Robertson Opposes Bell Resolution in War Shipping Talks
Disorder spills into Broadway as Governor’s rally turns with holdup action. Reports from Spa and London describe German refusals to surrender merchant ships on Allied terms, demands for food guarantees, and Allied fear of famine amid shipping disputes.
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Senators in Conference Over Burleson Rate Controversy
Hobertson told lawmakers he opposes any resolve revoking the western Bell rate matter while a court ruling is pending. The House passed the measure yesterday 58 to 11 and sent it to the Senate. The governor urged a hands off policy, stating we have a government of law and urging no clash with federal actions as Burleson rates face court review. A delegation from South Belt company waited at the capitol to press against the resolution.
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The Sunday Oklahoma Feature Preview From The War
A reader notice highlights upcoming Oklahoma features in The Sunday Oklahoma, promising major war era articles by Ben Chastaine and other writers. It touts After-the-War commentary and local city features, inviting readers to explore the paper’s expanded coverage.
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Kansas Man Dies After 13 Day Sleep Spells
Kansas City Southern worker Kathe Teasiurg Maret AOL Coleman, aged man, reportedly died after an extended period of sleep lasting thirteen days. Authorities investigated possible health causes and noted the unusual length of rest as the apparent factor in the casualty.
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Suspects in Horse Case Held in Jail
Two individuals are reportedly suspects in a horse case tied to an election plot. Authorities allege involvement of several officers and others, with Daedeon and Santel Keno named among those detained. A wide circle faces charges as the district attorney moves forward.
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Packingtown Church Plans New Edifice
Exchange Avenue Baptist church organized Aug 11 118 and outgrowing its quarters on Exchange Avenue plans a new edifice. Rev Ray V Davis says 1700 in cash and lodges are raised. membership rose from 38 to 55 in six weeks. new building will have a large auditorium and classrooms surrounding the center.
Bank Clearings Reach High Mark In Oklahoma City
Bank clearings climbed to a new peak with a record of 1456 192 48 dollars passing through the clearing house yesterday. The Oklahoma City Clearing House association appointed John Ney as manager, a former director of the Book of Albion, who will assume duties March 5.
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Book of Albion
Dallas Warns Ten Cities With Keep Away Signs
Dallas chamber of commerce urges southwestern chambers to post signs reading keep away from Dallas as cattle raisers plan a convention there. Officials fear hotel capacity will be exceeded by visiting delegates early next week.
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Coxey Plans Another Army Protest Against Prohibition
New York March 7 General Jacob Coxey declared he will lead another army to Washington to protest national prohibition. He will not go on foot this time, opting for touring car and motor transport for all his followers.
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Jacob Coxey
Washington
Harris to Publish War Fund Slacker Subscriptions
W V Harris announces Oklahoma County United War Work fund subscribers who have not paid will be published within days. The county attorney has led the campaign, noting some pledged amounts of 80 dollars or more remain unpaid.
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W. V. Harris
Oklahoma
Voters' League Open Until 10 Tonight
The Voters' League will be open until 10 this evening at the central office. Information announced at the office indicates available services and hours for this morning.
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Voters’ League
American Duchess Elected to Office in Southwark Race
London on Thursday March 6 reports the Duchess of Marlborough formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York was elected to the county council from the north division of Southwark by a large majority over Wood, a labor candidate aligned with the progressive movement.
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Relief campaign progresses in Armenia Syria aid effort
Paul Foster in charge reports the Armenian Syrian relief drive continues with small teams still operating and achieving limited successes. The effort, dragged over from last week, shows modest progress this morning despite limited staffing.
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Unclear Fragment From Rural Ledger Page
A fragmented OCR text describes a scene with a mule and weather notes about rain tonight. It references Lucy Water and a stable, with a jumbled account of events and little clear context or dates.
League polls school board candidates with mailed questionnaires
The Voters' League mailed questionnaires to all candidates for the board of education asking full name birth date age marital status number of children and school residency details. A future publish date is set for mayoral responses and the league straw allotment results.
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Field Hospital Delays Fray and Sanger Letter Home
Dr Winnie M Sanger reports her son Fenton A Sanger in the third field hospital division expects to return home in two months. Soldiers endure cold, six blankets, woolen coats and boots at camp near Toulon France. Germans retake Riga Baltic coast victory over Bolsheviks reported by Telegraph.
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Casualty List Delays Revealed by Major Earp
Major Arcel Huey, former adjutant general, testified that clerical shortages in France delayed casualty lists and records. He described central offices at Tours and Bourges, master cards for soldiers, and locator cards created from passenger lists to track every officer and man who served in France.
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Peck Conferring With Friends On Campaign Today
Maj Herbert M Peck continues his whirlwind drive for the Democratic mayoral nomination. He spent the morning in city talks and planning speeches, aiming to boost turnout in lagging districts. Tonight he has two talks, starting at 7 30 at Arthur's Pharmacy 189 West Seventh Street then at Treadway Circle Pharmacy for a second group.
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Norma Cook Plans Stage Career As Father Faces Death for Slaying Lover
Norma Cook, the 17 year old who testified in the Chicago case, says she plans a stage career after her father faces trial for the slaying of her lover. She disclosed her stage ambitions to reporters and described fleeing the ordeal by remaining on the North Side. Cook plans to use the name Norma Altivan and would work with Sidney Drew and his wife in New York after they leave Chicago.
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Selby Announces in Mayor’s Race
Selby announces candidacy for mayor on the Republican ticket at the office of Hei tiliee. He faces opposition from CH Kusertl who filed several days ago. The race in Tuemer County centers on Selby’s bid as second Republican in the contest.
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Scheidemann Offers to Resign as Post in Berlin Crisis
Amsterdam report states Scheidemann handed his resignation to President Boert amid turmoil. President to decide whether to accept. Cabinet in turmoil as the issue tests the new government and potential reforms on the Oder.
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Amsterdam
Marek Chan
The Curse of an Aching Tooth Playlet at Oklahoma Dental Society
In a humorous local vignette words tally a chase through a hotel and a cafe ending with a dental twist. Mrs McCarthy and a tall man are mocked as theatergoers witness a staged dental scene. The chorus declares the Oklahoma Dental Society in conference assembled, presenting a playful cast photo of the event.
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McCarthy
Medals Awarded For Victory Liberty Loan Effort
Treasury officials announce 16,000 medals for Liberty loan workers in the upcoming Victory Liberty Loan campaign. Medals, about the size of a tall dollar, depict the Treasury building and carry a participation certificate on the reverse. They are forged from German cannon captured at Chateau Thierry.
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Treasury
Victory Libray Loan
Recruiting at Fort Sill to resume immediately
Enlistments at Fort Sill will be resumed immediately, Brig. Gen. D. Treea announced. From now on, men will be inducted into the service at Fort Currie.
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