05 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
1
A garbled OCR page outlines per capita cash wealth in a city with scattered figures about deposits on hand. It references vast sums, credit indicators, and mentions Hattie Darne and other names, but the legible core concerns city wealth metrics and per person cash holdings amid a noisy transcript.
A chaotic sequence unfolds as a group attempts to kill ADA Falla in a county case. Investigators pursue suspects while officials link the attempted assault to a broader alleged plot. Residents express outrage as authorities reveal details of the night’s events and capture a key fugitive.
The mayor presents a terse annual report detailing the duties of the commissioner of patents, oversight of city offices, and the enforcement of ordinances. He vows to maintain strict regulation, support citizens, and uphold governance across departments.
A garbled OCR passage blends references to water supply costs, plants to be merged, and scattered names. The text weaves unrelated phrases and partial sentences, offering no clear event or coherent report to summarize into a traditional news item.
A fragmented OCR style text notes a feature on Congress preparedness with scattered names and terms. It mentions MISA TEI, Emilinds, Petah Vib Ma ahNS MIE Cee CHIN, BAY Fer Hire, and references to mining, coal, and various localities and figures, though exact context remains unclear.
A nomination for Callahan to a land office position is reported with local officials and dates indicating a formal approval process. The notice notes the location and involves community leaders in confirming the appointment.
Fragmentary text hints at an arrest and an informer, with scrambled names and stray phrases. Mentions of dates, places, and individuals appear jumbled, leaving the core event and context unreadable.
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