22 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
1
A rigid city investigation targets sanitation offenses in the downtown district. Police report more than a dozen arrests with many offenders reprimanded or suspended. health secretary Lee Monten notes efforts aim to curb widespread spoilage and improve meals served to patrons amid ongoing enforcement.
A catastrophic powder explosion at the factory in Renvilond killed seven workers instantly. Rescue crews battled fires and secured the area as authorities investigated the blast and its cause while officials described extensive damage to the plant and surrounding infrastructure.
Court clerks warn employers and wage earners of “sharks” seizing wages as security. Timekeepers and cashiers at several Tatars institutions report raids and injunctions sought by attorneys for borrowers. Officials urge employers to verify rightful payments while agents press for prompt wage remittances and legal action.
Fragmentary report notes sharp price increases in pork and beans and a simultaneous sugar uptick. garbled text mentions market shifts, financial factors, and possible sale notices without clear details on entities or dates.
A distressed report describes a dog deemed mad after veterinary examination and orders for euthanasia by its owner. The article details examinations, the animal’s behavior, and the surrounding community responses, with references to local names and officials.
Hedparion evepenves fir Heart hat sertcal State wormat. Wild yesterday afternoon as The Neattit tie conyptered vestertay at a dent of SHH way. Edwards and President Henry Kerstall presided at Stillwater ceremony with Evans representing the state college faculty and Dr. White at Stillwater. The new habitue dande Im Medeatety tempered curt a wide audience heard remarks from Evans and White.
A garbled note reports a suspected theft of seventy five thousand dollars from a bank in New York. The fragment mentions dates and a possible investigation but lacks clear details or names.
Alpine area tense as violence feared after a double slaying. Parnell and others are under tight watch as police pursue a suspect. Witness accounts and court delays mark a tumultuous scene with mounting public concern.
The mining agreement, discussed by the conference, will become operative in August. It covers miners and operators and sets terms for Missin Kansas and related regions. Officials and observers noted the pact’s potential impact on production and wages.
The plague toll rises with new deaths and quarantine orders in multiple cities. New York reports dozens of fatalities. Manhattan and surrounding areas impose travel and school restrictions as fear of spread grows.
The obituary recalls F S Barde a prominent diocesan feature writer age 42 who served as a correspondence for the letters pages and long featured in The Star. He was last reported in Guthrie with his death noted after a long career reporting on church and state affairs.
In Washington on the 22nd, the United States plans to press Ambassador Vane for a formal reply to a protest. Officials indicate the aim is to reaffirm core principles guiding U S policy and seeking assurance on the issue, with the administration preparing notes and potential diplomatic steps.
The Third service unit marches toward the border with a mix of infantry and artillery detachments. Colonel Bennett commands the regiment as the force moves through the city en route to Tromienide Venus.
Fragmentary report shows McCormick meeting Democratic leaders in Washington with listed participants including President aides and party representatives. Text is garbled but indicates a discussion among Democratic figures and allied officials.
A Prohibition Party official announces a national fund drive aimed at securing the party’s nominee in the White House. The effort, led by party chairman Tharon, reports significant early contributions and pledges to mobilize supporters nationwide for the campaign.
A tense naval operation unfolds as warships keep near the battle area to stop submarine activity. Reports suggest patrols intensify near key maritime routes with air cover and coordinated surface vessels.
Religious gathering concludes as 2,500 attendees depart peacefully after vesper services. The event features speakers, a procession, and moments of reflection, with officials noting orderly conduct and adherence to protocols.
A garbled clipping notes a guard unit reaching San Benito under unclear context. The text mentions Aly and Bemecvaper in a distorted broadcast, with scattered references to a president and motto but no clear event, date, or organizations verifiable from the legible lines.
British reports claim Allied push failed at Damloup near Verdun as German lines repulse renewed assaults. The scene includes heavy bombardment and counterattacks, with German forces asserting that Allied efforts did not succeed and that their defense held along the front.
Interurban Power to run plants in towns along its line. Company reports progress amid plans for wider service and potential new facilities. Officials emphasize reliability and future expansion as discussions continue.
A fragmented report from Springhill notes a grim incident involving an elderly man and a baby, both killed by choking during a disturbing event. The brief mentions a 1 year old and a captive context but lacks clear details or verifiable names.
A garbled report notes Oklahoma boys camped in a favorable border area near San Veneto. Mentions names Paul Cotran, Nathan Wart, Sam Mann, Heenan, and Perth. Describes favored valley locations and local leaders amid weather and time references, with unclear details about events or outcomes.
A U boat attack sinks six British trawlers in a naval incident. Related reports detail wartime losses among UK fishing fleets with no further names or dates provided in the fragment.
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