23 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
1
The text records arrests and county matters with references to local offices and officials. It mentions a new record in a department and a meeting of the Credit Men's association with the Chamber of Commerce. It also notes international topics about Mexico and the United States and remarks on a train incident and economic discussions.
Delegations from nearly every town in the state will visit to see General Pershing on February 1. A crowd of about 1,000 is expected as dignitaries from Arkansas and Colorado gather, with William Allen White possibly attending. W A Brooks chairs hotel accommodations and will manage parking as Pershing arrives. A single speech is planned along with evening entertainment at the fairgrounds and a charity money-raising recreational event.
Funeral services for S. S. Smith will be held tomorrow at the Presbyterian church. The ceremony will be conducted by Reverend Smith with the body to be prepared and laid to rest after a pneumonia illness. Smith was a respected political figure and long-time community member.
A brief in a 19th century theater column notes Mme Homer endorses English as the opera language and hints at shifting linguistic norms for stage performances. The remark reflects evolving preferences among performers and audiences.
A London Mail report denies a planned military expedition to the Caucasus while speculation persists about troop redeployments to Constantinople. The piece cites Foreign Office sources and editorials noting possible moves tied to broader Middle East tensions and pressures on Palestine.
A 1%year-old girl found in her room at the Dann hotel allegedly linked to mercury poisoning remained in critical condition at noon. Authorities pursued why the child was exposed as the hotel faced scrutiny over care and safety.
Forty seven new trucks have been added to the war effort as the state plans to provide additional equipment. The article notes increased production and allocations to support military and industrial needs.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ryan Wrong and Daniels comments warning against changes. Discussion mentions a national committee and acetone, with unclear roles or actions.
The article reports Admiral Keeight addressing the Senate Investigating Committee on naval decorations policy. Keeight asserts the Navy must not overstep authority and stresses ethical conduct while outlining procedures for awarding honors and handling allegations. The piece notes the political tension surrounding military recognition and policy debates.
Berlin hears that Holland will appeal to neutral powers to protest the Allied demand for the former German Kaiser. The Hague declined the extradition request, with diplomatic circles noting the Dutch reply and the timing of the revelation. London reports German officials feel powerless to prevent the Netherlands from surrendering the Kaiser if pressed.
Local notice indicates women will organize a post of the Legion this Wednesday at 118 West Tenth Street. Mentioned is Mine Hebinck and others who served in the Marine Corps and Navy with honor. about fifty women in the city are said to be involved to communicate and attend the meeting.
The jury’s verdict in the murder case of William's is awaited after four hours of deliberation. The al tergoon’s opinion is split six to six on whether the defendant should receive a life sentence.
Fragmentary OCR reveals rumors of factional alignments in Hamon's circle as volunteers and supporters maneuver for district convention access. Mentions of campaign staff, headquarters shifts, and anticipated reports hint at internal tensions shaping candidacy dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or context to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
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