ER Asks City to Aid Soldiers and Returnees
City officials, led by Mayor B D Shear, were urged by Secretary of War Henry Laker to aid returning soldiers and unemployed veterans. The council discussed ways to boost public works and secure jobs for Oklahoma City workers who may lose employment to veterans rejoining the labor force.
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CITY
Haker
B. D. Shear
eShene
Yelieve
Great West
Oklahoma City
Deel
Peace Plan Uncertain as Open Conference Details Emerge
Report notes that final decisions on the peace plan are not yet made and talks are in formative stages. Key figures including Lansing, Col House, and Lord Robert are reviewing league plans with Wilson and British officials. Plan calls for January exchanges among the big four and eventual plenary sessions to set delegate composition and open-ness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
State
Lansing
Col E Mc Hine
Robert Deed
League of Nations
Wilson
Colonel House
France
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Serbia
Greece
Romania
Portugal
David Lloyd George
Lemenceau
Lando
Paris witnesses talk as Italy seeks peace with Clemenceau
Jan 8 dispatch reports Italian leaders including Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino expected in Paris to confer with Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pichon. Delegations may announce results soon as peace negotiations loom and Serbian Regent Alexander’s visit is postponed.
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Lesmen
Paris
Havas
Orlando Ant
So Ino
Italy
Toya
Hila
Clement
Pichon
Narions
Fac
Alterler
Serbia
Fragmented War Casualty Report From An Unreadable Field
Fragmented OCR text lists casualties and prisoners with garbled names and places. It mentions missing and wounded individuals, a private named Greely, and references to a casualty tally, with partial details about locations and dates. The exact identities and totals are unclear due to damaged source text.
Spartacans Seize Arms as Berlin Riots Rage On
Semi official reports say troops clash with radicals in Berlin as Spartacans attack the foreign office chancellor palace and ministries. They seize the royal stables police HQ and arsenals while a marine division backs the government and General Groener offers to occupy the capital with forty divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter Io
Wolff
Inivision
Foreign Office
Eichhorn
Spandau
Groener
Decisive Encounters Near Berlin In 1919
A Berlin council of war resolved to use all military forces against the Spartacans. Gustave Noske becomes commander in chief as troops converge near the chancellor’s palace. Pickets block streets and windows are shuttered while government and Spartacans face off along Wilhelmstrasse. Encounters of a decisive nature are reported as imminent.
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Lorna Hage
Berlin
Central Council of
Frankfort
Gustave Noske
Spartacans
Wilhelmstrasse
Berlin Council On The Side Of Ebert Error Park Siege
Berlin council on the side of Ebert reports confusion after a semiofficial news outlet says a German fort and officer were seized by Spartacans, prompting a dispatch from Wallhuteau about the incident. Swita MASEL notes Tuesday January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ebert
Masel
Swita
Wallhueteau
Prankfort
Spartacans
Determined Spartans Move Against Ebert in Berlin
Widespread seizure of public buildings and railways by the Berlin sol diers and workmen's council during a failed attempt to overthrow the Ebert government. Spartacans reportedly controlled railways and halted trains while authorities urged calm as violence subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Weankfort
Angeiger
Spartacans
Hienes Sjaper
Wein
Jancus
Karl Liebkneeht
Ebert
Siemesade
Spartarans
Ue Tesla
Hwrilde ‘Ig
Shevint Orman
Marshal von Hiner
Sharp Fighting in Shar Palace Ends in Many Deaths
In front of the chancellor's palace unrest erupts as Spartacans misstate surrender and open fire. Government soldiers are killed, with many wounded as rebels push for control. A delegation seeks talks but is rebuffed until government vacates contested buildings. A chaotic political scene follows.
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Shar
Spartacane
Dehknecht
Nti
Moneay
Jan Glm
Free health examinations under city food handling ordinance
A city ordinance requires all persons handling food or drinks to hold a health certificate renewed every thirty days. Examinations will be free at the city physician and University hospital while exams by a family physician may incur charges. A bill is being prepared to grant state influence to the ordinance during the current legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
University Hospital
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Guarantee
Druggists refund money if PAZD OUST MENT fails to cure Itching Hind Bleeding or Protruding Piles Stops Irritation Soothes and Heals You can get restful sleep after the first application Price Ale (Ady)
Body of Roosevelt Laid to Rest in Simple Ceremonies
The service began at the house before rites at Christchurch with Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Representative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Captain and Mrs Archibald Roosevelt, Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr, Mrs Richard Derby, Mrs Douglas Robinson, the colonel’s sister, Mr and Mrs T Douglas Robinson, the latter the colonel’s nephew. Rear Admiral W S Cowles attended.
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Roosevelt
Christchurch
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Archibald Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt Ir
Richard Derby
Douglas Robinson
T. Douglas Robinson
W. S. Cowles
Roosevelt Funeral Rites Honor Colonel Roosevelts Allies
A large funeral ceremony in New York honors Colonel Theodore Roosevelt with relatives and leaders present. Notables include Langdon Warner, Nellie Tyler, and Mrs. Roosevelt, while Vice President Marshall and Admiral Winslow attend. Delegations from Congress and New York state officials arrive, and many organizations send condolences. Paris officials also send tributes as the service proceeds.
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Josephs
Muesell Ani Sohn
Rogsertt
Reeve Merritt
Jeat Roosevelt
Veredent Wilson
Thibie K. Marshall
Army
Peyton
Marek
Navy
McR
Winslow
Congress
Alfred E. Seuith
Sested
Henry Cabot Lodge
Assachinetty Winer
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hue
Greenwas
Bichte
Aiie
Mie Rowe Channing
Princeton
Robert Chayning
Dane
Las Vers
NMC
Arthur F Canby
Toaring Camye
George At Charis
Kaneblach
Charlee Mills
Hilgar Knapp
J Lorimer Worlen
WA Davidson
Kenneth D. Robinson
Gay Mu
American Academy of Arty and Letters
Nicholas Society
Commure Club
Board Club
Boone and Crockett
Aaronnae, Club
American Defensevery
Enon League Club
Mra
Roowevelt
Kveter Bay
David Liond Gedewe
Washington Honors Roosevelt Memory in Mourning Proclamation
Washington and Oyster Bay join in mourning Theodore Roosevelt after his death. Congress unanimously declares Wednesday a day of national mourning and a monument costing 175.0 dollars to be erected. Government buildings fly at half mast for thirty days as per official proclamation.
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Havana
Congress
Col
Theodore Rowervelt
Roosevelt
Washington
Jan B. Washngton
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
N.Y
Colonel Roosevelt
Oklahoma budget items listed for several state institutions
A fragmented list shows proposed funding amounts for many Oklahoma state facilities and schools. Items include Union Soldiers' Home in Oklahoma City, the Deaf School at Sulphur, Industrial School for Girls in Oklahoma City, and multiple state hospitals and homes with first and second year allocations. Also noted are the Penitentiary at McAlester, Cameron and Connors State Schools of Agriculture, Murray State and Panhandle Agriculture schools, and the State University at Norman with salaries and maintenance figures.
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Momey
Oklahoma City
Sulphur
Oklahoma State
Pryor
West Oklahoma
Helena
Oklahoma Hospital
Vinita
Oklahopital
Fort Supply
Monty
Magspital A
Central Oklahoma Hospital
Fortesane
Normans
McAlester
Cameron State School of Agriculture
Oyster Bay Plans Monument to Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay leaders launch a memorial for Theodore Roosevelt with a local monument and debate possible extensions. Suggestions include naming a national highway and planting trees nationwide as tributes to the former president and Oyster Bay resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Washington
Woner
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Lathron Park
The
American
Williams asks for huge budget for state work
Governor Williams recommends appropriations for state institutions for the next two fiscal years beginning July 1 1919. Proposed funds include Oklahoma Institute for the Feeble Minded 1550 annually, State Training School for Boys Pauls Valley 5000 first year and 4000 second year, Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha 68000 first year and 65000 second year, School for the Blind Muskogee 94000 first year and 86000 second year, Deaf Mind and Orphan Lastinite for Negro Boys at Taft 40000 first year and 5700 second year, Confederate Home Ardmore 4640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Oklahoma Institute
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Muskogee
Tait
Confederate Home
Ardmore
Drop a Few Years From Your Age with Facial Massage
A beauty firm promotes an Electrical Facial Massage and a special compre treatment to reduce visible aging. The ad claims a natural healthy complexion through a sequence of facial procedures and rejuvenation steps.
Financial status report shows state indebtedness and building bonds
The document outlines the states financial condition with a $1,400,000 bond series maturing in ten equal installments starting August 1, 1918 and interest at 4 percent. It notes $2,907,000 outstanding as of October 15, 1921, with warrants for public building bonds issued against land security and proceeds from sales.
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Beeston
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Carvalti
Pate Honnes
Jy Bey
Greely
Miele
Comlahoraane
Tahotwinge
Grove
Clemenceau
Theodore Hoosevelt
Esterday
Wila
Senate
Shah
Peeceiy Oltie
Herontitg
T. R
Cennine
the Little Grocery
Harris
Saya
Harrison
Victrola
Vietrolas
Graton Recorde
Rimball Teer
Mrs
Rosenfield
W. Main Bt
Eanpress
Safa
Ritter, Thaaed Grae Eanes
Weston
Wesbanc
Tulsa
Western Bank Supply CO
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