OKLHOMINS EE STORM FORCED LANDING AT BEACH
A fishing party spent the night on a Corpus Christi beach as a storm forced their launch to ground. The party led by J. MeAtester and associates from Tulsa and Oklahoma included bankers and businessmen. They sailed from Corpus Christi for a pleasure trip when high seas capsized the boat and stalled rescue efforts until authorities advised remaining at sea.
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Texas Tile
Tulsa
Ohta
J. 7
MeAtester
Okdalona
Dings
Protest Filed Over River Land Lease Affecting Tribal Allotments
The U S government filed a written protest with the railroad land commission against a river land lease adjoining a land panel on the Red River. The filing contends Kiowa Comanche Apache and other tribes hold riparian rights extending to the south bank and opposing placer mining claims, while Texas asserts title to the river bed. The dispute touches about one third of the allotments advertised by the state and could affect state boundary interpretations along the southern bank.
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United States
Thay
Red River
State of
Texas
Action Tykem
Wa] Derant
Oil and Gay
Corporation Commission
Althouih
Ohio Board Bars Willard Dempsey Fight Photos
The Ohio censor board rejected the Willard Dempsey fight pictures as unfit for public exhibition in Ohio. Officials said the fate of showing the images elsewhere depends on Rodenberg act constraints and whether the bout is classified under state law as boxing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willard Dempsey
Ohio Censor Board
White Price
Chemist Praises 1919 Oklahoma Wheat as Finest Yet
A chemist from the Acre Milling company declares the 1919 Oklahoma wheat the finest yet after testing bread made from the crop. He notes higher gluten content and bread quality, with a new mill lab setup and equipment contributing to the superior grade and potential for better baking results.
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Oklahom
Acre AU Uing Company
Dowell
Muller
Asvardiig
Dettiital Allio Tver
Hiller
Chief Nurse Bitten by Dog in Brief Incident
A local chief was bitten on the hand while handling a dog. The chief received medical care for a laceration as the animal clamped its teeth during play. Police comment on the incident indicate no further danger or charges.
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Jerry Sonith
Senth
Alleged Car Thieves Brought to Jail Here
DD Ronn, Robert Moore and Bill Hazelwood were brought here from Hobart Oklahoma by Deputy Sheriff Claude M Tyler and placed in the county jail on a charge of grand larceny. They are accused of stealing an automobile from TF Neanill at 740 East Twentieth Street on July 4.
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DD Ronn
Robert Moore
Bill Hazelwood
Hobart
Okla
Claude M Tyler
Grant Laterny
TF Neanill
East Twentieth Street
Arson Case Hearing Set for July 21
A continuance until July 21 was granted by Justice WP Hawkins for the preliminary hearing of John Hicks and Laura Howell, charged with attempted arson and conspiracy to burn down a Powell woman’s residence at SI North Maryland avenue on May 15, 1919.
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WP Hawkins
John Hicks
Laura Howell
Powell
SI North
Maryland Avenue
Allies Advance On Archangel Front From Archangel Dispatch
Allied forces on the Archangel front in northern Russia have advanced along the Dyina river after repulsing a Bolshevik attack on July 4. General Tronante, the feltish commander, reported from Archangel in official dispatches today. The Allied advance began the following day.
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London
Archangel
Russia
Dyina
Tronante
School building additions to begin work today
Excavation work will probably start today on three additions to grade school buildings by R M Crissman whose contracts have been approved. The board will review contracts for Campbell and Price and The Holmboe Construction company at tonight's meeting.
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R. M. Crissman
Crissman
Board of Education
1 Y. Stearley
Campbell and Price
Holmboe Construction Company
Mexican ambassador to U S refutes wild stories from Washington
Yenacio Panillas, Mexican ambassador to the United States, said in a interview that when he travels to Washington probably Tuesday he will have full knowledge of the Mexican situation as given by President Carranza to refute wild stories in the United States about Mexican conditions. His instructions aim to remove causes of misunderstanding and bring about an era of good feeling.
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Mexico City
Yenacio Panillas
United States
Washington
Carranza
United Ee
Mexico
Alowg
Council of Defence Under Fire
An iHouse committee chairman denounces a secret rule amid sharp criticism aimed at the Council of Defence. The session centers on transparency, procedure, and urgent reform measures. Observers expect further hearings and possible revisions to governance rules.
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Council OF Defence
iHouse Committee
Powers Unprecedented War Council Charge Sparks Debate
A garbled Washington narrative claims an unnamed president created a covert wartime advisory body with six cabinet executives and seven civilian appointees to control policy and wartime measures. It alleges the panel acted as real executives, enabling actions beyond legal bounds and effecting drastic wartime policy shifts.
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Graham
Wehigt
Congress
Chavitia
Art
Herbert Mouver
Culbertson Line Franchise Today
City Honpral chief engineer and assistant manager of the Oklahoma Railway company and Kent Shartel Latteries seek a franchise from the state corporation commission at the capitol for a Culbertson line extension. The plan routes cars to the capitol and back to serve capital workers and northeastern residents, with construction likely to start soon.
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City Honpral
Oklahom Railway Company
Kent Shartel Latteries
Corporation Commission
State Chapitol Jorlay
Culbertson
Capitol
Northeast Improvement League
Culbertson Line
Capital
Ork
Ate
Northeast
Wheat labor shortage emergency is passed
J T Mair of the federal state employment office said this morning that the emergency demand for workers in the Oklahoma harvest fields is paved. The office can still place all who want to be harvesting. Girl shoots Chicago attorney in his office. Benjamin E Viver wounded as a 19 year old girl avenges supposed dishonor.
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J.T Mair
Federal State Employment Office
Oklahoma
Chicago
Benjamin E Viver
Ant
Hay
Inshonor
Earl
Margaret Leithamier
Here Is Daring Crew of R-34 and View of Big Dirigible Alive
A fragmentary report describes an R-34 airship crew including Lieutenant Commander, a mayor, and engineers. The text mentions the dirigible’s alive appearance and a dramatic demonstration by a naval unit. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Nurse Adds Angle To New's Case In Los Angeles
A nurse named Mrs Laila Burger is sought as a potential witness in the Miss Lesser murder case in Los Angeles. New claims his nurse influenced his victim to resist marriage, while detectives pursue a temporary insanity defense and other angles. Senator Harry S New’s ex wife, Mrs. Laila Burger, plans to travel to defend him.
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Miss Lesser
Herman Cline Sand
Laila Burger
New
Harry S New
Indiana
Los Angeles
Striking Telegraph Operators Waive U S Hearing
E J Giddings, attorney for the striking telegraph operators arrested on order of US Attorney John A Fain, waived the preliminary hearing this morning. The defendants will be sent to the grand jury tomorrow. no date set. Commissioner Ernest Chambers expects the grand jury some time in September. No evidence will be disclosed at present.
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E. J. Giddings
John A. Fain
United Statetorney
Ernest Chambers
United States
Chambers
Fain
Giddings
President Will Address Senate In Open Session
President Wilson plans to address the Senate in an open session on the peace treaty and the league of nations. The White House announced the address for noon, with indications he may travel the country afterward. a definite start time for his trip remains undecided.
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Senate
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Matheen
Witton
Columbus
Ohio
Local Weather Notes And A Home Spared In Accident
A terse report describes a mule kicking incident followed by comments about a doctor and a man involved. It mentions a serene tone at Bere Local Formgart and a continued warm forecast into tonight and Tuesday, with cooler conditions in the northwest portion.
Mexico Promises To Capture Bandits Near Tampico
Washington July 7 The Mexican foreign office told the American embassy in Mexico City that orders have been sent to Tampico military authorities to pursue and capture the bandits who attacked and killed John W.orrett an American citizen near Colonia Frwenshuret twelve miles north of Tampico on June 16 as announced by state department official Phillips today.
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Washington
Mexicn
Tampico
John W. Uorrett
Colonia
Frwenshuret
Wetary
State Phillips
Allied Council Debates Matter of Censorship
Allied council session in Paris discusses removing censorship on German communications as part of postwar policy. Admirals’ report on remaining German warships delays final decisions, with powers split on destruction or division. Mrs Trepagner goes on trial in Chicago for murder related to a Washington miniature dispute.
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Allied Council
Paris
Germany
Econotrc
Varner
Herz
Trepagnier
Chicago
Vera Teepagnier
New Orleans
Paul F Voteland
George Washington
Allies prepare to ask Holland for red bill
London July 7 The allies have not yet made official representations to the Dutch government regarding the extradition of the former German emperor but steps are being taken. Government spokesman Andrew Tomar Law told the House of Commons that Bonar Law’s statement answered questions about unofficial commissions.
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London
Andrew Tomar Law
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Wilson Knew of Plans, Paris Says
Paris news outlets report that President Wilson was said to be aware of certain plans during a period of intense diplomacy. The article notes ongoing state discussions and references party bureau statements as part of the coverage.
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Wilson
Paris
Gasoline stove burns family of three at Reno avenue
The seven year old son of John Belsky, owner of a meat market at 4 West Reno Avenue, was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded after being lit. Belsky and his wife suffered burns while trying to rescue the child. The boy was rushed to Emergency Hospital, where recovery seemed unlikely. The fire department extinguished the blaze with no further property damage.
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John Belsky
Reno Avenue
Belsky
Emer*gency Hospital
Dirigible RM Breaks Mooring in Gusts at Bay
Chaos followed when the RM tore from its moorings at Bay, a gas bag rip reported six by three feet. Major Scott announced a tentative 5 AM return voyage. engineers fear weather and gas pressure, while plans to pass over George Washington and Boston are noted amid repair and relaunch efforts.
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Minella
N.Y
Rom
Scott
Kevin
Hanna
Boston
New York
Major Scott
George Washington
Wither
Ers
Dirigible
HG. Scot
Roosevelt
Borgea Aed Beiind
Atlantic
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