14 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
1
Vessel carrying fifty men reported in danger as hurricane damage limited to shipping and waterfront. Electric power restored by noon. one life lost in storm. tug Wadere arrived to aid as relief efforts continued.
The fragment mentions Huckins family summering near Charleston at Sullivan Island with relatives visiting. A Time team note references Miss Huckins singing about being near Charleston and the sea. The passage describes the ocean breakers and an unspecified storm or event affecting the area.
On July 14 Italian forces reportedly blew up the Cas tellette summit in the Tofana region. The blast buried Austrian troops in wreckage, according to a war officer.
A damaged report states Japanese forces will seize the American steamer Seaconnet with seventeen crew aboard. The vessel was boarded near Waretonth ten miles north and east of Went astire as a mine threat was reported for June 1A. The crew commander Captain Towa, nephew of a rear admiral, is mentioned in the fragment.
In Oklahoma City grocers report postal variant price changes with foods like potatoes, tomatoes, eggs, and milk showing notable increases since 1915. They state essentials have risen roughly one to three percent or more, with some items up as much as 28 percent in places, reflecting broader inflation pressures.
Reported infant plague surge shows 31 deaths and 112 new cases in New York City and Brooklyn as medical leaders discuss treatment approaches. Mention of Rockettler Institute inquiries and debates at a medical academy conference.
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions tonight with little change in temperature. Forecast notes some minor variations and mentions expected stability with no significant shifts anticipated.
A garbled clipping notes ration limits stating two eggs per week and three ounces of butter for Germans. It references a wartime context with domestic shortages and government controls implied by the fragmentary text.
Officials from railway interests to visit the city as guests for a formal reception. The letter outlines expected attendees including operating officer AVON Wells, passenger agents, and a special representative. It signals business interest in fostering industry ties during the visit.
Federal court in New York yesterday heard a bankruptcy suit against jeweler firms led by Woerelli A Vittelli and J Nase of New York with Pathner Clogs and Co of Dallas. They faced a charge of conducting a lottery scheme on June 24. Judges postponed further action as witnesses were called and examined while bonds were set for release.
A distorted report cites United States Senator Gore addressing fears of invasion by submarines. He questions the threat level and argues coastal towns face no greater danger than others, noting confusion over German sea activity and potential targets like London or Antwerp.
Thousands flee New York beaches as a shark mystery unfolds near Matawan Creek. Fishermen and scientists clash on intruder identity while authorities string wire across the water and patrol with rifles and harpoons hoping to trap the suspected white or tiger shark blamed for the fatal strike.
Unclear readable fragments describe Sinn Feiners in Cork damaging or attacking an army office. Mentions of recent releases, rebellion context, and improvised actions inferred from damaged text. Quiet street activity noted with references to recruits and police response.
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible tonight across the region. Skywatchers can expect a muted darkening as the Moon passes through Earth's shadow, with viewing conditions affected by clouds in some areas.
A fragmented report notes Mexican authorities releasing American supply shipments near Tempe and Juarez. The text mentions a general trevi and a Thursday date, with unclear details about the handling and destination of forage and vegetables and the involvement of a Cien general. The damaged OCR obscures names and locations.
A British breakout along a four mile Somme front advances against German lines while Germans report repulsed assaults near Verdun and counterattacks halted by French machine guns. Additional actions include bombardments around Fort Souville, near Castellete, and near the Tisne region. An American casualty is noted among the Allied efforts in northern France.
First day reports show no arrests in the Dimmer cases as motor car owners await state approval of new vehicle forms. City officials approved two headlight forms for automobiles, while dealers note lens supply problems and a rush to obtain the new ante vices amid police guidance and mayoral notice.
San Antonio July 1 Company C Second Texas infantry engaged a raiding party near Denton as they prevented a pursuit toward the Grande. The Mexicans attempted to enter American territory under cover of night but halted when warned.
Washington July 14 report that the general dam bill reached the House and was amended, aiming to enhance navigable waterways and support development. The text notes Senate action and potential transfers for dam projects.
Corpus Christi reports ten months of drought across South Texas with minimal rainfall in July. Weather conditions worsen in counties from Cones Chetan to Nieces with scarce moisture, affecting local agriculture and water supplies as officials consider next steps.
Chicago leaders stressed the ongoing need for a medical preparedness campaign at the Mepart event. The gathering highlighted civic urgency and city efforts to strengthen health readiness and emergency response across communities.
A murky Washington dispatch outlines Judge Clarke as a nominee for the Supreme Court amid partisan debate. The report notes controversy over judicial philosophy and potential influence on the presidency and legal order.
Fragmented text references a jury related to a case involving an individual named Orpet. Mentions legal proceedings, a Newport connection, and potential actions by persons of interest. The readable portions indicate a court or trial context with several proper nouns, but the overall coherence is limited.
British forces renewed pressure along a four mile front pushing back German troops in an offensive near Contalmarin Ovillers and Le Peu d Aisne. German counterattacks were repelled in woods and trenches as Haig ordered continued artillery fire and coordinated drives toward Langue Ferme and surrounding areas. Evidence from German and French reports shows heavy fighting with breakthroughs sought toward the Somme region and the Sambre river area.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a man preventing a Confederate plot. Readable bits mention Pittsburgh, Tube Mahe Ml Larmer and pears old whe f. Details and full actions remain unclear due to damaged text.
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