10 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
1
The report outlines roles for trial by the Senate as impeachment moves intensify. It notes objections, committee actions, and procedural debates while detailing political maneuvering and public interest in the process. Names, dates, and precise outcomes are inconsistently captured in the fragmented text.
A female schoolteacher in Roma plans to disguise as a man to identify a suspect in a double murder linked to the Peters and Miller killings. Ex-con Clarence Hurke faces trial for Mit Bittima Peters and Miller’s murders. the witness saw a man near a church minutes before the slayings. She feared for her safety and proposed masked questioning. the suspect attempted to elicit identification.
Reports to Cardinal New Orlean from March 10 describe Gibbons detailing 4 personal reports on conditions for Mexicans registered with the Catholic church. The meeting with Archbishop Moran in New Orleans was brief and the cardinal did not discuss it. he mentioned imprisonment of clergy and deplorable conditions, and that he was not in correspondence with President Wilson or Secretary Bryan while bringing the concerns to their notice.
A warning notes two unauthorized solicitors for The Times, Edwarda and Brent, seen in Coalgate and Fletcher. Report suspicious activity by wire for a reward, and avoid payment to these men as they are not authorized workers.
Police arrested a suspected man after a daylight hold up at Goodner drug store on St Carlin hotel Tiny West Secunid street. The suspect, identified as Gomber, was nabbed later with the revolver found in his room. The incident involved a $10.20 theft and a frantic escape as officers closed in at Leavenworth prison.
New York steamer Dacia owner Hreitung has protested the seizure of his vessel by French maritime authorities. He engaged Paul Govare to defend his interests in a French prize court. The Dacia, formerly of Hamburg American Line, was converted to American service and was en route from Galveston to Bremen with cotton when captured near Brest.
The report notes prices for wheat and related products, detailing the Lewhury repair prices and mentioning timing through May. It references Isak Halug and AKO, with notes on reevaluation of prices and potential adjustments through SLA 12. An unspecified period suggests a focus on market activity and potential supply considerations.
In Washington a note from Carranza awaited as reports of Mexican unrest and U S demands shaped policy. Obregon and Carranza factions clashed amid tension over American intervention and troop readiness. Warships hovered off Mexican coasts as Washington prepared to act if orders were issued.
The report outlines ongoing clashes across Europe with German forces pressing Russian defenses and eastward advances. It notes Turkish actions in the northwest and German efforts to breach fortified lines near Abepetit Minor, while signaling broader strategic strains along the front. Reports cite troop movements, battles, and potential flanking threats as nations maneuver for position.
State Treasurer WL Alexander reports that under House Bill AMT the state could earn between 14000 and 625000 annually from funds deposited by counties. The law requires county treasurers to turn over county funds by the second Monday each month with a three quarter per cent interest credited to the state.
Fragmentary weather note reports a warmer Thursday with possible light rain. Mentions temperatures around 1pm to 2pm and references to air pressure and coastal conditions. The text is garbled and lacks clear locations or precise figures.
The governor will not appoint the three members of the Supreme Court commission until after the legislature adjourns. He may nominate a bank commissioner, a member of the state board of education and a warden for the penitentiary and reformatory, with senate confirmation required. Applications for posts flood in as law clerks and former commissioners seek reappointment amid legislative inaction.
New York March 10 4 meeting of the American Importers Association called to discuss interference with trade by blockade measures by England and France against German and Austrian goods. The Holland America line notified that it will not accept for shipment at Rotterdam to New York goods of German or Austrian origin. The war has tightened the flow of German imports to this country.
Amid chaos near Tatrit, Armenian civilians fled to churches for safety. Americans safeguarded hundreds, sheltering them in churches while supply convoys distributed food and aid to exhausted families and children in harsh winter conditions.
The German cruiser Prine Bite entered American waters near Cape Henry after cruising off the coast, taking prisoners and attempting to land a crew. U.S. authorities at Washington weigh neutrality and possible actions as the ship moves toward Newport News for quarantine and documentation.
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