Federal Troops Called to Quell Arizona Trouble
Civil authorities cannot control strikers governor taking hand. Four U S cavalry troops with a machine gun unit move from Douglas to Globe as mine strike disorders intensify. Attorney General Wiley F Jones says troops ordered on Maj Bundell recommendation. peace officers sleep at the federal building amid mounting striker resistance.
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Douglas, Anz
United States Cavalry
Globe
Phoenix
Ariz
Wiley F. Jones
Hugh M. Foster
United States
Douglas
Charles M. Bundell
Doug Lian
Glober
Jones
Foster
Federal
Armise
Fiygen
British steamer destroys U boat in Atlantic engagement
Reports from a British steamer arriving at port say an U boat was attacked early morning when another submarine surfaced near her course. The vessel opened fire and observers believe the enemy was sunk, though details remain sparse.
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Atlantic
Goerman
Glock
Aircraft Program Before Committee
Washington Tate and military committee began consideration of the materiel program authorized by the War Department. One bill called for initial appropriation of 50,000, and it was estimated the cost would support about 22,625 airplanes and substantial training camps to prepare a large number of aviators and skilled personnel. Official estimates set the number of men required at about 75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tate & Turbane
Fertay
Members Relieved of Dues at Local Club
Fragmented notes describe a local club meeting where members were relieved of dues obligations. The text references a gathering, names, and a city context but is garbled, leaving key details unclear and prompting uncertainty about the event’s scope and participants.
Saxon Legislators Press for Reform Amid Royalty Clash
In Copenhagen amid a heated diet debate Saxony’s lawmakers denounce royal loyalty, push for internal reforms and liberal empire organization. Socialist soldier speakers urge caution as conservatives resist changes and warn against reactionary paths.
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Copenhagen
Lasvite
Saxony
Koverneicn
Connie Varathan
Waal
Viterbo
Athens
Clothing Costs Rise as Designers Forecast Change
The thirteenth annual convention of the National Association of Clothing Designers opened in Chicago with notices of rising costs and shifts in style. Early forecasts predict a 40 percent price increase and simpler garments without belts cuffs or pockets to emphasize lighter silhouettes and a more military look.
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Chieago
National Association
Ah Clothing Designers
Sailes
Smite
Manganese Mine Output Triples in Forecasts
A ruined OCR note reports manganese mine output rising, with estimates suggesting production could more than triple this year. It cites a geological survey predicting higher ore shipments from U.S. mines, far exceeding prior totals and earlier years.
Warmer Tonight In Local Weather Outlook
Local forecast notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with generally fair conditions. Warmer temperatures expected especially in the east and southern portions.
July 4 Accidents and Fireworks Fatalities
A jumble of July 4 incidents reports several deaths and injuries. Fireworks explodes fatally burning six people including two girls in Kansas City, while a ferry accident near Jersey City claims multiple drownings. Another crash in Toledo hurts fourteen, with a train derailment injuring several. A separate car brakes failure near Youngstown sends passengers to the hospital.
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Kansas City
Burns
Toledo
Jyly
Inediavia
First Battalion to Training Camp
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a first battalion headed to training camp near Paris with references to American troops and a French ally. The text mentions a rider or riderate, a wall of a nest image, and an expected expedition, but specifics are unclear.
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Paris
Hi Haris
Amine Cman
Sitsch
French Soldiers Rally Behind Teddy Nickname For U S Troops
French troops cheered American forces in a 1918 rally, adopting the nickname Teddy for U S servicemen while jeering the rival Sammies. The moniker spread as French officers praised the armistice era courage and leadership at allied front lines.
Police Stop: Youths Driving Car Spark City Tension
Fragmentary police report describes youths driving a car through the city causing alarm. Authorities warned residents of potential threats and enforced patrols near central stations as investigators pursued leads and reviewed surveillance.
Directors Name Lawyer To Lead Local Chamber
Janes R. Cottingham, a member of Cottingham & Hayes, elected president of the Chamber of Commerce for the year. George Frederickson is first vice president, Charles Wunter second vice president, and J B Levy treasurer. Stort named to board to succeed Sidney Lo Hcock, with meeting at Noon. Cottingham has been Oklahoma resident since 1902 and lawyer for Santa Fe railroad since arriving in the state.
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Janes R. Cottinghan
Cottingham & Hayes
Lay Wan
Chamber of Commerce
George Frederickson
Charles Wunter
1B Levy
Stort
Sidney Lo Hcock
Cottingham
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe Railroad
State
Two Boys Beat Father to Death in St Louis
William Danneckes aged 58 was beaten to death in St Louis by his two sons Theodore 13 and Herman 12 or 2? who used a ball bat. Herman admitted the act claiming long continued cruelty by the father.
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St, Louis
William Danneckes
Theodore
Herman
Write-to-a-Soldier Movement Launched by Two Girls Here
Two young girls started a Write-to-a-Soldier movement in town, prompting curiosity about who they are and what prompted the effort. Residents noted several adults observing the activity near Kok Tohadit Hegnit and the nearby Hill area, unsure of the outcomes.
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Company M
Guardanien
Commons Rejects Franchise Reform
Fragmented and garbled text from a parliamentary page segment shows reference to the Commons rejecting franchise reform. The readable bits indicate political debate, but specific names, dates, or locations are not clearly preserved.
Independence Promise Reported Amid European Turmoil
Washington reports Ambassador Hakhmenelf stated Poland would receive complete independence and wide self government, with Poland retaining control of its future, including form of government and foreign alliances, while a central authority would operate with consent of the governed. The plan suggests minimal compulsion but hints at possible alignment with Russia.
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Washington
Poland
Pinland
Ukraine
Russia
Hakhmenelf
Petrograd
Teuton Counter Attacks Driven Off by Russians
In Galicia Austro German forces attacked a Russian advanced post east of Bresany but were repulsed by Russian artillery fire, the war office said. Russian strength, now revitalized, is delivering telling blows as Entente forces prepare to resume the western front advance. German air activity shows continued search for information behind Russian lines amid limited Allied air success.
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Petrograd
Galicm
Breesany
War Office
Associated Press
Russia
Western Front
Lawdon
Guardsmen to Leave Tonight for Ft Sill
Oklahoma City units of the Obie Homa National Guard will depart tonight for Fort Sill amid a special rain delay. Parade plans were canceled yesterday and the move follows tense preparations at the hangar near Chand Street.
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Ft. Sill
Oklahoma City
Obie Homa National Gand
Diane
Average Man Holds $11.51 More Than Three Years Ago
The piece reports a rise in total money in circulation in the United States, noting the average man’s holdings increased by $11.51 since June 1, 19—. It cites the Federal Reserve and related monetary measures, indicating a change over a three year period.
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Hainiston
Lyitel
Federal Reserve
Federal Officials Withhold Results of Search
Officials say the government’s actions against German spies in the United States could shock the world if published. They vow no quotes but note combined state, war, navy and justice efforts are unearthing highly valuable information amid ongoing censorship and allied concerns.
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Washington
Cireman
United States
Aystem
Gener Hershing
State, War and Navy
Justice Departments
Smallpox Among Negro Refugees in St Louis
Three cases of smallpox were found among refugees sheltered at the municipal lodging house in St Louis. Seven hundred refugees were housed there last night, with quarantine in place for the ill. Joby Schmoll said rioting since Monday prompted the sheltering and feeding of 7,500 Negroes, while 2,500 were vaccinated. Militiamen patrolled the city as work resumed with some plants predicting reduced output.
Winans Addition Cars on July 7
A fragmented notice states that Winans Addition will see railway service on July 7 with schedules unchanged. It notes track laying completion and mentions the district court seeking action to regulate the line. The text references Worane and Marans and a pending injunction related to the railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans
Oiklahoma
Aptaat
Ware
PO Worane
Pal
Marans
Med Heri
Distriet
Frisco Sued for Ejectment in Oklahoma City Rail Case
Feture Colliery sues St Louis and San Francisco Railway in district court claiming slow damages after being ejected from a train. The incident on June 6 in Oklahoma City involved boarding a train bound for Jones City, with a seven mile ejection during a stop, worsening his condition.
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Feture Colliery
St Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Dieteet
Cother
Oklahoma City
Jones, City
Nevo Spencer i
Jeserps
Newasck
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