11 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
1
Restoring invaded nations and securing reparations are sought in a new push toward negotiations. Reports from London say a cautious U S reply may shape the form of any peace offer. Premier St George addresses guild hall advocates broader terms while allies press for a swift end to war.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local notice from Tom dated January 11 concerning changes to shipping, warehousing, or related schedule details for a party or commodity. The readable bits show references to dates and adjustments but lack full names or locations.
A cardinal asserts Sees ain oe Belore in a dispute over beer. The matter centers on naming and branding, with parties citing prior uses and potential consumer confusion. Officials review evidence and seek a resolution in coming weeks.
Two fires within two hours at 239 Vert Hickory Street. A two year old child of Mrs Davers suffered severe facial burns before firefighters extinguished the blaze. A second fire, likely from the same cause, resulted in Bertrd Stan being burned to death after the child’s injuries.
MecALI Oita January 11 reports a man who threw himself in front of a train in the local yards. The incident was deliberate and the man died instantly. His mother resides in St. Louis.
The documented report shows Commissioner J.B. Hate returning as chair while fellow official W. D. Humphra faces reelection pressure. The proceedings reference controversy within the See ag AGM and the overall tone points to tension over leadership and governance.
British troops advancing from near the Suez Canal region push northeast toward the border of the Holy Land, claiming capture of five entrenchments near Rafah and nearing El Arish thirty miles away, with reports of continued movement and sparse details due to wartime censorship.
Washington January 1. Despite four years in circulation the Buffalo nickel is not rare. Treasury officials say more than 219 million Buffalo nickels are in circulation and no premium is paid for the coin.
Washington dispatch reports that the House Rules Committee, amid Republican protest, voted to report adversely Representative Wood's privileged resolution accusing charges of a Wall Street influence on President Wilson's peace vote. The action affects Lawson inquiry prospects and sparks dispute over the committee's leak allegations and ongoing investigations.
In Chicago on January 11 Mina Helen Mayer aged 25 and another nurse faced police on holdup charges. The report notes both women admitted involvement during the investigation and were taken into custody as authorities pursued credit and loan term allegations.
Harry K Thaw sought by New York authorities for kidnapping and assault on a Kansas City boy was found in a West Philadelphia apartment at Fifty third and Walnut with wrists and throat cut. He was taken to St Mary's hospital. doctors condition uncertain. Detectives reported Thaw removed Macy's feipts and may survive as police consider moving him for safety.
Revenue officials report an interest from Bert L in leading a company with Rev. Hu as a named figure. The offer signals potential leadership changes and strategic direction for the group. Further details on the offer and positions to be filled were not disclosed in readable text.
A Washington government printing office employee stops a passerby for a light. The stranger offers his cigar, and the worker replies with a politeness that ends with an introduction as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The exchange underscores courteous conduct across social ranks.
Tulsa business district rocked by two explosions as robbers target Osage and Okla Home Company vault in Pioneer building around 2 a.m. Police report bold attempt near downtown. attackers fled as alarms rang. Victim company faced about $100 loss in cash and valuables.
British government officials announced that the battleship Cornwallis was sunk in the Mediterranean on Tuesday by a submarine. The vessel, a 37,000 ton battleship, was confirmed as in service in the region prior to the explosion.
Fire records in Ofdaiome were broken in 1916 with rates of fires and total losses. During the fires, three counties reported significant incidents and states of emergency were declared.
A fragmentary entry mentions Bill Pin Hume and Raper in connection with a phrase bone dry. The text hints at names and a possible descriptor but lacks full context or location details. Further readable details are not provided.
In Murray a crowd menaced a trial of a Black man as Governor Stanley arrived to uphold the law. He pledged to protect the court and its proceedings, stating he would lay down his life if needed. Attorney Denny Smith had been sent by special train to Murray amid tensions.
Oklahoma City post office records show recertifications approaching six hundred thousand dollars in value. Officials note rising costs and extend timelines as criteria tighten for eligibility and qualification.
The text provides a fragmented note stating a test of constitutional validity was conducted but lacks clear details. No proper names, dates, or concrete outcomes are present to establish a full factual record.
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