19 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1915
Page
1
The Rock Island case on the two Gent fare proceeds as the auditor explains how cost per passenger is calculated. The hearing in the mixed docket features testimony about rail costs and passenger handling as officials and attorneys outline the legal framework and procedural steps.
July 19 report describes a convention of the Liter, battondl Aroelation of Hotwey Chibs opening with Victor of Han Fratetoen delivering a welcome. Attendees include representatives from United States, Conniti, Cheat Bellain, Anme tralln and Hawaii. Observers note activities at ASOUNTAIN VIEW and other locations. fair features fruit stands and display items.
A tangled report describes several suspects, led by Captain Gatlay and Holmes, linked to a Kansas Car Company case. police traced a stolen auto recovered near a road in Wichita, while a suspect named Turner faced questions about the crew’s plans to flee toward the Midwest. The promoter and driver were identified, with ongoing investigations into the route from Oklahoma City to Wichita.
Fort Cobb July 1 two youths staged a bold assault binding a Carnegie man named Wirtnie Gounl and robbing him of valuables. Another Carnegie man, Joseph Isham, was also bound and robbed in the incident. Police report unclear details and suspects unnamed. Local authorities investigate for leads and pursue suspects.
A long court report chronicles threats against the Chief and Mayor and recounts the "Mysterious Bob" bootlegger persona involved with the Nichols case. It covers an alleged Joy ride with Chief Nichols and a woman, detailing the activities and locations from Harvey to Grand Boulevard while questioning the officer stake and evidence.
Four weeks of work by the Knights of Columbus band failed to raise any money during a two day fair. Show manager defection and a canceled attempt at fundraising left the society penniless. Early J Connolly, a saloonkeeper, helped organize the event amid low patronage on Saturday night. Charles F Curran of Imperial Amusement Co represented the show, but a missing organizer disrupted efforts.
The weather chaotic note outlines consequences of further attacks and a forthcoming note to Germany detailing U S actions. President and Secretary Lanslug discuss the note’s content, aims, and potential responses to violations of American rights at sea. The document notes preparations for formal communications to the imperial government and outlines the intended stance of the United States on maritime rights.
A damaged OCR entry notes July 1 and a committee report on wheat shortages and bread supply. It mentions a Great Return and import figures, with references to vegetable rates and a council or committee action. The readable bits suggest a wartime propaganda context and public guidance on raising rabbits for food.
An unclear report mentions forecasted high and low temperatures, possible storms, and reference to northern lake areas. It cites bylines and place names that appear garbled, but indicates a regional weather event affecting residents near lakes and coast with alerts on wind and humidity.
Bridgeport Connecticut reports the outcome of an eleventh hour effort to avert a general strike by the Monleton Apruiltiot campas. J J Kepyier torerin Hotal vier president and Hatton with Jot Astohgwan led the campaign as the conference in New York yesterday sought to avert disruption in local manufacturing.
State officials and insurance executives clash over a proposed reform as firms claim current rates fail to yield profits. Leaders argued the law would push companies to withdraw from Oklahoma, while supporters cited the need for higher scrutiny to ensure fair pricing and consumer protection. The debate centers on whether stricter oversight is warranted to prevent unjust rates and business instability.
A chaotic report describes Oklahoma attendees at a fair or exposition. The Shrine and Masons are noted as arriving by schedule, with remarks about elevated ceremonies and a planned public talk between Oklahoma City and California governors. A concert and telephone conversation are also mentioned amid festival activities.
An agriculture brief notes corn and wheat crop prospects. Rain and fog delay field work at Carrion and nearby neighborhoods, but wheat remains generally good with anticipated yields around sixty pounds per measured bushel. Rust concerns persist on long time grower Chetham wheat, with market prices cited.
The German eastern thrust threatens Poland and the Warsaw region while the western front remains quiet. Analysts note German activity near the Narew and Vistula basins and discuss potential moves toward Lille or the Dardanelles, with Austro-German operations and Italian naval actions shaping the broader war picture.
An entry reports the death of Kyler of Nhe Les, titled Grand Exalted, with scattered garbled names and unclear locations. The fragmentary text mentions Wheat, Rilke, Apelinefield, Minew, and Me MDs but provides no coherent context or dates. Further readable details are not available.
Fragmentary notes describe an Alva apartment closure with mentions of profit, a chantaugad item, and vague details about bids or values. Names and places remain unclear, but the text hints at financial actions tied to the closing.
July 11 reports fear of floods spread through Minnesota valleys as rivers rose rapidly. The Mississippi River and its tributaries crested. towns like Kanesville and Atchison faced rising water and evacuations. High water threatened crops, bridges, and homes, with crews preparing to reinforce barriers and monitor river levels. Local officials urged vigilance as storms continued.
Jumbled OCR note from Watonga dated July 10 hints at Egg cloning talk and market price mention. Fragmentary lines reference a county fair or meeting with uncertain details about a price and participants.
Fragments describe medical examinations of Leo M. Frank and references to prison life. The garbled text lists names and places, suggesting a sensational report on his status, a medical review, and ongoing legal or punitive actions. Credible details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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