26 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
1
An early 20th century report describes British forces capturing Pozzeros after a knife incident in Oklahoma. The piece discusses U S government stance on federal involvement and road permits, with extensive tables of funds and allocations related to highway and construction programs across multiple states. It notes American sentiment and policy debates on foreign affairs and trade.
City officials estimate a $10,000 claim for damage to the dam and wall, with over $1,000 already spent on temporary measures. Pile drivers and a crew of about fifty are mobilized to begin urgent repairs as the city engineer coordinates the work and plans for eventual reconstruction.
New York July forecast calls for generally fair and warm conditions tonight and Thursday with continued heat. The health department reports a rise in infantile paralysis cases, with thirty deaths and sixty new hospitalizations, while city residents face high temperatures and ongoing public health concerns.
Mr Presley states he will not accept responsibility for the dam and refuses to issue a written statement. Oklahoma City officials report no surplus gasoline and no immediate deverse shortage anticipated, with Standard Oil details unclear.
In San Antonio pleas pour in to army headquarters for guardsmen released to return to dependents. Reports say about one million dollars weekly could be saved by freeing crews. most applications come from wives, mothers, sisters, and supporters including senators and men in Congress. Twenty five reliefs were signed this morning.
In Ye 26 July gar ment workers vote down peace terms. W YOM reports the dispute continues with no settlement as leaders press for pay and benefits. NEW YORK coverage notes the garment trade seeks resumed production and daily operations amid stalled negotiations.
Twelve people died instantly and many more were wounded when a train derailed near Monterey on Tuesday. The crash occurred after the train struck a dark obstacle on the tracks, causing a fatal wreck and signaling efforts by responders to reach the site.
Rescue teams renewed efforts in the Cleveland waterworks tunnel today after a deadly incident last night. Officials say crews are probing the debris and water levels remain hazardous. Fire officials and water utility responders continue to search for missing workers and assess structural stability.
In London, officials discuss the detention of mails by British authorities. The American ambassador Walter Hives Page reports a reply from Britain stating the issue will be addressed to the United States. Britain and France are negotiating with Ferme government over the matter.
Unclear OCR text describes a submarine liner scenario with names and actions by Captain Pullfurnie and others. The readable fragments indicate preparation and pursuit of German targets, with references to routes, patrols, and clearance efforts amid a regular hit event and pursuit outcomes.
British officials voice cautious optimism about war progress as public morale rises. The former director of recruitment and the secretary of war outline strengthened plans and renewed resolve amid ongoing hostilities.
A noisy, fragmentary notice describes a Wheeler band concert held Sunday with unclear details about timing and location. The readable parts reference a community event and a planned performance, but many lines are garbled, leaving key specifics unresolved.
A historical obituary notes the retirement of a veteran figure nicknamed Dare Devil, detailing his wartime service and the high rank achieved. The piece emphasizes his courage, key battles, and the respect he earned from peers and commanders.
A man convicted for forging mortgages totaling 1.6 million dollars was released after seven years. He had faced trial in New York and awaited another hearing before earlier sentences were served.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a U boat attack on British warships with unclear details and several garbled phrases. The fragment mentions naval action and potential locations but lacks coherent names or dates.
An unclear wartime report from NORPOLE, Virginia, discusses a British cruiser’s unseen entry into Chesapeake Bay capes. The piece notes alarm and questions surrounding the vessel’s movements, referencing potential enemy intentions and defensive steps.
A partial snippet notes Britain permitting food imports into Poland amid wartime supply concerns. The text mentions plans, locations, and various names, but the fragments are garbled and difficult to confirm, leaving the exact policy details unclear.
The fragmentary text offers little readable content but hints at a newspaper style item. Names, dates, or places are not decipherable, leaving a vague reference to a publication and journalistic tone without concrete facts or a clear event.
In central Armenia a strongly fortified town, Erzingan, was evacuated by Turkish forces after a bloody street battle. The village endured heavy fighting as counter attacks shattered defenses and many houses were entered and seized. Russian forces reportedly advanced, with parts of the town abandoned and the area subjected to renewed fighting.
The broad union vote signals a nationwide labor clash as railroad workers push for strikes amid stalled talks. Leaders warned of potential service disruptions across major lines and urged backing from members to press for better pay, benefits, and job security.
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