20 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
1
Reports indicate a major naval bombardment with Turkish fortifications and Allied ships involved. The British steamer had its prow damaged but repaired within days, while a convoyed battleship suffered a fatal explosion killing forty men.
Tokyo reports a United States warning to Japan over its demands on China and the Pacific, amid alleged American inquiries. The note asserts U S rights to intervene in matters affecting the war and the independence and equality of Chinese territory.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Navy secretary, case with president, marriage, pensions, and various garbled names. Core readable elements indicate a political or legal notice involving military and executive figures, but details are unreadable.
The readable fragments mention multiple named entities and places in a jumbled sequence. The piece references persons likely including Antawn and Mannie, locations such as Destin and Cabrini, and organizations or contexts that resemble a historic reportage tone. Precise details are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary OCR describes ships Przships and Lorene with a mystery someone named Mepteanber fey BVI waters and a German force near Wont tidian waters. Mentions capture, pursuit, and convoy events with unclear ship names and actions amid a Hamburg defense reference.
Turbulent dispute surrounds a horse trade and alleged misrepresentation in a timber paper scheme. Burtch linked to a livery owner JK Meffier, accused of cashing in on a collector role for International Harvester. A Missouri prison transfer noted. In a separate clash, M Chapron and Marlee Hower fought. both survived with arm injuries. Eliph Fraser Remmeows, painter of White House portraits, died aged 100.
The document surveys many farmers studying trading on the eve of notable improvements. It notes land tenancy, fertility questions, and calls for better methods, with references to various local groups and individuals. The text also hints at civic debate and forthcoming continuation on the law page.
The proceedings discuss whether Dallas is a city or town and examine Western freight rates affecting cotton and other commodities. Testimony from Mr Johnson and Mr Maxwell covers impacts on transport costs, potential rate raises, and whether manufacturers along the line would be burdened.
The article outlines a surge in state spending over two years, with new salaries for assistants and a shift in wage structures. It notes multiple locations creating additional positions, including mentions of governor Hiewling and Senator Kil. Electric plant projects and related operations are discussed, along with implications for public funds and warrants.
A noisy, garbled OCR passage mentions many names and terms without clear coherence. It reads like a collage of fragments, with scattered references to people, places, and events but no discernible single story or report.
A broad trade and commodity summary notes improving New York markets with emphasis on textiles grain and construction related activity. The report mentions stronger selling positions for counties and merchants amid rising demand and price movements as overseas trade and domestic supply adjust to evolving conditions. Portland Chinese residents declare boycotts of Japanese woods in retaliation, with a picket planned before local business houses.
Danvar Mere 20 who may Kenale King, former Canadian minister of labor now connected with the Rockefeller foundation, arrived here Friday. He will spend seven weeks studying the labor situation in Colorado.
Washington reports a recent cold spell with low coastal temperatures and fair skies inland. Weather officials outline a verification process for the Americas Weather Bureau exam, detailing eligibility, certification, and a July 1 start for new standards.
Fragmentary OCR text with mixed names, places, and device-like phrases. It mentions SF Wire, Heh des, Ved if ST STU, Meteo, and various garbled entities, giving no clear event or outcome. The readable bits suggest a chaotic note or clipping rather than a cohesive story.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Judge Volmans illness and an adjournment as court proceedings face delays. References to venue, chambers, and the judge’s condition hint at postponed actions and ongoing legal activity amid unclear details.
An OCR fragment references Vera Cruz trenches near Washington and a list of individuals, with unclear sequencing. It hints at occupation details and a foreign city theater or event, but the readable items remain incomplete and uncertain.
Newspaper report details protests following alleged German bombing near the coast. It notes a patrol boat joining in opposition to commerce restrictions and mentions maritime actions, havens, and warnings. The text lists individuals, ships, and dates in scattered form, reflecting a chaotic war-time dispatch.
A historic court ruling emerges in a maritime case involving steamship companies and cross border tensions. The Federal judge delivers a decisive decision on venue and jurisdiction, with implications for Canada and Norway dealings.
Fragmentary OCR view shows an editor of a Woman’s publication in Detroit planning an Ave of deer and fever, with unclear names and dates. Readable terms include Woman’s, Detroit, editor, and planned actions, but many words are garbled across the line.
A garbled account names Ed Overholser and Pete Voters af Ouhuma Oly in a municipal campaign. It references oath of office, prohibition, sanitation, economic goals, and public service. The text mentions striving for the city’s best future and the administration’s expected integrity and efficiency.
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