Prisoner Hung Sparks Fear in Chandler and Shawnee
Excitement in Chandler and Shawnee subsides as authorities fear a prisoner has been hanged. Reports say Davie and coaccused men were moved toward the state pen. deputies await word as lines of inquiry and search efforts unfold. The case centers on Davie, a man convicted of assault, with custody shifting to McAlester for safety. Local officials state there is no confirmation of the hanging and warn against spreading unverified details.
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Chandler
Oke
Mann
Abe
Davie
Maare
Miller
Wen
Hurgees
War
Ware
MeAles
Brown
Dave Farsa
Weewoka Mob Looms Over Trial and Jail Sentence
In WeWoka tam Maych a mob forms around a trial involving a Black man sentenced to forty five years in the state penitentiary for assault on a school leader. A frantic pursuit follows as townspeople learn plans to seize a train car and abduct a victim, with authorities reporting a man captured after efforts to ram a teacher. The incident echoes local tension as a mob swirls near Chandler and McAlester, while a sheriff pursues the case and a teacher’s safety is cited amid unrest.
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Wewoka
Tam
Maych
Apex Earlel
Ber
Enrie
Chandler
Primo Davis
Negra
Wate
Gaeeult
Echoul
Raturdey
Ater
Hag Suharitt
Brownes
McAlester
Wen
Bie
Chan- Ger
Megro
Tracher
Fheritt Drown
Maquipa
Avi
Hertel af Garenes A Weiche Victim in Wheatland Collapse
Hertel af Garenes A Weiche of a local construction company died when a wall or beam collapsed at the Wheatland site yesterday. The body is due to be buried tomorrow after final arrangements are completed.
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Hertel Af Garenes A. Weiche
Berris
Compuny
Mattara Et
Wheatland
Onte
Wife of Fire Hero May Get Carnegie Medal
The article reports a nomination for a Carnegie Medal honoring the wife of a fire hero. It describes the bravery and recognition sought for the spouse, detailing the event at a Menneysy hotel and the surrounding circumstances. The nomination process and potential posthumous or public acknowledgment are noted.
Cossacks Annihilated in Battle by Soviets Reported
London march 2 General Dene first Kuban Cossacks reportedly annihilated by the Soviets near Holiyagiinn in the Caucasus after the death of Deneklen and subsequent pursuit. News from Mageow Uday Deity notes heavy losses and the near total destruction of the Kuban forces.
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London
Mareh
Denekines
New Telephone Book Goes to Press Soon
A crude OCR fragment notes a forthcoming telephone directory with references to a Beathweetery Dell and a Tuesday event. It mentions numbers, names, and places to be reported, and indicates daily eneehute paid. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.
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Ana Pumirr
Sumac
Boston Red Sox Deal Details Reported in Unclear Copy
Fragments indicate a potential SPLO deal involving Boston Red Sox and a Boston firm with names like Holland and Jere, tied to a venue at Vernon Way or similar. The garbled text mentions marital or wine terms and a sale or transfer, but lacks clear facts, dates, or a coherent storyline.
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Wisyon
Sarch
Red Sox
France
Owtier
Holland
Jere
Boston
Eral
Fae
Vemway Park
Bled Sox
State Engineer Oversees Road Work Under Federal Aid
An opinion from the attorney general states the state engineer and Nie Asemante shall perform all engineering on roads built in Okishoms under federal aid. Outside engineers may be used if costs remain within one percent of project costs and all unexpected expenses are covered. Robert Stervelie, state engineer, requested the ruling.
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Nie Asemante
Okishoms
Robert ¢ Stervelie
Nobody Seems To Know About Harding In Pooled Speech
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear on Harding and event plans. Mentions hesitation among parties and questions about invitations and arrangements, with garbled phrasing and missing details.
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Harding
Maintenance of Way Em ployes Reject Proposition
Detroit March 2 representatives of thirteen railway unions today rejected a bid by their leaders to accept a bi partisan tribunal as a path to wage and work rules. President Wilson will appoint a trial board to expedite the permanent labor board, while unions push to avoid a strike until the tribunal acts. The move stems from fierce protests against wage demands and management plans.
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Mar
Ander
Dem
Wilena
Miteretort
le Unin
Finnployye
Ellen Ols
Wience
Wilson
They Permanent Labor Board
Bach-Commine Ili
Priv
Ue Permanent Beard
White House
Eimployen
Allies Plan Large Loan To Germany Reportedly Under Discussion
London march 2 the Berlin government to United States aid discussed a large loan to Germany as a measure to ease economic strain amid lingering postwar tensions. Authorities in London report the plan would be conditional on political and monetary reforms and could influence the broader European balance of payments and recovery prospects.
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Germany
Penitentiary Blues Sung As 16 Leave County Jail
A damaged report recounts sixteen inmates being led from a county jail toward McAleer Penitentiary. It lists sentences for grand larceny, robbery, murder, and related crimes, and notes the jail staff including the sheriff and jailers.
Eel Lost When Stemmer Sinks Off Talifax Harbor
A steamer from Liverpool broke up after grounding in a heavy sleet storm near Malises harbor. Sixty four passengers were rescued safely, while seventeen crew stayed aboard until dawn. The ship began to pound and officers abandoned ship at four. The Roebling aided the stranded vessel as it sank.
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Talifax
Hever
Levent Viner Hohamian
Bond
Verpool
Malises
Eafety
Bnt
Ug Roebling
Too Dak
Steamehig Reported Agreement Noted At Sea
Reported agreement noted with expected rating at MeN water. The amaztonnot stenener Hiken, near Reaceshst, was repelled by Point Judith. A tube cutter Areshaet Dowpd te Kew and others were involved in the incident.
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Point Judith
H C M Will Bother City Motorists Row
The text appears garbled but references a local issue about transportation costs and a group opposing or commenting on city motorists. No clear names or dates are extracted from the readable fragments. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
Oklahoma City melting pot survey shows diverse youth
Rotary club survey reveals Oklahoma City has about 100 foreign nationality children among 1784 in the northwest district. Nations represented include Hungary, Greece, Bohemia, Holland, Holy Land, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Italy, China, and others.
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Oklahoma City
Rotary Club
Hungary
Mpalm
Maria
Greece
Bohemia
Holland
Birthday celebration at family fete described in garbled notice
A damaged clipping notes a birthday celebration for siblings born around late February and early March. It mentions Mrs Geo Blankford of Minx mi hosting a yearly event, with a girl and her brother both referenced in the same family, highlighting the shared birthday observance and family attendance.
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Mra Geo Blankford
Minx mi
Bor
Vediay
Hertore
Senate Adopts Reservation On Peace Treaty
The Senate votes 14 to 0 to adopt a reservation on the peace treaty, asserting sole domestic jurisdiction over internal affairs and waiving arbitration or international review. Democratic members split, with fourteen supporting the reservation and the administration opposing it, signaling continued partisan friction over ratification.
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Senate
Ade
Atisone
Uharderia
Gard
Tieton
Sade
King
Vian
Suge
Maho’ de Hitman
R Mhinia Thoran
Ang
United Mates
Wagan of Nations
Damesrate
Crowds At Stock Show Highlight Oklahoma Ranchers
Large crowds attended the stock show opening as Oklahoma breeders showcased Aberdeen Angus and Hereford cattle. Wagons and exhibitors from across the southwest gathered with judges to evaluate stock, while the Hereford breeders association met to elect officers and set membership plans.
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Stock Sands
Oklahoma
Mowman
Kershaw
Muskogee
Berda
Taxpayers Attend Meeting on Valuation Tax
More than 1008 persons attended a Monday meeting to discuss payment of the five and a half percent valuation tax, resulting in clear public sentiment on rates and next steps.
Clergymen to Be Searched By Dry Agency
A fragmented clipping notes that clergymen will undergo scrutiny by a federal agency in coming days. The garbled text hints at investigations or inquiries, with phrases suggesting enforcement action and official review.
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Dry Agen
Fire Marshal Seeks Hotel Safety After Disastrous Fires
A state fire marshal moves to tighten hotel building codes after deadly fires, with state authorities reviewing investigations and possible actions. The push aims to ensure public safety by enforcing stringent regulations on hazardous structures and requiring remedial steps in hotels meeting unsafe conditions.
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Egilaore
Lilien
Rat Posier
Cone
Tuewee
Foster
Hennemmey
Oklahoma rate question argued in Warhtgton trade dispute
The March hearing addressed whether Memphis South Western freight rates between Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri Territory may be adopted in Oklahoma. The ruling affects religious endowments and a family receiving wine quantities under Quaker provision rules.
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Warhington
Inter Hate Commerce
Okiahowe
Kanes
Odlahome
Ya Miewourh
Ambiguous Fragment Draws Peace Message in Dialect
A brief, fragmented quotation in dialect urges living peacefully with all men. The text references a call for peace but is unclear about speakers, dates, or full context. No identifiable organizations or locations are evident in the readable lines.
Milk price rise noted across cities and states
A fragmented report lists milk price increases across multiple cities including Oklahoma City Portland Detroit Minneapolis and Kansas City with per quart costs ranging from 16 to 30 cents. The notice warns of department actions and temporary service suspensions tied to price adjustments and household needs.
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Oklahome City
Portland
Himore
Detroit
Minneapolie
Mt. Ike
Kansas City
Joseph
Butte
Omaim
Concent
Carlen
Onle
Mer
Latest Independent Prairie News Missing Details
Fragmentary OCR text references independent news items and local topics. It mentions purchase notes, municipal matters, and unclear names. No coherent events or individuals are readable to establish a concrete item or outcome for a proper summary.
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Mara
Formla
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Phanniee
Hort
OAS Mirah
Vietin
Erreld Teeenthal
Mennnesey
Fife
Eine
Ryan
Hovertion Sobertson Wal
Yale
Istate
Wape
Bulletin
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Moreh
Seatiaan
Tie Tall
Allen FE. Bareaker
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Geddes
United Grater
Tie Town
Fener
Fie Aiehlaet
McAleer
Avene
Negra Torger
Marty
Pall
Crits
Aheritt Foknann
Pricetalon
Amy
Arand Lareeny
Arand Lareeny. One Yar, Puttin Tarlo
William Davie
Garey
Ian Aunpach
Fred Jonnaon
Fy Wie
Low Kearty
Arent Lererny
Joe Hull
Comunist
Rowe Formity
Karl Dever
Fox Mentary
Coline Tilly
Pemve
Marie Allen
Pine Pearut
Harry Mitchell
Ko Johnson
Lather Bishop
End
Stemmer
Bohemian
Halifax
Steamehig
Agreund
Smee Cor Che “Haat
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United
Goethe
Baests
Adrian
Adeptien
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Pawhurka
Myceet
Norman
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Tressurey
Cmy A. Resolution
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