarch advancing into a captured city. The garbled passage references war and occupancy with several unclear names and dates, suggesting a narrative of conquest and royal leadership.
Italians Pursue Thousand Cars Toward Trieste
Fragmentary dispatch reports Italian forces pressing toward Trieste amid a veiled offensive. The Austrian line reportedly weakens as Italian units push along major routes, with references to rail and frontier activity and strategic railway cuts. Local chatter suggests high tensions and shifting fronts near San Michele and Stanislaw.
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Trieste
Dynamite Blast Severs Fort Worth Brickworker
Charley Ward a fortsman for Anetr ean Brick and Tile company was fatally injured when a dynamite blast at a quarry two miles west of Oklahoma City exploded. He was blown clear of the charge and died within moments. Ward’s body was found a short distance away and investigators described the accident as a severe and unfortunate fatality at the works.
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Charley Ward
Anetrean Brick and Tile
Oklahoma City
Eure Ward
Saul
University
Draper Oholatice
Yellow Fever on Boat From Mexico
Disjointed fragmentary notice describes yellow fever risk aboard a ship from Mexico arriving in New Otions. Text incomplete but mentions voyage, disease concern, and public health alert. No clear names, dates, or locations fully readable.
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Mexico
Harding Chairman of Reserve Board
Harding chairs the Reserve Board amid a flurry of unfamiliar names and disjointed phrases, with references to Washington Avenue and scattered, unclear notes. The fragmentary text mentions individuals and a camera, but no coherent events or dates emerge.
Guardsmen to Stay At Border Posts
Reported today that guardsmen will remain at border posts following new orders. The dispatch notes continuing deployments and heightened readiness amid evolving border contracts for supplies and support.
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Wilson
Antonio
Teagny
Standard Oil of Kansas Declares Dividend of Five Dollars
A Kansas notice states Standard Oil of Kansas declares a five dollar dividend. The announcement appears amid a batch of corporate notices with varied dates and regional references. Further details remain unclear due to partial OCR text and mixed content.
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Standard Oil OF
Kansas
First Meeting With U S Board Yields No Progress
Report says status unchanged after the initial session of conciliation between unions and the United Aid Comets mediation panel. Mediators plan a social conference with the railroad and a second meeting with Brotherhood representatives is expected Friday.
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U. S. Board
Nigel
Railroad
Matt
Topeka Hottest New York Coolest Toast Night
A scrambled weather note reports Topeka and New York temperatures with stray words. It mentions a cooler night and a mercury reading near twenty four degrees, but the fragmentary text is unclear about dates or precise measurements.
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Topeka
New York
Pela
York
Mexican Official Dies of Gangrene
A Mexican official, Juan Vellali Amador, died after gangrene complications. Amador, a key figure in local government, had recently faced illness and was hospitalized before his death.
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Juan Vellali
Amador
French Warship Near Galveston Reported
Fragmentary OCR mentions a French warship near Galveston Texas with references to morning activity and sea departure. Details are garbled, but the item notes a naval movement and potential engagement or positioning near the Texas coast.
Unfilled Steel Orders Decline in Latest Report
The report shows a drop in unfilled steel orders, with the latest totals showing a decrease from July figures. The United States Steel outlook remains cautious as demand signals adjust.
Cone Johnson to Quit as Solicitor in Kashiston
Unclear text reports Cone Johnson intends to resign from the solicitor post by year end. The fragment references state affairs and a possible departure from his duties in Kashiston tied to unspecified events.
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Cone Johnson
Local Couple Forced to Move Away from Workplace Tensions
A local couple faced pressure after being ordered to relocate from their home near the workplace. They feared their basic needs would go unmet as the situation affected their teenage child and daily routines. The family sought stability amidst escalating restrictions.
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Clawson Company
Jayne Waulding
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Menier
Seth Elett
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