06 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a liquor incident involving three youths near Chiabenee Chr tat sight. Police follow clues to locate the hold up suspect by tonight. Ray Athine, three years old, rooming at Newman Parry Print, tied to a possible lead.
A terse note from D Steamer requests Windiate assistance amid unclear signals and a 6 4 variation noted in the garbled text. The fragment hints at a need for aid in handling an uncertain situation or coordinate efforts.
Washington January reports list twelve leading Taures of the Democratic Party set to attend a dinner Thursday night. An address from President Wilson will begin the banquet with remarks by prominent figures including Champ Clark, James W. Gerard, and Governor Cox. The event accompanies the national committee meeting to discuss the upcoming convention and presidential nomination prospects.
Oklahoma City Times editorial notes a refused habeas corpus case and discusses eligibility for a pallet distribution program. It mentions a contest to name the first baby born in Oklahoma City and references Buster Cheever, a four year old connected to the matter.
Fragmentary OCR text references voting and a group called the Bankers with an invitation to participate. Exact names and places are unreadable, making a precise report impossible.
Fragmentary text shows Wilson backing a new city hall project amid political tension. References to council, commissioner, and ongoing discussions suggest local government proceeding with favored construction despite unrest.
Executives and officials in Florida face prosecutions as federal and state authorities pursue plans related to price controls. The International News service reports heightened scrutiny and potential legal actions surrounding price setting and market manipulation.
Reports indicate Billy Sunday may need to bring his own sawdust to cover floor space in Oklahoma City in April as part of his organization. The tabernacle measures 188 feet by 176 feet and may occupy a larger area if dates on his speaking tour are canceled.
Preliminary court appearance for Mrs Thomas White charged with shooting at a neighbor. White says she was shooting at a rabbit when the incident occurred and claims the action was within hunting duties. The case is set before Justice Joseph J Teuprese.
The Weather Bureau warns rain or snow is likely with much cooler temperatures expected across the region. Forecasters urge residents to prepare for wintry conditions and plan travel accordingly.
A local crime case generates anticipation as investigators indicate an arrest is imminent in a high profile murder mystery. Authorities have tied a suspect to the scene and promise updates as the investigation progresses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sidney Brock and a request related to Wisconsin census. No clear actions, dates, or organizations available.
Police recover about 500? worth of furs and silver, believed tied to a nationwide ring operating largely in cities and states. Three men were arrested in Oklahoma with others named as suspects. authorities say large property losses were handled through an alleged fencing network.
Census workers report enumerators finding people in barns and garages theaters and every nook as the nation counts. About six thousand industrial census slips used. 440 additional forms expected to arrive this week. Fifteen to twenty census workers from 1940 era join the effort. few vacancies noted with only two reliefs.
A petition seeks a return to a district court decision on automobile tax law. The case centers on the court ruling and the court of appeal upholding or denying a writ related to a question of tax assessment. The outcome affects the assessment and collection framework under the automobile tax statute.
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