Seven Cars of Coal Arrive for Oklahoma City Retailers
The Oklahoma City coal situation shows fourteen cars due on the Katy line and eight in town. Retailers report mixed stocks with six cars and ten tons on hand, several cars in transit, and more expected today. Lauder speaks to Rotary about patriotism and war support, drawing large crowds at the Liberty theater after a banquet.
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Oklahomna
Ollibame City
Hoel
Awartie M Witeling
Katy
Corporation Commission
County Fuel
County Fuel Administratom
Oklahoma City
J. C. Blark & Son Coat Company
Santa Fe
Yhering Mra
Fannie Fora
Packingtown Coal and Feed Company
Word and Din Coat Company
Trauil
Santa
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Shawswee
Oklahomaa City
Johnson
Poal
Ag Allinger
Rotary Club
Fee Huckins
Iocal Rotary Club
Leee Huckins
Campbells
Rege “Hielan
Chief Quest
Liberty Theater
Lander
Mr. Lauder
Avka
Warren
Wilson Speech to Trotsky at Brest-Litovsk Message
The dispatch reports Davi Francis, American ambassador, delivering Wilson's message to Russian leaders at Brest-Litovsk. It notes warnings against separate peace and German advances, asserting U.S. support for democracy and liberty amid the Russian revolution. The text cites telegraphed details from Leningrad to the British premier and notes the delegation's presence.
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Trotzky
Brest-Litovsk
Chief of Miners Barred From Organizing Union
Washington January 14 The Supreme Court ordered President Frank J Hayes and nine others of the United Mine Workers to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for violating injunctions restraining the organization from organizing workers at Hitchman Coal and Coke company in Wheeling West Virginia The court set noon March date for appearance to show why they should not be adjudged guilty of contempt and punished.
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Frank J. Hayes
United Mite Workers of America
Eupreme
Grant
Hitchman Coat and Coke Company
Wheeling
W. V
Oate
Site Treme
Local Forecast Sees Low Temps Around Fourteen Degrees
Cinudy area forecast unearthed and colder tonight with a minimum near 14 degrees. Tuesday looks fair and warmer with northerly and western portions rising.
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Orion
Oklahoma City Braces as Storm Center Passes
Oklahoma City escaped the main storm center with only a light snow flurry and a sharp temperature drop early morning. The Weather Bureau reports the system on its edge and not expected to bring severe conditions, with temperatures falling from around 19 degrees but not below a safe limit.
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Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
Cere
One Thousand One Hundred Merchantmen Armed Against Submarines
Washington reports that 1,100 merchant ships have been armed against submarine attack since last March. The Navy ordnance bureau is praised for wartime efficiency, rapid standard-issue matériel, and development of new devices such as improved depth charges and smoke screens.
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Washington
Naval House
Ordnance Bureau of the Navy
Vienna Rations Cut In Half Amid City Hunger
Vienna officials threaten resignations over flour ration cuts as Zurich and Neveu Presse report discontent. Officials warn the population will bear the burden, while opposition voices decry the policy as unsafe and unsustainable.
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Vienna
One Eighth of Iowans Owned Automobiles
A garbled Iowa survey indicates about one eighth of residents own automobiles. The text suggests figures tested in May showing registrations across families and individuals, noting per capita ownership and state-wide engagement in auto ownership.
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Des Moines
Biwa
Aicnnis
16 Are Killed in Texas Wreck and Oklahoma Hurt
Dispatches report sixteen fatalities and an Oklahoma survivor after a Texas Central passenger train derailed near Bremond. Rescue teams worked through darkness as two coaches crumpled, steam scaldings occurred, and five bodies were found in wreckage. Names include TARY MARTIN, JAMIES NEWMAN, and ARTHUR CRABHER. Officials cite a switch fault at Hammond siding as the derailment cause.
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Besa Tun
Morehin
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Halley
Sanilay
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Block IK
Navasor
Texas
Tary Martin
Dani Texin Wiltol
Edgar Martin
Jamies Newman
Olf
Dali Lexus
Arthur Crabher
Tulsa
Hammond Swittlh
Bremone
Waco
Packing Plants Closed After Coal Shortage
Packing plants in Chicago shut down when coal ran low. Workers with shovels cleared tracks as yards faced disruption. Hundreds of cattle and hogs are reported dead or stranded as rail movement halted.
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Chicago
Fan Moe
Armiour and Company
Swift and Company
Shipping Board Considers Seizure of All Vessels
Washington January 14 the Shipping Board moved to seize all American ships. The request asked the committee to report on rotating vessels and capacity for 175 sailing vessels with a large fleet of tank ships. Secretary Bedfield replied with concerns about wartime naval use and territorial waters.
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Washington
Requist
America
Shipping Board
Department of Committee
Bedfield
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Army Food Supplies at Washington Barracks
A blaze at the Washington barracks destroyed about $1,000,000 in army food stocks and damaged several buildings. The fire, fed by gasoline vapors, prompted an hourlong effort to extinguish it. An ordnance building with small arms ammo was briefly endangered but contents were saved. Origin of the fire remains under investigation.
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Hammond Blunt
Washington
Washington Barracks
American trawler sunk after rock strike abroad
A American trawler operating in European waters was lost after striking a rock. Admiral Sime reported the sinking to the navy department. All crew members were saved.
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Washington
Sime
Navy Department
England Needs Half Million More Troops for War
London January speech by a government minister urges national service expansion. Between 423000 and 450000 men could be mobilized at once, he said, to bolster England’s wartime effort.
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England
London
Aucklinil Daritdes
Fommons
Volunteer reserve to guard shipyards proposed by shipping board
Washington bulletin reports the creation of a volunteer reserve of 40 000 shipyard workers. The plan, announced Jan 14, aims to recruit men with help from safe defense councils to bolster coastal defense and ship production capacity.
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Washingtn
Shipping Board
Safe Defense Convcils
Kaiser Picture Stolen Burnd Revenge Or Not
A fragmented report from Moorstoad details an alleged theft of a Kaiser portrait followed by a burned scene at a residence on Grothe Street Hawley. The text is garbled includes names and dates unclear but mentions an attorney and ongoing dispute with possible legal action to be decided midweek.
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Grothe Street
Hawley
Mandy
George
Stark
Cory Enterner
Cmcau
Texan vessel sinking after collision at sea
Atlantic port agents report the Texan, a 1000 ton steamship, sinking after a midship collision. Crew of 43 took to lifeboats as another steamer rushed to assist. last messages indicate SOS sent before sinking near an unnamed location. The nitrates cargo was en route to a French port.
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Jan
Texan
Cole Histon
Myre
Exan
General Wood May Remain in France Amid Rumor
Camp Funston Kansas reports the Eighth Ninth Division headquarters anticipate General Wood staying in France. A Washington rumor claims General Pershing asked that General Wood be left in France until his division arrives.
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France
Camp Funston
Kan
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Fen
Leonard Woode
Washington
Hershing
Chancellor Hertling to answer Wilson next Wednesday
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Hertling will deliver two speeches, one to the Reichstag main committee on home policies and another to a Russian copper house meeting. The veterinary committee session is expected Wednesday as the emperor replies to President Wilson and Lloyd George amid high level conferences in Berlin.
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Jane
Berlin
von Hindenburg
von Jidendorfz
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Mittag
von Hertling
Reichstag
Copper House
Wilson
Lloyd George
Ohio Federal Judge Held in Contempt
In Washington on January fle contempt charges were filed against a federal judge from northern Ohio. The District Court judge was named in a contempt proceeding by the Attorney General Gregory alleging the judge suspended and delayed a judgment in a case involving a tanker. The proceeding centers on alleged interference with a court order and possible contempt of court.
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Ohio
Washington
Jan
Billite
Oia
Gregory
Hulge Kellie Willy
Weveter
Saipereenié Ourte Atmeltie
Kentucky Fire Led by Plot of German Agents
A damaged report claims German agents plotted arson in Kentucky causing a fire that damaged Waylars town area and involved a warehouse blaze at the Ste Jorn Abii corporation. Rewards were offered for the culprit and guards are now patrolling the area.
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Kentucky
Whee Sturg
Waylars
Tere
Illinois 2-Cent Fare Case Appeal Lost to Railroads
The Supreme Court today dismissed the Illinois 2-cent passenger fare law challenge by the Illinois Central and twenty-eight other railroads. Federal decrees had restrained the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission from applying the rate, ending the long fight over the decent fare ruling and related public utility actions.
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Washington
The
Nots Central Railroad
Supreme Court
Ling Central
Meatless days hurt garbage trade in Pittsburgh
PETSburgh report: American Reluction company, collector of the city’s refuse, petitions the council finance committee for a 9 percent rate increase over 1917. The firm says meatless days cut grease collection by 32 percent, causing about $1,000 in losses since the conservation measure began.
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Petsburgh
American Reluction Company of
Pittsburgh
Council Finance Committee
Thirteen Indian Hoye to be buried at Dwight Mission
In Muskogee Oklahoma on January 14 13 Indian Hoye victims of a dormitory fire at Dwight Indian Mission will be buried in a cone steel vault Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services at 2 pm in the school chapel and interment in the cemetery follow the mission’s loss. None of the bodies could be identified due to extreme charring as relatives and friends attend alongside the United Nations?
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Muskogee
Okla
Dwight Indian Mission
Jcoe
Addittion
Uni Ton
Junie McCree Dead Avaunt of White Rats Leader
Junie McCree a noted jactor and lyricist died last night at his New York home at age fifty. He starred in vaudeville and later served as president of the White Rats from 1909 to 1913, shaping actors organization during that era.
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New York
Mr McCree
White Rats
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