06 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1916
Page
1
A chaotic OCR extract describes Weltys proxy aiding Muskogee in pushing for a Democratic convention with QkIa County promising support. The piece references various names, local offices, and shifting allegiances amid a tense political struggle, noting orchestration by proxies and county personnel.
Fragmentary text describes ongoing efforts to secure aid for Townshend. The garbled lines reference relief, townspeople, and local figures but fail to present clear names or dates.
One witness testified Monday morning as police investigated a reported theft. Alice Armstrong and George Molt were arrested on charges of robbing $280 on November 22. The witness described an assault at the victim's home and testified about the attackers fleeing toward an attic.
Washington sources report no signs of peace as government officials discuss potential moves. The administration weighs options and conveys caution about ongoing belligerent tensions and the need for prudent diplomacy.
President Wilson selects Newton D. Baker former mayor of Cleveland for secretary of war. Baker previously declined cabinet offer but has accepted and will soon arrive in Washington to assume duties.
A layman banquet and the first regular session are postponed amid organizational shifts. The event, tied to the Layreen Missionaries convention, includes preparations led by Clark, Norman, and John WMI with details on Washington Avenue and related venues.
Fragmentary text notes a lease arrangement tied to the erection of a new building. The record mentions a ceremony or action dated in a past period, with references to locations, parties, and potential filings, but many details are garbled.
The article reports a forecast of oil at two dollars by producers amid market fluctuations. Purchases and projections highlight price expectations and potential shifts in supply demand dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a courtroom context with cross examination references to John Bull and Teuton charges. Names and places are garbled, but the core appears to involve a trial or legal questioning, with repeated mentions of cross examining and charges.
On March 11 a Zeppelin raid killed twelve people and wounded thirty three as three airships took part. The war office reports ongoing fighting near Verdun and heavy bombardment in the German and French lines.
Chaotic text fragment mentions an armed ship issue and House action. Readable parts point to renewed debate and parliamentary attention on armed ships amid unclear context and scattered names.
Fragmented OCR text reports rate cases postponed to AP's seventeenth session with scattered names and places. The garbled lines reference meetings, ferries, and individuals, but lack clear details.
A damaged index of World War I era clippings references Turkish weariness, battles near Jervant, and shifting fronts. The text mentions places like Lindy and Jupete and notes fatigue over profits from fighting. It appears to be an archival jumble with scattered names and dates.
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