Rebate Attacked In Court Over Natural Gas Charges
Norman and Oklahoma City lawyers argue in Norman court as Citizens question rebates and discount allocations tied to Oklahoma Natural Gas. Judge fixes an appeal bond of 1000 to secure rebates while parties dispute gas delivery, pricing shares, and jurisdiction with the Oklahoma Gas and Electric company named in the dispute.
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Rebate
Holden
Jay
Paleo
Omahoma Car & Tristrit Company
Eatreme Enurt
Revutt
Art Appeal
Eveparanien Commission
Oldstone Natural Tas Company
Olas Homa Natural Gay Company
Ames
Oklahoma Gas & Mertiie
Oklahoma
Enn Yaniy
Priiaedl
Aner
Rence Thie Feet Company
Oklalewig Natural Me
Oklahoma Natural
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Anes
Norman
Obla
Anis
Charlee Halden
Fotitas
Hoth
Chierina
Fulkerson
Monson Pearett
Thomas W. Marbett
Tom Cheatwood
Ben Wiliams
J. B. Dudles
British Embassy Refugees Reach Finland in Transit
Reported movement shows British embassy staff fleeing Russia reaching Finland with Swedish help to secure transport to Tornra near the Swedish border. Diplomats are at Abo near the coast as concerns rise about their next destination and safety arrangements.
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Russia
Finland
Stockholm
Helscrip
Niles
Tornra
Dundee
Abo
Shorthorns Take Center Stage at Stock Show
In Packsmngthrwn the Shorthorns display top cattle as judges and exhibitors crown champions. Meridian Oklahoma wins two year calf honors while Mineo Oklahoma and Snyder Oklahoma earn steady showings. A grand sale follows with international champion steer bidding set for the evening.
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Hiro
Stein
Chickaslow
Shin
Meridian
Oklahoma
Johnson and Conpaty
Mineo
Tohn Crane
Chicago
JH. Camps
Lone
Snyder
Professor Tall
Clahoma
Ravi Mrolleke
Ler Swiggeld
Mulvna Ila
Daw Tetay
Charles Thichirant
Morris
Couputing
Reery Stellal
TR Keeshiay
Mit Lore
Ahiry
Cold Wave Tonight Forecast Warns Of Frosty Night
Local forecast calls for cloudy skies with a cold wave tonight into Wednesday. Minimum temperatures drop sharply with readings near 10 degrees, dipping in northern regions and the western half as winds remain light but chilly. Eastern and southern areas see especially brisk conditions overnight and into tomorrow.
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Az Degre
Courhena
Westhead
Eantein
Aouthern
Thousands Die in Kiev Street Fighting as Shelling Rages
A telegraph bulletin reports heavy shelling and fierce fighting in Kiev from January 5 to February 3, with thousands killed or wounded and widespread destruction. Ukrainians and Bolsheviks clash as Austrian and German troops move nearby, raising concern for the city’s fate.
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Kiev
Washington
Kaek
Riesia
Talshenia
Todlcy
Erie
Bolatievik
Murder Charge Placed on 14 Year Old Fort Worth Girl
Fort Worth Texas March reports that a fourteen year old girl Gertrude Ulrich faces murder charges. Officers say a man was saved from harm after she allegedly admitted administering poison to her father on a Saturday night in Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Wort Worth
Texas
Marilee
Gertrude Ulrich
Ament
Fiaison
Satur
Unfair Methods in Fertilizer Charged in FTC Case
Federal trade commission charges unfair methods in fertilizer sales and marketing against American Agricultural Chemical Company of Connecticut and The Trait Company of New Jersey. Alleged deceptive practices include false and misleading representations to consumers and improper advertisements. Proceedings seek remedies and potential penalties under federal law.
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Washington
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Commectient
Trait Company
New Jersey
Wadiry
Rotarians Buy $2,000 Worth of War Stamps
The Rotary Club members subscribe to $2000 in War Savings stamps at a meeting held at the Leeuckiie hotel. Judge WM Hurfort spoke on the War Savings program and a Ladies Quartet sang. AP Cooke gave a short address on “Myself and Others.”
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Leeuckiie
Elih
Will
Commission Postpones Action On Fire Bonds
A local city committee postponed action on fire bonds amid discussions on fire limits and an advance to purchase new equipment. The panel approved a $75,000 loan to fund the proposed apparatus, with details noted for next meeting.
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Commission
Rity Commie
Swanere
Tomorriw
White Techeider
Baruch Named Chairman of Industry Board
Baruch rises to chair a wartime industry board directing national resources and production. The appointment signals strong executive oversight and coordination with government wartime efforts while industry leaders pledge commitment to efficient mobilization.
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Baruch
Industry
War Cameos by Associated Press Recoveries of WWI Heroes
War cameos recount bravery in World War I, naming Joseph Canby from Brooklyn and William Coleman from Kansas as officers and Alvin Soiley from St Louis as a private. It notes sergeants, artillery officers, and other soldiers praised for courage and leadership during gas attacks and key front-line actions.
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Associated Press
Moan Lay
Brent
Arkansas
Americana
Detroit
France
le Louis
Neyenn
Prem Clemencean
Joseph Canby
Rooklyn
William Coleman
Ries
S. Pas TE Yee
Brooklyn
Alvin Soiley
Lois
Waleh
Norton
Taptans Mott Genfoel
Liittiere
Georgia
Liett
Greene
Winteile
Germans Press On To Petrograd Despite Truce
Vienna reports German forces advance toward Petrograd despite a truce. An official statement from the war office credits German operations to restore order and security in the region. The report notes continued pressure and activity on the front as Moscow and allies monitor the situation.
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Petrograd
Vienna
Marty S
Howe
Uketava
Aweera
Siberian Council Opposes Peace Accord
Fragmented OCR text shows the Siberian Council opposing a peace plan and referencing military and political figures. The garbled lines mention military units, republican stances, and international concerns, indicating a statement or debate about foreign affairs and neutrality.
Grain Scales to Weigh This Heavyweight
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning a grain scales weighing a heavyweight and a March 1 date. The readable bits indicate a wrestling or weight class context with an involved team and personages, but the exact names and events are obscured.
Crowder Ready German Attack Cabinet Talks to Call Second
The German cabinet debates intervention in Siberia and drafts a second call for troops as Crowder warns of mobilization. Washington reports note Japan and allied plans, while U.S. officials seek stance on Siberia and potential occupation.
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Washington
Japan
Siberia
Minois
Denver
Ate
America lagging in furnishing allies ships
A wartime report notes American delays in sending warships to allied navies in Europe. The article mentions a planned increase in Allied fleet strength and cites concerns over production and delivery timing affecting European operations.
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America
Brest Litovel Peace Terms Reported in Central Powers Accord
Amsterdam reports a Brest Litovel accord between Hivesia and the central powers ending hostilities with a demobilization plan. Russia to transfer warships to home harbors, demobilize, and evacuate troops. Vienna and Berlin to determine eastern region futures with local populations. Mines in the Baltic and Arctic routes to be removed, and new transit rules for merchant ships to follow.
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Mondag
Brest Litovel
Berlin
Gerany
Austria
Jicikan
Kare
Batount
Turkey
Humsia
Russia
Arctic
Taek Sea
Shige Shviteesie Ren Ss
Realty Dealers Seek Assessment Relief Amid Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text describes realty dealers urging assessment relief. Mentions individuals such as Mike Willinelty and Myron Stree, with unclear context and damaged phrases about committees and meetings. The fragmentary item signals a local tax or property assessment dispute.
Washington Actor Calls on President to Speak
A fatigued Washington actor, after a performance, urged the president to address the audience. He faced the box seat and received applause and cheers as he acknowledged the crowd and praised the play’s themes.
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Washington
Wilson
Houston to Speak Twice Here Next Week
Secretary of agriculture David I Houston will address two farmer meetings here next Monday. Westfall, director of the state speakers bureau, states Houston will speak Monday afternoon and again Monday night at the State War Reference event.
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David I Houston
Agricutinirey
Chister LL Westfall
Westlall
Houston
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