14 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
1
A garbled wartime summary outlines Britain pressing Germany to bear costs and reparations, with Brazil and Slavic representation discussed. It references delegations, quotas, and plans for future plenary sessions amid a stalled peace settlement.
The notice details the death of Jensie Vo Short and mentions family members. It references several locals, a funeral service at Mycarivire, and indicates arrangements to honor the deceased with burial details and family gatherings.
An uneven wartime casualty list appeared in the column showing soldiers' names, units, and fates. The unreadable text includes private names such as Merril Dela and private Woe Hoshelton along with other ranks and locations, suggesting a memorial or casualty tally from a training area or defense facility.
Report notes troops in Russia are in good condition amid unclear details. The entry references leadership and logistics with uncertain lines about unit strength and readiness.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Weather Bureau plan and a seventy GE plot kept near Tomer Vetier. Details are unclear due to garbled lines but imply meteorological planning or plotting with multiple nonsensical phrases and names.
A fragmented report notes elevated lumber prices amid reduced supply. The piece references local delays and rising costs affecting builders and homeowners as markets react to scarce timber.
A recent injury at 70 Sheldon Shelter became fatal for Peter Mo Shelton. The incident occurred during a gathering when a group including twelve inspectors were shot at Ingle Carlton. The victim, caught between debris from a coal shaft, died from a double trauma and related complications.
City Federation holds a mass meeting at 2:30 PM in the high school auditorium. Whiteford, superintendent Jol Hope, Dr Winnie Sanger, May Shields, and Mie Campbell will speak on the impact of city school conditions on children. Principals urged to invite mothers, ward club presidents asked to extend invitations to children and families.
WASTLINGTON Jan M4 report notes the 35th division faced heavy casualties and equipment shortages as the campaign in France extended from May 1 to November 14. The dispatch cites significant losses, including medical and detachments, with a focus on air and transport deficiencies.
The article outlines proposals for a suffrage law revision affecting state and university governance, with supporters arguing for broader higher education access and administrative reforms. It discusses marketing law rollback, funding allocations, and the aim to strengthen agricultural and educational programs under new state oversight.
An ad-promotional piece extolls phosphate supplements for weight loss and vitality. It claims improved strength, sleep, and appearance, touts a Westtalt city outlet, and promises money back guarantees. The bizarre text cites ingredients, claimed effects, and consumer testimonials with dubious medical tone.
Miss Lennet Osborne head of the city schools home economics department has arranged wholesale boxes of pure candy for penny lunch centers. Two kinds are available sugar candy with peanut butter filling and pure chocolate sticks. Each stick costs one cent and supports balanced rations replacing other sweets. Baby Teething Groves Baby Bowel Medicine ad included.
Campaign outline presented by Merty E. Pierce of Mirkoger as Oklahoma leader for a relief drive aiding Armenians. Malcom Lockhart of Atlanta and state officials announced a February 3 start through February 12 with local county quotas and a federal backing mobilizing near one percent per county. Campaign aims include public support to aid Armenian children and raise funds during the drive.
Inside story follows the inaugural ball as natives greet intrepid travelers with cheers and tears. Guests are herded to the venue after losing tickets, lights go out during the main events, and a chaotic scene unfolds with broken chairs and startled attendees amid fashion and song as the night spirals into confusion.
In a chaotic scene at a society ball, guests mix flamboyant dress with masked mischief as reporters scramble for notes. Attendees include McAdams, Jay Diver, Collins, and Walter Prienton in vivid outfits, while security struggles and cloak rooms overflow with revelers.
A fragmented report notes a man claims to have built a fortune from poultry with claims of selling eggs at high volumes. The piece references Mafia style doubts and a bank tie in, plus a mail order offer for a book detailing the alleged method.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a crowd scene with a bow tie contrasting with hastily dressed figures. Details are unclear about persons, places, or events, leaving the precise context and outcome unreadable in the fragment.
Monthly report by Mrs William J Hettee director of women's work notes Fil kitted garments shipped to St Louis Ma this month Redmond shows county chapter activity in Red Cross relief effort
Mis Pettee reports the Spencer branch has supplied all yarns and knitted garments are being returned. A supplemental yarn is being issued as the city of Oklahoma City 4 couplet furnahed one.
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