Ford Cars Sale Draws Oklahoma City Crowd in Holiday Exposition
Thousands attend a two day Ford plant event in Oklahoma City highlighting the plant’s output and factory procession. Officials assert the 25 000 annual estimate is not inflated as 14 301 Fords were sold last year. About 200 visitors toured the assembly line with a noon luncheon and a grand procession marking the event.
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Investigation on Bread Prices Sparks FTC Inquiry
Washington reports an informal probe into bread prices as the National Association of Bakers discusses future increases. Ward Mo Hieley, chairman, was authorized to lead the inquiry amid attention from the Federal Trade Commission.
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Temple Man Shot by Officer in Street Quarrel
Lawton Oklahoma August 1 John Miley prominent Cotton County farmer died in hospital from a gunshot suffered Thursday in Temple Oklahoma during a street dispute following a quarrel between the two men. The shooting involved a Temple police officer and occurred on Heineima or Heineimda street, with details still emerging.
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John Miley
Catton County
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Vie
Victim and Suspects Do Not Clearly Read
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a shooting incident with a victim and several suspects. Names, places, and exact details are unreadable, leaving unclear who was harmed or charged and where the event occurred.
Allies Attack Bulgarian Forces Near Saloniki
Allied forces launch attacks near Saloniki with reports of Bulgarian positions under pressure. Italian and French actions elsewhere reference advances and shifting fronts as British and French pressure grows on the Somme and other sectors.
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le Terit
Hans
Bow
British Railway Unions Move to Seek Wage Increase
British railway unions decide to ask for higher wages as weekly earnings for workers are reviewed. London reports indicate discussions by unions and allied groups to press for pay hikes across the sector.
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London
Anges
Bettiah
Senators Agree on a Fair Vote on Ship Bill
Senate leaders indicated a vote on the administration shipping bill would reach a decision by Saturday or Monday. Local forecast reads generally fair weather with possible rain. no further clear details available.
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Washington
Senate
Junk Wins in Pike's Peak Race
A muddled report from the Pike's Peak race notes Detroiter participants and a finish time around 23 20.9. The article mentions Rey Stente from Detroit and Henry ine of Kansas City with unclear ages and ranks.
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Colowadn Stein
Detritt Mich
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Rey Stente
Detroyt Elie Im
Henry Ine
Karas City
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Wilson to Tour Nation for Speaking Engagements
President Wilson plans a cross country speaking tour with stops urged by advisers. Invitations flood the White House as talks are under consideration but no firm schedule is set. Delegations will be received at the summer home on Long Ranch.
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Vane MuGiry Fick
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Washington
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Jiri Naecot
St Louis Milk Strike Expands With Driver Protests
August reports from St Louis describe milk wagon drivers striking to spread the action to grocers and markets. Vendors warned against reopening and planned Sunday talks with union leaders as Cleveland meanwhile reports disruption in supply from major milk dealers.
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Death Penalty for Mexican Strikers
EL PASO Texas August 11 The decree says Binet Chief Cartanne invoked the death penalty for strikers who paralyzed Mexico City during a general election The EL Pueblo daily from the capital prints copies noting the strike was aided by North American syndicates and that four plants halted work as treachery to the government
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Women Investigate Border Conditions
Mrs Seth Barton French of New York arrives as representative of Secretary of War Baker to investigate conditions in border military camps. Miss Alice McKay Kelly, field secretary of the National Patriotic Relief Organization of New York, is also here to assess conditions.
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Seth Barton French
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Alice McKay Kelly
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Austrian Applies for Citizenship to Hunt Rabbits
An Austrian seeks citizenship papers to legally hunt rabbits. The fragmented text suggests bureaucratic steps and possible remarks on residency.
Woman Wins Nomination For Husband In County Race
Mrs Metre Baan of Poteaye won the nomination to carry her husband Ragen’s bid after he suffered a collapse. She traveled countywide, delivered speeches, managed the canvass, and ensured Ragen’s nomination while he remained under medical care. Ragen, a one term tax assessor, relies on her for continued service if elected.
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le Mtoe
Oklahoma City
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Bryan Replies to Civil Service Attacks by Hughes
William Vegan former secretary of state issued a statement replying to Hughes attacks on civil service policy. He defended enforcing civil service and challenged Hughes to name his appointments in New York to reward deserving Democrats. The letter cited concerns over non civil service offices and whether nepotism or incompetence influenced selections.
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Charles F Hughes
Bryant
New York
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No Parasols for Traffic Cops Amid Sweltering Downtown
Local traffic policemen resist shelter parasols and wrist watches, citing practicality. Officer 1M. Smith leads the inquiry after other cities reported parasol provisions. city hall indicates no parasol plan until constant street duty warrants it.
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Smith
Greek King Faces Defeat as Venizelos Looms
The article describes a tense political scene with Greek leaders Venizelos and Constantine facing mounting pressure amid calls for constitutional reform. It notes uncertainties about leadership and potential interventions to avert crisis.
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Wilson
Teacher Expires During Visit Amid Turkey Refusals
A Vienna area report notes Olive Chapin aged two died after a stroke during a visit to Toleti. Her family says she had refused aid in Syria and Turkey. The article details medical events, family statements, and a separate note on crop relief efforts and price changes in New York markets.
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Italian Seamen Rescued at Sea
Galveston August reports British rescue of two crew members from Hatha steamtellyy Angelin after their vessel was driven into the Mediterranean. Navy describe Hawt tad ber contbie dew ons.
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America May Aid Dutch Shipping
Reports from Toundon indicate enhanced U S support for Dutch shipping amid detentions related to wartime tensions. Diplomats in Washington may back such aid as scholars and merchants protest, while Dutch authorities seek stability and a swift end to disruptions.
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America
Wyoming Man Dies For Wife s Murder
A Wyoming man died by hanging at the state penitentiary early today following his involvement in his wife s murder. Palmer attempted to escape by breaking a wrist across a metal prison uniform, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Rawlins Wea
Aug
AL Wilmer
I‘ Oy
Wetoestay Palmer
Men Stand Pat in Session With Representatives
The report notes calm proceedings as labor leaders and railroad executives met yesterday. The Times indicates tensions rising with precipitous demands voiced, signaling potential future clashes in wage and policy talks.
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