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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1917
Page
1
A tour of inspection by Thorton Wilson and others reports naval preparedness as merchant ships near arming. The event, linked to wartime supply efforts, notes a visit by officials and mentions associated stock show activities and exhibitors.
President Wilson and administration officials discuss arming American merchant ships and expanding wartime powers. Reports indicate potential extra sessions to consider defense measures, army funding, and financial reforms while Congress weighs presidential authority and legality.
Fragmented OCR notes report women pacifists removing Mrs Catt from a leadership post. Names and roles are garbled, but reference to a party committee and a new vice chairman for a peace party appears amid unclear lines about nominations and elections. The text mentions Tered Tresident Wilkon and the Peta nomination with uncertain spelling.
Italy tightens anti submarine measures amid renewed U Boat risk to merchant shipping. An admiral will oversee naval actions, awarding prizes for sinking or disabling hostile subs as defenses are mobilized.
War Department allocates 9 000 privates for new units and regimental duties as Allied needs rise. The plan involves officers and enlisted personnel, with emphasis on mobilization and uniform rank structures. A separate report from Philadelphia notes export records and wartime shipments affecting prices and logistics.
Gas explosion in Cincinnati on March 2 causes four deaths and nine injuries as wires and electrical faults are investigated. The incident at a furnace or refinery facility is being linked to contractor and company equipment failures. authorities seek exact cause and assess site safety measures.
The article outlines a proposal for a two thirds vote to close debate and describes White House conferences steering committee changes, senate caucus actions, and committee leadership shifts as lawmakers debate rules, cloture, and the path to a majority vote. It highlights figures such as Wilson and Millelin, and notes efforts to revitalize senate rules and committee work amid partisan maneuvering.
Washington report shows manufactured articles continued to lead the exports for the eight months ending January. The value reached about 4.06 million dollars in f.o.b. terms with materials for export and machinery exports contributing significant shares, while imports favored certain broad categories.
The premier plans to address the Irish question in the House, with MPs weighing national and political principles. The debate centers on consent, unity, and the role of government in settling differences without coercion. John Redmond and others were noted as prepared to speak on the topic.
A man described as a deserter was jailed and fined after pleading guilty to neglect and abandonment of his wife and minor children. The judge ordered imprisonment for five years and a $900 fine. The record notes the defendant’s plea and the court’s actions in a formal sentencing.
A disrupted hearing in Austin delays Governor Texé's case amid protests at Careerier dames. Officials and attorneys vie over procedural steps as charges are recited in court.
Police seek the owner of potatoes reported stolen from a secured area. The thefts appear to involve tampering and evasion of authorities as officers investigate the incident and question potential suspects.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows mixed letters and garbled phrases. It lacks clear names places dates or events to identify a coherent news item or summary.
Clouds of chemical smoke shield the Cunard liner Carmania as a fire alarm triggers reports of dense haze. Maritime authorities, insurance rates, and international maritime policy are discussed amid mood of wartime risk and measures to protect vessels at sea.
Damaged United States ship departs Seattle bound for Manea bay area reversing course after an incident near Bel Griles. The vessel travels toward Seattle under escort as officials assess repairs and safety measures for the crew.
Paris orders longer skirts and more elaborate millinery for Easter as fashion shifts after the war. Affected items include crepes, silks, and hats, with new style lengths and fabrics amid ongoing commerce and public display.
A garbled report describes Captain Lee in a city courtroom with uncertain details. It mentions a trial setting, references to bail, and a crowd in a tense moment, but lacks clear names or outcomes.
In New Westminster a small cadre of Canadian Bantams form a new provincial body under the wartime rearmament drive. The group, composed of residents and veterans, advocates for reevaluation of eligibility and enables focused support for disabled personnel and emergency task roles.
Fragmentary text mentions commerce and a named person but provides no verifiable details or full context for a factual summary.
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