21 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
1
Witnesses testify James Williams was shot after a quarrel with Tiley a negro man seen near the car, with county officials outlining the sequence from the quarrel to the shooting and Tiley’s possible actions before fleeing.
A fragment from a wartime dispatch notes Japan following an example set by the United States as it withdraws foreign forces. The brief item mentions the withdrawal as ordered by Tokyo and hints at motives behind the move. The passage reflects official government messaging and the strategic context of allied troop repositioning.
Disjointed report mentions Jane Alompder Hoss kidnapped near Canate and later freed by Cal. Duras forces per Vere state officials. Mentions China steamer, San Francisco and Boston notes. Erratic items include alleged redeeming bonds, migration commissioner statements, and Chicago warehouse disruptions.
Advisory diplomatic roundtable reports that Japan has decided to pull troops from Siberia. The move, framed as preserving territorial integrity, is in line with broader policy, with the United States possibly abstaining from further interference and endorsing noninterference.
The trial proceedings against five suspended members continued as a motion to dismiss was denied. Chairman Martin announced the denial, and defense attorney Morrie Hilluit argued the five assembly members remained entitled to participate. The judge overruled further requests, and debate touched on Soviet Russia ties and political expressions deemed illegal in the United States.
A framed resolution by Howard Hoppe of Amariven Lenton Mt protests John McRebold’s appointment to the fair price committee. Hoppe argues the chosen merchants benefit from high prices and criticizes the incompleteness of the appointment. The measure aims to disapprove the selection at a Sunday meeting. Local legion members discussed the matter and expressed dissatisfaction.
Police suspect the young wife attempted suicide after being found in a distressed, unconscious state in a hotel room. Morphine bottles and a sleeping potion were discovered. the motive and exact circumstances remain under investigation with no definite confirmation from the husband.
The report lists announced primary dates in January for Oklahoma counties including Oklahoma City, Perry, Noble, and Wichita. dates span January 4 through January 9. Mentions W A Ayres meeting in Fires, and references to Cherokee and Alfalfa counties with additional county reach to other areas.
There are forty three cases reported to the health department of Oklahoma City in the last two weeks. Mika Donnelly, commissioner of finance in charge of the health department, warned the public to observe health rules. There’s no cause for alarm though some cases are mild. Likely impacts on theaters or schools are unclear.
Washington January 11 opponents of universal military training push a reorganization plan as Representative Harreld Republican was named to the military committee drafting the measure. He joins others in the effort amid ongoing committee activity and debate.
The report details a severe cold wave easing after tomorrow with forecasts of higher temperatures. It notes low gas usage by two-ounce shipments, coal deliveries, and company statements from Oklahoma and Texas officials amid the extreme cold affecting energy supplies and temperatures around Dallas.
A severe cold wave sweeps the Southwest causing temperatures to fall to record lows in towns including Kansas City and Dodge City. The weather service warns of rain and colder winds across the area with continued cold through the week.
A general testifies that his heroism went unrewarded as medals were awarded to others. He recounts his actions and alleges neglect by command, seeking acknowledgment and proper recognition for his service.
The Shaffer Oil and Refining Company led a bid at the Oklahoma state land sale, drawing attention to riverbed lands in Payne and Pawnee counties. Officials said results would be announced in two to three days as negotiations continued under A. T. Durant, head of the lease division.
Fragmentary text shows a deliberative body discussing immediate measures amid a heated feud over duties and authority. Names and places are unclear, but the snippet centers on timing, charges, and a commission. The language hints at political contention and procedural contention within a democratic context.
Fragmentary police note describes bank robber activity in Missouri with unclear details. Text mentions Carthage and Liberty areas and several thousand dollars allegedly taken. Unclear names and specifics due to damaged OCR.
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