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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
1
Ongoing protests by oil producers claim gas conservation policies are unfair and restrict fair pricing. Industry leaders argue current rules hinder equitable enforcement and keep gas prices high for consumers. They urge targeted reforms to avoid restraining competition while ensuring supply reliability. The dispute centers on how regulation affects producers and the market.
A jury found George Joseph Smillti guilty of murder in the death of Mrs Smiths wife. The case linked Smillti to Beatrice Muddy and the murders of other wives, though evidence remained inconclusive. The courtroom heard dramatic outbursts as the verdict was delivered.
A German torpedo struck a British bark causing part of its crew to land near London as the vessel sank. Reports place lifeboat landings near Baltiuiure and Gromore with significant casualties feared. Archbisop James Edward Goigty in Chicago suffered a stroke shortly before noon today.
In a chaotic battlefield update, Allied forces press toward Arras and Avht Gabe as artillery roars north of Arras. The British French and Austrian fronts shift across Galitpell perdischa while German troops concentrate near Taublta and the eastern front sees signals of a broad push.
Banks formerly known as state banks face nationalization fallout and may voluntarily pay the deferred payments to the government bank authority. About 200 banks could avoid immediate lump sums by making annual required percentages, with many years possible before full settlement, while preserving their status as if still state owned.
New York July 1 The federal band Jory arrested Madolph Me Uk an AWARD matéument after a letter mailed June 2 threatened the president with a punishment if 5000 dollars were not paid. The note demanded money to fund Malik's retirement to Austria.
The report surveys women in Europe amid upheaval as marriages and alliances surge. It notes shifts in wartime livelihoods and social roles, with households seeking security through unions while soldiers and workers adapt to new duties.
L Tarver president of Western National Bank cites court to mark close of receivership for Orient Railroad. Final settlements and reports prepared by Kansas City officers. district court will discharge receivers pending minor adjustments before Saturday close.
Providence July 1 Four men from Coventry were arrested today in a widening election fraud case. Defendants include Kilery Hundsom a Limpector and Republican state central committee member Trylig Hindaon, Lowell Whitman deputy sheriff, and North Providence officials. They are charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States via corrupt practices in last November's congressional vote. Warrant coverage and arrest details were outlined by local authorities and the county prosecutor.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a speaker and college page on the right side of a newspaper, with references to names and a possible reading of ages and venues. The legible portions suggest a personal mention within a broader page layout rather than a clear news item.
A chaotic court scene delayed the Huerta trial as tense crowds gathered outside. Prosecutors argued for continued proceedings while defense counsel sought clarification on evidence and witnesses. The disruption prompted the adjournment, with officials promising resumption at a later date.
Avonmouth dispatches report eleven Americans among crew of the Armenian freight sunk by the German submarine off Treviso head. The vessel carried 1422 ree yards to Avonmouth. Survivors and aggregates of the crew are described, with mentions of international law and the German submarine campaign amid submarine warfare negotiations.
A derailed box car train carrying soldiers women and children plunged into a canyon near Monterey. The engineer reportedly refused to slow for a truck in poor condition and a pistol was shown to force speed. Dozens were killed or injured as the wreckage spread. Witnesses reported chaotic scenes with bodies and survivors among collapsed cars. Local officials had no further details.
The 87 year old Deen Hving was found dead in his bed at 1412 West California Avenue this afternoon. The deceased, Patterson, aged 87 and unmarried, formerly worked for Oklahoma Gas Engine Co and had been without steady employment recently. His brother lived at 1005 North Klein Avenue.
Governor Whitman delays execution of Charles Becker, former New York police officer, granting a reprieve until July 26. The governor indicated further action may follow from the U.S. Supreme Court decision, delaying the death penalty.
Amid pressure from authorities, Southern ait Mitte Clubs and Kilte withdrew license applications as prosecutors prepared to present evidence against the establishments. Willaus Wright of Jones City also pulled his application. In San Francisco, Chow wands faced a separate matter as Pacific time noted patriotic exercises and a court event at the University.
A garbled report discusses a county attorney and alleged judicial actions regarding a petition or complaint. It references a jury, hepatitis, and public authorities, with uncertain details about a community event or legal proceeding and potential resignations or inquiries.
Market reports show cattle selling at up to 10 dollars with seventeen head from Tentrouk and other regions arriving. Prices average around 17s per pound with stock from Part Coiling and Coho, noting foreign demand and native output impact. A musical program by the Kuletite of Columbus is planned at Le street dance, plus a firemen hosted cream and cake event at Station No.6 Lawn.
Government urges southern farmers to cut cotton acreage by millions amid wartime needs. Estimates show total US cotton area around 31.6 million acres with declines from prior years. Crop condition in late June deteriorated, signaling ongoing wartime agricultural adjustments and production expectations.
Severe cyclone impacts reported in Oklahoma with extensive property damage. Winds damaged walls, toppled trees, and ruined orchards across MUROCUTAN and surrounding counties. Weather conditions caused scattered destruction to homes gardens and nearby facilities as crews assessed the aftereffects and repairs.
A prolonged strike threatens to halt major plants in Chicago causing up to 1,000 workers to face layoffs. The shutdown could cost the city as much as 500000 dollars daily, with broader economic losses estimated in the hundreds of millions. Factory activity and employment would suffer unless a settlement is reached soon.
City Board of Health orders all dining spots in Havin district to keep foods clean and protected from dirt and contamination with proper coverings. Multiple complaints have spurred inspections and reports are under investigation as renovations progress.
The state government considers reducing taxes for Amaller phone exchanges amid a push by local groups. Regulators anticipate potential measures to ease financial burdens as industry reforms proceed, with timelines uncertain and debates ongoing among officials.
Malone July 1 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw has declined to honor a subpoena to New York to testify at the sanity proceeding for her former husband Harry Kendall Thaw. She says she fears for her life and would only provide a medical certificate if compelled by court order. Authorities may seek a writ of attachment to compel attendance.
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