Georgia Storm Damage Leaves Several Dead and Injured
A violent windstorm sweeping northern Florida and southern Georgia last night caused multiple deaths and numerous injuries. Reported fatalities include residents of Quitman and Alubeville, with extensive property damage and halted communications. Weather and court martial notes follow in the day’s early dispatches.
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Tacksonville
Pie
Diliary Ie
Florida
Georgia
Doorwin Wood
Spain
Quitman
Mia
Thomas Sawyer
Alubeville
Last Chance to See Great War Pictures at Overhalser
Oklahoma City residents have a final opportunity today to view the Great War film at Overhalser Theater. The Chicago Daily News exhibit, under the Oklahoma City press director, supports the Red Cross relief fund. The reels depict the war’s horrors from Belgian floods to Antwerp, with dramatic battle scenes and civilian suffering, aiming to move spectators to support humanity.
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Overhalser
Tmtlsens
Oklahoma City
Cat i
Deeing Acrom
Antwerp
Elden
Ayaile
Arizona Law Void Initiative Move Theme Skims Courts
A fragment notes Arizona law void after a November vote and refers to a federal court review by judges in San Francisco on January 7. The terse item hints at a contentious initiative drive and ongoing legal challenges involving state law.
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San Francisco
Arizona
President to defend administration in Indianapolis speech
Washington dispatch states the president will travel to Indianapolis tonight and deliver a major speech tomorrow. He is expected to defend the administration and urge continued support for the legislative program pending before Congress.
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Washington
Iprlianapolia
Congress
Cop Jay Truce Ends as Violators Face Jail Time
Oklahoma City traffic police end lenient stance on jaywalking and fishing violations. Officers warn drivers and pedestrians that tolerance has ended and enforcements will be strict. Citizens previously given time to learn the law now face citations and possible arrest for noncompliance.
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Jay
Oklahoma City
House Aides Are Selected In 1913 Legislature Report
The House Committee on Employees led by Luther Harrison of Seminole County chose a slate of assistants and clerks after reviewing over 100 applicants. The report lists assistants such as J A Gordon J Dickerson and W C ety on Porsinger along with enrolling and other clerical staff.
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Howse
Luther Harrison
Seminole County
Bee
Tower
Assiatant
J. A. Gordon
J . i Dickerson
Ed Terk
W. C
Porsinger
Benen
Blea
RC Hinke
Ben “Tiare
Rox
Clothier
Probe Called for State Department Investigation
A House resolution by Harrison of Hughes County calls for an investigation of the state department of ob tained school land and related agencies. Amendments approved require the state examiner and inspector to conduct the audit and remove a planned $4 daily special expert. The Harrison amendment adds a public hearing safeguard. Representative Harriven asserts perjured testimony occurred in a prior probe, and stresses fairness and open records. The board faces printing contract concerns and potential firm qualifications as contracts may be redirected to better equipped bidders. The motion to suspend rules failed. next steps include continuing the debate and awaiting action by the Board of Public Affairs on contracts.
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Harrison
Beminole
Ben Harries
Hughes County
Ind Temeinnonary
Harrion
Regrecvtative Harriven
Hughie Cousty
School Land Department
Hagheon
Tate Board
Line Cor
J Board
Hanter
Fe State
J. Male
Paul Newbitt
Statre
Board of Affairs
Board of Public Affairs
Subway Traffic Normal After Major New York Subway Crush
New York Jan 1. Seventy seven accident victims remained in hospitals with smoke injuries and bruises after a deadly stampede in the subway. Most were men, some women, all maimed by the crush. None expected to die. Traffic up the subway. eight investigations by state city and traction officials.
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New York
Vietima
Harlyton Producers to Mafuse Thirty Cents
Crude OCR reads indicate a local notice with uncertain names and figures. The readable elements reference Harlyton producers, a price of thirty cents, and a likely sale or levy context, but many words are garbled or missing, preventing a clear event or authority.
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Harlyton
Two Dollar Wheat Sparks Durum Market Hopes
The Chicago market neared two dollar wheat as Durum futures rose on a one grade, with delivery costs to Europe nearly included. Traders cheered a potential break in prices, though the Durum supply for the season is nearly exhausted.
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Chicago
Europe
Evasive notes on war materials shipment to Allies
A report details diplomatic exchanges about bullet and wet materials allegedly furnished from the United States to Britain and the Allies. It notes possible shipments from New Orleans carrying mules and wheat to Britain, with the cargo destined for continental forces.
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Warkingtam
Try Ay
Gout Aerostorff
Anbaseedor
Staten
Willet
Tne
New Orleans
Great Britain
French Stoppered Claims Amid World War I Battles
German communications report continued actions in the Argonne forest and near Arras with heavy fighting and temporary gains disputed by French counterattacks. French reports claim the capture of parts of the German line north of Filres and artillery exchanges but note indecisive overall results. Turkish statements from Constantinople cite troop progress while Italian and Turkish naval movements continue amid broader conflict.
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Argonne
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Arras
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Cernay
Alsace
Eustians
Hermans
Por Hon
Garman Firet
Woewre
Filres
Mt Andttemtenthe
Meuse
Michsel
Frei Il
Eneny
Steinbach
Oil Producers Here Plan Legislation With Prominent Men
Advisory Board of State Association meets with notable oil men to perfect terms of a proposed bill to be submitted to lawmakers. Tulsa refuses to join the conference and a difference of opinion among participants is rumored.
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Advisory Board of State Association
Tulsa
Hudson Plans for Oil Relief in Oklahoma Legislature
Hudson gains support as oil producers in Oklahoma push for relief measures. He plans to appoint an oil committee chair to navigate regulation and work with independent producers across Tulsa, Cushing, and Muskogee regions. The advisory board and various producers’ associations note a split over pipeline regulation and state relief priorities amidst a busy legislative agenda.
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Ils
Imade Wywaker
Tv tonMe
Friendshp
Hudson
Wil Hat
Williars
Oklahoma
Oil and Gas Committee
Huds
le Hae
Tulse
Wiriet
Soan
Saceca
Ers
Tulsa
Eitnation
Low Caton
Wad
Emsedtion
Mae
Tula
Theatere
Hustioen
Tulsamanocla- Hoan
Teacher's Salary Increase Not Advised Here
The board, led by J. Howard, reports that teacher pay raises should not be advised locally. It notes strain on schools and seeks state action, urging careful consideration of educational funding and legislative input. Buildings needed were also discussed to accommodate attendance growth.
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Leila Tore
Howard
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