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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1916

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Sharks Attack Near Matawan Creek Tragedy Reported

A Weather Bureau dispatch notes multiple shark attacks and a fatal incident near Matawan Creek and the New Jersey coast. It details a shipwreck linked to sharks, reports of large predators in Atlantic waters, and survivors’ accounts of the perilous voyage along the coast.

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Oklahoma City Drivers Brace For New Lamp Ordinance

Motor car owners flood Mayo Overholver to learn about the new lighting rule that takes effect Saturday. Police announce arrest on sight for violators as a citywide blitz begins at night with enforcement at the forefront.

Oklahoma City Mayo Overholver

Timber fires imperil California towns near Guerneville

Forest fires rage through a canyon and brush covered hills near Guerneville California destroying a tract of Prowood trees and threatening several towns and many summer cottages as the blaze spreads across the area with firefighters battling the flames amid hot winds and dry conditions.

Guernville Cal

City doubles chlorine in water supply to fourteen pounds daily

City water works raised chlorine to fourteen pounds per day to sterilize supply after an order, leaving seven million gallons in reserve for two days. City Chemist says water is absolutely sterile. measures aim to prevent shortages amid operational constraints and emergency plans.

City Water Works Clifford

Hill Held to Grand Jury in Tulsa for Investigation

Federal grand jury in Tulsa examines Hill on charges of falsifying a United States Army officer with intent to defraud. Witness Charles Wilson testified the defendant accepted funds for an Oklahoma aeropstate fund while posing as a lieutenant, with checks totaling 96.

Tulsa Kta Dieteret United States Wil Vine WS Hill Adlentire Ctater Charles 1 Wilson Petrolia Company Carpatha Petrolean Company Oklahoma Aeroptate Fond White Alen Tertifier Minke Woos Hal Tay

Border Garrison May Join Villa

Information from San Antonio reports the garrison at Oliaga opposite Presto Texas may join Villa’s rebel forces rather than resist. General Farston’s headquarters and officers indicate Villa is directing operations south of Chilsubirs and after attacking a government force near Parrel he sent a detachment of his army eastward.

San Antonio Texas Oliaga Presto Villa Farston Tras Parrel

Mercury Climbs with Strong Pace in Uncertain Forecast

Partial cloudy weather tonight and Thursday as forecasters predict a 90 degree temperature rise. Local reports note a rapid Mercury climb and unsettled conditions across the area.

Romecart

Bank Clearings Hit Record in Oklahoma City Week

Oklahoma City bankers report 1915 week ending noon with clearings near 9 record level. Figures show a gain from prior week and suggest local banks aim for first place nationally as the month closes.

Oklahoma City Hawk Clearings Oblahoma City

Tennessee’s Electric Chair Used First Time

In Nashville Tennessee the electric chair at the state prison was used for the first time when Julie Morgan a condemned inmate convicted of a serious crime was executed. The event marked a new method in the state’s capital punishment procedures.

Tennessee Nasiville Tenn Pricon Julie Morgan Oagne

Record Heat For This Afternoon

A clipped weather note reports record heat this afternoon with forecast details and timing. The text mentions a 2 pm advisory and references unusually high temperatures for the area, noting recent conditions and expected warmth.

Clarke May Be Hughes' Successor

Washington reports Clarke May as a potential successor to Justice Hughes on the Supreme Court. Mentioned contenders include Justice John Mark of Cleveland and Justice H. Veil of Akron, with other names floated as possible nominees under consideration.

Clarke Hughes Washington

Rest for icemen on Sundays urged by city WCTU

A city meeting urged rest for icemen on Sundays through a resolution backed by the W C T U. The measure calls on clerical leaders to promote Sunday rest and plans to present the proposal to area pastors. Officials anticipate pastors will carry the cause to their congregations and communities.

Cpktalionia Cherian

Accident Kills Star Telegram Worker in Fort Worth

Roy Eo Baker a 24 year old pressman with Oklahoma City papers was killed in a plant accident in Fort Worth Texas according to his father. He had worked as a laborer and was about to relocate to Fort Worth for a Fort Worth posting. Funeral services are planned in Ardmore with the body expected to arrive soon.

Roy Eo Baker Oklahoma City Star Telegram Fort Worth Tesas Muriel Sill Ardawhe Tahoe

Madrid Under Siege as Rail Strike Grips City

Reported turmoil in Madrid as railway workers strike disrupts traffic and daily life. Government officials and union leaders express stiff stances amid protests. Public services face delays and businesses adapt to limited mobility in the capital.

One in Five Dies in Child Plague

A muddled report notes a high child mortality rate amid an outbreak described as a plague. The article references infant deaths and rising fatality concerns, with unclear details about locations or institutions involved. It emphasizes alarming child mortality without providing clear timelines or names.

Biggest warehouse project planned in state

A large new warehouse development is planned in the state, touted as the biggest of its kind. Details remain unclear as officials confirm plans and anticipate economic impact while outlining permit and site considerations.

Centenarian Texas Resident Dies After Century of Life

An elderly Texas resident born in 1848 has died after living a full century in the state. Details are limited, but reports indicate the individual passed away on a recent night, marking the end of a long life rooted in Texas history.

Texas

Deutschland Submarine Affair Sparks Anti Allied Sails

A wartime dispatch reports plans for a large American flag flying line of divers and ships to challenge German submarine activities. The text mentions merchant submarines, a 48 crew contingent, and cargo preparations as stevedores ready the hold for nickel and crude calibers, reflecting tensions in Allied maritime policy and U S stance amid the conflict.

Daltisowe United States Whiich Henry Githen Germany

America May Protect Diver Aen Run

The United States faces a potential obligation to shield the German submarine Deutschland from warships, amid debates in the State Department over keeping news of its voyage secret to prevent misinformation. The issue tests adherence to international law as allied powers raise questions about the boat’s status and possible actions.

United States State Department Atlante

End of Embargo To Mexico in Sight

The State and Treasury departments requested smooth border movement into Mexico for all communities except select groups. Officials said trade and food supplies move freely, though some restrictions linger. A general decline in tension along the border has reduced the risk of international incidents, easing U.S. and Mexican relations.

Mexico Washington Thetate Ware Strasury Department Arites Bet Hiatt Hamsler A

Germans Push Back Russians Near Buczacz In Frontline Update

London reports July dispatches that German troops under General Count von Heahemer attacked near Buczacz and claimed capturing prisoners. No change on the Somme fronts as fighting continues along the battle line in France with raids against trench positions and canal areas noted.

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