22 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
1
London reports Przemyśl, a fortress key to Austrian defenses, has fallen to Slavic forces after a protracted siege. The fall follows heavy bombardment and strategic shifts as Austrian relief efforts falter and Russian advances in the north are announced. Crowds in Petrograd greet the news with patriotic demonstrations.
Washington reports two notes are being written and prepared for dispatch to London within two or three days. The notes address Great Britain's right to hold up goods immediately or only those deemed contraband in neutral ports and mention the sinking of the Willan P Ry and cargo in the Atlantic.
Relatives laid flowers on the grave of a Confederate veteran found dead in a small town. The man, Frank, served under General Sterling Price and was reportedly captured at Alten, Missouri. His kin from Mareh Stator and Kirkwood, Missouri, arrived for the ceremony, with honors and a visitation noted by local residents. Also, Major General Kawarde discussed Panama Canal defense developments with officials before traveling to New Orleans and Colon.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals such as Sunil Wheaton and Mehtu, with scattered place names and items. The record preserves uncertain details and appears to be a garbled historical notice or literary fragment without a clear event or structured report.
In Paris area reports describe a Zeppelin attack repelled by French artillery. The aircraft retreated before reaching the city as anti aircraft fire and bombardment buffered their advance. Officials note the raid prompted precautions and a weather-related delay in further operations.
London reports a conversion yacht Moorplon with Lieutenant Commander William Hrlokee and three sailors waterlogged while attempting a tow, near Constantinople. The Scorpion, a converted yacht, incurred the loss as the crew sought harbor amid heavy seas. Lieutenant Commander Urleker arrived at Constantinople on March 11 seeking assistance. A separate Kansas City freight issue involved charges protested by local shippers at a hearing before the U.S. Bureau of the Trade.
Americans in England face new war taxes with figures suggesting a 1 percent levy for those earning above a threshold and rising rates for higher incomes. The changes target wealthier expatriates while affecting many Americans stationed or residing in the country.
Labor leaders and management reach a pact amid a three-plant strike in Cob, Mimvilte, and Bartlerrille Marvton. Workers accept a 2 1/2 cent wage increase, avoiding the shutdown of smelters and saving over $10,000 in costs. Ashton mediates a settlement after days of talks, keeping the industry operating and preserving jobs.
A Montenegrin defense repelled Austrian assaults reported on March 17 across multiple fronts near Grabow and Pointe. Heavy artillery fire and infantry pressure were met with strong Montenegrin resistance despite the overall Austro-Hungarian offensives.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and places but lacks coherent facts. Key entities include New York and various personal surnames, yet no clear event, date, or outcome emerges. The piece reads as a scrambled local notice with insufficient readable content to determine a definite news item.
War dispatches describe renewed fighting across Belgium and the Balkans with heavy weather stalling Western front actions. Reports indicate Austrian and Turkish forces clashing in the Balkans as German and Allied units maneuver, while movements in Armenia and the Caucasus hint at broader strategic pressure.
A fragmented string of OCR text mentions a House passage on home ownership and includes scattered names and terms like Magen, Florida flu, and U.S. states. The readable portions hint at political debate, governance, and legal themes without clear events, dates, or coherent quotes.
A Zepto bomb in Paris killed Mme harlem Premmnelti, burning when she fled an incendiary bench blast. Analysts linked the device to a phosphorus and naphtha tainted wick, with remnants collected for lab examination.
A general weather note reports warm today with a cooler trend tonight. The forecast indicates partly cloudy skies, light winds, and a chance of isolated showers in the southwest region later.
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor advisories and potential victory in a wartime context. Mentions names like Abr and Dellewell, and references to inbar advisory councils, political stakes, and international comparisons. Key entities are unclear due to garbled input, but appears to describe labor influence on war effort and governance.
Fragmentary text appears from an OCR read about department matters and job duties. Many words are garbled making it impossible to extract a coherent event, date, or named entities beyond generic references to work and officials.
The readable content is garbled with many misspellings and illegible phrases making it hard to extract clear facts about a club reserve, sites, payments, or names. No coherent event, person, or organization can be confirmed from the legible segments.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Supprage meeting Swan Week and TV figures like WAL and WTAE. Names Bertha and Agnes appear amid unclear lines. The passage references a retirement and a regional broadcast context with several garbled phrases.
Members of Kappa Sigma fraternity will hold their annual convention at Thetis Hotel in Ob lwhonwmn City on April 21. The gathering aims to plan events and entertainments, with delegates from multiple colleges expected to attend and discuss fraternity activities.
A garbled historical fragment discusses flour exports and possible wartime guilt. Mentions a place or event tied to a jail and a murder case. Names and details are unclear due to transcription issues.
Fragmentary lines show a council or group vow to oppose a budget. The garbled text references a vote against a budget, names like Karl Haina and Daniten appear, but key details are unclear. The piece seems to describe a political dispute, a budget blockage, and a potential election context in a foreign locale with missing dates.
Report from wartime front lines describes Dardanelles troops and allied guards preparing for an anticipated flotilla attack. Blurred text notes city fortifications, naval movements, and police readiness amid ongoing siege pressures and intermittent shelling.
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