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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
1
A chaotic wartime dispatch outlines Allied efforts to sever German port access and constrain maritime activity. Ambassadors and officials discuss security measures, potential reprisals, and strategic aims without revealing full plans, while tensions mount over shipping, neutrality, and disruption of enemy supply lines.
A disputed Pacific coast episode centers on Chinese New Year banquets and public sentiment. Reports from Los Angeles describe tensions as business leaders and officials weigh antichinese actions and potential commerce impact amid ongoing unrest.
A telegraph report from Guanajuato and Chihuahua cites a battle near Man Heo where Urvian forces defeated Carransa troops taking 60 prisoners and capturing rifles and a rapid-fire gun. The advance also mentions the capture of towns including Arambaro and other localities with goods seized.
A heavily garbled OCR snippet lists scattered words and partial names including references to names like Pfeil and Wake, with no coherent story or clear events. The fragmentary text lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
A hazy fragmented account describes a shipboard fire on a vessel named Mey Vran and efforts by Hersh and others to reach safety. The scene unfolds with references to a Meany SAW, a cautious retreat, and a perilous near-miss at sea amid collapsing decks and rising smoke.
The March 1 law imposes penalties for distributing drugs without a physician’s prescription and outlines fines up to one year in prison or five years for officials. A one dollar annual tax is levied on all sellers. Proponents tout benefits while opponents warn of strict controls.
New York officials debate exhuming bodies of eight inmates at the German Odd Keltows home in a high profile inquiry. Coroner James P Dann and District Attorney General Martin weigh hearings as Frederick Mors confesses to crimes linked to the home. The inquest continues amid questions about examinations and evidence.
Twenty one directors and former director of the New Haven Hartford railroad company faced indictments for criminal conspiracy under federal law. Preliminary steps set March deadlines as nine defendants entered pleas this morning, while twelve others were to plead in the afternoon. Names listed include Lewis Cans Ledyard and Robert W. Dwr among the defendants.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wartime alliances and aims, mentioning Britain France and Italy. It references ministerial statements, possible ceasefire terms, and Germany’s actions. The piece hints at political maneuvering around new wartime alignments and territorial considerations.
Fragmentary text outlines an order of business for a night session, mentioning funds for "School Towns 10" and various names and places. It references meetings, appropriation talk, and political debate with muted specifics, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper item about municipal finance and governance.
March 1 report lists Liverpool food stocks including wheat corn oats and rye with quantities and origins. The notice notes imports and storage details, with emphasis on domestic distribution and potential national impact from food reserves.
The report describes a cold start with mist and overcast skies across regions. Expect generally cloudy conditions through the day with a chance of light showers or drizzle in places, and temperatures remaining cool into the afternoon.
In New York, the German envoy Dernberg denies reports that Count von Bernstorff would be recalled to Berlin. The story claims a deliberate effort by Paglia Germans in America to influence U S policy, with Dernberg as Berlin’s personal representative to Amelia.
The passage lists multiple names such as Eddie Pamela and Wyuun Pelion along with scattered phrases and fragments. It reads like a garbled OCR of a personal notices section with unclear dates or locations and no coherent event.
A garbled report describes a ship drifting with a broken propeller amid unclear locations. Names like Vive Silman and AACA XT Listgt appear, with fragments suggesting a news item about maritime trouble near Western or Westen areas and possible inspections or reactions from authorities.
Fragmentary report references Wilson tied by legs and a Dor Mitoithon demand. Mentions Me wae Jobat and Leelee, plus The president cath and Halvistion. Several garbled names and dates appear with no clear outcome.
The article details a high profile case where Stegler's wife is implicated in a hotel dispute and faces an indictment related to alleged conspiracy. Naval reservist tied to the case faces charges over fraudulent attempts to obtain an American passport. The report covers testimony and events surrounding the motel setting and subsequent legal actions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows wartime era talk of lights on flags and national unity. Mentions New York and references to soldiers, civilians, and public sentiment during conflict. Contains garbled phrases but centers on patriotic display and wartime resilience.
Fragmentary OCR text references individuals and places with garbled phrasing. It mentions a move to Japan, a week ago, a Hematite reference, and a plan to proceed to Rome from Orteus, with unclear context and multiple nonsensical segments.
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