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Newspaper

Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1919

Page

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Plans for President Wednesday meeting in Oklahoma City

Officials convene for a non partisan conference in Oklahoma City to host the president. Jey LaFayette and Governor Roberton join heads of state groups as discussions focus on a formal indoor speech at the state fair auditorium and admission charges. Wires to the White House seek guidance on entry fees and arrangements.

Ferris Hayan Jey LaFayette Roberton Oklahoma City State Fair Grounds Admisson Fair Grounds White House Hemphill State Fair Scott Fi Lafayette

Austrians to Receive Peace Pact Next Tuesday

The Supreme Council ordered presenting the Austrian peace treaty to the Austrian delegation next Tuesday afternoon. A five day delay is granted before signature. The treaty text will be sent to all partners this evening.

Paris Ava Supreme Counseil Austria Helnters

Unclear OCR Item Details With Mixed Names

Fragmentary New York report mentions Liewt, Mercards, Haviland, New Fe Toronto, Lieut. Dan B. Gish, and Maynard's in an unclear event. Details are unreadable and cannot confirm the exact people, places, or outcomes of the incident or competition.

New York Liewt New Fe Toronto Dan B. Gish Maynard

Bonds for seven men sent to federal penitentiary

Morning to five they were committed to the jail on charges of misusing the mail. The men were identified as J A Fain and others. They are to be taken to Worth tonight by the United States marshal.

E. H. Green Federal Penitentiary J . A. Fain United States Worth United Marshal

Biqar Makers Strike Looms in Washington Be 30

Washington dispatch reports striking biqar makers amid rising labor tensions. The brief mentions announced plans for public action and potential impacts on local industry. Officials weigh responses as workers position around wage and safety concerns.

Pershing Farewell Message to France Emphasizes Allied Bonds

Paris August 30 General Pershing delivers a farewell message to the French press praising the alliance during World War I. He recalls American forces training alongside French and British armies and the second Battle of the Marne, pledging lasting friendship and cooperation between the United States and France.

Paris Hatte France England Pershing Marne

Peaceful Citizen Arouses Suspicion At West Pottawatomie

Police were called to arrest a man with a flashlight operating in the 00 Flock on West Pottawatomie avenue last night. Officers found a citizen walking homeward using the light to avoid mud puddles.

West Pottawatomie Avenue

Jong holiday for county employes

County officials enjoy a long break with Saturday afternoons off and a holiday on Monday for Tabor Day. September begins with offices staying open on Saturday afternoons while summer months kept Friday or Saturday half-holidays for many employees.

Mrs Maxwell Sought by Sheriff in Madden Case

Mrs J M Maxwell is being sought by the sheriff in connection with an old Madden case. The Madden girl was filed Wednesday in J T Hitcley’s court by the county attorney’s department alleging unveiling and secreting.

J. M. Maxwell Mable Madden Atill Peely Alice This Gomie Maxwel Madden J. T. Hitcley

Peeper Visits West Fifth Street Residence Twice

A prowler visited the 725 West Fifth Street home twice. He was seen on the first visit and fled when he heard police were notified. After officers left the prowler returned, but a neighborhood search found nothing and he did not come back within an hour.

West Fifth Street

Escaped Murderer Sought After Repeated Failures

Officials sweep forts and areas from Ole Emcalester to Mont, Teas, searching for Paul B who murdered Sper Gleeene and boasted he would not serve his time. The alert followed violations of the conditional release terms.

Emcalester Ole Cere Paul B Sper Gleeene Mont Teas

1800 Men of First Division Are Home

New York August 30 nearly 10 officers and men of the First Division the first to return from France are today home. General Edward F McGlachin Jr commander of the division staff and other officers were aboard the ship returning from the European theater.

New York France Tloe Edward F.mcglachin Jr Divis Sieeny Tranagert

Muskogee Police Seek Wan Here

Police in Muskogee search for a man described as necessary by a Messenger for the American Express company. The battered OCR reads as incomplete, but authorities request public assistance locating the suspect and indicate an active investigation.

Striking Rail Workers Return After Unified Vote

Rail workers from engineers to brakemen resume duties after a nationwide vote to end the work stoppage. Orders to move trains remain in effect as unions gauge compliance and tensions ease in key routes including Los Angeles and Needles.

Los Angeles Southern Pacific Valley Site San Francisco Salt Lake Santa Fe Oelock Brotherhood of Railway Radicala A. F. Whitney The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Whitney Needles Freano Charston Railroad Administration Albuquerque Macian Miami Okla D. H. Cotton Tet & Record Ie

Blood-Stained Car Leads Search to Body of Nashville Lawyer

The body of Robin J. Cooper, prominent Nashville lawyer who killed former Senator Carmack in 1908, was found in Richland Creek Belle Meade Park. He had bullet and blunt-force injuries and the skull fracture. A bloodstained automobile near the bridge sparked the search. Governor Peel offered 500 dollars for the murderer or murderers. Cooper had recently drawn $10,000 from a local bank and disappeared after leaving with a stranger driving a different car.

Nashville Tenn Robin J. Cooper Edward W Carmack Richstand Creek Belle Meade Park Cowper Peel Cooper Richland Creek W. ©. Palmer Welle Meade Park

Revenue Collector Conference Called for Health Tax Drive

Hubert L Bolen announces a three day general conference of sick men of the United States internal revenue to be held Monday through Wednesday in the federal building. A revenue collector will attend with representatives to discuss the income tax drive and noncompliance cases attributed to ignorance.

United States Internal Revenue Capertee Tate Hubert L. Bolen Federal Bolen

German Army of 40,000 Near Russia Reported

Lithuanian sources claim a modern German force of about 40 000 troops assembled in Lithuania and ready to march into Russia under pretense of aiding Admiral Kospeel. The unit reportedly bases near Vinoriše and travels toward the mouth of the Dubysa river then to Radvilehkis and Janishkin under Russian command in name while a separate commander holds real control.

Russia Paris Meritas Lithuania Rusia Kospeel Pari Libessing Rae Rm Stelbiko Werera Alvo Yoseth Vinorishe Dubisea Radvilehkis Janishkin Patens Freneral Stede

Pershing Rebuffs House Committee On Irish Treaty

Irish envoys told the Foreign Relations Committee that the peace treaty would create a super government against Ireland and Britain naval supremacy endangering the United States. Dane C. Cohalan and Frank P. Walsh led representatives claiming over 20 million Irish Americans oppose Article ten of the League of Nations and warn of Anglo American domination. The protest argues the league would abridge American freedom and cement governing classes in power.

Washington Aug Cause of Irish Freedom Foreign Relations Committee Ireland United States Dane C. Cohalan Supreme Court of New York Edward F Dunne Miinois Frank P. Walsh Rourke Cochran Weatearita Tes Berrieves Pris En Wilton League of Nations League Ju. Cohalan Great Britain League Assembly Walsh American Commission of Irish Independence

Express Refund to Land Office Sparks Local Debate

A garbled notice notes money handed back to the land office amid community dispute. It mentions a double event at the same location and hints at a corrective action, with locals comparing it to earlier, allegedly improper refunds. The fragmentary text preserves names and place hints while leaving details unclear.

Express Land Office

New Airline Map Ups Oklahoma City Station Plans

Aircraft firm National Airline Corp plans to base Oklahoma City as a hub between San Antonio and Kansas City with daily flights to St. Louis and New Orleans. Ten to twelve Curtiss planes already operate locally with options for 25 to 30 more, plus a hangar and field at Westwood as landing site under consideration.

Oklahoma City San Antonio Texas Kansas City James O. Lewis National Aiplane Corporation St. Louis Lewis Westwood Curtiss Fort

Pershing Refuses to Testify Amid War Expenditures Clash

General John Pershing, commander of the American Expeditionary Force in France, declines to recognize the congressional committee on war expenditures, saying he is too busy and that army records have already been shipped to Washington. The four minute exchange at Paris headquarters grew tense as representatives pressed for access to information and questioned military civil authority.

International News Service Washington Wilson American Federation of Labor Gary Firzpatrick Washisada Bis Paris Johnny Pershing France Pri Togues Pershing Jesma Fenhieg Hinters Royal C. Johan Royal Okasoe B Bland Bland Tee Gaby Ted i

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