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Damage from a fire in the Pesltence district of Oklahoma last night left many families imperiled as thirteen structures burned and several homes destroyed. Fire Chief Tomy Mevers warned residents to keep gas off and evacuate if needed while investigators inspected the scene and homes along Linwood Avenue and West Breth Street.
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Pesltence
Oklahoma
Orning Allerboure
Persmire
Baves
Neville Jones
We Company
Rome
Plord Pettit
Linwood Avenue
Collent
Pivat
Stallings Barret
Amaver
Furniew
Fernoon
Fleventh
Mada
Tomy Mevers
Tod
Hobie Wei
Wheat Yield Report Shows Large State Production
Topeka Kansas December 11 final official 2010 wheat yield report for the state area shows 148 770 488 bushels of winter wheat and 111 737 bushels of spring wheat.
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Kanene
Topeka
Kan
Kéneap
Tere
Weather Bulletin Reports Record Cold Spell Looms
Chicago bulletin notes the coldest winter spell forecasts, with temperatures dropping to near freezing and wind chills intensifying. Weather observers say the cold will intensify, with a sharp drop expected by tomorrow and rapid accumulation of frost in the area.
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Chicago
Bungay
Menace Plant Destroyed by Fire at Aurora
The Menace publishing plant in Aurora Mo suffered a fire that destroyed the facility. Officials estimate the property loss at 125,000 with the blaze starting near the furnace door. recovery plans await a board decision on rebuilding and timing.
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Aurora
Silnare Publishing Coment
Eeapaper
Celalon
Paris report on Gary Deslys worse after throat infection
From Paris a perilous report describes Gary Deslys gravely ill with throat infection. The dancer remains weak through the night but rallies briefly as doctors and family respond. Americans send care packages and heat masses to the sick room amid the crisis.
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Gary Deslys
Paris
Varir
Abe
America
Cotton Production Reaches Five Billion Pounds
The 1918 19 20 period saw cotton production at about 6 213 006 000 pounds gross, per an agriculture department notice. The forecast excludes tare and bale weight adjustments, with net figures not yet stated.
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Newt of Agriculture
Walton Wilson differ in regard to street lights
Reported by HM G Oliver, chairman of the county council of defense, officials discuss street light restrictions and proposed curfews. Officials urge citizens to gather wood and conserve fuel while authorities threaten enforcement. The mayor and council prepare to implement measures with soldiers if needed.
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Ce Lletin
HM. G. Oliver
County Council of Defense
Metlons
Ane
Abe
Rheetrie
Joe Patterson
Commie
Alaner
Public Property
Rheirman
Council of
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Pian
Joe
Pian le
Olahoma
Wolems
Walton
Okiehans CH
Marta
Fem Te Chia
City Policeman in Collins Case Aired
Report summaries alleged action by city officers including Mullenix and Maton in the Collins case. They supposedly aided in abducting Mrs Collins to a sanitarium with orders from Collins and backing by Ned Looney and Dr. Cargil. The incident involves habeas corpus attempts and property claims.
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Lee Mullenis
Bertillon Pert
William Maton
Mra Fo Colling
Af Por. Collin
Cotline Ins Veatment Company
Intorm Automobile
Guthrie
O. A
Collins
Burgers Ott
France Italy Britain in New Alliance Move
Clemenceau in London for important meeting. Article discusses U S considered out and a possible triple entente among France Britain and Italy. Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George meet to discuss the future of Turkey and the peace conference.
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Italy
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London
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Mo Clemcee
Victoria Station
Karl Curren
Foreien Netary
Linid George
Horktat
Feanoniio Pori'loe
Great Bristo
Turkey
Haly
Gabriele
M. Clemenceau
Unitedtates
Legatie of Nations
Camen
Wapetilly
Premie Clamencero
Bia
Clem
Wate
Germany Signals Willingness to Meet Allied Demands
The article reports Germany ready to comply with Allied demands, outlining tentative German positions and expected points of negotiation. It notes Berlin’s response to Allied advice and the potential implications for the ongoing crisis and wartime diplomacy.
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Germany
Fire Threat Looms Over Texas Town
A fire threatens to destroy a Texas town as the local Fire Department battles flames. Officials report urgent containment efforts with lines of firefighters and equipment deployed across affected districts amid rising alarm. The blaze prompted evacuations and swift emergency coordination.
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Texas
Gas Pressure Reports Questioned in Commission Hearing
The session reviewed a demand to charge 4 cents per unit for gas and possible refunds on bills. Art Walker and Campbell Penentt offered evasive answers as the commission prepared to investigate the order and extension actions by the gas company.
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Jural Aimee
Erant Company
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Art Walker
Campbell Penentt
Walker
Volunteers in State Working at Top Speed
More men arrested by military authorities reported as state volunteers push operations at rapid pace. Local officials confirm increased detainees as security measures intensify nationwide during ongoing tensions.
Miners given permission to hold meetings in Oklahoma
Government officials report union miners may meet tomorrow under national instructions. President Carter says a 14 percent pay raise is included, while state authorities worry about possible disruptions. Arrests near the Hitewatha mine and inquiries into mine information were noted as the situation develops.
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Oklahoma
Meneage
Doreet Cart
Oklahoma Opera
Ermal
Carter Saya
Stocking Fund Reaches $666,465 In Oklahoma Drive
Funds flowing to the state stocking fund total $666,465 as donations pour in from Oklahoma communities to aid the poor. The campaign gathers support from residents, churches, and civic groups aiming to bolster assistance services nationwide.
Christmas charity notes from The Times
An Oklahoma City woman notes holiday generosity and a donor named W. L. Williams funds a travel contribution. The Times reports a draft endorsement from Williams, manager of the Farmers' Insurance semeasy, as part of the holiday appeal.
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Gerd
Voday
Ondehoman Times
Oklahom
the Times
W. L. Williame
Howing
Deaths Fall by Half in 1919 Amid Influenza Pneumonia Impact
Report shows 257 deaths so far this year due to influenza and pneumonia, reflecting a dramatic drop from previous years. Officials note influenza influence and pneumonia as primary causes, with records indicating substantial attrition in mortality.
Premier Wilton Announces Labor Action Amid UMWA unrest
In Indianapolis on December 11 the President of United Mine Workers of America states miners at stake sites are ready for action. The federation leader says the mine employers must treat workers fairly or face national pressure.
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Dee 11
Acti
Jenn L Lewin
Stine Workers of America
Telekom
Hay
Hint Mr Lasie
Closing Hour Ban On Stores Lifted by Director
A director overturns the closing hour ban on stores. The order had restricted hours to 3am on weekdays, with four day weeks, and Monday through Friday rules. The change allows extended hours and affects local commerce schedules.
Mines to reopen as governors announce return to work
Reports from several mining districts indicate governors and mine officials expect miners to resume work by Monday or Tuesday. Announcements confirm Ordermen will review the plan before operations restart, with production resuming gradually across districts in West Virginia Indiana and Missouri.
Nonsensical OCR Fragment of Place and Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists a jumble of names and places with unclear context. It mentions a city, lands measured in acres, and several disjointed terms that do not form a coherent event or notice.
Miners Push for Rapid Action Amid Strike Talks
United States coal miners press for a swift plan as general committee meetings discuss resuming work and setting pay warrants. Circulations to unions outline strike directives while mine operators weigh wage concessions and district by district settlements.
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