Oklahoma City Auto Supply Man Dies Saving Boy
Rescuer and would appear to be a marriage announcement are tangled in this illogical OCR fragment. The article describes a drowning near Wayne Oklahoma where a man named Parsons attempted to save a decanting child from the Washita river. others refused to help. his wife and relatives traveled to the Coates home from Oklahoma City. A marriage announcement for Mrs Parsons and Miss Laura Ankley is noted, with the wedding kept secret and to be held in Texas.
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Mrederigk
Obata City
Oles
Wayne
Okla
Elton
Jane Varsotie
Sis Ovity
Mits
Blanche
Wayne Weil
Coates Ume
Washita
Parsons
Laura Ankley
Elmer R Ankley
Seventh Street
Clarendon
Texas
Parsons’ Parente
Missouri Enjoys Two Inch Rain
Aug 14 Missouri and much of Kansas received two inch rains over the last twenty four hours ending a hot dry spell. Forecaster reports storm totals around two inches in numerous spots, the heaviest since early June. In nearby Edmondson Arkansas a church was wrecked by a storm killing two and injuring eighteen others as several buildings were damaged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Edmondson
Ark
Bank Run Quelled by Small Cash Deposit in St Louis
In St Louis on August 14 a minor cash reserve calmed anxious depositors. A teller announced a modest pile of currency totaling about $1000 sufficed to reassure customers. The bank stated no failure occurred and urged continued trust as Saturday’s demand neared $120,100.
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Sovnide
Ran Jas Durty
St Louis
Ang
Pippin Manufacturing to Open Oil Well Supplies Plant
Oklahoma City will host a new oil well supplies factory after Pippin Manufacturing, capitalized at 300000, announced plans to locate here. The plant aims to employ 35 to 50 workers at first with payroll between 400 and 1000 weekly, rising to about 250 as operations expand. The firm will produce underreamers, bits, stems, and related oil tools, moving from Nashville Arkansas, with key officers led by R C Hawley and W R Pruitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pippin Manufacturing Company
Nashville
Ark
Flrst
Larkin Packer Manufacturing Company
Bartlesville
Pippin Company
R. C Hawley
Sulphur Springs
Texas
W. R. Pruitt
Washwire Ark
J. W. Pippin
Brownwood
CW. Strationd
Drumright
Okla
W. W. Reed
Oklahom City
Gulf Hurricane Warning Prompts Weather Alerts
Washington August 14 the approach of another West Indian hurricane toward the gulf led the weather bureau to issue storm warnings today. The system forecasts potential danger affecting coastal areas and shipping routes as officials monitor the storm's path and intensity.
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Washington
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City school mill levy election debated
A special election was called to decide if Oklahoma City schools may seek an extra mill to run longer this year. County officials explained details to the board of education. the measure aims to fund nine months of schooling. Premier As affixed in London to extend Parliament’s life until next May.
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Oklahoma City
Board of Education
County Excise Rd
Hom Pifivex
Camorron
Crow
London
Way to settlement sought in railway labor dispute
President Wilson meets with representatives to avert a strike that would halt passenger and freight traffic on the 225 partway systems. The committee of road ratagers is led by Hlitha Lee Gabor, warning that failure rests with the workers and their brotherhood leaders.
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Peesident Wilson
Ty Hlitha
Lee Gabor
Russians Push Toward Lemberg Amid Rapid Advance
Allied dispatches report Russian forces driving Austro German units back toward Lemberg in Galicia. On the northern wing new gains reported near the Sereth, while Letchisky pushes from the Dniester toward Mariampol. German counterattacks along the Somme front contest Italian gains near Hill 212.
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London
Galicia
Lemberg
Count Yams
Bothmer
Jentente
Zleta-Lipa
Petrograd
Sereth
Letchisky
Dniester
Mariampol
Hatie
Stripa
Kore [Phce
Gurite
Tsonga
Corso
Rome
Melton Elected To Direct State Democratic Host
Alger Melton of Chickasha was reelected chairman of the state democratic central committee without opposition at the first meeting of the new term. TDW Welty of Oklahoma City was elected vice chairman Ray Wee of Sullivan secretary EK the mond of ETK City treasurer. An executive session at 11 40 a m reviewed financial standing. committee planned to hear addresses by Governor Williams Judge Robertson and candidates from the recent primary.
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Alger Melton
Chickasha
Democratic State Central Committee
Lee Hocking Hotel
TDW
Welty
Oklahoma Ci
Ray Wee
Sullivan
Etk
Tte
Wor Sannel
Toll of Paralysis Continues to Fall in New York
The infantile paralysis outbreak shows improvement as new cases drop below one hundred for the fifth time in weeks. In the twenty four hours ending at noon, the plague killed thirty one children and ninety five new cases were reported.
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New York
Health Department
Mea Om
Guards Pay Urged By Letter Carriers
CHICAGO Aug 14 resolutions condemning the proposed suspension from the payroll of postal guards serving with the guardsmen of the Mexican border were adopted at a meeting of letter carriers yesterday.
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Chicago
Cycle accident fatal for Van Nort Ellison avenue man
A man died last night following a motorcycle crash earlier that tore off part of his heel. Foreman Browning, formerly with Nichols and Chandler, is slated for burial at Marshall and Harper this afternoon. The body will be shipped to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, for funeral services.
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Kiewrge Wo Hinning
van Nort Ellison Avenue
Ling
Browing
Nichols and
Chandler
Marshall and Harper
Fon di Lac
Wis
Finial Ee
Strike Threat by Midwest Coal Miners
Kansas City report says miners and operators near agreement on six points but tensions persist. Leaders warn a strike is seriously threatened unless concessions are granted as the conference debates a new Missouri Kansas Arkansas contract.
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Kansas City
Aug
Cub
Missouri
Kansas
OFL
Roma
Arkansas
Henan
Columbus Mills Raise Flour Price
Columbus Mills raised the price of all grades of flour eight cents a barrel today. Prevailing prices listed include Winter patents at 7.80, blended at 8.20, spring patents at 8.15. Naval applicants: 94 of 80 July exam takers received paceing rates, per the Navy Department.
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Columnus Ohi
Ang Columbie Mills
Pew Naval
Pats
Washington
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Six Quart Bottles of Stomach Nostrum Kill Indian Woman
Tulsa Oklahoma August 14 Six quart bottles of a stomach remedy caused the death of Mrs Hazel Maine wife of Santos G Maine a full blood Osage woman of Maree Osage Territory She and her husband who is wealthy Osage lived at Pawhuska arrived in Tulsa Saturday with their two young children After feeling ill the woman took several bottles of medicine two more were taken before she collapsed She died shortly after An investigation was begun with the family accompanied by an interested party.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hazel Maine
Santos G Maine
Ta Maree
Maine
Pawhuska
Twlea
Local Principal to Pauls Valley Desk
John Mutteher of the high school mathematics department was promoted recently to run the Jefferson school. His move renews focus within the Pauls Valley educational system as he and his wife plan a move with their two children to Weenenlay.
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Pauls Valley
John Mutteher
Jefferson School
Bie
Iave
Damage from Toxaway Dam release reaches rail line
Water from a broken Toxaway dam Sunday morning flowed toward Mortmandan via the Seneca River ten miles west of here. At 6 o clock the water struck the Mie Ridge railroad crossing, causing damage. No further details on extent or time of use were provided.
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Anderson
Mortmandan
Seneca River
Here
Mie Ridge
President Proposes Eight Hour Law To Avert Rail Strike
President Witton seeks a nationwide solution by proposing eight hour legislation and tentative plans after conferring with labor leaders and railroad executives. Officials emphasize a possible arbitration framework and time limits while aiming to avoid a summer rail disruption.
Preparations Made to Halt Every Train in United States
President Wilson faces a possible nationwide rail strike as the four major railway brotherhoods and managers meet in Washington. Preparations are reported complete to halt all trains, with concerns over economic disruption, food supply, and potential use of police power or martial law if mediation fails. The total railroad capitalization exceeds twenty billion dollars, with vast impacts on steel, automotives, textiles, and other industries.
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United States
New York
Wilson
Washington
Brotherhand
At Farry
AP Graefetean
Order of Railway
Haine
Heea
Joseph I Tirmulty
San Une
Wilton
Alan
Nim
Beliowee
St Coltegadl Stern
Ural
Koast
Syelves
Millionaires To Go Before Grand Jury
A district official announced funds totaling 70 dollars will be entered by Dr Charles J. Bayles as director of the Allied Hospital Relief Commission. Assistant District Attorney Jomey Floeschinch stated the money is for organization and expenses, with none expended yet for work.
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Mr WE
Vanderbilt
Weriehouse
Fieney
de. Charlee J. Bayles
Allies Hospital Relief Commission
Jomey Floeschinch
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