Ford autos to be built at new plant in Pennsylvania
A plan to establish a Ford automobile assembly facility in Pennsylvania is described. The article notes a 3280 unit production target, the aim to supply raw materials and steel locally, and mentions a future company arrangement to own stock and support a national and international supply chain.
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Minnie Hive
Oklihomte Co
Avon
Lisit Ashe Am
Anil
Angeles
Bretten
Saul
Ted
Telephone charter revocation debated in state house
Consideration of revoking the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company charter was discussed in the house this afternoon. Opposition grew over wartime rate provisions promoted by the Postmaster General and the corporation commission, with critics arguing the legislature should not hamper wartime government actions. Attorney General was consulted for interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cocoration Commission
Burleson
Bass
Acto
Teleptinn Company
Wreetng
Crime Rampant in HM Capital Reported Lootings
London reports Robberies across the capital with jewelers stores looted and raffers' establishments ransacked causing substantial losses. The dispatch notes widespread property theft and targeted shops in the city.
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HM Capital
London
Herlin
Reuter
Hurtredy
Thotsande Nurks
Women Democrats to Talk Registration in Oklahoma City Meeting
A fragmentary report notes women Democrats plan a registration discussion in Oklahoma City. The itinerary lists names and a question about which voter segments will be asked to participate, with focus on whether efforts will be effective tonight.
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Women Democrats
rFa
Frivath
Awebeek
Ealys
Sretie
Wattien
Lahomia City
Tne Ue
Amerdotiag
Rearioiel
Kerrs Funeral Here On Sunday
The funeral for the late Genrer o ee who died Tuesday evening at the family residence West Eighteenth Street will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. Rev. Phil Matrd officiating. Halkley of Salma, brother of WS Halkley, Gustton Mr herr. hin arrivet wale tite ilet work...
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Ettey Ry
West Eighteentitreet
Jd Ociwk
Phil
Halkley
Salma
Gustton
Herr
Westie
Stack of Letters Await Corporal Wo Towler at Oklahoma City
A damaged notice lists unclaimed letters destined for Corporal Wo Towler at Last Port street, Oklahoma City. The fragment mentions names like Towler and Howler and references the Twenty third Balloon company. Some letters are noted as government-related and may have been misforwarded.
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Wowle
Towler
Naveler
TDP
Porth
Oklaloma City
Howler
Addres
Twenty Third
Amos PH Kane
Thie
Dentists Ethics Discussed At Oklahoma Meeting
Tr Willis A. Chstan of Topeka spoke at the Oklahoma mental society event at the Bee Hacking hotel. He addressed professional ethics and the public was invited to a thuine lecture at the high school auditorium tonight.
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Tr Willis A. Chstan
Topeka
Oklahome
Expert Rifleman Gets Postal Job
Tohn S Nel teperttilleman, a decorated rifleman, was discharged from the army and began work as a mail carrier in New York City. His former route, including the American National Pant ling, welcomed his return as he settles into the post office duties with ease.
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Tohn S Nel Teperttilleman
New York City
Nelson
American National
Relief drive continues across districts for Armenian Syrian aid
The Armenian Syrian relief campaign remains in progress with Rotary Club teams canvassing districts. Morning reports indicate funds are arriving steadily though officials still expect the 2000 quota to be reached before completion.
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Elehteer
Oftice
Rotary Club
Hanya Fare
The Times Gir rar ry southwest Anint ywestork Shaw
The fragment lists names and places in a damaged text about a southwest region and wind related items. It preserves sparse references to people and locales amid OCR garble, providing a hint of a local notice or column.
War Responsibility Report Discussed At Paris Peace Conference
The peace conference commission report on responsibility for the war is due to be completed and presented to the supreme council. It notes moral responsibility exists but finds no clear legal basis for prosecution, while Democratic candidate Mayor Peck addresses voters and registration centers operate citywide.
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Paris
Peace Conference Commission
Supreme Council
Robert Landing
Herbert M. Peck
Democratic Sapdidars
Peck
Yankee tanks to boost loan drive in Liberty Bond push
The War Department sent over two hundred American fighting tanks to aid the Victory Loan campaign. The move aimed to advertise World War I bonds through a nationwide display on streets and roads, with tanks assigned under federal authority to support fundraising efforts.
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Washington
Mateh
War Department
Liberty Loan Orgateation
Diatniee Wananes
Gall Cadey Ioan
Mvewe
Aristinr
Siete
Registration drive peaks as hours listed for wards and precincts
With one day left to register the city notes heavy interest and publishes a fourth map of wards and precincts. It lists registrars and their hours, including Ward 4 contact Vreemet J R Myers and others at various streets and addresses.
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Prosper
Setere
White House Warns on Allied Food Aid Cuts Amid War Strains
The article reports that the American government warns European and Slavic states of possible reductions in food relief as supply lines tighten. It notes that relief relies heavily on United States shipments and credits American programs for wartime sustenance, with officials urging continued donor aid.
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United States
Bette Ettle
Vie Creche
Aigo Stave
Serhiat
Het Wallan
Irregular Notes on Olagh Wares and Bank Situation
Fragmented OCR text discusses economic disorder, hoarding, wage trends, and bank liquidity. It mentions regional conditions in the Midwest Southwest, travel implications, and rumors of price and wage changes. The passage references hoarding payments and unsettled market moves without clear resolutions.
Hilton stories to make change in institutions
A historical article discusses efforts to reform state and county institutions in Oklahoma and surrounding areas. It mentions the State Penitentiary, Tri State Home, and other facilities, with calls for improved schooling and treatment for girls and inmates, including actions by Matagets and Perot of local boards.
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Hilton
Tuan
Annie Perot
Maile Valley
Tri
Clwitren
Trale
Recruits Sworn In Army as Sergeants
Recruits were sworn in as sergeants amid a formal regular army procedure. The ceremony highlighted advancement from private to sergeant, marking a significant early step in their military careers.
Utterbage Urges Registrars to Speed General Election Work
The article shows Utterbage pressing registrars to accelerate voter registration and polling procedures. It notes concerns about precincts and the need for timely qualification of voters and candidates. Local weather and forecast details appear as context but do not affect the main directive about registration workload.
Judge Returns Verdict In High Profile Homicide Case
A jury verdict was delivered in a high profile murder case involving Jay Harel and co defendant Charles Mole Tesi. The defendants faced capital murder charges with testimony focusing on Jan's account and alleged planning leading to the fatal shooting at Grover Pitheriat County. Deliberations followed a tense trial prompted by disputed evidence and testimony.
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VLAN
Jay Harel
Grover
Wuthersat
Jay
Charles Mole
Erie
Jan
German Volunteer Troops Join Reds
Wartime despatch reports German volunteers and republican militia defecting to the Spartacists. An attempted assault on police headquarters by Spartacists was repulsed this afternoon under heavy fire.
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Hinwlin
Spartacams
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