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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
1
City launches strict drive to curb speeding with a bold campaign promising immediate arrests of violators. Headlight owners and motorists face crackdown as officials urge compliance and device adoption for safety.
An Irish Parliament member was arrested amid disturbances during the rebellion. The charge alleges attempted admission to a court or tribunal by force, with accusations of mistreatment and disruption at the time of the incident.
New York reports twenty seven additional deaths from the plague as authorities tally new cases and warn of ongoing transmission. Officials record 144 new infections alongside the rising toll, with health teams mobilized to contain spread and aid affected communities.
Katherine Oliphant, a heiress from Tishominge, was taken in as a ward last week and now stands to inherit as her guardianship proceeds. Her father acted for both parents in the habeas corpus hearing held yesterday, while County officials prepare adoption filings and a formal court review looms. The case involves adoption gates and the custody dispute among prominent local citizens.
Paul Smith vice president of the Lamers Motor Car Company was killed today in New York after either jumping or falling from a tenth floor hotel window. George Stowe, another Lamers official, disputed the police theory of suicide and noted Smith’s celebrated career. The motor trade delegates meeting here react with shock and condolences as investigations proceed.
A cryptic report details a violent incident with a gunfire encounter as a prosecutor is drawn downtown. The scene unfolds near a home linked to Mrs. Oscar McDaniel, wife of an official, amid confusing whispers and a tense pursuit ending with a firearm or related threat.
Former diplomat joins the U S Army amid background notes on career shifts and service plans. The report cites involvement with international roles and subsequent entry into military service, highlighting the transition from diplomacy to defense.
A chaotic report describes an undersea liner merchant and a ruling lawyer clashing with the chief, with an ink well thrown during the confrontation. The narrative follows courtly touches, with references to Senator Memey, political tension, and a surreal string of names and places. The piece blends rumors of legal action, political strife, and fragmented dialogue across distant locales.
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions a ceremonial event or listing with partial phrases about tents and a person named Phelan. The readable parts are too garbled to identify the exact event, date, or location, but suggest a local notice or brief listing item with names and a structure tied to a ceremonial tent setup.
Fragmented OCR recounts a sour milk cure advocate dying. It notes debate over the method and alleged health claims, referencing medical authorities and public reaction during a period of controversy about purported intestinal benefits. The piece hints at the public and scientific scrutiny surrounding the practice.
British forces mounted a renewed offensive pushing German troops to a third defense line. French and Russian reports describe Allied attacks and German countermeasures across Western Europe, with heavy fighting near multiple fronts and significant casualties.
A report recounts a British cruiser sunk by U boats during a wartime action near the Baltic coast. The piece notes antisubmarine measures and mentions a rescue effort for surviving crew members. Details include the date Tuesday and references to the interwar naval operations and ships involved.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a notice naming someone as judge of the Court of Claims. Details are garbled but the core appears to announce a judicial appointment and related official action. No clear dates or full names are readable.
The defense expresses confidence as the Orpet case proceeds to the jury. The narrative details testimonies and arguments about the defendant and alleged actions, highlighting key figures and contested points in the trial, with emphasis on the defense’s theory and potential outcomes.
A misty notice indicates a forthcoming oil exchange launch within days amid unsettled markets. The report notes fluctuating stock activity and regulatory questions affecting planned start, with industry observers awaiting official confirmation.
A 110 mile gale disabled engines of a large coal boat causing it to drift toward Cape Romain. Marines transferred from the doomed vessel as it grounded and heavy seas swept the coast. Captain Newell and the Well ington crew worked to evacuate and rescue aboard, with priority given to the Wellington crew.
Fragmentary OCR text references a large militia buildup at a border with names and phrases that are unreadable. The readable portions imply a security or mobilization event, but specific dates places or organizations are not discernible. The content remains garbled and cannot confirm concrete details.
An OCR fragment cites The Times motto about News First and aligns with references to Charles, United States Navy, and Judge Clark. It mentions a Navy tug Vector and a sinking condition, but details are unclear. The readable names include Charles and Clark, with geographic hints toward a newspaper context.
The article reports a motor vehicle incident resulting in fines for a driver described as tagless. It notes pursuit by authorities, a failed starter, and the eventual seizure of the license tied to the case. Officials indicate penalties will follow, with further action by the appropriate city authority.
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