Echols Complaint on Phones Cites Poor Service and Rates
Echols files a complaint with the state commission alleging deficient service and high rates by Western Bell Telephone. The filing targets long wait times, wrong numbers, line interruptions, and policy practices, with a hearing set for early next year.
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Wilson's Senate Statement Calls for Early Peace Treaty Action
The White House seeks frank talks with the Senate, urging early approval of the peace treaty. Wilson emphasizes urgent national readjustment and cooperation across parties, warning delay risks harms to the country and its interests. He cites wartime production, trade barriers, and capital needs as pressing proof of the need to decide promptly.
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Senate
White House
League
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Disappearance Reported of Sugar and Salt Stock
A county office reported sugar and 25 pounds of salt missing, believed tied to possible production use. Investigators say several names connected to the case are under review, with no definite suspect identified yet.
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Keil
Ranier
Mytteriona
Only 968 Pianos in County Report Surprises Oklahoma City
A censored county tax roll shows 968 pianos in Oklahoma City and county, debunking the belief of hundreds per block. The rolls itemize personal property including watches, jewelry, furniture, and opera house fittings, totaling tens of thousands in value. Diamonds, watches, and office furniture are listed with specific sums, highlighting the county’s asset distribution.
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Weartherse
Oklahoma
Ant
Mayor to Speak at Tulsa Celebration
The State Federation of Labor headquarters asked this morning to arrange for Mayor J. C. Walton to deliver the principal address during the Tulsa celebration, seeking a high profile speaker for the event.
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State Federation of Labor
West
J. C. Walton
Lay
Parole Granted to Okmulgee Embezzler by Trapp
An Okmulgee embezzler, previously convicted of embezzling funds from the Wichita Palle Motor Company in December 1918, was paroled today by Lieutenant Governor E Trapp.
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Wichita Palle Motor Company
Ares
Alester
We E Trapp
Osage Countyans Plan Protest August Twenty eighth
Osage County residents announce a planned protest on August 28 to express concerns over local issues. Organizers call for peaceful demonstration, urging turnout near the county courthouse and urging adherence to city rules and safety guidelines.
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Osage
Looney to Quit Court House Rumor Circulates
Courthouse chatter says Looney plans to resign soon under pressure from County Attorney Barns who reportedly has three candidates in mind for the job. One named candidate is Forrest L. Fi, recently returned from service in France after training at Beaunne University.
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Former deputy dies en route to city
A former deputy sheriff, aged 64, died while driving toward the city from Mustang yesterday morning. The vehicle left near G Avenue and Grand Boulevard as the son arranged funeral plans. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 3 o'clock at the Mustang Methodist Church.
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G Avenue
Grand Boulevard
Pruet ¢ Appeal
Payne
the Methodist Church
Weaver to talk in Colorado Springs report
Claude Weaver of Oklahoma City will speak in Colorado Springs as part of a forthcoming event. L. Owen and Governor Robertson were requested to attend the briefing, with details announced this morning.
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Colorado Springs
Claude Weaver
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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L. Owen
Governor Robertson
Furnishers of Women's Goods to Meet on Prices
Proprietors of women's apparel and ready to wear stores were notified to attend a Mate fair price committee meeting at 4 this afternoon in the med level building. The session aims to inform merchants and the public about prices and conditions in summer clothing and discuss possible reductions. Logan Billingsley parole request looms as attorney Forrest L Hughes says cases include roulette, boling, and unlawful liquor charges.
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CH. Russell
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Forrest L Hughes
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Hughes
Sepekaris
Oklahoma
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British Fleet Destroys Russian Warships Near Kronstadt
A dispatch from Stockholm reports British naval forces engaged bolshevik war vessels off Kronstadt in the Gulf of Finland. The battleship Andrea Pervoevan and Petroperrovik were attacked, with a Russian cruiser damaged. Britain reportedly lost motor boats and three men.
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Strike Riots Injure Many at Butler Plant
In Butler Pennsylvania on August 19 a clash between Standard Steel Car strikers and nonunion workers left more than a score of people injured, several seriously, as a state police unit stationed near the plant arrived to restore order amid the riot.
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Standard Steel Car Company
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House Votes to Overturn Daylight Saving Law Veto
Washington aug 19 repeal of the daylight saving law passed the house over President Wilson veto by a 22 to 101 vote, seven more than two thirds. The repeal bill goes to the senate where supporters claim victory.
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Washington
Wilson
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Senate
First Ward Women In Meeting Tonight
Members of the Consumers association in the first ward plan to meet at the tabernacle on Twenty-fifth Street and Classen Boulevard to organize the ward into blocks. The full group attended last night’s city hall meeting where Pigent Co. Atecery spoke for retailers and J. W. Pryer discussed the peel catalysm.
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Texas Guards Mobilized for Duty as Fliers Rescued
Across the border at Candelaria and Marfa Texas, Major General Dickman ordered punitive action. Capt Matlack led a relief raid into Mexico with aviators Peterson and Davis guiding the way and later bringing back one ransom payment. Troops of the Eighth Cavalry crossed the border at 6:40 AM to pursue bandits holding the fliers.
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Texas
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Kansas
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Army Field
Aviators Lead U S Troops on Mexican Border Raid
American Eighth Cavalry with bombing aviators acts as scouts along the Mexican border pursuing bandit leader Jesus Rentes. Lieutenants Davis and Peterson ride with cavalry to the Ojinaga area, reporting fatigue but continuing the eight day vigil. Commanders coordinate with General Prumeda and the American consul to avert clashes and maintain touch via field wireless.
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Maps of Europe distributed to Oklahoma schools by Times Bureau
The Hobart Oklahoma Superintendent of Schools praises the US Geological Survey Europe maps distributed in Oklahoma. Officials note schools may receive maps beyond usual rules, with waivers for educational use. Children in the state are urged to obtain official Europe maps by sending a 2 cent stamp and address to The Times Information Bureau in Washington D.C.
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Okla
Europe
United States Geographical Survey
Oklahoma
Times Information Bureau
Boreas
Fights Cavalry Crosses Border On Punitive Mission
U S military units move into Mexican territory to pursue bandits after a border raid. Avionics and ground forces operate under War Department orders. Two U S aviators escape ransom demands after being released. one aide remains with bandits until payment is made.
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Baker
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Mexico
War Department
Washington
Texas Guards Mobilized for Border Service
Governor Hobby ordered the Texas National Guard to be ready for border duty, acting on his own initiative. The War Department said officials had sought to bring the reorganized Texas guard up to prewar strength for weeks.
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Hobby
Texas National Guard
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US-French aid treaty seen constitutional by Senate subcommittee
Washington August 19 the proposed treaty to aid France in case of unprovoked German attack is not in conflict with the constitution according to a senate judiciary subcommittee. Pershing to sail home on first available transport after August 1, the commander in chief was advised by cable to Secretary of War.
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United States
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Germany
Senate Judiciary Sub-Comciltes
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Local forecast signals fair weather with warmer midweek
Generaly fair conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with mild increases in temperatures. Kansas forecast notes warmer air in the eastern portions, while western areas may see cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow.
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Expedition Ordered By War Department Heads to Mexico
War Department orders a punitive expedition into Mexico after American aviators were captured. Secretary Baker says government policy withheld until official word from the border. General Dickman departs to command border operations as U S forces prepare pursuit of bandits.
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