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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
1
Unofficial dispatches from London report outer forts near Harrison seized by assault forces. British and allies monitor fresh messages indicating a possible German invasion effort, with Vienna and Paris signaling cautious official reactions and strategic considerations.
Reports from Washington indicate the United States and Britain seek joint action with other powers to restrain Japan over China. President Wilson weighs the Philippines and Pacific policy as General Harriman coordinates shipping and defense measures while seeking to balance tensions with Tokyo and Peking.
Secretary Lane writes Governor Kendrick in response to Wyoming Legislative protest against withdrawal of public lands. He calls the protest unlawful and dangerous to the republican form of government while arguing the federal plan to manage public resources must stand with federal approval.
A chaotic wartime dispatch notes convoys delivering supplies to Allied forces landing in New York. The shaky OCR text references ships, transport, and cautions about logistics while mentioning ongoing efforts and dates.
Reported arrest of German Consul William Muetler and aides in Seattle under a treaty enforcement action. Details describe warrants, government officials, and USD 1000 bond, with mentions of the German government and consulate operations in Washington.
March 18 report from New York states a violent explosion wrecked the home of Daniel Horemann mayor of Guttenburg. Police launched a formal inquiry as officials and residents began to assess the damage and security risks in the town. Elsewhere, plans emerged for a $100,000 dining room atop the Standard Oil building at 26 Broadway, with construction details announced in New York.
The report highlights ongoing farm labor needs in Oklahoma as election tension rises. Witnesses recount hardship and cover stories linked to the flagging industry, with references to party figures and concerns over labor conditions and child workers.
American troops will receive small canvas shelters, with two tents per protector. Reports describe a tent design featuring a mounted shelter with a foldable frame and side walls, arranged to offer protection. the two shelters’ material is shared between them. The tents are described as a form of field protection supported by rifle lines and gear, with poles carried separately.
The readable portions mix place names and personal references in a garbled street scene. It mentions streets, roads, and potential events but offers no clear action or outcome to report.
An OCR record outlines a detailed wartime dispatch describing German and Allied positions. The text mentions Verdantemo Haake and Halle government tensions, fortifications, and supply lines. It notes German attacks at intervals aimed at disrupting Darsanelles and communications, with references to Avetela and other named places and leaders.
Correspondent Ton apertal of the Car rlore Dellasary details minitarry actions by the aliiint fleet to secure a strategic passage. The report notes intensified efforts to deter fortifications at Dark tah and to prevent transfer of the Thirteenth Turkish apie to the Danian elle mod serena, with emphasis on control of the region.
Railroads file brief seeking five million dollars in compensation for transportation of materials. Court documents indicate government support and potential settlements across western routes. Case highlights include claims toward railway operations and logistics amid ongoing federal action.
A terse note reports defich returns at Valles, reflecting shifting finance rates and market conditions. The item highlights rate changes observed in the latest available figures and hints at broader impact on local investors.
The article reports Conrad serving as the principal witness in a federal court hate case hearing. It notes surrounding participants, legal actions, and references to trial procedures, with limited readable details about dates or exact parties. The fragmentary OCR text mentions motions, witness testimony, and legal arguments tied to the ongoing case.
Fragmentary OCR describes refusals of foreigners by a German cruiser presence. It mentions repairs and provisioning for a vessel, with references to French and other nationalities, and a port or ship named Merial. The text is garbled but centers on wartime maritime issues, exchanges, and a need to repair a ship named Hrua Hite.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous seemingly random names, towns, and phrases. It references Villa near Tamicg, Sorthens Ceuter, Malin Army, AMC Te Siperian, Vancouver War, and other scattered terms, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Sudanese raiders slashed throats in a dervish assault near a German merchant’s outpost. Rail lines and telegraph lines were destroyed, disrupting supply routes and communications into the region. Local authorities reported heavy casualties and urged caution for travelers.
Fragmented OCR describes disputed legal action involving a refusal to pay attorney fees amid a complex sequence of names, dates, and places. It references a November or December timeframe, various parties, and a high level of procedural detail, but the legible core centers on contested billing and appeal processes within a sprawling case.
A garbled 19th century style notice mentions a Belgian woman, her husband Divan Whe, and a farewell mist. It references locations like Parisnell Street and Welstone, with scattered names such as Kidston and Jean Willene. The text appears as a damaged obituary or notice with unclear details.
Report from New York describes survivors of the cotton ship Strunk declaring none of the crew injured after a mine incident. The poem mentions Emperor William and a proclamation, while other fragments reference patrols, a petrol boat, and legal notes from London dated March 1.
Distorted OCR fragment references payments described as voter beer checks, with scattered names and places unclear. The readable parts mention Clarke, a $1 payment, and various obscured terms, yielding no verifiable event or clear entities.
Tow Mengin and Slaire and others appeared before Judge Heong Wo Unee and pleaded not guilty to the peruting act. The court heard a misheard statement about a drug order and a failed home invasion attempt. Names given to police included J. 8 Witeme nd OF Culttergen and T. B. Raandens. Trial set weeks later with other details to be clarified.
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