Boys at Pauly State Training School Describe Harsh Conditions
In a January 1917 report by Jeanie W Milson, the Times portrays the State Training School for Boys at Pauly Valley. It notes that only one coat was issued per student, coats remained dirty, and many boys spoke of cold, inadequate clothing. Superintendent Ac Ke Giese advocates inward reform over outward appearance as key to improvement.
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Jeanie W Milson
Pauly
Times
Teague School
Hove
Pauly Valley
Noteport
Geillim
James Ruswell
Wood Choppers
Francis Cathert
J. E. Wales
Conny Lit
Hoys
Wales
Kaya
Paul Shrack
Pawhuska
weKin
Senate
Joe Mle Ray Steabeg
Macnee
Whawnas Hall
Amy Sete
Senate Steering Arrangements Made
Senator J Elmer Thomas moves in the Senate to empower the rules committee as a real calendar revision committee. It would revise the daily calendar and advance bills with early consideration. About 300 bills may die in the calendars of the two chambers before final adjournment.
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J. Elmer Thomas Iis Orang
Senate
Ames to Represent City at Congress Sessions
Judge C. B. Ames will represent this city at the reconstruction congress in Washington on March 3 and 4. Mayor Shear received notice that a delegate would attend. Ames is currently in New York awaiting further dispatches as the meetings address transportation and related matters. A steamship Carilio arrived from Bordeaux bringing dispatches and updates.
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C. B. Ames
Washington
Shear
Ames
New York
Wilton
Trameport Arives
March
Carilio
Bordeaux
Flight of Irish Sinn Fein Leader Shrouded in Romance
The report recounts Sinn Fein leader Eamon de Valera’s arrest near Creystoor and his transport as Irish authorities examine the abortive escape plot. It notes seventy prisoners including thirty-seven MPs and describes intense Irish sentiment as authorities keep suspected Fianna Fáil members detained after elections.
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Ireland
Sinn Fein
Strategy foils captors in Emerald Isto plans release
Rebel faction of Emerald Isto disrupts captors and moves to free other Mothers of Parliament languishing since January 1, as tensions rise over authority and safety. No further details available.
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Emerald Isto
Mothers of Parliament
Peck Launches Cyclonic Fight For Nomination
May Herbert Peck democratic candidate for mayor will return from Washington Monday afternoon to begin a rapid speaking drive through every precinct in Oklahoma City. Peck has been in Washington weeks cleansing his ties to the war department era. About forty to fifty supporters will handle Peck’s campaign across town, including J S Ross Lal Threlkeld and Vo Melonis, attorneys, Charles Evans educator, and others. The real estate dealers’ organization backs him and will mobilize women to aid voter registration ahead of the March 1 primaries.
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Herbert Peck
Washington
Laurel
Oklahoma City
Beck Thas
War Department
Perio
America
Peck
J .S. Ross
Lal Threlkeld
Vo & Melonis
Charles Evans
UU. Mema
Senate Adopts Redistricting Bill Petition Reported
A petition to the senate committee on judicial redistricting urged reducing the number of seats in the state from twenty six and increasing the salaries of chief justices from 3000 to 5000. Senator Luther Hart sponsored it with about fifteen to twenty senators supporting. The bill faced a push to become a spectacle for Monday after.
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Senate Committee On Judicial Ane
Senate
Luther Hart
Ringers Installed by Phone Company
The Southwest Bell Telephone Company begins installing a new set of ringers. Supervisor A. W. Bogenschults notes the appliances are constructed so the operator can hear the device ring, easing the ringing process and service flow.
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Southwest Bell Pelyphone Company
A. W. Bogenschults
Farmer Will Pick Bride Here Today
A rural matchmaking tale reaches Oklahoma City as a Mc Alester farmer travels to select a wife from female applicants arranged by the state employment bureau. Superintendent J Wo Walden says the list drew broad interest with many calls, including hundreds about lonely homes and the fate of a 5 year old boy, Robert Milton Raven, in a case involving potential foster care. The farmer aims to choose amid numerous applicants, and the bureau notes the process emphasizes personal interviews.
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CIA
Federal
State Employment Bureau
Hetty Green
J Wo Walden
Bureau
Tam
Walden
McAlester
Oklahoma City
Dorothy Raven
Westie Wise
Robert Milton Raven
Raven
Indian Bill Is Passed by Senate
The Senate eagerly passed the annual income cooperation bill providing $1,000,000 in addition to the $1,690,000 in the program. The Senate adjourned at 1 o'clock this morning.
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Senate
Washington
Draft applied by the GOP for March primaries
Local Republicans influenced C Russell Fred JD Dearly and A R Nelson to file for mayor commissioner of finance and accounting and commissioner of public property respectively for the March 18 primaries. Russell heads Russell Robbery Mills, a major food products maker. Bearly runs Minne tonka Lumber. Nelson co-owns Nelson Witt real estate.
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C Russell
Fred JD. Dearly
A. R. Nelson
Oklahoma
Russell
Russell Robbery’ Mills
Minnetonka Lumber Company
Nelson
Nelson-Witt
Road vote threat echoes through senate debate
Senate debate reveals threats over a road funding vote with Senator Sherman alleging coercion and Senator McAlister denying retaliation. Chairman Board defends the process as unduly alarmed, while Sherman cites fears tied to a prior district road project and a pledge to support a policy amid partisan tensions.
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Tink
Senate
McAlister
Racis
Sherman
Board
German Losses 1,600,000 Dead Reported in War Totals
Washington reports war casualty estimates compiled by General Staff show Germany with about 1,600,000 dead. Russia tops at 1,700,001. France 1,385,000. England 800,800. Italy 400,000. Austria Hungary 800,000. Belgium 102,000. Serbia and Montenegro 100,000. Romania 100,000. Other nations listed with various totals.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
United States
France
England
Italy
Turkey
Belgium
Rumania
Serbia and Montenegro
Austria Hungary
Nolgaria
I Would Not Want to Criticize Any One Walton Meet
A Walton for Mayor club gathering in the Skirvin hotel basement last night drew a curious scene as attendees searched for the candidate. The event began around 7:10 to 7:50 p m with voice from the audience and a light exchange about Mr Walton. Walton denied being an orator and began his remarks before continuing on page and column.
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Walton
Walton-for-Mayor
Skirvin Hotel
Phelps
Mr. Walton
Charlie
Gelumn
Voters Set April 8 Vote On Road Bond Question
April was fixed for a vote on a 208 thousand dollar road bond plan adopted by the legislature. The amendment speeds the bill through and requires both houses to pass the road measure by March 7 if the amendment is approved and signed by the governor. If so the election can be held on April 6.
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Senate
Roosevelt’s Last Words Urge Unity in GOP Ranks
A facsimile of Roosevelt’s final handwritten note is described by North American Review editor Colonel Harvey, showing a plea for party unity to avert divisive policies. The piece notes Roosevelt’s fading handwriting as he signals vigilance and a call to close ranks before broader political battles.
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Roosevelt
UL Maye
Republican National Contriller
Bn Iu Heil
North American Review
Hays
Coronel
Harvey
The
Roosefret
Finger Prints on Brandy Glass Link Murder in Eastern Home
Long Beach New York March 1 Nassau County police say finger prints on a brandy glass and two glasses found at the Wilkins summer home connect three robbers to the brutal murder of Mrs Julia Wilkins and assault on her husband Walter Wilkins. Authorities believe the trio are professionals and expect prints to lead to arrests.
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Ly Universal Service
Long Beach
Julia Wilkins
Walter Willing
Nassau County
Wilkens
Local Porch Weather Note Confusing Skip
Cloudy conditions with a likelihood of rain tonight and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected with intermittent showers. Fragmentary text limits precise details and location.
Registration in City May Go On Unimpeded
Five officials oversee the registration in Ninve ty af oeledi and Preenetten Ward one. Registrar YK Manns is appointed to handle Ward one while Overhobiet covers Preeniet eleven. Reports show women leading in registrations, with Ward one reporting no registrations to date. Ward two has fourteen women registered and three men. Ward three’s Ward ten records one man and one woman. Dudley KF Johnstone is named registrar for Precinct 18 Ward 3, replacing UC Widler.
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Ofaliena
Iy Roel
den Literhaek
YK Manns
Preenetten
Wad
Tmr
Wai
Sor Harvey
Will Peminter Ari Tyee
Soviets Campaign to Win Women Voters in Russia
Refugees from Moscow report the Soviet government is promoting a broad campaign to win support of women across Russia. Mme Radek, wife of Karl Radek, is playing a prominent role along with other women to attract women to ministries and colleges.
Knox condemns league plan seeks world court and Monroe Doctrine
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania assails the proposed league of nations calling it a misnomer and argues for a sovereign world organization to prevent war. He urges a charter that declares war a crime and settles disputes by an international court while preserving the Monroe Doctrine and U S sovereignty.
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Washington
Senaster Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
League of Na Hons
The
League
Peace Conference
Fiverich Ansiery
Propas Bandists
Knox
Rerm Epivania
League of Nations
America
Munroe
Panama Canal
Propserly
Monroe
Princips
Koos
United States
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de Valera
Paris
Lanenlyfren
Ratward
Phe Valery
Capbeelt
Taek Republic
Crise
Yarspart
le Valera
Creystoor
O'Crathen
Lincoln
Mra. J Regtrar
West Willee
Mise Louise Prewitt
East Fifth Street
Mra TM
Davis
Sinc
Heimy
Misa Prewitt
Employment Bureau
Bearly
Shenian Aine Charee i Toor
Senate Tudiy
Oss
Lowell
T. R
Ssoviets
Sencitor
U.S
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