12 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
1
Reports from Alveston Laredo and Brownsville describe Mexican rebel forces and Carranzistas mobilizing near the border Aug 12. Officials deny intervention while American authorities warn of possible cross border clashes and intensify defense preparations along the line.
Fragmented testimony previews the defense case as lawyers argue over Starr and Hynes. The jury hears references to a robbery plot and the involvement of several parties. The trial, tied to a winter show in Washington, concludes with notices to the court and pending decisions.
A garbled notice refers to a military commander of the American league at a western theater while another official group attends a meeting at a theater. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at an ongoing organizational event with leaders and attendees.
A garbled dispatch from Washington reports General Ville signaling willingness to sign a long term intervention with opposing sides during a peace conference. The text is heavily corrupted and interspersed with disjointed phrases about intervention timing and international involvement.
A readable fragment notes police cooperation with enforcement agencies within 100 miles of New York City. It mentions leaders and officials to be notified, with plans for rapid contact and coordination among chiefs, sheriffs, and station agents. The text is garbled but implies a regional communication framework.
A disorderly transcript shows Judge Hayson granting an injunction while alleging Dixon never served as a board member. The chaotic text references multiple names and events, suggesting a disputed governance issue and a formal challenge tied to organizational leadership.
Fragmentary text discusses high school work, local towns and preparations, naming entities like WPather and Lippincott, and mentions Italian route elements. The faded OCR obscures names and specifics, delivering a partial snapshot of a school and community context with several garbled terms and unclear actions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor disputes in Bridgeport Connecticut with references to Hineths, a local company, and potential strike implications. It mentions workers, management, and a court action path, though many phrases are garbled. The piece hints at wage, seating, and job condition tensions influencing the stalled labor talks.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Blacksmith named Nealy or Neely in Alton with misread lines about a death report. The readable parts suggest a claim that a death report was distorted and mention a body and a funeral context, with references to friends and local figures. The exact names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Collision near Columbine injures several as trains collide on March 4. Key figures include Jaret and Emily Lomord among those reported injured. location cited as 14 miles south of Columbine along the railway line.
A tangled early 20th century dispatch describes President and Cabinet actions amid heavy snows in Washington. It notes secretary Lansing handling budget and overseas matters, while defense estimates and troop movements are weighed in secrecy as war plans face revision with key officials voting on policy shifts.
Unclear OCR fragment shows names Queef and Franklin with a statement that the governor is not the state. No clear event or dates to confirm.
Fragmentary text shows dispute over appointing clerical staff and salary approval. Rushed notes mention Franklin, department heads, and political pressure while questioning authority to fund the new clerical help. The passage hints at tensions between executive power and legislative or attorney general input during a budget impasse.
Confused garbled text from a wartime report hints at government probes into munitions data and supply lines. It mentions officials, private shipments, and potential restrictions, with reference to transport and protective measures amid security concerns.
The notice references Le Gallienne's daughter and a contested rite of passage involving a 16 year old youths eligibility. Details are fragmentary but indicate a family dispute or legal matter tied to succession or recognition within a community.
A confrontation between Sulphur advocates and Governor Williams over retaining Prof Frank Kent as head of the state school for the deaf. Delegation member asserts local control and warns against removal, while the governor strongarms, claiming the state’s authority and the electoral support behind him.
Patchy dispatches describe fighting near Petrograd and Innenburg with German forces pressing along the Riga to Dinsk line as British and French fronts resist. Reports cite advances and retreats, with German momentum at the Polish front and Allied countermeasures discussed by observers. The text mentions Hindenburg era strategies and looming offensives, plus updates from Canton about air droppers and troop movements.
Fragmented text describes a test flight of an airship or aircraft with references to pilot, engine, and turret components. Mentions a death while testing, a later claim of technical failure, and an ensuing inquiry by officials. Details are garbled and partially legible with scattered names and numbers.
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