14 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
1
Aerce Company plans to tap Healdton fields with a 6-10 inch pipeline into the South Field, aiming to secure oil supplies for its Fort Worth plant. The move follows a shortage that spurred contracts with independent producers, while Magnolia dominates area activity and exploration chatter continues regarding pipeline routes and tankage capacity.
District reports reveal a violent Black Hand style threat against a woman, with letters demanding money and hints of coercion. The case mentions Atlantic circles, court actions, and a named suspect linked to extortion, set against Dallas street life and theater notices.
A wartime dispatch from a New York Mines correspondent reports Col. Harvey’s stance on current policy. The note highlights debate over veterans’ needs and defense funding, with reference to Haloniel and Haloniet in Haloniet. The piece frames Harvey’s positions as reflections on recent reforms and future strategy.
The record lists Chile Burns facing trial with a crowded docket of cases and officials noted in a dense, fragmented report. The text references various names, places, and procedural terms, reflecting a courtroom sequence and municipal involvement. The exact charges, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to OCR garble but the core event is Burns’ trial appearance.
Market brief notes a two day rise of twenty cents in oil prices with mention of an Hiairvel Prien ting Nore Fle MTL and a target around $1.20 per barrel amid trading activity.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered terms about a trial involving a Varied set of names and places, including references to a Negro Charcot and a venue likely in Hull. The readable fragments hint at medical or forensic themes, but details are garbled and uncertain.
A tangled OCR fragment describes numerous injuries and chaotic scenes, mentioning victims and a perilous escape. The text is largely unreadable, with scrambled names and scattered places, preventing clear reconstruction of event, people, or location.
A murky article fragment describes Bristol being sold on Monday, with references to individuals such as Harry Kessel Monch and others, and mentions of interests and parties. The text includes scattered names, places like Los Angeles, and mentions a British or European setting. The piece reads like a jumble of OCR fragments from a larger notice or report on a sale and related negotiations.
Portraits removed to places of safety amid a broader shuffle of imagery and figures in a local institution. The article notes changes to display items including portraits, with unclear specifics on persons or locations involved.
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