02 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Wilson seeking more facts on allied antiterman shipping policy and American vessels. The text references a proposed wartime stance, unspecified changes, and mentions of leaders and regions in a garbled, incomplete record.
A disjointed courtroom summary reports a jury finding in Perry with references to several trials, attorneys, and proceedings. It mentions a potential retrial, various officials, and locations including Dodge City and Omaha, with scattered names and dates in a garbled, OCR-like passage.
The article documents ongoing efforts to stabilize commerce amid political and social upheaval. It notes the involvement of key figures such as Mivertiiient and Wad Tere, with references to local institutions and emergent policy measures. The piece emphasizes cautious optimism for recovery and economic continuity.
Fragmented, OCR heavy text mentions charges against House members and potential abandonment of an Indian investigation. Sparse readable segments reference Welsh defense and a political context with various names, dates, and places obscured by noise.
A blast at a mining operation in Colorado trapped and killed miners. Emergency crews worked through the night to recover victims as authorities investigated the cause and exact number of casualties. Local officials urged caution and coordinated with company representatives on site safety.
The Milam case against a railway company was reversed by the Supreme Court. The appeal reached Nie Chintoron county with motions granting relief and examining the lower court decisions. The court found errors in the prior rulings and instructed new consideration of the case involving the travel and safety responsibilities of the railway firm.
A dense, period style brief describes Allied and German actions with mentions of Washington state, Paris, and multiple fronts. It references a controversial proxy engagement and hints at broader strategic movements, including air and ground operations, with emphasis on supply lines and front status.
A fragmented report describes a large crowd preparing to join a legion, with chaotic narration and jumbled phrases. The text references names, places, and unclear events as it wanders through disconnected statements and potential protests.
A garbled OCR item mentions a meeting with unclear names and places, with fragmented phrases about a legate and a telecommunication context. The readable parts indicate a formal gathering or discussion, but essential details and entities are obscured.
Fragmented text reports on Americans involved with Allied horses, alleging deceit and mistreatment. It mentions ships, ports like Norfolk and New York, and references to officials and wartime logistics. The piece reads like a chaotic OCR snippet with many garbled sections and misread names.
A garbled OCRized report outlines an anarchic plot halted by authorities in a city. It mentions Hanks in the city, arrests, a concrete camp, and a central office investigation ongoing with detectives pursuing leads and a planned bombing.
Turbulent dispatch notes a humanitarian aid effort for Turkish defenders amid a broader gale of military conflict. Reports reference ships, routes, and emerging support networks, with emphasis on international relief coordination and potential challenges to delivery.
Fragmented report describes danger to sailors in Singapore with mentions of executions daily and a tense foreign presence. The text references investigations, maritime activity, and government responses amid a climate of fear and displacement. Several named entities appear garbled but point to international concerns surrounding naval matters.
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