Deportation Plan for Mexican Laborers Promoted by State Official
State Labor Commissioner Claire Connally announced a plan to deport Mexican laborers to reduce perceived competition with white labor. Newland, a railroad workers leader, warned Mexicans do not affect wages and suggested halting action for now, while noting some tasks require Mexican workers. The move sparked debate within labor circles about necessity and impact on contracts and essential labor.
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Claire Connally
Oke Tahoma Jettier
Newlaul
Iganzastlan
Newland
Mesiane
Caitract
Fabor Careles
Connal'y
Srograne
Austria Likely to Join League of Nations Soon
Paris July 8 The council of five told the Austrian delegation that Austria would be admitted to the League of Nations once it fulfills necessary conditions. The move follows Austria's application for admission and signals a friendly gesture in the ongoing peace terms presentation.
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Paris
Austria
Ington
League
Mon
Council of Five Dee
League of Nations
Nis
Walter Snyder Named City Forester in New Post
Commissioner Joe Patterson announced the creation of a city forester position appointing Walter Snyder, formerly a building department clerk and discharged soldier, to oversee boulevard and tree care and advise property owners. He will also oversee shrubbery until a park superintendent is appointed, earning 125 dollars a month.
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Joe Patterson
Walter Snyder
Snyder
Patterson
Snyde
Forester
State Board to Try Malester Doctor
Dr. R. G. Faundron of McAlester faces a State Board of Medical Examiners hearing in room 647 Lee Huckins Hotel at 2 PM on a habitual drunkenness charge. Assistant Baeraassete RE Woods will conduct. board presiding. A large number of applicants seek medical practice, with certificates granted by reciprocity after passing exams in other states. Twenty four applicants are on the examinations during the two sessions.
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R. G. Faundron
McAlester
State Board of Medical Examiners
Lee-Huckins Hotel
RE. Woods
Baeraassete
Tate
Othe
Mir Club Affiliation Discussed Tonight In Meeting
A letter from Augustus Post of New York to Wesley Nusa president of the AerosClub of America will be read at the meeting at Lee’s Juckins hotel. The committee will draft a constitution and by laws and carry out steps for affiliation with the national club.
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Wesley
Nusa
AerosClub
Augustus Post
New York
Aero of America
Alof
National Club
Nearly Mile Of Jits for July 4 Rides
Transportation logs show Oklahoma City crowds on Independence Day arcing toward the Ohilanm Railway. Estimates put passengers between 7100 and 8000 on key lines, with Exchange avenue and Belle Tele park drawing large crowds, total July 4 figures surpassing prior records.
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Oklahoma City
Ohilanm Railway Company
Comany’s
AD Peters
Ty Charles Hoopes
Hooper
Paul Fates
Exchange Avenue
Tall Park
Girl Seeks 10000 In Indignities Case In District Court
Heles M. Vdmisten files in district court alleging insults and indecent proposals by Ho No Rummel through her mother Mr We Ht Grubb seeking 10000 in damages.
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We Ht Grubb
Ho No Rummel
Heles
Merchant ship program could cost U. S. vastly
Congressional figures estimate a loss of about 1.5 billion dollars on the merchant shipbuilding program. The forecast follows the wartime push and the sweeping government efforts cited by lawmakers familiar with merchant marine issues at the war’s outset.
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Washington
United States
Nts
Ihs
Hog price hits new high at 21.90 today
The hog market saw the top price reach 21.90 dollars, topping the previous high of 21.40 as a full load from Garvin County boosted local trading. This marks the third time in a week that the record top price has been raised, signaling ongoing strength in pork markets.
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Focal
Garvin County
Soldiers Cleared of Grand Larceny Charge at Fort Sill
Three Fort Sill soldiers Witt Stegall Ernest Leonard and Robert Stephenson were dismissed on grand larceny charges by Justice Deupree Reed held over to district court discharged soldier Charles Reed bound over on automobile theft charge bond set at 2000 dollars for the joy ride incident involving W Henderson vehicle
Council slows Austrian boundaries treaty progress
Paris July 7 The council decides to devote more time to Austrian territorial questions delaying the peace treaty after proofs were prepared. Boundaries will be discussed tomorrow and the treaty likely will not be ready for presentation before week’s end at the earliest.
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Paris
Council of Thve
Rains Cut Down Wheat Production in County
Weather proscribed harvest in the northern county shows wheat yields far below expectations with only 12 to 14 bushels per acre. Officials note excessive rainfall as the cause and say county reports reflect disappointing prospects across sections. Local agents report the drought impact and ongoing harvest adjustments.
Unfavorable Weather Delays Return Trip of R-d4
Weather advisories cause a delay of at least forty eight hours for the return flight of the British dirigible R M from Mineola to Scotland. Ground crew issues and engine overhaul prevented departure as scheduled. Major J K Pritchard said the craft would anchor and depart once weather and maintenance allow, with a 600 mile voyage planned.
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Minvoda
Mirtle
Pritchard
Nureau
Washington
Wendy
Weather Bureau
Mineola
N.Y
Navy Department
Red
Horst
Hart
Scotland
Bielock
J. K. Pritchard
Major Pritchard
Guthrie Newsy Leaves Home To Visit Zoo
Guthrie boy Willie wanders from home toward Wheeler Park and is halted by a patrol. A local cowper escorts him to a shop, then to a vehicle bound for Guthrie as witnesses describe his curious journey to the zoo.
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Guthrie Newsy
Robbers Kidnap Victim In Car In Daylight
Oklahoma City police were told by Frazier of a bold daylight kidnapping. Three youths accosted him near 428 West Washington, forced him into a car, drove to a barn near Wester league park, struck him, robbed him of 27 dollars, and left him unconscious before he reported the crime. A second robbery at 11 pm on Seventh Street and Hudson followed, with 40 dollars and a watch taken from Er Pinkham.
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Oklahoma City
Frazier
Franer
King’s Jauindey
West
Washington Avenue
Frasier
Er. Pinkham
Stete
Hudson Avenue
Allies Approve Finnish Kolchak Pact to Attack Petrograd
Paris dispatch reports the council of five approved a plan for a joint attack on Petrograd by Finnish troops and Kolchak forces at Omsk. A note directs support to the Finnish government if Kolchak asks for aid. Allies show no intent to assist Kolchak directly yet, while Finnish Estonian and Russian volunteers have long pressed toward Petrograd. Estonian reports say troops recently retreated. Finns likely to join Archangel forces with Bolshevik defenses and front troops near Petrograd. London confirms Bolshevik plans to attack Petrograd and notes opposition within the government to quitting the capital.
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Kolchak
Paris
Omsk
Council of Five
Nnlif
United States
Kotchak
U Furtl
Esthenians
Copenhagen
Esthenian Bureau
Admiral Kolchak
Urals
Archangel
London
Rumor of Burleson’s Out Denied
Rumors that Postmaster General Burleson resigned circulated in Washington and prompted a formal denial from the White House. The report claimed he would leave after President Wilson’s return, but officials said no truth to the claim and stated they had no confirmation of any resignation.
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Bsome
WwatMaater General
Eeslaeanion
Wraner
Tee Dent Méutic Sant
Putinaster Keneral
Postoli
Congress
New York
Barleson Hart
Joseph Famulty
President's Name Hissed At Boston Meeting During Johnson Tirade
A Boston audience hissed the president’s name as Senator Johnson launched a tirade against him and the league, described as protecting special interests. The court case in Boston proceeded with lengthy jury deliberations, as government attorney Taviy delivered sharp denouncements of oil promotion schemes.
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Johnson
Gutmtrie
Tal Trandh Vase
United States
WLM
Tony Bhy
Herman S. Taviy
Beeen
Sa Davis
Greens
J. H. Cotteral
President Wilson Arrives Aboard George Washington
President Wilson departs the transport George Washington at Hoboken after arrival from France. Mrs Wilson and daughters join him aboard as forts salute. Spectators along the harbor. destroyers and warships escort the ceremony. A planned Senate appearance for the German treaty is set for Thursday.
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Fort Wadsworth
George Washington
Hoboken
Tran Port
Daniels
Baker
Lane
Glase
Wilson
Oklahoma
Y Lig
Ceeuree
Washington
Alo
Staten Island
Jerse
Brest
Senate
Germany
Murder charge filed against Newte in Topanga Canyon death
Newte, confessed killer of his former fiancée Freda Lesser in Topanga Canyon, is charged with first degree murder. Deputy D A Keyes filed the complaint at the request of detective Herma Cline. Newte will be arraigned in justice court this evening.
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Los Angeles
Cal
S. Newte
Freda Lesser
Topanga Canyon
Tolay
Keyes
Serlice
Herma Cline
New
Justice Court
State Has Money To Loan for Farm Properties
A. S. J. Shaw, secretary of the land office, said this morning that the state has about $300,000 in surplus funds available for farm loans and expects it to grow with the threshing season. Farmers may access ready cash and take up new loans on farm property.
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A. S. J. Shaw
Fihe Land Office
Two Convicted Robbers Arrested in Bartlesville Return
Joe Clayton and Asa Pendleton, once sent to Leavenworth Kan. for robbery, were arrested in Bartlesville and will be returned to the penitentiary. Authorities report they were found with explosives during the incident.
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Bartlesville
Leavenworth
Kan
Joe Clayton
Asa Pendleton
Pax
Lane
Lela
Gompers Heads Labor Delegation in New York Welcome
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, led a 25 member labor delegation from Central and South America aboard a city ferry to greet the president. The Pan American Labor conference opened, with 3000 police along the decorated parade route and the George Washington escorting the flotilla to New Jersey. A naval dirigible hovered above, and a plane attempting to meet the transport landed at sea.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
la Bor
Ca Hall
George Washington
New Jersey Highlands
Aris
Nitzenmast
George Washington and Bee
Ambrose Lightshiy
Ad ‘Fhoon
Cummins Names Reception Committees
Cummins announces reception committees as senators prepare to meet at the Capitol on Thursday. Idaho’s delegation members indicated they would attend, signaling coordinated support for the event.
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Cummins
Washington
Tipo
Capitol
Torah
Idaho
Thay
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