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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
1
Massachusetts Democrats claim medals were cheapened by the mishandling of WWI hero awards. The speaker questions why some veterans were honored while others were overlooked, urging a full inquiry into the medal distribution and wartime service recognition.
Mayor Walton proposes a city labor truce plan as a first meeting of a new organization is set for tomorrow in Chishame County. He says the idea has gained interest from citizens and may expand nationwide if the initial gathering succeeds tonight and in the tomorrow meeting. The proposal would involve cooperation between organized labor and city officials as positions on a board are announced.
Fragmentary report notes deficiencies in women s welfare work funding. The garbled text references department involvement and unclear quotes about expenses or commissions, with several unreadable names and places.
A Shrewd Reporter uncovers the Jake Hamon mystery as rumors swirl about his absence from Haran headquarters. The investigation notes possible political motives tied to county delegations and a trip by Methaw from Tisa, with Hamon’s absence described as potentially strategic for the upcoming annual convention.
A young man reports his intended marriage collapsed after the girl turned away and he seeks a license change to reflect the altered engagement. The case centers on a hoped wedding for a future union and the legal steps he wishes to pursue.
Dover police broke up daily meetings reported as gatherings of apparently prosperous men. Twelve men, including J. Barnett and J. W Plater, were taken to the Findon police station after revolvers were found and a large roll of nine point paper recovered. The incident involved alleged blue print papers and Greek and Spanish cards. witnesses named Wade, Conners, and others.
A garbled report cites Col onel House as silent regarding the peace treaty. The document mentions medical bail for a suspect in a family murder case and refers to a court or peace proceedings linked to Green Lake, with unclear details about dates or personnel.
Woman discovers method to halt an auto problem amid a meeting context. Court or legal framing suggests pursuit of a person linked to a case. Names and exact actions are unclear from the fragment. Further readable details may reveal involved individuals and locations.
Madrid Bungay June report notes Saehiaey mares have Bea teteeed a Sor tommeran, processed 10 Lasbon.
A brief notice reports the discovery of smallpox 18 near Waterloo with inspector visit noted. The fragmentary text mentions health authorities and surveillance steps at the site.
Unclear OCR text provides limited readable facts. No coherent event or names emerge beyond the repeated phrase about Skiatook and a misread line. The readable portion does not establish a verifiable incident, date, or organization.
Fragmentary notice mentions a monetary deposit and a settlement of bills. No clear names, dates, or places are readable enough to identify entities or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses profiteering matter in a city with references to a committee and court action. Names, dates, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving an ambiguous record of legal or regulatory proceedings without verifiable entities.
United States era of 1918 era details a murder case in Gallatin Missouri as defendant Tarwater is brought from Saint Louis for a preliminary hearing. The record cites political tensions and a libel suit involving Democret editor Robertson.
Warrington May 11: The committee seeking to bring home American soldiers buried in France debated dates and procedures. Chairman Porter urged a bearing with Allied memorial representatives before interment, stressing next of kin requests and the need to honor those buried in war graves.
Fragmented and garbled OCR text describes Senate conference stalemate over Pact Article Ten. Names and places are unclear, with references to Pers, Nepean reserve, Grey paving, and MeKejar-Remirea draft. Silent on concrete outcomes or dates.
A frayed OCR summary notes a in Louden discussions about organizing the Democratic National Convention in June. It lists committee names and members including Myers, Howell, Mack, Kremer, Moore, and Quinn, with meeting plans and subcommittees to cover convention phases.
Andrew Kingkade from Oklahoma travels to Washington for a conference on natural resource preservation. He will meet bureau officials and state board members to promote a state survey and seek publicity through clubs, commerce groups, and newspapers. WM Golager of Muniloges leads the engineering committee overseeing the survey.
A new Committee on Study Changes was appointed, with LS F semen cited among members. Parris is noted in connection with the appointment and related discussions.
In a morning crash near the fire alarm station on Broadway two people were hurt. Ane Yuan suffered serious injuries and another person received cuts, with one listed as in stable condition by noon at Victoria Street home. Fireman from Mattoon No. 4 injured in collision of hose trucks No. 8 and No. 4. investigation underway in Rock Island area.
Warhington reports the initial council meeting set for Friday at 0:08 am. The assembly called to fulfill Versailles treaty terms per President Wilson will address entente nations’ ratification and the wartime commission’s role in implementing treaty provisions.
Enrollment in vocational classes has surged, with numerous programs reporting increased demand and broader interest from students seeking hands on training and career readiness. Officials note sustained growth and expanding course offerings.
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