Britains R M S R 34 Flights Homeward From Cape Race
The airship R M S R 34 pushed toward the British Isles at about sixty five miles an hour heading north east from Cape Town Island toward New York. Wireless reports to the admiralty placed her position at 44 degrees north 250 west with fuel dwindling to 1,463 gallons and 3,027 gallons in reserves.
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London
Piritish Isles
New York
Capcon Island
Admiralty
Hock
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Union Labor Fights U S Attorney on Trade Resumption
The report outlines the U S government moving to resume trade with Germany under the Enemy Trade Act. Acting Secretary Polk signals that trade relations will reopen while wartime controls persist on chemicals, potash, and related goods. McCormick notes near total freedom within credit limits, with exceptions for dyes and other specified items under peace treaty oversight.
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Washington
United States
Geremany
Polk
State Department
Germany
Pole
Repastalions
McCormick
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Actiot
Supreme Economic Council
Paris
Cormick
Wilson
Warships Ordered to Fiume After Italian Actions
Washington July 1 Three warships one each from Iran British and French navies have been ordered to proceed to the area where recent clashes occurred between Italian troops and other elements in the allied force. The situation at Fiume is reported to be more quiet.
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Ashington
Fiume
Branch Reserve Bank Arguments Debated for Kansas City Plan
A discussion loomed over a proposed branch reserve bank base in Kansas City amid talks of a federal rebase. Oklahoma City figures voiced support as regional officials argued for consolidating banking operations to strengthen the branch network.
Oklahoma Labor Head at Capital
Edgar Fenton, president of the Oklahoma State Federation of Labor, arrived in Washington to direct a fight against John A. Fain, the United States district attorney, whose nomination for reappointment was sent to the Senate yesterday.
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Edgar Fenton
Oklahoma State Federation of Laver
Washington
John A. Fain
United States
Listerc
Senate
Johain
Atrarnty
Oklahoma State Federation of Labor
Edgar Venton
Trades Council
United States District Attorney
Oklab
First American Troops in France Rejoin Army for New Tour
Wapanucka Oklahoma native Fronze Sinclair, among first U S soldiers to land in France, reenlists after a brief return. He served in the Sixteenth Infantry Division during the war, saw trenches, and now reports back to the recruiting station for active duty.
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Pinclair
Infantre
Pier Diession
Whch
Morte Ponrelinendt
Chinese Immigrant Arrested by Federal Inspector
Chinese national Lee Shujie was arrested here today at the request of Warrett F. Long of Kansas City a federal inspector. He is believed to be sought by immigration authorities in San Francisco and Long withheld information about the arrest pending investigation.
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Lee Shujie
Warrett F. Long
Kansas City
San Francho
Long
Fourth Division Is Leaving Rhine For Return To U S A
July 11 report from London states the fourth division of the American occupation army began departing Wednesday morning for the United States. Other American divisions will follow.
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London
Army of Occupation
Blone
United States
Motor registration shows vast increase in Oklahoma
Total motor registrations this year reach 107000 automobiles 245 tors and 1016 motorcycles. The figure, representing only half a year, nearly matches the entire 191K total of 127000 licensed vehicles.
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Oklahoma
City to aid Labor Bureau with monthly grant plan
Municipal Counsellor Ross Lillard told city commissioners to issue an opinion on the femininity of Sonatina and month as the federal agency here. Federal aid was Sinlats ten days the commissioners were informed day. If the city plan is approved a resolution will authorize a monthly donation to the bureau.
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Ross Lillard
Wife seeks divorce in district court over alleged abuse
Mamie Sullivan petitions against Frack Sullivan a grocer alleging he beat her with a cane and dragged her by the hair in a divorce action filed in district court She seeks divorce costs of the action and division by the court of an amount stated as $1800 in the petition.
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Mamie Sullivan
Frack Sullivan
Dra
Feodaht
Austrian Pact Delay Faces Weeklong Uncertainty
The agreement described as incomplete leaves the terms unsettled. officials say the remaining provisions will not be finalized next week. No further details on participants or exact dates are provided.
Texas Negroes Fire On White Group Promptly Four Hurt
Four white men were wounded when a mob of about fifty to seventy five Negroes attacked a line of whites in Longview seeking a Black schoolteacher accused of insulting a local woman. The fighting lasted until ammunition ran out. The whites burned five principal Negro residences and police sought two ring leaders as reinforcements arrived. one white man, Ernest White, was severely wounded.
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Longview
Texas
el Matemente
Furlier
City Heat Wave Brings Record Heat Across State
Oklahoma City endures hot spell with 96 degrees the warmest in the nation as Woodward reaches 108. Beaver, Alva, Enid, and Durant report highs from 104 to 106. Officials predict another heat wave with temperatures rising further today.
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Oklahoma City
Woodward
Beaver
Alva
Enid
Durant
First Air Mail Flight in Southwest Today
Delivery by plane marks a historic first for the region with Lieut. Thomas E. Knode aboard as observer handling mail at Chickasha Cement and Lawton while the Douve is delivered. A car strike in Denver ends with the union agreeing to arbitration after wage demands.
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Southwest
Ervicere
Thomas E. Knode
Chickasha
Cement and
Lawton
Denver
Col
Chauffeur Seeks Private Shimmee Demonstration
An Oklahoma City chauffeur offered to present a private demonstration of “modern dances” to a joint meeting of the ministerial alliance and welfare board to prove dancing is harmless. Pastors said they object to the venue and the activity, not the dance itself, while the chauffeur urged a private show to avoid public scrutiny.
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Oklahoma City
Ministerial Alliance
Nayashim
Frank Roach
Methodist
Allies Order Poles to Stop Fighting in Galicia
July 11 Marshal Foch instructed forces to demand that Poland cease hostilities amid a violent battle between Polish and Eurasian armies in Galicia yesterday. The conflict involves nearly all netebares and worsens tensions in the region.
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Paris
Marshal Fochaemeralissimo
The
Cranegitive Wivend
Poliad
Galicia
Federation President in Washington as Labor Fights DA Fain
Edgar Fenton, president of the Oklahoma State Federation of Labor, arrived in Washington to urge Samuel Gompers to protest the reappointment of John Fain as U S district attorney. Labor leaders campaign against Fain over recent arrests of telegraph operators during a strike, aiming to block confirmation.
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National Capital
Fain
Senate
Gompera
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Arres
Starge B. Johnson
Oklahoma State Federation of
Defender of Cigarets Is Discovered
A local debate over smoking rules for firefighters surfaces with Mr. Kesler proposing bans on pipes in uniform on streets and streetcars. An observant fireman finds gaps in the rule, noting cigars or cigarettes were not explicitly prohibited. Kesler urges Oklahoma City firemen to present a neat appearance at polling places amid anti cigaret expressions.
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Kesler
Oklahoma City Firemen
Anti-Cigaret League
Conspiracy Reported To Steal Army Provisions At Coblenz
Army officers uncover a German plot to steal troop supplies at Coblenz. Several suspects arrested after a long running scheme involved American bacon tires and tubes moved through unoccupied Germany as empties. Authorities estimate losses running into millions of marks.
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Coblenz
Teepeare
Viper Rare
Germany
Coblene
Allirers
President to Submit Pact Amid Swing Around Country
President Wilson met with Acting Secretary Polk at the state department to consider Mexico and other papers. He discussed peace delegation shifts, appropriations bills, and the flag light saving repeal amid plans to present the defensive treaty and address the Senate.
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Washington
Wilson
Polk
State Department
Polke
Paris
Langing
Secretary Daniels
Navy Department
Mees
Man Jumps Three Stories Walks Away Uninjured
Ambulance and police responded to 110% West Call agh awe after a man leaped from a three story height. Readable fragments describe a strange pet and a chaotic scene as witnesses noted the incident and the man walked away unharmed.
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Callagh
Oklahoma City budget bottleneck to be settled in court
County Attorney Boras rules the county board must be recognized amid a budget dispute. Mayor Walton urged mandamus action against County Assessor Jim Beaty to accept and place the tax roll figures, highlighting a tense standoff between city and county officials.
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Oklahoma City
Boras
Walton
Jim Beaty
Walte
Oil Production at Burkburnett Stopped
Austin Texas July 11. The Northwest extension of the county oil field saw production halted for five days by a Texas railroad commission order. A hearing will decide if the suspension extends for thirty days due to pipelines being unable to handle current production levels.
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Austin
Texas
Wells
He County
Texas Railroad Commission
Salvation Army fund drive notes pledges and gifts
A $1000 contribution arrived at the Salvation Army campaign headquarters from EW Marland of Ponca City. The city raised $1319 yesterday and today. Subscriptions came from Pan M, Pone, James Bravell, The 1.1 Case Thrething Machine company, and the Oklahoma Rex company. Pleasant Hill school district 45 reports $80454 in proceeds. Local churches including First Baptist First Christian and University Christian will hold a Salvation Army fund drive next Sunday.
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Marland
Ponca City
Pan M
First Baptist
First Christian
First
Methodist Episcopal
University Christian Churches
Mooney Wife Visits White House Over Conviction Fate
Mrs Rena Mooney, wife of Thomas F Mooney, who serves sentence after the preparedness day bombing conviction, visited the White House today with Secretary Temulty. It was understood she wished to press for clemency or release.
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Rena Aeeey
Thomas F Mooney
White House
Wilton
Mount Clemens briefs report Ford saga unclear
Fragmentary OCR from Mount Clemens mentions Ford with missing context and uncertain actions. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available in readable text. The fragment suggests a local item but lacks concrete facts for a full summary.
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