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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
American troops engage anti red Russian forces and capture six officers and fifty five soldiers in a reported action. ABBOLD MAKES EXPLANATION OF PRICE WORK .
A terse notice states that reports of Kolchak’s capture are denied and directs readers to see the related report for details. The brief item preserves the ambiguity and references the enclosure without asserting events.
A local note questions how city population figures might be recorded when census data show totals under 100000. Officials urge standardized methods to align counts with state records and avoid misreporting.
Report on a talk with General and the Masonic order’s role in France during welfare work. Committeeman describes Seventh District claims by Hamon and McGraw, debunks rumors of exclusive control, and notes a meeting with General Pershing and other officials discussing war relief and Masons in America.
Mrs Olive R warde reportedly died after taking poison amid personal crisis. Coroner's jury returned the finding in Kansas City Missouri. The report also notes wartime dispatches and casualties, with American and Russian forces involved in a separate encounter detailing a single death and multiple injuries.
A garbled news digest cites shifts in shipping and rail plans, with references to Trinity shared corporation selling assets, U S Navy officers, and a proposed city ordinance on water gates. It notes an aviation route linking Cairo Capetown cutting travel time to about one week and Rotary events slated for the city, with health updates and weather snippets interspersed.
Germany must make demand, Dutch insist. Extradition appears impossible due to legal technicalities as long negotiations loom. British officials note Holland may raise further delays. officials in France and Britain discuss surrender terms and potential third-country procedures amid ongoing international talks.
Fragmented OCR recounts Tilly and a woman near a railway station during a shooting. Detectives note a conductor and contractor present, with time frames suggesting alibi attempts. Specific names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
A disruption interrupts the Talry murder trial as Sense Boe and other parties respond to unexpected proceedings. Details remain unclear but the court motion prompts delays in the case and adjournment considerations.
Governor Charles H. Brough denies conspiracy to riot amid race trouble in the district. He notes 126 soldiers from Camp Vike are deployed and urges calm as authorities work to disarm and restore order across communities.
A bulletin from Little Rock Ark reports a group of troops attempting an escape from a military camp. Names appear garbled but reference to civilian staff and a deputy appears in the disrupted text. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors.
William Jennings Bryan resisted attempts by the Anti-Saloon League to place Edward J. Powards of New Jersey as the Democratic nominee. Bryan argued he would oppose such a ticket and criticized the campaign moves while defending his own stance against nomination. He referenced past positions and urged party unity amidst temperance tensions.
Oddities and labels fill a local display as the For Posterity's Historical Society curates a quirky exhibit about vintage drinkware and advertising. Visitors wander among relics and handwritten captions, noting curiosities from old bottle stamps to branded bottles.
An advertisement section notes space allocation among multiple advertisers. The brief item outlines how ad space is divided, listing participating businesses and the terms of placement. Officials emphasize orderly distribution for readers and sellers in the upcoming issue.
Local authorities report moonshine activity rising as enforcement tightens during prohibition. Officers note raids and seizures across rural communities, with several arrests tied to bootlegging operations.
Fragmentary poem fragment references Grecian and Roman terms and a freshman voice debating ancient architecture and the word oracle with a woman figure amid a history question. The text is unclear and contains garbled phrases.
The secretary of the Socialist party testifies as first witness in a jeering trial assembly. Committee counsel objects to evidence while the five suspended assemblymen face charges of disloyalty. The witness describes the party roles and a typical filing, detailing names and factions amid the proceedings.
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