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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
1
Wartime dispatch describes two steamers torpedoed amid convoys along the Kuwt and West Fronts. Reports outline naval losses, German countermeasures, and Allied attempts to retrieve ground positions as heavy fighting persists near Warsaw and Praemyal waters.
A fragmented report notes foreigners in Progreso appeal for U S protection after insurgent activity. It details assurances from Vers Crux authorities and Carranza officials that life and property would be safeguarded, with diplomats outlining steps to inform captains of vessels and port authorities.
March through Broadway draws a crowd as the 29th United States Infantry is reviewed by Major General Leonard Wood and Mayor Mitchell. Soldiers escort along a mile-long line amid St Patrick’s Day parade turnout of about 15,000 spectators.
A lengthy garbled OCR passage lists many proper names, places, and terms in a chaotic sequence. It mentions various personal names, places, and possible organizations in a jumbled stream without coherent context or discernible events.
The article outlines a capital bill passage and associated committee proceedings. It mentions figures such as Theresa and HettMhdlit, with references to a legislative process, hearings, and timing aimed at finishing work. The text is garbled but centers on government action and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reports famine risks around Aueilen garrison with crowded hospitals and strained supplies. Mentions Austrian Danes, fort communications, and a court action involving Roy Campbell in Houston. Also notes railway company cases and a federal district attorney proceeding in Washington.
A disputed dispatch from The Contral News claims Smyrna’s commander vowed to resist allied forces to the end amid tensions with Turkey. In a separate note, San Pedro threats report an 1914 dog incident at the Knowlton home where a buttoned tongue dog caused a child injury, prompting a damages suit for 71500 dollars in Los Angeles.
The trial of Mies Theten M Angle unfolds with witness Calin Muraz describing how public opinion frightened a woman named Angle. The examiner questions whether the defendant influenced a witness and whether social scrutiny affected her actions and memory during testimony.
A garbled report outlines Oklahoma election results with mentions of Wilson and Vosselenuton Mayet. It references a president, a vote tally, and various unclear phrases, suggesting an electoral event with named individuals and outcomes but lacking coherent details.
War at a Glance summarizes Allied and Central actions across fronts with references to air and naval operations. It notes Nieuport bombardments, German advances at Chanval and Franny Hrothian, and strategic shifts amid reporting from Constantinople and Washington. The piece blends dispatches on battles, fleet movements, and diplomatic statements from wartime correspondents.
Fragmented weather report notes mostly cloudy to partly clear skies with frost risk in some northern regions. Forecast mentions warm Western weather near the Rocky Mountains and unsettled conditions across the central and southern states with varying temperatures and potential precipitation.
Fragmented notes describe a House hearing touching on Indian fraud allegations and statements by Miss Barnard. The text mentions the federal attorney, Clive Leminglaniinw, and various officials as it alludes to political debate, with unclear context and scattered names.
Fragmented testimony in a Terre Haute election case described how villagers and officials faced tampering claims. Prosecution said the guards and inspectors manipulated records while denials and political tension clouded the vote count and legality.
March 17 Henwra Leman Helgiin defender of Liewe refuses parole to Germany as the Geriane offer terms. Lenin replies to a friend about not offering interventions to Weldom and the seven king being cited.
The excerpt presents a jumble of names, places, and phrases with no clear event or narrative. Distinct entities such as individuals or organizations are barely identifiable, making it impossible to determine a concrete summary or outcome from the readable text.
The article reports a wartime style oath and loyalty pledge discussion involving individuals and groups connected to German loyalist sentiment. It mentions officials and a deputy evaluating military service and potential penalties, with references to certificates and terms of one year and three years.
Fragmentary report from a battle scene references Dresden under heavy fire near a frontline, with a punitive expedition led by Colonel Patola and rebel forces clashing. Casualties include wounded soldiers and a count of around 1000 men reported before retreat.
Confused maritime entry notes an incident where a power yacht named Vedette from Minty New York was towed away and later replaced on La Vedette at port. The passage mentions March 17 and reference to Mort Maron station but lacks clear sequence and names.
A jumbled account details a secretary of the Land League, farmers, and court scenes with references to poverty and hunger. The narrative mentions a man and his wife, a bailiff, and a journey to Texas after years of hardship. It hints at theft, poverty relief failures, and a continued story across pages.
The report details allegations against Stegler involving a passport issue and implied actions at a hotel. Testimony from Madden, Guntay Cook, and others linked to Eve defo and Hie corratie suggests Stegler’s prior connections and possible motives. Witnesses including Hie editor and Henry fe uve provided statements about Stegler’s activities abroad and at Minden, with filings and telegrams referenced.
The report notes modifications to permit Americo to fill contracts and ship goods by March 81 for sale of cotton freight engaged before that date. Previously only cotton shipped and contracted before the date could proceed. The new rule allows shipments to Germany if contracts are fulfilled and shipments occur by March.
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