13 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
1
A chaotic report details Keitel detaining two individuals linked to a navy matter. The narrative names several figures and places, including references to White and New York connections, with a focus on the controversy and uncertain outcomes surrounding the detentions.
Fragmentary OCR text references various names and places without coherent events. It mentions territories, leaders, and dates in a garbled fashion, with no identifiable incident, location, or outcome to summarize reliably.
A brief note from The Times indicates a political page will appear Monday. The item references upcoming coverage and editorial plans for political events, with focus on current figures and ongoing debates.
The article discusses Oklahoma politics with references to Governor request and potential removal of state commissioners. It highlights a tangled exchange about executive authority, Capitol matters, and related political maneuvering. Names and places appear amid a dense OCR fragment, leaving key specifics uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text reports on prisoners described as royal or treated poorly, citing water shortages and harsh conditions. The piece mentions individuals and locations, including Newport News and South Seas style phrasing, with references to German forces and unspecified authorities. The overall tone is historical wartime reporting with unclear specifics and broken lines.
Fragmented report notes a Terre Haute election trial delayed by a funeral in Indianapolis. The court proceeding involves Judge Winfield Seman and others, with discussions of payments and gifts tied to the case. The text is garbled but references a fund or donation linked to a New York financier and a medical or personal tragedy influencing proceedings.
Federal investigation into the American land question in Texas cites a list of witnesses including Governor Jammer, James Reegason, and ProfWR Hesiard. The hearings in Dallas begin mid March, examining tenancy, land ownership, and distribution methods with state and university officials testifying on policy and reform.
Weather forecast notes rain and cloudiness across Northern California after Friday. Strong front moves through the far northwest with higher chance of precipitation into the weekend. Expect unsettled conditions across the region with temperatures near seasonal norms and variable winds.
Police report notes additional ten individuals to be turned out and others expected to apply in court to secure their liberty amid ongoing legal actions.
A fragmented column discusses reversed opinion on National Cash Company matters and related legal and pardons actions. It references judges, officials, and a sequence of dates, with mentions of Washington state and Ware County proceedings. The text is garbled but preserves entities like Pardons and attorneys, and notes actions continuing on the last page.
Reports from Souiay March 7 describe British fire failing to halt Ottoman fort defenses at the Dardanelles. Observers note Turkish guns and shore batteries continued to man positions while Allied ships pressed from the sea.
Fragmentary text describes a British liner departing with cargo as confusion spreads among crews and officials. Names and places are garbled, but a scene of maritime movement and unspecified incident is evident.
An official city notice from Marl PL details a permit event on May 4 5 at or near a convention area. Traffic warnings are issued by city authorities, urging residents to heed police directions and expect possible delays today.
Fragmentary OCR reports the death of First Minister Witte amid chaotic references to political figures, investigations, and shifts in power. Mentions of Maf Hutunteton and new policy debates hint at broader national turmoil and economic concerns.
Reading notices announce a new Peter Rabbit appearance with Gren Forest characters Mooty the Owl Blacky the Crow and others. The event promises the usual tales tied to The Little Willife Store and Thornton W. Tiorgens style poetry, aiming to boost interest and entertainment for local readers.
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