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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
1
Report outlines a divided opinion among lawyers and a trail committee as key figures wrestle over the Williams issue. The governor clerk dispute heats up with strong courtroom rhetoric and calls for a unified approach amid mounting pressure from candidates and supporters.
Fragmented OCR text mentions universal peace and war, with hazy phrases about dewy references, power, and obligations. Distinct entities and clear events are unreadable, leaving a garbled sense of wartime rhetoric.
Police say a spree of thefts and break-ins led to arrests at a local station. Investigators link the incidents to a suspect described as a man connected to multiple prior offenses. Community warnings were issued as officers pursue additional leads.
A wild weather alert describes a hurricane approaching Went port area with warnings of strong winds and possible damage. It notes emergency measures, police activity, and preparations by local authorities and residents amid the unsettled forecast.
The new depository law, effective July 1, imposes daily penalties of 25 for noncompliance by state offices and funded institutions. Several agencies including McAlester, the state agricultural bureau, and universities report slow progress, with enforcement and auditing led by state officials and inspectors.
A report details a robbery where cash vanished after an intrusion on Pot Pourtonuth Street. The thief used a window to enter the bathroom, leaving the occupant in fear as clothes were strewn about. Similar thefts have been attempted recently in the area.
General Carew reported peace efforts succeed as leaders are urged to avoid further troop use. Funston and Governor of Texas discussed no additional forces needed. Army officials noted opposition to levies and emphasized careful study before any action.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a alert during a raid near the King Ranch, mentioning a banker and border felon, with scholars and local figures involved. It references invaders, detentions, and a tense departure as authorities respond. The garbled lines obscure exact names and places.
Wartington August 14 President invited to Roosevelt camp at Gustanaty N.Y. by unit commander Wood announces invitation to all officers. The president is expected to visit and address soldiers as part of national defense efforts. The event highlights civilian and military unity in defense matters.
Unclear OCR text describes movement of a steamer in Chicago River with an expected completion within three weeks. Mentions Watertown and New England style terms. details are garbled but implies repair or righting operation underway.
A scrambled OCR weather snippet mentions various names and places including Holy hea, Ath, Wheeonain, and East, with references to storms or conditions. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented report from J Town details a chaotic incident where a boy was buried under a 9 meter uproar near Brownsville. Military figures and private soldiers tangled, witnesses describe shots fired and a harsh clash at Port Phare Tomae. Authorities and public notices trail unclear names and dates.
Betty Lee argues reputation cannot replace work ethic and duty after a war. She criticizes depending on Uncle Robert's fame and urges personal responsibility, labor, and social duty. The piece reflects postwar social expectations and reformist attitudes in Newport society.
In a fissured national mood, Hallans mobilize as Oklahoma reacts to Italy's call for military support. Officials report 1,000 state residents subject to conscription with tensions rising over enforcement. Authorities warn of penalties and outline measures as debates flare over wartime duties and loyalties.
Savannah mines reopen under new management. About 105 miners return to work and daily output rises. The Helion and allied firms coordinate amid broader industrial shifts as government officials discuss policy, with no major labor disputes reported.
A government report outlines a compromise proposed to Franklin by Wo ML Prankiin, clerk of the supreme court, aiming to reduce salaries across the department. The governor suggests minimal changes while the court clerk seeks a broad settlement.
A scrambled item from the Houston area notes a disputed incident involving individuals named Walker and Kul and a mysterious reference to Pell Down Avon. The fragment references a team and a Mrs figure, with unclear actions or outcomes due to damaged text.
Frantic Friday night patrols clocked speeding and traffic incidents across city boulevards. Officers engaged in multiple enforcement actions as a large crowd gathered, with fatalities and official statements reported by authorities and local press.
The article reports German troops sixty miles east of Warsaw held in place after northern resistance. It notes contested claims of stalled progress, with Petrograd and Rheehie sources amid strategic uncertainty. The piece describes German and allied positions, anticipated movements toward Petrogendelation, and broader implications for the front.
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