03 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
1
A transcription fragment shows Brock purchasing a $20,000 property on Main Street amid dense, garbled text. Several names and places appear intermittently, but readable facts are the property purchase by Brock and a $20,000 valuation.
Fragmented report describes Professor Ushers arguing against the Monroe Doctrine and its vitality. The piece cites debate at a formal event, referencing U S policy and protests amid discussions of international aims and American leadership.
A lengthy roll call shows a split vote on tabling the Gore resolution. Ayes include Shurst Bankhead Beckham Brandegee Broussard Chilton Clarke Culbertson Curtis Dill ham Du Pont Fletcher Gore Harding Hitchcock Hollis Hughes James Johnson Maine Johnson Lane Lee Maryland Lewis Lodge McLean Martin Martine Myers Nelson Phelan Pittman Pomerone Ransdell Reed Shafroth Sheppard Shields Simmons Smith Georgia Smith Maryland Smith Michigan Smith South Carolina Sterling Stone Swan son Thomas Thompson Tillman Underwood Vardaman Wadsworth Weeks Williams and others totaling six. Nays list Borah Chamberlain Clapp Cummins Fall Gallinger Gronna Jones LaFollette McCum ber Norris OGorman Sherman Works totaling fourteen. The final tally remains 6 yes votes to 14 no votes with several missing or uncertain names.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic narrative centered on Johnson accusing prisoners of hiring his legal aid. The text references Ohio and Tennessee locals, a controversial petition, and various disjointed fragments about trials, fees, and personnel. The readable portions imply a legal dispute with accused influence and external hiring.
Fragmented OCR text shows chaotic references to rivers threatening a new quarter, mentions of burn W and ether terms. Amid scattered phrases, potential geographic and institutional names emerge as garbled entities.
A garbled report describes rising tensions near a Portuguese venue with mentions of a governor, officials, and local protest activity. The fragment highlights unrest, unspecified actions, and potential political involvement. Entities and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR reports several fatalities in a fire event. Names and specifics are unreadable, with possible references to locations and organizations but no clear context or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references Denver mint and half billion bullion holdings. Names and details are unclear. no coherent events or dates emerge to establish a definitive news item.
Washington on March 3 68 to 14 the Senate tabled Senator Gore's resolution to warn Americans off armed merchant ships of European belligerents. Administration forces moved to quell the agitation over submarine negotiations with Germany, as President Wilson faced pressure from supporters and critics alike.
A local newspaper notes a reported woman bandit incident is false, noting inconsistent details and lack of corroboration. The piece questions the credibility of the account and cautions readers about unverified sensational claims.
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