Donnelly Demands Probe After Reporter Assault in Oklahoma
Police report a mounted officer, Kitchens, assaulted a Daily Oklahoman reporter at police headquarters. Charges of interference and assault were filed as Donnelly urged a city commission inquiry. The reporter, ill, was bound to the station for questioning after the incident.
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Mike Donnelly
Donnelly
Vsoldiers
Ilurange Mayer Walyton
Canara Far Manor
Riteens
Ant
Walton
Kitchens
Warr
Orlock
Findy
Hitchens
Price
Findlay
Finlay
Itcheny
Daily Oklahoman
Assi
Reporter assaulted by Oklahoma City policeman at police headquarters
Editorial condemns Sergeant J Garrison Kitchens for beating Oklahoma Publishing Company reporter Findlay at police HQ after an argumentless incident. Calls for removal of Kitchens, public action, and citizen protests to defend lawfulness and city government integrity.
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Oklahoma City
J. Garrison Kitchens
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Walton
The
Oklahoman Or Times
Oklahoman
Pamplin
Lyman Crane
Kitchens
Young Findlay
Findlay
Rters
Times
United States
Robbers Loot Wheatland Bank in Morning Heist
Two men robbed Farmers State Bank of Wheatland taking 2500 dollars at 1130 am. They fled toward Oklahoma City after tracking by tire marks. Oklahoma City police launched a citywide search as investigators linked the bandits to a prior Wheatland robbery and the Poe Hart gang.
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Farmers State Bank of
Jone
Karmers
Wheatland
Oklahoma
Poe Hart
Harrah Alent
Filloweller
Ciel
Five Robbers Get 4000 at Jenks Bank
Masked men robbed the Trike Store bank at Jenks twelve miles east of here at 1 20 pm taking 4000 in cash. They forced the cashier to open the vault and escaped in a large black car. Sheriff James Wooley led more than fifty men and local posse in pursuit toward Rowets county following the robbers' trail.
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Thea
Unela
Jenks
Here
Hartley
Dra
Rowets County
James Wooley
Senke
Midget Field Gun Demonstration Arrives For Display
Demonstrations of the thirty seven millimeter infantry field gun, received for display by the United States Army recruiting office, will take place this afternoon at Main Street. Artillery officers say the compact gun is used by infantry in assaults on machine gun nests and pill boxes, fires a 14 pound projectile, and is operated by a squad of men.
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United States Army Recruiting Office
Pla
Main Street
Coca Cola sale to New York interests reported
Bulletin from Atlanta dated July 11 notes the sale of the Coca Cola company of Atlanta to New York interests for 625. The deal hinges on reports regarding earnings and the financial status of the company.
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Atlanta
Coca Cola Company of
New York
Capiti
Record tax check received today from Magnolia Petroleum
A check for 5270.11, the largest single payment, was received this morning by the registration commission from Magnolia Petroleum Company. This brings this month’s total corporation license tax collections to 70000 dollars, as announced.
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Renisation Commission
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Big Ammunition Stocks in France Reported
The War Department lists large stocks of small arms field gear and munitions to be brought back from France by July 2 valued at 25 million dollars. It notes 121,000,000 rounds of rifle ammunition and 100,000 pistol cartridges, plus nearly a million shrapnel and high explosive shells and 105mm eight inch howitzer shells. This ammunition complements growing domestic storage.
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Washington
War Department
France
Textbook board holds last meet and troop embarkation
A wartime bulletin reports the final meeting of the textbook commission and a large-scale embarkation of the American force in northern Russia. Brigadier General Richardson states the force will transfer property and repatriate American dead, while General Pershing orders withdrawal actions.
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Washington
Russia
Jess
Richardson
Two Tulsa Papers Quit In Suspension Departure
The Morning Times and the Evening World in Tulsa suspended publication. The Morning Times began in 1916 and the Evening World started only months ago. Declining business and high operating costs cited as reasons for the discontinuation.
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Tol
Tulsa
Okla
Morning Times
Evening World
Twtar
Planning meeting outlines housing deposit plans and bids
A fragmented note outlines a planning session focused on deposits for building projects. Mentions a webinar, local streets, and an anticipated meeting with a committee to discuss procurement steps and budget prep.
Postmaster Announces Government Food Sale Plan
Claude Weaver the postmaster in Oklahoma City says government food will be sold to consumers to lower prices. He notes no law notice yet but expects action by week’s end with shipments to arrive through the postal department. Storage space behind the havement area will hold canned goods and related items for sale, with little extra handling required.
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Oklatoena City
Postoffie
Claude Weaver
Weaver
Lee
Nny Quartermasters
Oklahoma
Local Forecast Incomplete Reading Misses Details
Fragmentary weather note reports generally cloudy tonight and Friday with chances of showers and cooler conditions in northern and eastern sectors. Text is garbled but indicates Partly cloudy periods, possible Thunder showers, and cooler temperatures for Friday across some areas.
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Wihd
Woman Charged With Murder Of Garage Owner
Olathe case details a woman charged with the fatal shooting of a garage owner after a party. Witnesses report a confrontation with a suspect who fled as a couple approached. investigators note a heel imprint on the victim's neck.
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Olathe
Huby
Wiebe
Karedes
Wiestrath
Goku
Sumiday
Pee Megres
Katras
Chota
Marie
Dias
Paul Bartlett Designs War Memorial Victory Arch
Paul W Bartlett renowned sculptor spoke with Governor Robertson about a 4 war memorial for Oklahoma soldiers slain in service. He designed the Victory arch on Kirkh avenue New York City and sculpted many notable works including Beaux Arts pieces in Paris and a Lafayette memorial in Washington. He plans to return to New York to begin sketches for the memorial, with an estimated cost around five thousand dollars.
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Paul W. Bartlett
Famana
Convernor Robertson
Oklahoma
Om Service
Kirth Avenue
New York City
Thea Sandeat Eoldvers
Bartletti
Monnesota Teprestring
Washinton
Lafayette Memorial
Paris
Aehinal Heibett
Martlett
Boris
Beaux Arts
Ature Tv Parte
Military Training Bill Introduced by Representative Kali
In Washington a bill introduced in the House by Representative Kali of California would provide universal military training for all male citizens and those who have declared intent to become citizens between ages 18 and 25. The measure covers the Army and Navy and aims to prepare citizens through mandatory training.
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Washington
Kali
California
House
Trainmen Demand Higher Wages Amid Broad Railway Strike Talks
Surplus funds and self directed action threaten trainmen’s demand for wage increases as leaders press the railroad administration for relief from rising living costs. Union representatives report a plan to seek a national agreement and substantial wage boosts, with action by October 1 or further escalation.
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Willam
Lee
Kalteau
Heinber
Columbus
Warren S Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dolla
Brotherhood of
Rairoad
Wawey
Tyronte
Rairoad Astingusis
Cegy Eimplowes
Maday
Ake
Penditio Firal
Railroad Administration
Unons
Terms of Peace Unfair Says Romanian Premier In Interview
The Romanian premier denounces peace terms as unfair and warns that only firm guarantees of military and territorial concessions will secure lasting peace. He calls for strong Allied support and cites dangers to Hungary and Serbia if terms remain weak.
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Rumania
Bratine
Faty al Tee
Wusnaria
Tylall
Tremere Branugin
Hivivatin Deve
Trupavivania
Geos Ramancane
Haris
Serbia
Svea
Rioters Clash With Soldiers In Yard Race Riots
In a South Side stock yard area clash, white rioters attacked Black workers who were attempting to enter the yards, militia guarded gates as the mob assaulted them. Several injured and unverified reports of killings circulated amid ongoing tension.
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Seana Service
Sitter
Henke
Gary
Plans To Beautify The Capitol Completed By Experts
Experts led by George B. Kesner unveil a comprehensive plan to beautify the Capitol complex. The project, backed by state and city officials and the Chamber of Commerce, focuses on traffic, parking, and three planned approaches with Lincoln Boulevard as a main gateway.
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George B. Kesener
Chamber of Commerce
MH Hroadwell
Capital
Imall
Lincoln Boulevard
Harrion Avenue
Suiles Park
Durland
Geary
Stiles
Capitol
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