16 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
1
Delegates gather at Clock Hall in Paris to discuss the World League Reality framework excluding U3 terms. The session focuses on governance, structure, and forthcoming reforms by participating nations and organizations.
Commissions to enforce terms were to be named as the tenth session of the council opened. Premier Lloyd George and Vierount Wy, the Maltish ambassador to the United States, attended the session where the major task was organizing commissions to implement the peace treaty provisions. Bourgeois, the French representative, was elected chairman and presided over the opening.
SHS testified in a probe tied to S. M. investigations. The report notes SHS statements and referenced documents as part of formal hearings.
Marines Battle Haitian rebels near Port au Prince as an infantry unit clashes with a band of rebels. A sergeant of Haiti was killed and others wounded amid the fighting. command notes credit luck and a cool head for the feat.
Fragmented OCR text warns of a prohibition law becoming effective at midnight. It mentions penalties for those who fail to comply and implies urgency for residents to adhere before the deadline. Local officials and dates are unclear due to garbled source.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political convention with Hamon and McGraw as delegates. Text mentions a fourth district meeting, a midwestern city, and unclear candidate names. reads like a draft caption on delegate alignment and election timing.
A damaged report describes the release of a police matron amid allegations of bribery and misconduct. It notes authorities citing reasons to prevent further scandal and mentions a charter owner and probation officer linked to the case, with demands for accountability and action.
Hamon te faces Omne charge in local court as officials prepare emergency hearing. The case involves disputed duties and potential penalties, with defense counsel arguing for dismissal and prosecution seeking swift resolution.
A father and four children travel by train toward Albuquerque New Mexico to stay with their uncle. The wife and mother is not traveling, and the father faces a choice between keeping the children together or pursuing a second marriage. Mrs Morrow helped keep the family intact and spoke with the father before the journey. Annie Leary, a one year old with light hair, travels with the group along with Lettie Pale and a small dog.
Women’s clubs statewide donated a library to the Girls’ Industrial Home. The ceremony was led by Mrs J. G. Behwerke, president, with H. Phelps and others in attendance. The event celebrated the gift of a number of volumes to the home.
A terse notice reports Ackerson resigning from Maval service. The fragment hints at governmental or organizational change with unclear dates and context. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Fragmentary notice notes a planned event in Koweta with heavy attendance anticipated. Mentions Perrin and Rene as possible figures and a ferry exhibit, suggesting a community tour schedule and Friday night activities.
County Attorney charges implicate four men in a gambling and whisky operation run from a club with a headquarters on Grand Ave. Judge Robert Burne ordered a court inquiry into the activity, enjoining use of the upper floor. The petition names Dock Leach as occupant and accuses Andy Hartman Jim... Johnsen and Robert Mhelsey of involvement.
Dr J Mabe former atete health comigglomer now in charge of federal venereal disease work in the state contracted an intestinal virus blamed on Gkiatest. Dr A R Lewis health com mistener was informed while the disease has spread in Durnat where 10 persons are affected from the same disease.
A young woman from the city, Mary Ford of 18 West Ninth Street, is hailed as the second most beautiful among 40 000. She attributes beauty to natural skin, dancing, and daily routines at work with the Gas and Rubber Company.
In a rare assembly display in France, a large caucus gathered with 924 deputies and senators present. M Des Chanal emerged as a cross party candidate, while Clemenceau faced opposition from party leaders and MPs as voting closed with Clemenceau trailing in the ballots.
Civic outreach urges every man woman and child in Oklahoma to be counted in the census. Officials emphasize civic duty and promise to correct any omissions by contacting supervisors to ensure names are included.
An Oklahoma train wreck near Carteten at 1 0clock injured three and killed one. Dead is freight crew member and three others suffered internal injuries and bruises. Conductor and engineer are among the injured as workers work to control the scene.
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