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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1917

Page

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Former embassy employee now on Norwegian ship hint at spy activities

In New York on July 7 Heinrich Bchaufhausen, a German embassy employee, was placed on a Norwegian steamship by Justice Department agents to depart the United States. The State Department notified Germans with ties to the embassy or consulates to leave, though none were accused of spying. many were clerks or servants and may be important to German intelligence.

New York Heinrich Bchaufhausen United States Department of Justice America State Department Pleintich Schwafhausen Count von Bernstorff Legation

Ten Year Old Boy Arrested As Incendiary

Lawton Oklahoma July 71 Special a ten year old boy named Taylor is held for alleged arson after admitting to setting five fires over three months. Fire Chief Dexter had monitored him as watchful fires continued Sunday and Monday. The youth was found with kindling and a five gallon coal oil can nearby. He is in county court custody.

Lawton Okla Hecause Renson Waster Taylor Avenue Fen Det Dexter

State's wealth tops 2.37 million at June end

State treasury figures show 2 375 620 on June 3, with a total year revenue around 9 561 000 and 7 184 009 paid out, including gross production taxes and ad valorem receipts. The report from State Treasurer WoL Ales ander was filed with the governor. The text notes production tax expectations and changes in tax collections, mentioning automobiles and county distributions.

Wol Alesander Rach

Bonded liquor clause struck from food bill

Washington July 7 Senate reconsidered and voted 44 to 35 to remove the bonded liquor provision from the food bill. Senator Harding of Ohio warned the amendment would wipe out assets and bonds worth hundreds of millions, while proponents urged reconsideration to protect temperance efforts and minimize tax impact.

Washington Cems Senate Today Harding Ohio Cummins Atstillers Robinson Penvision Tia Kental Prohthitretn

Weather forecast tainted by heat across regions

Local forecast predicts continued hot and fair conditions tonight and Sunday with generally fair skies. State forecast notes hot weather in most areas with warnings in parts of central Kansas and west Texas.

Kansar Texas

Pinsk burning as Slavs open new offensive

British thrusts east at Messines Ridge amid Allied war summary reports of fighting near Pinsk where the city is in flames. German and Russian actions center on Galicia with heavy attacks and renewed artillery activity. reports note a pronounced salient and renewed fronts along the Nagyirka and Optaski corridors amid broader offensive moves in White Russia and the Polish border area.

Associated Press Ceneral Wruscoff Deteograd Pinek Hrussiloti Galicia Pingk Thali Pinsk Nicholas I Gemientar White Russia Warsaw Woytschaete Fisteidt Mhatver

Housekeeper Kills to Get Rid of Girl

In St Johnsbury Vermont authorities search for the body of Alive Hadddehaw believed murdered. John Campbell implicated. he confessed to beating and killing a young girl to conceal a crime. The girl, described as crippled, was an infantile ward in his care.

ST Jounsmary Ailive Hraddehaw Pornity John Bcatphell Jase Vie Vicks

French Plunger Sunk by U Boat

Report states the French vessel Ariane was sunk by a U boat in the Mediterranean July 7. Survivors or crew status unclear as official lines note the ship was lost with all hands feared. war context remains the focus of the brief.

German Governor of Belgium Near Death

Amsterdam reports that General von Harkenbuchn, high Belgian governor, is seriously ill with likely death. Recovery expected uncertain as officials announce critical condition and transport to cease.

Belgium Amsterdam Lee Nuwelles Vont Harkenbuiern Reneral Hoje

Nice Cool Spot on West Front Picked Out by Pershing

A clipped wartime note highlights a chosen area on the West Front for a Pershing installation. The brief mentions occupancy plans and related arrangements, naming American forces and strategic placement without graphic detail.

West Front Pershing

Selby Orders Arrest of All Pool Lizards

A fragmented historical clipping alleges Selby plans to arrest many individuals described as pool Lizards amid political confusion. The text references arrests, local authorities, and county roads, with unclear dialogue about enforcement and punishment.

Selby

London Loses 37 to Air Raid by German Raiders

London endured a major air attack as about twenty German planes struck the capital in fifteen minutes. Thirty-seven killed, one hundred forty-one wounded, two enemy aircraft downed by anti aircraft fire and Royal Flying Corps output. The raid came from the north and ended with the attackers leaving to the south.

London Royal Flying Corps New York Black Tom Island New York Harbor Suforban Ilase Preich Isle Thanet Essex Thanet Thames Varios

German Social Democrats Talk Revolt in War News

Fragmented dispatch describes unrest among German Social Democrats and Canadian theater units amid wartime action. Reports mention a cloud of dust and fire at an outpost, possible shelling, and concerns over mining areas. Morale drops noted in captured wagons as troops monitor Austrian and Russian fronts.

Charles Zita Austeia London Daily Express House of Commons France Germany Austria-Hungary Vienna Zurich

Perhaps a Little Child Shall Lead Us In War Drill

A fragmentary wartime note discusses civilian or militia-style drills as shortages of officers leave the field. The passage mentions a child’s leadership theme and names “Avatar Kenney,” “Vatrietic Duainere,” and others in a context suggesting improvised training or defense preparation amid absence of commissioned officers.

Avatar Kenney

First Car Ts Rum to Winans Addition

The first car to Winans addition over the extension of the Broadway line of the Oklahoma Railway company will test the city at 6 o clock this morning. A star twenty minute schedule will be maintained over this line by the Bi way cars. The extension runs from teenth street to Winans addition.

Winans Addition Oklahoma Railway Company Teenth Street

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