22 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1918
Page
1
Visitors toured auto and power displays as state orders to finish the battle and farm equipment show success were announced. The report notes freight charges, depot activity, and political debate over war cabinet measures, with Senate leaders pressed to act next Thursday.
A large US made tank replica paraded through the streets drawing crowds from Oaklahoma to nearby towns. The moving display advertised the new auto and farm power shows opening at the Donelson Building. Visitors from Woodward Tulsa Bartlesville and Ardmore crowded hotels nearby as shows opened promptly at 1 am with many eager to view exhibits and equipment.
Washington January 21 194? Food administration officials said a renewed appeal for one meatless day two porkless days and two wheatless days each week would likely be announced this week The plan would not be compulsory for households but a pending bill would make the days mandatory for hotels restaurants and other public eating places.
In San Antonio a trial of Burgemeister related to a traffic incident and a brewery matter heads toward jury deliberation after noon. Prosecution and defense arguments are set in motion as evidence is reviewed by jurors.
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Jide C. Ames, Oklahoma attorney, asserts he will challenge the constitutionality of state anti trust powers before the State Corporation Commission and federal court. The motion seeks an injunction to set aside filings and address the authority of the laundry business venture and related contracts amid litigation in Oklahoma.
A garbled report describes a British tank displayed in Amsterdam linked to a Geneva army unit. The text mentions Merlin and Peachr events, with references to wages and a central wartime viewing at a naval setting.
Local forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a minimum around 18 to 24 degrees and warmer temperatures tomorrow. The statewide outlook mirrors mild, improving skies with continued gentle warmth across the region.
A chaotic clipping reports confusion around a youth named Lee Avmetrome or Lee Amstrong connected to an incident on West First Street. Authorities clarified he was not arrested, and relatives described distress over mistaken identifications. The piece notes surrounding dates and names but is garbled.
Washington dispatch reports a U S citizen named Walter and another man died in France during the conflict. The exact unit and casualty details are unclear in the fragmentary OCR text. Further confirmation from military casualty records is needed.
The bank reports its capital stock raised to 50000 with a small premium accounting and a 2 percent dividend anticipated. Officers include COT Kennet, WooR, Rammegs, Metts, UD Recrest, and Olle WW with Dariter and J verte among directors.
A naval incident report says a warship silenced Chinese fire near Wowhow on the Sang Te river. Secretary Taniele disclosed the event occurred January 1 at 9 vetork, with one sailor slightly wounded and another injured.
Confused report notes calls by officials for punishment of bandits after a violent incident. It mentions government figures and foreign affairs, with reference to attacks, casualties, and ongoing security measures amid tension between nations. The text references names and entities but remains unclear and garbled.
A court ruled that it is unlawful to jest about President Wilson, deeming such remarks as prohibited commentary. The decision cited remarks by Walter Muureke and others, asserting anti jesting under the law.
Chicago reports a sugar shortage creating shortages for households and stores. Officials warn of rising prices as traders scramble to restock and consumers adjust to limited supplies and rationing.
A concise report notes the Irish World newspaper being barred from mailing in New York. The brief mentions local authorities enforcing the restriction and potential impact on distribution. No individuals or organizations beyond generic references are clearly identifiable in the legible text.
Report from Associated Press notes continued American air activity over France with multiple missions and patrols. Dispatch mentions organization names, locations, and key figures as observers track evolving air operations and logistics in a war-torn theater.
Readable fragments report General Duff being found dead in London from an opiate overdose. The note mentions his likely death during rest and references associates and possible suicide hints amid garbled lines.
Ships in New York harbor awaited fuel as the U S shipping board supervised fuel allocations. The backlog of freighters faced coal shortages, delaying departures and raising concerns over vital wartime supply lines.
A weather induced halt delays passenger trains causing diversions and slower travel. Across several corridors trains faced postponed schedules as crews reroute amid snowfall.
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in Washington to urge rapid action for the United States entry into the war. He states he will push for universal military training and support for Senators Chamberlain, Madden, and Katn are in backing measures. He rejects rumors of collusion and says he seeks speed and truth in national policy.
Jan 22 report describes a water ricochet shell developed by naval ordnance experts. The device is designed to explode on contact with a solid surface underwater or at a prescribed depth. Official details are restricted, with Allied nations reportedly adopting similar measures.
Fragmented report describes a January exchange between Rome and Washington involving military officials and communications. The text is garbled but references official statements and potential diplomatic or wartime commutations between the United States and Italy.
Fragmented OCR notes refer to Sir Balwant Carson and a war cabinet dispute. The garbled text mentions misinformation about leadership, a political shift, and tempers flaring in a Malestion era setting with references to McAlester and seasonal timber concerns. The exact details remain unclear due to damaged wording.
The letter asks whether Roosevelt is a friend or foe of our country and whether The Times should continue publishing his editorials. It invites a 100 word opinion for publication, noting ENATOR STONE discusses Roosevelt as a Kalver’s Welvere in the Wasted and references simultaneous publishing with the Kansas City Star. The request implies public debate and media scrutiny of Roosevelt’s writings.
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