03 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1915
Page
1
London newspaper dispatches report Washington may object to shipping curtailments as neutrals are pressed by Britons and Allies amid mounting wartime tensions. The piece notes ministries and governments weighing responses and the risk of provoking neutral powers, with emphasis on potential military and diplomatic reactions.
The chamber of deputies approves a strict espionage bill for Italy, banning unauthorized possession of military data and imposing up to one year in prison and fines. Penalties double for foreign nationals. Government gains power to seize industries tied to the heroines of the country, including wine, telegraphs, and aviation. Also notes Mellin’s comet visible in early morning skies near Cambridge observatory.
A chaotic transcript shows a minister defending a man charged with theft and misconduct. Officials recount the accused’s alleged actions, noting interruptions and unclear accusations. The record hints at a public clash over propriety and punishment, with a judge or official pressing for answers.
A garbled OCR item notes Tehke nomination events and mentions Atwerta the Heat, Pieler at Peden, and Enlai among others. The text references timing, delays, and political figures in a disordered fashion without clear outcomes or dates.
March 9 reports from Washington recount Major General Wood forwarding a defense against alleged propaganda by the American Legion. The dispute centers on wartime organization influence and officials questioning press and government handling of antiwar rhetoric.
In Geneva President Mareth Vieteve Ader of the International Red Cross Society reports Pope Benedict sent a congratulatory message praising the work as a grand humane Christian effort. Ader replies that the war has begun.
A city official argues Oklahoma City's trees are an asset worth ten million dollars or more. He cites the need for a city forester under park board supervision to supervise planting, preservation, and spraying to maintain the urban forest.
Fragmented text reports Congress ending deadlocks amid administration plans and partisan friction. References to leaders Kuped Ship, Philip pines, and Hie. Senate debates on spending, continuity, and legislative actions, with mentions of Smoot, Lawler, and other figures.
The new Congress brings numerous retirements and new faces across parties. Key figures from Alabama, Kentucky, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois and other states depart, while notable leaders and appointees exit the House for federal roles or judgeships, reshaping the legislative landscape.
Norfolk reports the British steamer Helena ashore a mile and a half south of Currituck life saving station. The Mt Helena sent word from Charleston that it was bound for Rotterdam with thousands of tons of clothing and food for Belgian relief, a cargo funded by efforts in South Carolina and Georgia.
A Paris based committee led by Mme Poincare and notable French women forms to publicize France’s cause in central countries. The group aims to win neutral opinion through propaganda and public influence in the effort for support.
Fragmented OCR text notes a plan or funding resolution related to public domain land and a creek area. It mentions bi national or bi Nere domains, field primes, front lanes, violin reference, and a representative mix. The readable content is unclear and partially obfuscated.
A German war bureau bulletin notes multiple Russian advance attempts while French and Allied forces push on the Champagne front. British reports claim limited German gains near Monteneggia port Antivari and allied control along a long stretch of the front.
The board of managers will prosecute the impeachment case, with UW Goodwin, HE Sons, and CL Puham as members. They prepare articles of impeachment and await evidence evaluation to decide changes in opinion before formal submissions and a recorded vote.
Hogs as pacemakers for Indiana University track athletes was an innovation today by Coach Co Chilli. Whippets as pacemakers for Indiana athletes involved dogs from a local dog and pony show used at winter quarters, trained to run in a trial heat.
Fragmentary forecast notes rain or snow across Touleht and nearby hills with unsettled conditions. The text mentions the lower Mir valley and Atlantic eastward regions but lacks clear dates or specifics, rendering details unclear.
Witnesses describe a Watson loan tied to cotton business with connections to Lawton and Chickasha. The testimony details family ties among Watsons and local officials, intermarriage rumors, and alleged employment links to a cotton oil company. Evidence references long friendship between the Wattons and a Wichita area figure, with assertions of affiliations affecting public matters.
A city hearing on railroad finances examined alleged fake stock dividends paid by Western systems to cover wage increases for engineers and firemen. Witnesses cited $8,460.70 as sufficient for a 2 percent raise, naming lines including Chicago and Northwest, Great Northern, Union Pacific, and Oregon Short Line among others, with securitization costs and underwriting details discussed.
A Potomac Park monument plan honors women who perished in the Titanic disaster. Public subscriptions total about 40,000. a committee organizes the memorial to be unveiled in Washington. The note includes unrelated lines about Konrad Wohlfeld and Jane diving champion joining German forces, likely garbled.
A mine disaster entry describes coffins arriving and three bodies recovered. Passages mention Henry, elder of the West Virginia area, and workers entering the workings yesterday. Company officials report coffins arriving today as the scene develops.
A wartime dispatch describes a force of German prisoners moving under guard to a remand camp. The report details injuries and rough treatment, with some soldiers reportedly cooperating and others protesting. The article notes conditions on the rail journey and references Allied authorities overseeing prisoner handling.
Court records show witnesses summoned for the trial of Harry K. Thaw in New York March hearings. Officials note preparatory actions and lists of names among the jurors and legal counsel for the proceedings.
A detective begins his career with a high profile case as anarchists are indicted. The story details a search for wealth and conspiratorial links, involving church wreckers, patrolmen, and key figures like a commissioner ordering action after a sighting at a St. Paul site. The article hints at broader political tensions and a continued investigation.
Fragmented OCR narrative details wartime ruins and troops in a chaotic account. Mentions Greek and Turkish forces, fortifications, bombardment effects, leaders, and shifting fronts with scattered names and places. The garbled text preserves names like Darkoy and Maret but lacks coherent structure or dates.
Weather disrupts Hessian fly control as Callerman notes damp conditions slow wheat growth. He warns the pest may devastate crops, with heavy losses feared in areas suffering prolonged cold and wet periods. The worm’s activity could cost farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars in reduced yields, prompting calls for vigilance.
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