Tragedy at General Pershing Home Claims Family
A tragedy reported from the residence of Brigadier General Pershing says his wife and children perished. An officer at the front died due to an exploding lamp, details blurred by the damaged text.
27 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
1
A tragedy reported from the residence of Brigadier General Pershing says his wife and children perished. An officer at the front died due to an exploding lamp, details blurred by the damaged text.
A disordered scene at the Arie hotel involved multiple arrests after a disturbance described as a riot or quarrel. Witnesses recount tense actions as police subdued the fray and detained several men amid the confusion.
Fragmented OCR text references bridge sites splendor noble and early next week reporting to national defense in Washington. Mentions Aug 21 and various names and places, including Carlande, Wilkon, and Hibttotin, with uncertain context about a plan and labeling for summer labeling.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a railroad valuation project and related figures. It mentions a ten year horizon, authorities, and proposed work scope. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to garbled input but imply a formal assessment process and financing concerns. The piece hints at government or corporate involvement in railroad valuation efforts and procedural steps.
The readable fragments hint at a Chamber of Commerce tribute or reportage involving local figures, plans, and civic activity. Names and places are garbled, with scattered references to individuals, dates, and organizations, forming a fragmented civic notice.
Fragments show students enrolling early amid routine back to school routines. The garbled text references teachers, schedules, and a plan for attendance as classes begin in September with focus on enrollment, registration, and preparatory activities.
A collapsed span caused a large crash injuring twelve as plow workmen and bystanders were affected. The event disrupted road and rail activity with multiple agencies responding and a hospital taking in several people for treatment.
A garbled report discusses the United States and other nations in a tense export market, citing official data on long term trade balances and anticipated shifts. It references Board of Trade figures, annual totals, and potential policy impacts on domestic and international shipments.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to an equalization board and legal action. It mentions Appisu, THON riders, and various garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or concrete events are legible enough to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary text indicates Taite favors terms for an island territory to accept a United plan. Government officials signal agreement may occur but details are unclear and many words are garbled. The report mentions a financial protectorate and potential ratification by a congressional body.
Fragmented text references a theoretical war topic with mentions of cabinet, interior secretary, and Washington signals. The readable portions describe abandoned actions and a discussion of commands, taskers, and notices amid unclear sequence and garbled names.
The notice details Oklahoma's plan to sell a large number of horses as part of a broader economic adjustment. It references dates, locations, and officials involved, signaling a state effort to raise funds and manage resources during a period of financial uncertainty.
A weather brief notes a PSA for Waterton and nearby areas. It mentions airways and timing with emphasis on health warnings and possible rainfall. The fragment references specific places but lacks full details on agencies or dates.
Fragmented OCR describes a husband taken to hospital after an alarm during a domestic dispute. An officer appears, a confrontation escalates, and pursuit follows across several blocks ending with a fatal outcome. The readable text is garbled and difficult to confirm names or exact actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions television or media topics with names and places obscured. It references a series of distorted terms such as WT, Lahti, Afeion, and UG, hinting at a regional program or meeting. No clear entities or concrete facts are readable to establish a specific event or outcome.
Berlin reports the Rue shen fortress on the Nie river line south of Keown has been evacuated. An official notice says German forces aim to break the deadlock by a renewed push with railroad supply lines and mining operations to retake the fortress as Allied troops press advances elsewhere.
The report details a renewed Welsh miners strike with large turnout and widespread disruption. It notes leaders and union figures organizing a deputation to press demands, while tensions rise between workers and authorities.
A fragmented report describes a blonde figure linked to a tense meeting in Dark Town. The text mentions a queenly figure Adie, a nearby place Putie Vlyhy, and references to a person named Addie with unclear roles. The overall piece hints at social tension and unclear allegiances in a remote community.
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