02 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1918
Page
1
A swept operation in Oklahoma City led to the seizure of subscriptions tied to a Liberty Loan drive. Officials and residents, including Henry Prather and Kiev N sweep, faced a public record of coercive tactics and mass mobilization.
In a contested Oklahoma case, Prather, tied to a 1920s crime involving Archie in Oklahoma City, faced a death sentence later reduced on appeal. The proceedings featured claims of revenge and gang violence, with tension over federal or state control and a controversial outcome amid inmate reform talk.
Two people were killed during a strike disturbance in Buenos Aires authorities said. Police reported gunfire and clashes between protesters and security forces as the unrest escalated in the city center.
Walton notes electricity prices exceed those of other cities and discusses impacts on residents. The report cites local figures and references proposed measures to address the cost, including potential rate adjustments and policy concerns raised by officials.
The report notes maritime attacks amid wartime disruption with another steamship sunk by a U-boat. Details remain fragmentary but the line underscores ongoing danger to civilian shipping and the strategic impact on Spain’s trade routes.
A wealthy individual faces a prison sentence after being convicted of tax fraud. The case details indicate significant financial misconduct and tax evasion, culminating in a court verdict that requires imprisonment.
A brief weather note notes generally fair conditions with light winds. It mentions a slight temperature change expected and a mild rise or fall across the day with a hint of unsettled weather possible later.
A Newark man faces jail after an incident described as a forced kiss from his wife. The report notes a jury trial and testimonies regarding the clash at home.
A newspaper note details an order from Kesler demanding the demolition of a condemned block. The text references owners, local figures, and public safety actions, with mentions of the theater, property, and a contentious process affecting the area.
The article reports that Japan will act to curb the German threat in the Far East. It notes that there has been no proposal by Japan to seek conquest and emphasizes Japan’s view that its actions do not indicate aggression against the Allies. The piece frames the German menace as a direct risk to eastward security and regional stability.
Thrift Saturday is marked locally with sales and community activity. Reports describe openings and weekend events as residents plan to visit venues and support stalls.
A fragmented report notes a dispute over a gas payment cut by city authorities. The account references street names, utility actions, and incomplete phrases suggesting a contested billing decision and possible municipal intervention.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Hawaii and drier conditions with stray phrases about travel and places. The readable bits list no clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a full summary.
Washington reports a Pacific northwest sabotage scare prompts a labor department order to deport aliens who advocate sabotage or anarchy even without overt acts. Special probe targets Seattle area groups as Secretary Wilson acts to restrict alien influence amid a broader crackdown.
Washington reports government officials will cut passenger train service in the west by about one third under a new arrangement. A timetable will be issued soon, detailing reduced runs from the Mississippi River to the Pacific coast, with western routes most affected and eastern service limited.
An unclear report notes Woods receiving a post in the aerial service with reference to Washington and mentions committee actions and a deputy cabinet appointment.
Fragmented OCR text reports Modern Eve claiming clothing at a New York dance, but onlookers dispute the claim. The garbled passage references various names and locations, but the core event centers on Eve's attire assertion and audience skepticism.
A crowded Vernon courtroom follows last defense arguments in the Patterson murder trial. Judge Harris hopes to send the case to a verdict by four, while defense attorney contends for acquittal or death.
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