Kiel Opened to Hips of All Powers
Fractured report from Paris outlines Allied concerns over navigation of international waterways and calls for a general conference in a year to address intergovernmental questions. Separate note from Herne reports on League of Nations societies debating self government and free trade participation amid Vatican questions. Freeling vows action to collect $76,000 income tax from CB Shaffer following US Supreme Court decision.
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Herne
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Jenningss Not In Money Secret
Frank and Al Jennings, tied to film production, deny knowledge of a scheme to steal $5,000 from First State Bank. Clifford Richter and John Jenkins are jailed. one in Montgomery, one in Dallas, with Jenkins held in Dallas yesterday. Jenkins may be brought here, Richter and Jenkins to face a justice of the peace. Flood conditions ease in Alabama as the Hi/Hi water crest passes Montgomery.
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al Jennings
Clifford Richter
Johm Jenkins
Dallas
Flist State Bank
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Tue Jenkins Boy
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Richter
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Plane Makes Good As Ambulance in Long Island Test
Plane acts as improvised ambulance in a Long Island trial. The demonstration showcased rapid transport capabilities, with responders evaluating medical handoffs and on scene coordination.
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Long Island
Sleeping Sickness Spreads in Chicago City Area
Health department reports new sleeping sickness cases in Chicago area with one death yesterday. Medical officials tally 19 veal and 35 cases, with ongoing monitoring as authorities seek to contain spread.
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Chicago
Springhidld
Hine
Moetialit
Governor Silent On Salary Hike Bill Questioned
Fragmented text reports the governor not commenting on a proposed salary increase bill. The piece mentions court members and unclear references to Massachusetts and local officials, with garbled phrasing around salaries and timing. Entangled lines reference hearings and possible proposals without clear details.
Ten County Boys Given Pigs in Charity Event
Ten Oklahoma county boys received fine bred pigs as a charity gift this morning. Each boy became the owner of a pig and is to return two female pigs after six months as payment for the original sow. Named recipients include Oscar Taylor, Earl Rachels, Ivanna Fay Rachels, Gasner Lilley, Wille Grey, Raymond Cogner Brown, Mayball, Raymond Matwell, and Carl Ticer.
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Cnanty
Pmonths
Oscar Taylor
Earl
Ivanna Fay Rachels
Gasner Lilley
Wille Grey
Raymond Cogner Brown Mayball
Raymond Matiwell
Carl Ticer
Health examination measure killed in committee vote
The will providing for compulsory medical examination of all students in Ciklahana public schools was killed by the House of Representatives in committee. An adopted amendment appropriated $125,000 for proposed examination expenses amid bitter opposition and citizen petitions.
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Ciklahana
House of Representatives
House
Times Gets Results Morale From Misdelivered Mail
Through an article in the Times, sixty letters and seven months twenty days of mail were directed to MP Fowler. A mislisted address at 117 East Fourth Street caused overseas mail to return to the United States. Fowler, back from abroad, learned of the error and received missed letters from family and friends since August.
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Times
Wo HL Fowler
West Enghith Street
Fowler
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France
the Times
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University women join girls school staff changes
Mrs EA Ryan and Miss M Gibson, Oklahoma graduates and social welfare specialists, are hired as teachers at the State Industrial School to succeed Mrs A Oldham and Mrs J Bolton who resigned. A special hygiene course will be taught and games and recreation will become daily work. Both new employees have long service with girls organizations.
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EA. Ryan
M. Gibson
University of Oklahoma At
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State Industrial School For
A. H. Oldham
J. H. Bolton
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Ryan Hinenrty
Income tax returns coming in slowly in 1919
Hubert L. Bolen, collector of internal revenue, reported that tax returns arriving by mail were piling up as lines ran over in the sorter. He expected fewer delinquent filings this year despite the backlog.
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Hubert L. Bolen
Internal Revenue
Senate to consider sanatorium bill amid Turmoil
Fragmentary article describes a contentious process in which a sanatorium bill is sent to the senate, with committee wrangling and votes that could shape the fate of a local facility. It notes a push by supporters and resistance from opponents, plus procedural steps and potential delays.
Oklahoma Gas Well Hearing Opens Under State Scrutiny
A hearing before the state corporation commission examines Oklahoma Natural Gas to reopen the Cement Field well supplying a large share of local gas. Officials admit daily take exceeded 25 percent of capacity, prompting a prior shut down on March 6. Testimony cites capacity dropping from 12 to around 2.4 billion cubic feet. The proceeding is expected to continue tomorrow.
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Apple of Thin Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma Tire
Krauste Fle State Cueyritasion Commission
Okelahoma City
Oklahoma
Conservation Department
Mmission Today
Oklahiona Gas Company
Allies Must Save Germany From Red Terror Secretary Lansing Declares
Secretary Lansing argues allies must save Germany from Red Terror and avoid revenge. He recalls visiting France in December and witnessing ruined battlefields, cathedrals, and shattered towns, warning that punitive measures would harm civilization. He urges restraint and collective effort to prevent further despotism.
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Germany
Lansing
Frontier Tension Across Poland and Lithuania Narrowly Dividing Forces
A fragmentary report describes Bolshevik and German tensions with Poland and Lithuania as the only buffer between them. It mentions border warfare along the German frontier near a fortification line and references allied actions and frontier patrols.
St Paul Weighs Convention Location After Major Meeting
In St Paul Minnesota discussions surfaced on holding the Republican national convention locally this year. National chairman Will Hays spoke with Minnesota leaders including party figures about the plan during the recent gathering.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Will TL Hays
Minnesota
Fence of boards surrounds Betty Inez in court display
NEW YORK March 12 The extortion trial of Mrs Betty Inez resumes in the supreme court with a four foot fence erected around the witness stand to cover her ankles. Prosecutors previously accused her of swaying jurors by display while she defends herself against charges claiming she escorted funds from Herman president of the chinan Motor Truck company. The defense denies intent to influence and she quips about ankles while admitting some show of form.
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New York
Betty Inez
Supreme Court
Inch
Ale
Kurere Po Herman
Chinan Motor Truck Company
Tiel
Anna Hoover Nearing Recovery After Dangerous Ingestion Incident
Anna Hoover remains in a critical state at Emergency hospital after swallowing a number of objects following a dare at school. Nurse said her pulse strengthened may give her a chance for life as doctors monitor digestive complications from the episode last Friday and the earlier ingestion of pebbles slate pieces and other items.
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Anna
Vinta
Mo Fl Conkling
Wee Cuiktoy
Mit Conkling
Secon Girh
Anna Hower Tay
John Lung Bond Forfeited When Trial Is Called
A long standing case in district court files of 1916 involving John Lung, an alleged Sino Mexican, appears to have another trial date set. Attorney H Whente says Lung has not communicated and another man was reportedly warned at the courthouse. The court continues the bond forfeiture matter for the term as the case remains stalled by delays and unsettled notices.
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Noel
Bee Heeler
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George Wotlark
Reagans
Two Hollis men serve together through World War I
On March 14, 1918 James D Ryan and Hermann Whitlock enlisted in the United States Army. Six months later they arrived in France and served side by side. On February 6, 1919 they returned to America and briefly visited the Red Vines canteen on their return journey, saying they never were separated during the war.
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James D Ryan
Hermann Whitlock
Hollister
America
Toray
Red Vines
Tuy
Hector Will Put Jazz in Old Tin Liz
A pre–May 4 date item notes Hector planning to showcase jazz in an old vehicle nicknamed Tin Liz. The piece references event setup and a Bureau of Mines angle, with unclear but implied arrangements for a public or military support context and potential value considerations.
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Jazz
Liz
Peck Campaign Meetings Continue In Oklahoma City
Democratic mayoral hopeful Mawr Herbert M. Peck plans a series of community gatherings across the city. Tonight he speaks at West Side pharmacy 1844 West Fifteenth Street at 8 o clock after an earlier 7:30 pm session at Weeks half East Seventh and Lindsay. Other stops include Renner pharmacy East Fourth and Laird at 7:30 and the north pharmacy Twenty third and CTassen at 8. Peck aims to broaden support before the primary with more meetings as election day nears.
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Twenty-third
Ctassen
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Muskogee Official Signs Fair Bill At Once
Governor Roberton signs the Muskogee fair bill after passage in the House with Representative Disney from Muskogee County backing the measure. The act aims to promote local fair settings and related activities in the region.
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Govethoe Roberton
Jeri
Muskogee
Disney
Muskogee County
Next Legislature to Decide Claims
A number of people alleging errors in previous actions seek reimbursement. They must establish their case and present it to the legislature, with funds to be reimbursed by the state. The Senate appropriations committee today approved maintaining certain suits to determine the merits of the claims.
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Aeton
State Senate Appropriations Committee
Queen of Romania May Visit America
The Romanian queen, en route to London, indicated in a brief interview with The Associated Press that she has long hoped to visit the United States. She said the trip could occur before or after the peace conference but no decision has been made.
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Prege Taris
Uhicen Wlarie
Rumania
Sien Vido
United States
London
Film Companies in Great Merger in New York
A great union of motion picture interests and the launch of a new feature producing company The Cosmopolitan Productions involving about 5000 was announced here last night by F Zittell vice president and general manager of the Literary Film Service. The merger groups Various Players elasky separations the International and the New Cosmopolitan with the first named becoming distributor.
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Cosmopolitan Productions
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Cosmopolitan
Becoose
Mutiny Delays US Troop Transport to New York
Reports say troops aboard the transport Tolon were held up en route home after a harbor strike in New York and Ottawa authorities disputed onward movement. Captain Jarkeon sought to return to port for proper immigration handling, with U.S. officials insisting on entry rules and transport funding before entry into the United States.
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Tranport
Tolon
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Eaton
Peters
Jaykvon
Bonds Endorsement Rally Promotes School Funding Vote
Oklahoma City chamber and Ad Club members joined a broad coalition including business leaders labor and civic groups to back a school and education funding bond. Speakers urged women and workers to mobilize for a decisive election, stressing improved schooling and future opportunity.
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Chamber of Commerce
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