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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1916
Page
1
Wilson resigns as Morris Company chief while Edward Morris to become executive director of a Pack ing group. New Sulzberger presidency and banking group reported in control, signaling shifts without impact expected on local plants.
Readable parts describe a 55 Aeroplanes raid related to Zebru gge with references to weather, hydrogen, and varying names. The fragmentary text is obscure with many garbled phrases and lacks coherent facts or clear entities to confirm.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a chaotic collage of phrases about mail conditions, city actions, and various names and places. The readable elements hint at a formal notice or editorial blend mentioning the city and year, with sporadic references to names, dates, and events amid garbled language. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR weather note lists temperatures and city names but is unreadable. It mentions Akt Corwi Latta Pita Mie and Washington etc with unclear values. No usable forecast, conditions, or dates can be determined from the readable text.
The report notes a January murder trial opening amid confusion and partial details. It references county attorney actions, a specific courtroom scene, and mentions names tied to local legal proceedings. The记 article also includes a brief item about a separate naval sinking affecting neutral ships and British vessels.
In a turbulent Salonika theater, Teuton allies push into Greek territory as French forces advance, signaling a broader battlefront. Reported chaos and scattered combat mark a volatile region with shifting lines and multiple national contingents engaged.
The article notes a potential remote overtaking of Villa within two days and flags a new rail logistics worry. De facto troops shift to the rear of American columns as U.S. forces handle Mexican affairs, with emphasis on rail movement and regional positions.
March 2 marks Taggart's appointment to succeed Sens hively in Thanavolir as political shifts unfold across the regional government. The move follows a tumultuous period in the party led by Govern Phileton Munir.
Readers report a disquieting movement by Carrancistas in a local area. The text references various names and places including Villa and Pavitt, with unclear details and appears to be from an OCR of a historical page.
Washington March 20 Representatives Kahn urged raising peace strength of the army to 220000 from 140000 in two hours of debate as the House continued work on the army bill The amendment targets aligning with Senate proposals and tests House disposition to accept larger measures Chairman Chamberlain delayed army reorganization bill until the House bill advances.
A murky campaign note shows Willmering announcing for a city commission post. Vague references mention local figures, potential dates, and community concerns while hinting at planned outreach and policy priorities.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names, places, and events in a D C area. It mentions youths, pursuits, and various individuals amid unclear lines and disjointed phrases. The readable items reference people, places, and institutions without a coherent narrative or dates.
Government circulars directed to Mexican state governors present the exact terms of an agreement with the United States. The document notes official coordination and implies formal acceptance of terms, with references to various regional officials and institutions.
Marsh County court coverage notes plea from M Adams to restrict naming of the judge. Discreet discussion references potential impacts on a local legal matter and public perception, with emphasis on confidentiality and respect for judicial processes.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a counterfeit operation dismantled by authorities. It mentions Sis, M Leyes tea, Megastratum, and names like Maelshuislig, with unclear roles. The text references a cave plasm state and Taner nanw, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Pershing page shows limited reporting with garbled names and incomplete phrases. Key names and events are unreadable, leaving only scattered references and no clear narrative or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss meetings and talks in Paris with unclear participants. Names and coordinates are jumbled, but mentions a consultation or conference with allies and references to a broader diplomatic context. The readable portions hint at negotiations and international discussions without concrete outcomes.
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