14 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1916
Page
1
A sharp temperature drop is forecast for tonight from the northwest, with gusty winds around 48 miles per hour. The cold wave follows a milder Monday, bringing concerns for gardens and flowers already blooming as sudden changes threaten exposed plants and garden supplies.
Fragmentary OCR data presents a nonsensical block of words with no coherent events or named entities to summarize. The readable portions fail to establish a person, organization, place, date, or outcome for a valid two-line card.
An international dispute involving German intentions to claim islands was rejected. The report notes a disputed proposal tied to a distant territory, referencing ongoing negotiations and the economic implications for involved parties. The piece mentions a widow benefiting from a valued estate in a separate financial matter without linking the two events.
The Glothiers club schedules a dress up and trade day with a meeting on Wednesday in the city. A general event in the upcoming week includes a plan to elect officers and set dates for a spring gathering, with preparations noted by club members and local officials.
Fragmentary weather text mentions lines and times with unclear names and places. readable bits reference Welsh, wartime, and a string of garbled terms. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for full summary.
Tulsa March 11 reports price of 1.58 for Mid- continent tin ore, up ten cents from Saturday. Market notes show slight rise amid mixed trading as dealers monitor supply and demand signals.
A court sustains a gin charge order involving parties Cherie We Cotten and others with multiple references to defendants and procedural actions. The document appears to be a legal notice detailing the court ruling and related names, but with garbled OCR text obscuring full specifics.
Unclear OCR text references an Interurban run into Guthrie on July 4 and mentions political content and a prohibition item. The readable fragments imply a public transportation event tied to Independence Day with additional notes on local figures and voting.
The article reports a call for a readjustment of brick freight rates. It references a meeting or statement by a trade or industry figure, notes discussions on transportation costs, and implicates stakeholders in the brick manufacturing and shipping sector.
An incident in Alton left riders injured after a motorcycle and an automobile collided. Witnesses reported damage to vehicles and possible injuries, with responders at the scene and authorities beginning an investigation.
Report describes a large encirclement of a villa by about fifteen thousand troops supported by reinforcements and artillery. The text mentions allied and colonial forces, various commanders, and ongoing military actions near a key location with references to bridges, fortifications, and expected relief or counterattacks.
Secretary Tanne Puesday informed the Senate that a thirty day extension grants on Osage oil sands leases in Oklahoma, delaying the March deadline and postponing the auction by forty five days. The House supported a longer extension, citing the need for formal action and details of the lease terms.
A local tramway faces a $65,000 lawsuit amid a garbled report outlining parties, dates, and potential claims. The record mentions Wu ORE M, J CRSP EVO, and several obscured names, with unclear locations and timing.
Verdun remained under continuous artillery bombardment through the night with ongoing shelling reported. The article describes the intensity of the shelling, the mood of troops, and mentions various batteries and units involved. No decisive halt occurred, and the fighting continued into the early hours.
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