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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1919

Page

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Foch Demands Foe Yield Ships Wilson Flays Republicans In an Appeal For Support

The piece recounts political tensions around Ardmore and Oklahoma City figures, including calls for reform, a road bond issue, and a grand jury investigation that led to resignations and removals. It notes Mackintosh Walton, J. C. Walton connections, and a political climate urging clean government amid city and county scrutiny. The report previews continued coverage on page 4.

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Noske Assumes Executive Power to Foil Red Plot

Copenhagen March 4 The Persian government declares a siege in police districts including Berlin and Spandau After being cited in Berlin Bevin says to protect workers from terror of minority and notes government dispatch from Berlin reports Noske assumes autocratic authority to foil a red plot against Ebert rule.

Noske Red Ebert Copenhagen Berlin Spandau Bevin Camine

Wichitan Triumph at Stock Show on Shorthorn

In Wichita Kansas the Wichitan exhibitor won top awards for Shorthorn cattle at the Southwest American Livestock show. Grand entries Ratton Corporal and Mimory led judging in cattle with prime prizes mostly awarded to Oklahoma breeders. Hog judging and Aberdeen Angus sales drew hundreds of breeders from Oklahoma and nearby states. Berlin unrest reports note a Spartacist call for a general strike, with factory meetings and potential forceful demonstrations looming as workers discuss broader political action.

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Sapulpa Business Men to Go to Trial

Governor Robertson noted an oil man from Sapulpa named F. Kagan faces trial after a Wisconsin governor’s requisition for his return. Charged with larceny, he allegedly stole $1000 from an Indian in aiding a land deal. Eagan denies wrongdoing, claiming the funds came from an arrangement with the Indian. Eagan is a longtime Sapulpa business figure residing on the east side of the state.

Robertson Oil Manning Wisconsin In F. Kagan Sapulpa

Peck Headquarters Opened Today for Mayoral Candidate

The Peck campaign opened headquarters this morning in the Colcor Building after Herbert M. Peck arrived from Washington last night. A reception and a banquet at Lae-Hiachina Hotel was set for 7:00 with J. S. Ross and Aber speakers listed to introduce Peck and outline his platform and policies if elected.

Peck For Club Colcor Herbert M. Peck Washington Caleck Toni Lae-Hiachina Hotel Peck J. S. Ross Aber

Longfellow Lecture Platform Promises Life-Saving Ideas

Cominotere Longfellow, director of the naval division for American Red Cross, outlines a platform on water safety and life-saving on land. He will share ideas at the lecture, aiming to engage auditors and highlight prevention and rescue strategies.

Cominotere Longfellow Fie Navins

Food CoU Not Factor Enemy Told Wolmar Reports

Wolmar, reporting from the marshal, states that the food co u factor is not a factor in the enemy's actions. Dervand notes corroboration from marshal sources.

Wolmar Dervand Marshal

Allied Demands Prompt German Fleet Delivery

Dispatches from Weimar and Berlin report Marshal Foch demanding the immediate handover of Germanys mercantile fleet without regard to food supplies. Marshal Voegtlas informs the Central Armistice Commission that German food provision efforts are failing and a French mission led by Mr. Laquena will study fuel questions in Berlin.

Copenhagen Marshal Foch Weimar National Assembly Cort Marshal Voeh Tas Ceertpan Armictive Commission Wees Repwet Berlin Spa Ayeyoral Sudant Foch Sin Mf. Laquena

State bill passes house at capitol vote

A patchy bulletin notes a stalled bill, with wording indicating it would permit some action in Oklahoma and pass the house by a 24 to 0 vote. The readable fragments hint at a rapid reconsideration of the measure as it moves toward enactment.

Oklahoma

House Member May Request Phone Charter Revocation

A proposed concurrent resolution to revoke Southwestern Bell Telephone’s charter for failing to install the public service rates will be introduced in the Oklahoma House this afternoon. The move follows last week’s court actions and the state attorney general comments about bond requirements and widespread violations by telephone firms.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Corporation Commission House of Representatives Capitol East Side Thekiahoma County Harrisontates Supreme Court District Court Freeling Withs Anap

Wilson Signs Wheat Measure Signed to uphold $0.52 a bushel guarantee

Washington March 4 President Wilson signed the wheat guarantee bill carrying an appropriation of 9008000 to maintain the guaranteed price of 52 cents a bushel. The action locks in support for farmers amid market volatility and food policy.

Washington Wilson

President Wilson cites Senate block on key legislation

Washington reports that after congress adjourned, a Republican Senate filibuster killed important bills. President Wilson issued a statement accusing a group of ten senators of delaying government work and risking railway finances. He says he must attend the peace conference in Pennsylvania and cannot press Congress from Washington.

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House Asks World Envoys To Grant Irish Plea for Relief

United States House of Representatives votes 216 to 4 to urge world envoys to support relief for Ireland under British rule. The action follows a turbulent overnight session as foreign policy debates continue. resolution now moves to the Senate for consideration.

House

Translated fragments hint at constitutional reform debate and propaganda

The text shows fragmented notes about bills, amendments, and political figures. It references President Wise and a drive for equal suffrage, along with mentions of a constitutional amendment, commissions, and propaganda backing the government’s stance.

Mercury drops 25 degrees in ninety minutes this morning

A sharp early cold wave hit Odiahora City with thermometers falling 25 degrees within an hour and a half. By 9 am the readings steadied near 40s while forecasts expect light winds, a gradual warming this afternoon, and continued freezing temps across western Texas and eastern Oklahoma.

Odiahora Tvadence Arkansas Texas

Republicans Threaten to Block League Plan in Senate

In Washington on March 4 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge led an effort to block the league constitution as drafted. He announced a list of 37 Republican senators who allegedly supported the resolution to record the Senate against acceptance of the proposed league. The move signals GOP intent to defeat or delay ratification of a peace treaty linked to a league of nations.

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Battle over railroad funding stalls in closing Senate

Washington March 4 The Senate adjourned amid tense debate as a railroad appropriation bill failed to pass. President Wilson and Democratic leaders faced renewed pressure about returning railways to private owners, with the measure ending amidst filibuster tactics and warnings of prolonged impasse.

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