Divorce Petition Reveals Oklahoma County Farmer Marriage Affair
Cross petition filed against former Mrs Buck details Oklahoma farmer John W Linch’s marriage to Anna Buck after his first wife died. Linch alleges Buck influenced him, sold a farm, bought a sanitarium, and incurred debts. He notes Buck had three children by a former husband and claims insufficient work by a 6 year old son since marriage.
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Cross
Buck
John W. Linch
Kingfisher County
Anna Buck
Han
Gaaltecigm
Oklahoma City
Linch
Colonel Jack Love Dies at Mineral Wells Texas
Col Jack Love longtime head of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission died at Mineral Wells Texas at age 61 after a months illness. He had led the commission from Oklahoma City and was known statewide as Colonel Jack. His body to be sent to Oklahoma City for the funeral arrangements and burial location awaiting relatives and final decision.
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Jack Love
State Corporation Commission
Mineral Wells
Texas
Bert
Colonel Love
Oklahoma City
Capitol
Woodward
Corporation Commission
5. M. Harris
Tulsa
Campbell Russell
Love
Harris
HL Bennett
J. H. Hyde
Jack
Lave
Colonel Jack
Colonel Jack Thin
John E Love
Western rail plan trims schedule between Omaha and Minneapolis
Washington June 1 the railroad administration plans further cuts to passenger train schedules between Omaha and Kansas City Paul and Minneapolis and the lake head cities. the reduction mirrors other west side curtailments and would save about 1,000,000 train miles annually.
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Washington
Omaha
Kinas City
Paul
Minneapolis
Citie
Railroad Administration
Convoy Rescues Passengers After Transport Sinking
News from London reports the torpedoing of the American troop transport President Lincoln by a German submarine. The ship sank in about thirty minutes, but destroyers arrived to rescue survivors among her crew and a few invalids bound for the United States.
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London
Lincoln
Webel
United States
German Artillery Used to Quell Ukraine Revolt
A Petrograd Telegraph Bureau dispatch states German artillery supports suppression of a peasant revolt in Ukraine. Revolters reportedly burn forests destroy crops and refuse surrender of agricultural implements as authorities respond.
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Ukraine
Shington
Etrograd
What Are They All Fighting For Poilus for Home and Americans for Peace
Private Harold R. Peat recounts trench life during quiet shells near Newve Chapelle. He and fellow Canadians guard captured German prisoners, noting discipline and aloofness of the Hun troops while pondering the war’s meaning and the toll on comrades.
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Poilus
Tommy
Irish Fight for Fan and Stand to Finish
An OCR fragment recalls soldiers facing brutal British forces and the fear of death while prisoners scorn prison guards. It contrasts British brutality with French methods and mocks the notion of being taken to London as an absurdity.
420000 FIGHTERS ARE NOW ABROAD SAY CHIEFS
Senate military committee reports from Washington that German forces have reached their objective near the Marne and may dig in for a later drive toward Paris. Gen Peyton C. March says American strength in France stands around 420000 fighters, with daily increases and a 60 percent combatant ratio.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Peyton © Marcel
Marne
Paris
Lewis
Ilinois
Campbell First American Ace In Flight Corps
Lieutenant Campbell of California is credited as the first ace in the American flying corps after shotting down a German biplane near Pant a Monason today. His fifth confirmed victory makes him likely to be joined by Edward Rickenbacher of Ohio who is expected to reach five wins soon.
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Dougine Campbell
California
Campbell
Panta-Monason
Liem
Edward Rickenbacher
Columbia
Ohio
Ickenbacher
Fair Tomorrow Weather Forecast Recap
A concise forecast notes fair conditions for tomorrow with no significant changes expected. Reduced humidity, light breezes, and comfortable temperatures anticipated across the region as skies remain mostly clear. No adverse weather events are foreseen for the period.
French and Allied Forces Report Intensified Battles on Fronts
Allied and French reports from June 1 describe renewed German pressure along the Soissons to Chateau Thierry sector with heavy fighting. French and British observers note artillery activity near Albert and Amiens, with several prisoners taken and ongoing attempts to cross the Marne at various points.
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London
Loval
Aveully Wood
Albert
Villers-Bretonneux
Hebuterne
Lene
Givenchy
Paris
Soissons
Chateas Thierry
Ton
Soissona
Maxine
Fis
Te Crise
Chitinaken
Chateau Thierry
Saissons
Lise
Viersy
War Office
Marne
Verneuil
Dormans Rheims
Red Cross Plans Protest Over Bombing Hospitals
Geneva June 1. An international Red Cross committee plans a strong protest against the bombing of hospitals behind British and American fronts. The group expressed deep indignation after official figures were shown and will mirror the protest issued over the sinking of hospital ships.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Othe Intentional Red Cross Committee
Germany
German plane downed near St Mihiel in air battle
An American pilot reportedly brought down another German aircraft this morning in an air battle. The plane crashed near St Mihiel in the sector northwest of Toul, according to unofficial information.
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Associated Press
France
Sune le
St Mihiel
Toul
Gunfire and arson target Dodge County camp in race attack
Bulletin reports a violent strike against a Black draft resister, George Cabiness, after threats at T FE King. In Dodge ten miles away, six more Black people are shot dead and their cabin burned, intensifying the racial violence in the area.
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George Cabiness
TFE
King
Dodge
25000 Called in Special Draft for Skilled Work
A call for 24 674 draft registrants to receive special training in skilled work was issued to Provost Marshal General Crowder. The conscripts will be drawn from 36 states and sent to training programs as part of a targeted manpower effort.
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Washington
Rammar
Crowder
A German Air Raid Bombs Paris in Second Attempt
Paris reports that German airmen attacked the city last night with two raids. The first raid failed, but the second raid dropped bombs on the capital, signaling continued aggression over Paris.
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AUS
Paris
Chickasha Railway Men Refuse Strike
Chickasha Oklahoma June 1 Members of railway unions at Chickasha yesterday refused to strike in sympathy with striking shop men of the Rock Island lines at Silvis Illinois The Chickasha workers issued a statement that they will be governed in all things by their representative in Washington and that they are not in sympathy with the proposed Silvis action.
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Chickasha
Okla
Dal
Bhy
Rock Island
Silvis
Washington
We Have With Us Today Drived Submarine Figures
A fragmented notice describes UTT and JEFF arriving at akete for France to present their world cartoons to Bud Fisher and others. It hints at wartime roles and a parade of Allied figures as Hooper's era imagery surfaces. The piece mentions General Hille and a mock opening on The Times back page, implying satirical wartime commentary amid a tense Allied march.
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Utt
Jeff
Akete
France
Bud Fisher
General Hille
Times Today
Jones
Tentang
Pat Katver
Germans Press Westward In Renewed Offense Near Amiens
Allied observers report German forces driving from the Montdidier salient toward Amiens and Paris area as French and U S troops engage in a major battle. French counterattacks, aided by advancing U S units, aim to slow the push while Austrian offensive preparations loom on the horizon.
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Associated Press
France
Mame
Allied raids on German town ring state department loss
Fragmentary report notes Allied raids on a German town and mentions German reactions and a stated greater impact on the state department. The garbled OCR hides key facts, but the sense is a wartime incident with international repercussions and diplomatic concern.
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Washington
State Department
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