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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
1
Vernon Patterson murder trial unfolds with emotional testimony and defense rebuttals as jurors prepare for a potential late session. The state contends Patterson and accomplice Orhan Patterson plotted the killing after a downstairs confrontation, while prosecutors seek a verdict before nightfall amid witness tears and disputed motives.
A British ship of 48 ton gross owned by Anchor Hing was torpedoed by a German submarine on February 22 while bound for Laveordinn to inform Germany. The crew was renamed and the vessel listed as a casualty in recent maritime notices.
March 1 report outlines Togan’s proposal for wefan wi Sita Naw crowded German Chanerilarent. Pept Ting’s speech signals second place in consideration. indications of allied talks to prevent expansion of German power in the region. President Wit ter plans to address Friday. Lamden ayer Parcs to be discussed on Page 10.
March reports from Washington detail Minotto, son-in-law of Tonia Fo Swift, detained as an enemy alien. The attorney general ordered action while departments review charges that Nelson Morris agents aided deportation plans. Cross examination of Morris & Co officials reveals disputed salary figures and investigative focus on German connections.
An unclear draft item references seeds for buffalo herds and a political scene involving figures and seats. The text mixes names and events, mentioning Mrtiigt Park and several individuals linked to a seating or election context, with scattered phrases about a herd and a land event. The fragmentary language limits clear facts but points to a planned nucleus for buffalo herds and political maneuvering surrounding seats.
Fragmentary text outlines government move to draft skilled experts for wartime needs. Mentions Washington and policy authority, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. Historical note indicates emphasis on mobilizing expertise for national effort.
Local forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday with temperatures near freezing. Tonight remains clear while Saturday offers warmer conditions and continued fair skies.
The dispatch reports American forces in France retaliating for a gas attack by targeting German defensive batteries. It describes Allied air activity and the destruction of fortifications as part of a broader effort to weaken German positions. The piece conveys wartime urgency and cites Associated Press reporting from the Amman front.
A fragmented newspaper bulletin block mentions various names and terms in unclear sequence. Readable entities include a few proper nouns and possible places, but most of the text remains garbled with no coherent events or dates.
An OCR readable fragment notes German forces resuming pursuit toward Moscow with mentions of war offices and units. The text references operations across Hungarian fronts and ongoing advances, but many words are garbled. Despite the damage, the item conveys a military push toward the Russian capital with allied and organizational cues.
Paes plans to arrive only with a signed treaty as agreed, set to meet in Waco with Temoine to finalize terms. The parties aim for swift confirmation by 4:30 p.m. local time.
Three additional corpses were recovered from the tugboat wreckage at sea. Coast guard crews widened the search for missing crewmen as wreckage or life rings were found off the coast near Philadelphia.
A Russian capital turmoil report states U S Ambassador leaves Petrograd with a colleague while Allied agents depart. Telegrams indicate consular handover to Norwegian officials and a worsening crisis as food and defense measures stir concern.
Atlanta court schedules a second blackmail case with Mapet and Mitweh indicted. Trial date tentatively set for March 14 under mayoral and city officials’ oversight.
The war office reports a violent raid by German forces on the Aisne front east of a village last night. French troops repulsed the attack in hand to hand fighting and inflicted damage on the enemy.
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