STATE MAY FIX Trotzky WillNDIAN AGENTS 21-2-CENT FARE
State officials propose fixing a two and one half cent fare while appealing a judge's ruling in the costly Two Cent Fare case. The plan aims to determine federal involvement and potentially set a new rate through the corporation commission with hearings and possible supreme court appeal.
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No Increase in Interurban Fare
Oklahoma City officials statement from John W. Shartel Nice president of the Oklahoma Railway Company says there will be no increase in interurban fares on lines from Oklahoma City. He notes the cent rate granted to railroads will not raise passenger traffic or schedules and no rate changes will be made.
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First Concrete Ship Launched on Pacific Coast
The Faith, the first reinforced concrete ocean going vessel built in the United States, was launched at a Pacific port on March 14. The 120 foot long ship, with unknown beam and draft, is designed to carry a specified load and attracted thousands of spectators to the ceremonies.
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Bold Must Die Appeal Is Lost
Paris March 12 The appeal of toie Pasha for reanink wat rejected today by the enemy Weh wess wat contimin the original rdgmen The actin wats taken by the coat of the case of Darine Marchiore who wat wing Pile and sentenced to three years imprisonment
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Rainbow Troops Praise In Repulsing Hun
Washington reports General Pershing praised the Rainbow division for repulsing a German raid. General Gerard of the Eighth French Army and the Oklahoma National Guard ambulance unit were noted, with commending remarks on the division’s actions during March.
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Germans Begin March on Finland
A German detachment reportedly landed at Abo on the Finnish coast west of Helsingfors and began marching inland. An American woman, identified as Miss Agee, was injured lightly in a night air raid while at the American quartermaster’s depot in the area.
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Fair and colder weather forecast for the region
Local forecast warns of colder air tonight and Friday with a minimum temperature dropping. Forecasters expect warming later and warmer conditions across the western and northeastern portions as antici pated by the public forecast.
Meat Saved Here to Double Exports to Allies Abroad
Fragmentary wartime note hints at increased meat conservation and boosted export efforts to Allied nations. Text is garbled with misspellings but references saving meat and expanding trade with allies.
Dynamite at Hog Island prompts investigation
A garbled report describes a significant amount of dynamite at Hog Island. The account references a federal investigation led by Lar Fug valued items and a Minnesota witness. unclear details suggest a major safety concern or planned disruption.
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Five Die In Latest Raid On English Coast
Condem air raid report says an airship crossed the coast on March 14 and dropped four bombs. Six dwellings were demolished and thirty were damaged. Five people were killed and several injured in the attack.
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Board Awards Contract for 16 Steel Steamers
A procurement notice records the board awarding a contract to build sixteen steel steamers. The document lists unit costs and supplier references, mentioning shipyard involvement and the target completion plan amid ensuing compliance steps.
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Colorado flier killed in Texas related incident
A Colorado airman died in Texas in an apparent self inflicted act. Investigators report a fatal incident linked to a Russian general presence in the area. Further details remain sparse as authorities confirm the circumstances and potential connections.
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Washington casualty report lists seventy soldiers harmed
General Parshing's casualty list cabled today naming seventy soldiers. Four killed in action, two dead of wounds, one dead of accident, nine wounded of dentines, four severely wounded, forty slightly wounded. The list also names two officers, Captain Hough and Lieutenant Harris B. Smith, both lightly wounded.
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U-Boat Attacks Hospital Ship Guilford Castle
London reports the hospital ship Guilford Castle was struck twice by a submarine in the Channel on March 10. Despite damage to the bow and one hit, the ship reached port with many sick and wounded transferred to a hospital. This marks a second submarine attack on a hospital ship in recent weeks.
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Romania Accepts Odessa Move Amid War Tensions
Fragmentary report states German troops, sent by agreement with Romania, are to move toward Odessa as part of broader wartime arrangements. The notice hints at the crisis following the Moldavian border hostilities and possible German-Romanian coordination with central powers.
Senate Balks at Reducing Bonus for Air Service
The military committee rejected a proposed cut to the air service bonus in the omnibus bill. Amid disputes over national provisions, Pershing, Secretary Iker, and other officials faced skepticism as the measure stalled.
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Walker Ordered to Cease State Oil Inspection
State mine inspector Boyle won a restraining order from Judge Toledo Hayson stopping AL Walker from continuing oil and gas inspection duties in Yetahonna. The ruling halts Walker’s control of inspection fees records and deputy appointments, deeming the law unconstitutional and the corporation commission a judicial branch. Attorney General Freeling granted leave to decide on appeal.
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State department bulletin on Stockholm transit and prisoners
Bulletin reports transit updates from Stockholm and indicates some Americans who fled Finland on a political ship after the German occupation were taken prisoner. Washington dispatch notes Congress moved to drop a proposal from the conference leaders and that the Senate yesterday agreed to a conference report. The Will now guest the president.
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Milwaukee Mayor Is Removed From Council Position
Milwaukee, Wisconsin news reports the mayor being removed from the council by a 16 to 5 vote. The socialist members supported the measure citing his failure to answer a questionnaire about the war, while the mayor defended his platform and opposition candidate status.
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Netherlands Protest Sparks Major Allied Shipping Move
The Netherlands seeks delay while US and Britain push a plan to take over Dutch ships for Allied use. Affected ships would be replaced with supplies and bunkers to keep Dutch trade alive, amid German pressure and Holland’s neutrality stance.
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