30 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
1
Whiteford to urge the school board to adopt a fifty percent salary increase schedule next year. Teachers report living expenses exceed current earnings with many earning under 1,900 a year and a few approaching 12,000. Whiteford cites salary gaps across departments and protests on the adequacy of pay.
Fragmentary text references a bank issue and local names but is largely indecipherable. No coherent events or entities can be reliably extracted to form a valid summary with factual details.
Fragmentary text shows Sergeant York in Illinois canceling or ending a lecture tour due to unspecified reasons. Mentions talk about pay, hustle, and money, with garbled phrases around Howey and Goepuaes.
A local development plan, titled India Temple, seeks to relocate a banking facility into the temple site. Officials say the project advances due to community support and expected economic benefits for the area.
Fragments read as a poetic note from an attic space. The lines suggest a personal reflection on memory and creative impulse with brief, evocative imagery.
Federal grand jury indicted Frank Randall and others in a telegraph fraud scheme. The Palm Beach Florida case involves a dismissal order and pending motions with a June date for a district court decision.
Readable parts show a disjointed ask to obtain a release or clarification about a prior matter. The rest contains garbled phrases referencing individuals or events without clear names, dates, or locations. The visible content lacks a coherent incident or outcome to summarize.
A foggy report describes barber workers in a city union striking over ten hour days and a share of receipts. Barbers refused to leave premises, while owners kept records and resisted lifting the wage scale amid disputed hours and pay.
Attorney General Garry Battle to Muskogee Moet sparks clash over a proposed special session. Freeling vows opposition as legal tensions mount and political pressure grows in Oklahoma settings.
A fragment discusses ratification of a suffrage act and possible state power loss to the federal government. It mentions the legislature, the attorney general, Muskogee convention, and fears of surrendering internal authority to the federal level in the United States constitutional framework.
Confused reports say a bipartisan negotiation on treaty tidings collapsed as Democratic senators faltered in a late attempt. The plan to reach a consensus failed amid opposition and uncertainty about further farmer support.
President Wilson transmitted to the Senate the nomination of Franklin W Culchen to lead the War Finance Corporation. The nomination seeks to fill a key director role in the government finance agency during wartime.
A high society marriage in New York draws attention as Morgan's grandson marries a former Paris widow. The event sparks chatter among prominent families and social leaders, with coverage noting attendees and the implications for society circles.
A damaged OCR fragment notes alleged links between movie exposures and robberies of boys. It mentions suspects Everett and Aaron and addresses, but the text is fragmented making exact details unclear. The item trails into unverified associations and incomplete place and time references.
A meeting between representatives from the chambers of commerce and the state fair association discussed the use of the Patr ick pavilion during the fair. Governor Rol presided and outlined plans for fair operations and related events.
A small man described as diminutive wandered the streets in a negligee, spending the night somewhere on Fourth Street. Authorities note the incident occurred in the city vicinity with no further details given on identity or circumstances.
A mayoral figure in Oklahoma City faces claims over chemicals used in sausage production. Officials say four of five meat samples test positive for chemical contamination as investigations widen across city merchants. Authorities vow to halt the use of such additives and pursue arrests where warranted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions General Barrett with Adjutant General Cope and Governor Hobert Ona Fe General in a signal of military command. The garbled lines reference prospect of actions by a governor and potential court involvement with few clear names or dates.
A mid century note details the Lew Amy bill insuring a force level of two million, with emphasis on reorganization points and the Seine reference. The report highlights the financial and organizational implications of the measure for authorities and stakeholders.
State officials continued to operate in reduced capacity as flu illness disrupted reach at key offices including the governor and state affairs board. Limited staff and delayed routines affected daily operations and public services.
Two men are dead and a third suspected of involvement as police in Cleveland investigate a double murder. Early details are unclear amid a chaotic scene and ongoing inquiry.
Readable fragments describe a local public sale action overseen by authorities. The notice lists involved officials and a general sale context with limited details.
The article details a contentious political meeting where Hamon denies rumors about resigning the race. Attendees include Lane and other supporters who press for payment lawsuits while court actions loom. Names like John Berry and Arthur We tae are mentioned amid calls to support a dark horse candidate.
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