Helms Aims for Convention Move in Oklahoma GOP Race
City attorney confirms entry into three committee races as Helms becomes a candidate for national committeeman. Rival Harmon camp claims split in both parties and tabulates county support. most delegates in the Seventh District are undeclared. Charters show Harmon leading in Custer and Dewey with varying margins, while the Heventh District battles unfold across multiple counties.
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Helms
He Watt
Reaper
Repohitema
Oklahoma
Democratic
Mitniet
Harmon
Claude Baker
Capernes
Reventa
Claude Rs Meshaw Manaari
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Elegaton
Ben
Memon
Coster
Dewey
Pete
Favroth
Heebham
Jackeam
Unclear OCR fragment on Oklahoma City fares rates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions February and rate details for Oklahoma City, unclear sources name, and manual entries. No concrete events, names, dates, or actions can be confirmed.
Embargo Hits Paper Supply Amid Industry Strain
An embargo disrupts paper shipments affecting several mills and publishers. The move slows production and raises costs across print media, printers, and distribution networks. Officials fear extended shortages could impact daily newspaper availability and local listings.
Governor Rules That Wife Can't Choose Home City
A convoluted case from Colorado discusses a legal dispute over where a wife may select her home city. The narrative references Houtre, Munn, and various individuals as the court weighs paroled actions and a return of Covert Hieber, with emphasis on finality and potential travel within a planned framework.
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Haute
Dirihetn
Inulger
Puetho
Pardan
Hieber Inci
Explosion at Y Furniture Company Injures Several
Reported blast at the Y Furniture Company workroom injured multiple workers including girls and boys. Fire and debris scattered as survivors jumped from windows during the blaze. Emergency crews responded, with some victims transported for treatment. No official casualty figures released.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Y Furniture Company
Geveri Yeung
Atari
Serbia Moves to Crush Albanian Revolt
Jan 20 Rome reports Albanians rebel against Serbian occupation. Romany Popete says Serbia masks wary forces at strategic points. authorities act to quell uprising across occupied areas.
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Rome
Popete
Serbia
Pedestrian struck by car at Fourth Street crossing
A pedestrian named Arthur Wolken was injured in a street accident at Fourth Street and Dewey Lane when a driving automobile reportedly sped toward him. Police report notes the vehicle ran the stop and struck the victim on the crossing.
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Arthur Wolken
Dewey
Girl Leap Tragedy Grips Oakland Crowd
Thousands witnessed the death of Jen Pear Whitford in Oakland California as she leaped from the fourteenth floor of Omblendery Hall. The 23 year old woman died on the tiled foyer floor after plunging from the balcony amid a panicked scene. Whitford faced a two year sentence preceding the tragedy.
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Oakland
Jen
Pear Whitford
Tarewell
Whitford
Prisoner Confesses Slaying Four Persons
A prisoner confessed to killing four people. The report notes the suspect is identified as Chicano with connections to Lode Aitrarin and other associates. Details on location and dates are unclear from the readable text.
Admiral May Upholds Navy Award Policy
Admiral May defends policy on Navy medals amid debate over award criteria. The article notes confusion over board recommendations and secretary guidance, with Admiral May asserting authority to balance honors with policy. Contained discussion from Commander PW Krote and references to Helen Hale and Lt. Liege Animinal Wook.
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Nemor
Helen Hale
Polley
Ayer
Kayie Wome
Phowt Nook
Maked Ciyates
Admiral Maya
Ant
Buty
Male
PW Krote
Untitled fragment on police contact and fear
A fragmentary line describes a person asking how they feel when a policeman lays a hand on their shoulder and someone grabs them by the belt, conveying confusion and anxiety about the encounter.
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Alluz
Stabbing Affray Threatens Fatal Outcome for Woman
Fragmentary report details a stabbing affray involving a Black woman named Whit and others. OCR errors obscure names and places, but the incident appears to have left the woman possibly fatally injured and under investigation by local authorities.
Buster Cheever Named Jack Love by Times Reader
Oklahoma City voters and civic leaders weighed in on naming a newborn boy amid 1910s Oklahoma City events. The ballot proposed Jack Love in tribute to the late Jack Lowe, a respected former official, with the final name chosen by the parents after community input. The ceremony reflected local sentiment and a desire to honor a prominent figure in state history.
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Buster
Cheever
Jack Love
Times Reader
Pinatte
Yen
Oklatouma Melle
Cue
Oklahoma
Ity
Firethorn
Okishome City
Tank Lawe
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Okianema
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TR Harter Wan
Minterith Street
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Hunter
Seats Denied to Socialists During Trial
A garbled clip from a New York political page describes seats denied to socialist candidates during a trial or hearing. The fragment mentions Assembly members, debates postponed, and references politicians and locations, but details are unclear.
Witness Absence Marks Tilley Case Proceedings
In a tumultuous scene at the court, witness absence dominates the Tilley case as Judge W unmet presides. Jury selection continues with about 75 jurors and 100 witnesses noted, while five defense lawyers and county officials manage the proceedings amid a crowded chamber.
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Hiewige Kramer
Lather Hishon
County Salter
Coletoom
Tilley
Wi. Twine Inch Tiger
Muskoger
I. 'T Harowe
Jteno Tiorme Carey
Cuihrlé CR Corbett
Tulse
Menty
Hing
Thie Elty
Leweld
Robert Horne
D A Cavett
Train Jump Tragic Crash Leaves One Dead and Twenty Hurt
East Liverpool report details a train wreck where two sleepers were struck. Investigation notes suggest possible contributing factors from track conditions and a prior incident. Police and emergency crews responded, with victims transported for treatment.
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Liverpool
Texas Moves New Force Into Disputed Oil Lands Along Boundary
Texas deploys additional troops to disputed oil lands near the Oklahoma border amid tensions over mineral claims. Reports indicate the force aims to protect stakes and ensure orderly exploration while officials seek a diplomatic path forward.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Har Seth dom oo fate in aemictonl ae veg
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local item involving Har Seth dom oo with unclear context. Readable fragments reference a fate or event and a vet or venue. No identifiable dates, people, or organizations are clearly stated in the legible portion.
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Seth
League voting clause blocks treaty parley
Fragmented OCR text references a league voting clause blocking a treaty parley with mentions of senators and discussions. The readable fragments point to political maneuvering and parliamentary delay, but specifics, dates, or proper nouns are obscured.
Rangers on Way To Border Points
A fragmented account describes Rangers marching toward a border area and engaging in armed patrols. The text mentions fortifications, carbine arms, and cartridge supplies, with references to several key places and rail lines. The passage ends noting a Fort Worth and Denver train departure at 8 am.
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Rangers
Hedieee
Gas Company Appeals Case Again
A gas company announced it will appeal a recent court decision. Details unclear due to damaged text, but the case concerns the gas firm and the ongoing legal challenge. Further information remains unavailable from the fragment.
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GAS Company
State Court Ruling Triggers 8 to 25 Percent Rebates
Bulletin reports a 1917 1918 rebating dispute over due process claims against a state supreme court decision. The case centers on a refund order involving a distribution company and an electric utility, with the verdict affecting approximately 14,000 in refunds. The appeal scrutinizes the legality of the withholding and the manner of the hearing.
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State Supreme Court
Belaken
Supreme Comet of
United States
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Lowe
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Te Fee
Tay Oration Bey
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Meturel
Supreme Court
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Otlahoga Meturallo
Hie
Otlehoma Cae and Electric Remy
Gas Expected Today At Experimental Station Fire Alarm Report
A washed fragment mentions a gas event at the Harthewede experimental station near Commerce de Wil, with warnings of potential delays as authorities prepare to address the situation. The note references Washington and a formal feed, suggesting official traffic and safety updates as the day progresses.
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Commerce de
Srv
Rebar
Mays
West
Virginian Chosen Water Superintendent
A Virginian graduate from Dartsouth College and the Marsachusers School of Technology arrived in Chinghome City to inspect water works. The appointment process involved a commission review and expected formal approval.
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Virginian
Etna
Volwar
Dart South College
Marsachuser
School of Technology
Chinghomme City
Work on Petition Starts Tomorrow
The Oktahoms ood Hoods association announces petition work begins at 8 a.m. tomorrow to gather signatures for the county driver reform effort. Singletary says at least seventy more signatures are expected, with 4.60 names recorded. organizers aim to reach 2 600 by noon.
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Harriett
Chad Moon
Oktahoms
Vetailers’ Association
Millerand Ministry Temporary Paris View
Fragmentary Paris note discusses Millerand as premier and the temporary government. Mentions Marmond Poincare and war stance, with unclear references to policy and internal opinion. Text is garbled and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Millerand
Paris
Varia
Ramana Dy Mernl
Gevar
Wenn
Puriad
Marmond Poincare
Etynene
M. Millerand
Weather forecast ends warm spell with cooler air today
The mild spell that has characterized May is ending as cooler air moves in today. Forecasters expect mid May temperatures to fall to around 20 degrees, with a slight general drop in daytime highs and a brief transition to lower readings.
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Ave
Ted Yan
Tia Weston’ Tenighe
Eee Wits
Reba
Grain embargo to Gulf ports lifted says official
A Southern committee at railroad headquarters announced that the grain embargo to Gulf ports has been lifted. The shipment through the Gulf is restored to normal levels, ending the suspension that affected grain movement last August.
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Gulf Ports
Southern
Re Oval
Disabled Ship towed in heavy seas to harbor
The disabled Powhatan, carrying 211 persons, is being towed by the transport Washinton in heavy seas. Repairs were completed on the White Star vessel Cedric after a leaking wide was fixed. Report notes a nearby fleet near Frondyhem with thirty-one fishermen attempting a male fishing venture.
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Parsons
Raitia
Navy Yard
Fiat Hatore
Tay Yard
Cmmirtianta
Frondyhem
Auto Men Take Over Coliseum Fund Share
Directors meet to elect new leadership as the automobile share secures control of the coliseum fund. Plans shift from an automotive show to a revised exhibition due to building delays and interdepartmental disagreements.
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Auto Men
Coliseum
Canadian embargo cuts paper supply
A Canadian embargo will reduce paper shipments by about forty percent, prompting warnings of shortages. The government announced the action aimed at American controlled mills, affecting the Port Prameia area and Western Ontario. The unusual wording and OCR errors reflect a midwinter report on import controls and their impact on local paper mills.
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Wamiington
United States and State to Fight Malaria
The health department and federal public health forces begin a joint campaign to eliminate malaria, hookworm, and related diseases in southeastern Oklahoma. Health Commissioner Lewin and a public health physician with a general officer lead a team, inspecting Choctaw, Pushmataha, Latonia, Atoka, and Grady counties for preventive and curative work with federal support.
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Health Department
Federal
Public Health
Forcoe
Okiahoma
Lewin
Rupert Stes
Arneral
Itinerants' Names Counted for City
A garbled OCR fragment notes itinerants and names including a 12 year old girl and a supervisor in the fifth district. It mentions a Rock station and an oratoric crowd gathering, but the readable facts are minimal and unclear. The text appears to be a partial historical anecdote lacking cohesive details.
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Oklahome Hooks
W. FF Marvelis
Serrels
Mln
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