Chicago Fire Engineers Quit Over Pay Demands
Mayors appoint a nine member mediation panel to avert a looming strike as 237 Chicago fire engineers walk out at 4 am crippling fire response. Streetcar workers vote to strike unless wages rise about 7.7 percent, while 100000 construction workers locked out amid wage and fare dispute. unions push for settlement as employers seek higher fares to fund raises.
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Oklahoma City Encampment Plans Prompt Early Proposals
Adjutant General C Barrett urged the southern department to forward all proposals for the annual encampment of the Otishome State guards. The aim is to indicate early action on definite items for the encampment and to confirm if Oklahoma City won this year.
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C. Barrett
Tim Southern Department
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Barrett
Athitore Pleases Wilson on Peace Treaty Talks
Washington July 19 The Press- Wilson's editors say he is pleased with the attitude of ratifiers toward the peace treaty commitments. They report the White House conferences cleared up many points and helped set minds at ease among key senators and officials.
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Washington
Wilson
Reteastors
White House
Mounted Cops Barred From Army Uniform Plan
Mayor Walton's suggestion for mounted police to wear an army regulation uniform is challenged under the National Defense Act. Adjutant General Barrett notes Section 125 forbids wearing any United States Army Navy or Marine Corps uniform or any part resembling it by non-members. Barrett letters Major Walton to preclude the plan.
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Adjutant General
Barrett
Perrson
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Army
President Wilson Signs Sundry Civil Bill
President Wilson signed today the 115000000 sundry civil appropriation bill revised by Congress to meet his objections. The legislation funds various government activities and items.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Yaqui Band Attacks Federals in Nogales
Report from Nogales Ariz says 27 people were killed in a Yaqui attack on federal forces. A brigaded unit arrived and described the band as bronco Yaqui Indians, with the assailants reportedly rampaging.
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Aris
Yape
Telahoman Honored in Shoe School Exam Topper
An Oklahoma man named John G. George of Lawton led the shoe school examination held at the Hotel Astor in New York City this week, after a telegram from the event announced he stood first in the nationwide retail school tests.
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Hotel Astor
New York City
United States
John G. George
Lawton
Weather outlook for West Gulf states and Missouri valley
Weather forecast highlights rain for the West Gulf states with warnings of showers. In the Lower Missouri valley, forecasts call for generally fair, moderate to normal temperatures with light rains possible in some periods.
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Washington
Inn
Ite Valley
Missouri Valley
Air Mail Carrier Dies in Plane Fall Near Bellefonte
Lient. Hes Lambern, 33, of Los Angeles and an airmail carrier, perished when his aircraft plunged near Dix Run at the foot of the Alleghenies south of Bellefonte Pennsylvania on July 19. The crash occurred while en route from to Cleveland.
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Hes Lambern
Los Angeles
Cleveland
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Alleghery Mountains
Here
No General Strike In France Monday Declared
Reported calls for a nationwide French strike on Monday were denied by leaders who said the action had been called off. They cited continued high living costs and urged caution as the situation remained unsettled.
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Strik
Egainst
Bill making Pershing full general offered
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a legislative or military topic mentioning Pershing and a proposal to make him a full general. No clear date, place, or supporting entities are identifiable. The snippet lacks coherent context to form a complete news item.
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Pershing
Cabinet in France to seek confidence vote
Paris July 19 The cabinet decided to demand a vote of confidence from the chamber next Tuesday after a night vote in deputies. A general debate on government policy is seen as probable. Former ambassador M Noulens is chosen to succeed Victor Bouet the food minister whose policy was rejected by the chamber.
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Paris
Chamber of Depties
Joseph FT. the. Nowlens
Russia
Victor Boret
M. Noulens
le Journal
L'Homme Libre
Goerment
Clemencean
Girl Changes Name Twice Within 2 Days
Opal Gladys Eiler Gallman Randolph, 22, appears in court records for a mine license with Harry Randolph. Residing at 1442 East Tenth Street, she first changed from Eiler to Gallman two days before a marriage license, adopting her stepfather William A Gallman. Then she assumed the surname Randolph in a subsequent change.
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Gladys Eiler- Gallman-Randolph
Harry
Randolph
East Tenth Street
Eiler
Gallman
William A. Gallman
Kesler anticipates fire bonds pass by wide margin
Mark Kesler, commissioner of the fire department, said he expects voter approval for a proposed online fire department measure by a comfortable margin. He based his opinion on sentiment voiced by visitors at various stations and urged residents to visit their local station to see the needs firsthand.
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Do Babies Like Milk Just Watch ATTACKS These Wheeler Park Deer Babies
A zoo keeper Charles Irvine feeds fawns in Wheeler Park while toddlers watch. The deer were separated from mothers soon after birth and have become favorites among visitors.
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Wheeler Park
Charles Irvine
City
Dry leaders push to pass prohibition enforcement bill today
Washington dispatch reports dry leaders in the house plan to force the prohibition enforcement bill through with resumption of work. Key lawmakers clash over unanimous consent and a retroactive provision, while minority members resist maneuvers to limit debate and extend speaking time.
Packer Propaganda Charged By Kenoyy TM
Article reports claims of propaganda by Packer ally Kenoyy TM amid political tensions. Statements suggest alleged manipulation of information and a response from a senator advocating transparency.
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Packer
Kenyoy
Pershing Leads First Section Of Troops In London Parade
In London on July 19 Allied leaders and American troops marched in a vast peace parade. General Pershing, Marshal Foch, and Haig led the honored units as 2.9 million spectators crowded the seven mile procession through the city. The event, described as the most brilliant peace celebration, drew large crowds and extended applause along the route.
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Pershing
London
England
Mike Part
Foch
Oklahoma City and county war work drive records
Report shows county and city efforts in the United War Work Campaign. Oklahoma County oversubscribed its $175 000 quota by 13 000 with 165 000 collected. city quota near 155 000 with 150 000 paid. Collectors pursued larger pledges, while deaths and relocations diminished final payments.
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WV. Harris
United Campaign
Harris
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Red Cross
Broom Corm Prices Fall After Rains
Weather across the broom corner area brought two inches of rain in parts including Pauls Valley Chickasha and Marlow. The rainfall is expected to swell broom stockrooms with imported corn assets, likely lowering prices as supply increases.
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Reunion of Three Marines At Lee Huckins Hotel
Gale of Indianapolis W A Kelley and Sergt S R Williams held a reunion feed at Lee Huckins hotel last night. All three belonged to Sonneny Sixty-nine Sixth Marines who fought in Belleau Wood. Cale passing depot sighted Kelley and Williams and invited them to delay departure. Fighting Filth Casualty Home New York July 19 Van guard of the Fifth Division with 509 sick and wounded arrived on Henry R Mallory. Division suffered heavy casualties. Paris July 19 American government arranging consuls to clear ships at German ports until treaty ratified.
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Indianapolis
W. A. Kelley
Sergt. S. R. Williams
Lee Huckins Hotel
Sonneny
Sixth Marines
Belleat Woods
Cale
Kelley
Williams
Alo
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Casusla Home
New York
Fifth
Henry R. Mallory
U. 8
Germany
Paris
Geanan
United States Senate
Mayor Gemes Liquor Hints At Irregular Whisky Handling
Police chief Jerry Smith faces questions over whisky disposition while Mayor Walton cites less seized liquor than claimed since July. Officials assure proper accounting though concerns persist about inventory and oversight.
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Jerry Smith
Walton
Williams Defrauding Claims Prompt House Inquiry
Washington July 19 Charges that John Skelton Williams banker at the currency aided his brother in law Lewis Williams of Richmond in a government sale in Washington valued at 4 200 000 and that Williams received part of the commission were pressed before the House Rules Committee by Representative McFadden Republican of Pennsylvania who urged a special committee. Williams denied the accusations calling them groundless and a fabrication. he said he had no compensation in the Arlington property sale and warned of forthcoming evidence. McFadden said he could prove Williams was financially involved in the government purchase and would expose other serious transactions if allowed to proceed.
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John Skelton Williams
Lewis Williams
Richemond
Waitt
House Rules Committee
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Fadden
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Pow
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