Unsigned Street Fragments in Waelse District
Fragmented OCR notes show unidentified streets and place names with garbled letters. The readable parts reference Washington, highways, lanes, and possible street layouts, but specifics are unclear.
18 Jan 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes show unidentified streets and place names with garbled letters. The readable parts reference Washington, highways, lanes, and possible street layouts, but specifics are unclear.
A fragmented transcript describes a violent sequence with a jilted lover, a girl shot, murder, and arson threats. The piece references police, city towers, and a dramatic aftermath including a suicide, puzzling readers with garbled names and locations while outlining law enforcement responses and public safety concerns.
Fragmented OCR summary reports fluctuating cotton seed prices and quantities in the Washington area. The text mentions crop year figures, price data, and multiple entities, but readable specifics are limited and mixed.
The Attorney General weighs a bigamy accusation tied to a divorced man believed to have remarried within six months. Legal authorities acknowledge conflict in the question and express doubt about lawful remarriage before finalization. The discussion centers on whether prior divorce affects the new union under state law.
A bank looting attempt sparked by an attempted theft Friday led to three men being arrested Saturday. They were taken to the county jail and charged with burglary and attempted robbery. The town reported the incident as local residents aided by a telephone operator who prevented the loot.
A youth admits being taught by an elder and associates in a bank theft case at Mercantile Bank. The plot allegedly involved forged checks and manipulated vouchers, with most of the seven-figure sum kept by the financier Plotner and the bank’s bookkeeper. Police hold Kornfeld, his son Josston, and Plotner on charges related to the robbery and financial discrepancy. The story includes unclear local details and mentions courthouse locations and related figures as the inquiry continues.
A proposed insurance bill would place state oversight over insurance rates and utilities. It would create a board or commission to review rating methods and suppress discriminatory pricing, with complaints referred to the board for action and possible legislative change.
Washington officials report a Princeton Maryland Association gift of a tiger toy for President Wilson. The offer was declined after the president questioned accepting given the child’s father and family ties to Vermont. A separate obituary notes Norwich resident Mr Kidly Krownell, aged 78, with seventeen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. A Rhode Island lumber firm fire destroyed most of a yard but saved several ships and the mill.
Disjointed text fragments reference a Tasmanian or Northern city legal notice with scattered names and places, including Pembury Hall, North Milrcomttiatteet, and a mention of a telegraphic message to a wife. The garbled passage hints at an inheritance or estate matter with unclear participants and dates.
Article discusses resistance to lifting oil production limits and the impact on timelines. It notes key figures such as Ben Shaw and various committee members weighing the move, with references to federal authority and potential actions by Mayors and companies. The piece highlights uncertainty over when restrictions might be removed.
Farmers in the county decide to hold their wheat for 2.00 per bushel as market eyes rise. State officials note hearings may be delayed up to several months while observers watch the docket for advancing actions.
A garbled weather snippet mentions moderate intensity events and a possible forecast for the coming days. The text references several names and locations but remains unreadable and incomplete.
Fragmented OCR text shows a political scene with figures like Mamuel Citermeyer, Hiatt, and Jeanne Hom Poverty discussing control in labor management. Mentions of capital, labor, and political actors such as Marshall and Mann suggest a heated debate on economic power and governance in the capital, with references to committees and daily legislative proceedings.
A disjointed report describes detectives on Mott Street in New York saving a girl tied to a trafficking ring. The narrative runs through erratic phrases about escape, pursuit, and a failed capture of suspects, with scattered names and places.
Fragmentary wartime report describes a brutal engagement with German forces repelled near a village. Soldiers stand firm under shelling while French and allied troops push to hold trenches and repel advances amid heavy artillery.
In a fragmented dispatch from Washington dated January, reports describe a search related to Tolstoy’s home. The narrative mentions officials and investigators seeking details and possible leads, with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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