24 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1916
Page
1
Railroads ask a U S court to halt enforcement of a rate order amid disputes over schedule enforcement and alleged confiscatory practices. The hearing was postponed to Thursday as issues and discrepancies in claims were noted. The page also mentions weather, livestock price discussions, and a social club, with scattered local items.
A garbled notice reports damage from the Illinois River incident with stray words indicating a bereaved family and a funeral, but the details are unreadable. The fragment references contact for someone named Matray or Chisenies and mentions an attendant arranging wine.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Frank P. Walsh and a push linked to labor and preparedness themes. The garbled text mentions a campaign, boards, and a life or salvation motif, but concrete details, dates, or clear entities are unreadable.
A jumble of captions and clipped lines covers varied topics from Frisco supplying food for Irish infants to public notices and military mentions. The fragment includes references to a former viceroy lecturing, railroad payments, floods, and a squadron of French planes, with disparate items like Mars vegetation and ELOPEMENT notices interwoven.
A degraded text fragment mentions an event or notice with unreadable names dates or places. It provides little concrete detail but indicates an item of public record or notice in a historical newspaper.
An incomplete OCR passage references names and places without coherent facts. Readable elements include scattered terms like a person name, a place, and potential events, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a full item.
The readable content shows isolated phrases and names with garbled text. No clear event, person, or organization present to form a factual, sourced summary.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a date and a person with unclear context. It references a possible event or action but lacks full names places or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to construct a proper news item.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court declares the income tax provision constitutional, disposing of long moot points. The decision, backed by a broad majority, reinforces government taxing power and closes a contentious legal debate.
A partial fragment reports an explosion at a local plant on Monday injuring several workers. Names and exact numbers are unclear, with several unreadable lines in the OCR. Further details are not available in the readable text.
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