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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
1
A turbulent dispute at Cameron State School ends with the head’s resignation after an investigation. The Board of Agriculture backed a vote of confidence, while an incident involving student treatment prompted calls for accountability and potential reappointment arrangements. The committee indicated Trenton’s role and a future partnership with the coopers union could shift under new leadership.
A government release shows population increases across fourteen states with notable gains. Beaumont Texas rises by 11 percent, Bloomington Alabama up 28.1 percent, Getar Rapids Iowa up 119 percent, and Kentucky totals around 4 percent, reflecting broad growth trends over the decade.
A statewide religious survey report will be presented at the ministers conference in Oklahoma. The meeting opens Monday with the conference continuing through the afternoon and evening sessions. Denominational ministers may hold Wednesday group meetings, with speakers including Erich and others working in Turkey. Fire damaged Trinity Products mill and bales of cotton were seized in a federal investigation related to wartime shipping.
A clipped, dialect infused note describes a worker unable to work due to fatigue and a reliance on delayed pay. The piece mentions automobile owners in Ohiniream facing arrest risk for failing to meet obligations, with a wary tone about enforcement and hardship.
The readable fragments show a garbled mix of names and phrases likely from a page caption or ad. Key entities are unclear. no coherent event or action emerges. The snippet appears to reference people or groups with uncertain connections and a stray brand-like term.
Reports from Washington describe moves to tighten control over sugar price and crop policy with a debate on a resolution to investigate the related matters while reaffirming executive and regulatory powers. The text notes tariff and trade considerations and mentions a shift in policy toward the Louisiana crop and petroleum interests, with references to agencies and corporate entities involved.
J P Morgans grandson and his bride were abroad in France for a marriage reported with details of security and police interest. Detectives tracked the couple as they prepared for a Paris departure, while families watched for attempts to reach home. The bride and groom reportedly planned a swift return to the United States.
In Cleveland at the Owen Tire and Hubler plant warehouse near Uedford this morning, a gasoline explosion injured several workers. Fire followed the blast with flames and fallen debris delaying confirmation of all injuries.
In New York Marsh the market recorded a historic high as a single share traded at 1350 dollars. The surge surpassed the prior peak set during a market panic, underscoring extreme demand and volatility in the stock aries and related sectors.
Entry notes political action by Carranza expelling an American newspaper correspondent with Jenkins possibly facing removal. Included is garbled text referencing milk prices, locations, names, dates, and scattered details, but no clear coherent event beyond the expulsion note.
The readable bits mention stakes at certain locations and names, but most phrases are jumbled. The fragment appears to reference a public notice or sale with unclear details about parties and dates, making precise interpretation difficult.
A Mexican rebel leader linked to a bandit group was killed and several foams were wounded after a violent clash near Law Pat Thade. U.S. authorities reported no official confirmation of the death despite a government critique.
Tragic Ardmore wreck claims several lives and several others injured as funeral rites proceed at local graveyard. County attorney orders investigation while authorities label the collision as the cause of the tragedy.
A court hearing Wednesday considered whether Jim Noble is a janitor or messenger in a dispute over his salary and status. The governor seeks mandamus to compel payment from Carter, while Carter argues Noble is a governor’s aide. The attorney general advised Noble belongs to the janitor fund, but Noble’s pay should come from the governor’s office budget.
A Chicago bulletin reports a rail leader meeting in which delegates from major companies and unions discussed strike plans. The session aimed to end delays and reach agreement on maintenance of way pay and improvements. The group will reconvene Monday to continue talks with railroad officials from Indianapolis to Texas and beyond.
Officials outlined a 10 mill school levy proposal with 75 percent of revenue for teachers salaries and rest for improvements. The measure, expected to be on the ballot Thursday, aims to fund district operations and building needs amid budget constraints.
Chamber of Commerce members discuss a referendum on whether the city should build a single large railroad station or two separate facilities, with Chamber manager F. Hall guiding the inquiry.
Army officers said the case involves Harry Velaires Gullinne Perkin and other militants countering the draft threat. The accused, identified by officials, faces a court martial as authorities pursue alleged violations related to dodging military service. The proceedings are expected to shed light on the broader draft resistance activity in the country.
Mary Pickford evades reporters during guided trip in Paris as she and her party travel by train. Officers note she excused herself to seek privacy with her mother and a companion, remaining away from the others until the next station. The party continues toward Bau, while Pickford’s behavior prompts caution from officials about press access.
In a local robbery at Miller Street, robbers used a blackjack to threaten occupants. The victim, Miller, confronted them as they fled with cash. A bystander was struck during the struggle, and police are reviewing the scene for clues.
A railroad accident near Philadelphia leaves engineer Wil A Bel dead. Investigators flag a mysterious melee and unclear causes as officers review the scene and trash found nearby. The investigation proceeds to establish how the death occurred, with railway staff cooperating.
A battered report details a severe cold blast across Oklahoma and western states, followed by widespread wind damage. Wires snapped, power cuts hit towns, and travel disrupted as crews assess outages and repair lines amid lingering frigid conditions and storm warnings. Weather forecasters warn of continued cold and gusty winds, with headlines noting wire damage, fallen trees, and road hazards across multiple counties.
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