Engineers Build Road Under Fire in Argonne Battle Tale
Oklahoma City resident Mark chronicles a rainy night march by Engineers of the 1111th, building a forward road under German fire. The piece notes captives, heavy artillery, and the Meuse-Argonne context, ahead of later installments on US Army corps engineers and St Mihiel actions.
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Oklahoma
Argonne
Fohin Fr. Maher
Coonpan
Oklahoma City
United State Public Health Service
United States
France
Mersho
St Mihie
Thore
Limes Nest
Miter
Kreneh Barra
Les Istettes
Thetheres
Verdun
the Argonne
Argonne Meuse
the Meuse
St Mihiel
St. Mihiel
Paiis
Parrot Eggs Cause of Novel Law Suit in Cambridge
In Woston Massachusetts March 224 a civil suit has been filed by Mine M Lowe Jicksat of Cambridge against Noriega Mark, Chepelle, Lavt saniner Levin, and others alleging a parrot egg fraud. The case centers on alleged deceptive practices involving parrot eggs and related products. The filing includes claims of financial loss and demands for relief, with further proceedings expected in the state courts.
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Woston
Mass
Hay State
M Lowe Jicksat
Cambredge
Noriega
Conuwmy
Levin
Staig
Vauliviry Thark
Navy Plane Aims Ocean Flight From Washington
Plans call for a U S naval seaplane to attempt an Atlantic crossing within days. Lieut Com Pat Hunter wired Washington to prepare the flight while Commander Hilinger oversees the operation from the naval air station. Four pilots, each in a three propeller craft propelled by Liberty motors, are expected to fly the route if weather cooperates.
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Washington
Iran
Pat
Hunter
Hellinger
Hayal
Pampas
Wales
Bellinger Rem Bellinger
Russell Plank Campaign Pledges Factory Growth for City
Russell Plank, a Republican mayoral candidate in Oklahoma City, vows to lure large industries and boost population to 1,080 by 1925. He cites prior work bringing Morris & Conway and the Western Wheel Works to town, linking industrial growth with steady leadership and city progress.
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IL Kessel
Russell Sand
Oklahoma City
Kary Sell
Ruel
Morris & Conway
Weisera Keelsig Company
Mere, Bessel
Brock
Oklahoma City to Host Army Parade For Discharged Soldiers
A military supply train likely to arrive Tuesday night prompts Oklahoma City committees to plan a grand parade for recently discharged soldiers and officers. Gen Pentecost chairs the parade committee with Governor and former officials invited to review. Plans include crowds, a reviewing stand, airship flyovers, and city dressing for a gala event on Wednesday.
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Rob Wedding
Chamber of Commerce
Stevens
Oklahoma City
H.W. Pentecost
Rison
Williams
Eirect
Reulay
Peulay
Ona H. Batley
Fort Sill
Vonmuttte
National Guard
Pentecost
James Keeshan
Aecoration
Fair Grounds
Tenth Street
Broadway
Main
Courthouse
Grand
Speakers’ Park
The
Tri
Litthe ‘Ack, Ark
Stevenson
Wilgon to Tour Nation for League Action
President Wilson may call Congress in May to consider a League of Nations treaty. Senate likely to meet first, with possible special session if urgency requires action before his return from Europe. Wilson plans to address voters directly after his European trip if public sentiment demands ratification.
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Paris
Dewlay
Washington
France
Wilson Heweser
America
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Walker Uses Railroad Power to Regulate Freight Movement
Commissioner Art Walker announced the Oklahoma Corporation Commission has resumed regulatory powers, ordering Wichita Falls and Northwestern railroad to move freight immediately at Frederick, Altus, and other locations. He noted congestion at Burkburnett and an embargo on Oklahoma freight. no formal notice was given to the embargo. Walker said many requests for schedule changes and station improvements are flooding in as regulatory powers return.
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Corporation Commission
Wichita Falls
Northwestern
Frederick
Altus
Birburnett
Oklahoma
Art Walker
Walker
Commission
Southwestern Bell Charter Revocation Delayed In Session
A resolution to revoke the Southwestern Bell Telephone company's charter was not called in the session this morning and may not be brought up until Monday or Tuesday, according to informed sources. The debate and next steps remain unsettled as officials weigh the action.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Tulsa Oil Man Shot by Wife in Domestic Incident
A Tulsa oil man was shot by his wife in a domestic dispute. Neighbors reported a violent quarrel ending with the man’s death and the woman’s alleged expression of not enduring cruelty any longer. Police investigated the involved parties and secured the scene for further inquiry.
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Tulsa
Eulsa
Okie
Permits Granted for Dwellings on West Twentieth and West Thief Streets
Nichols A Chandter and builders received building permits for two dwellings on West Twentieth Street, with elevated structures at 42a. Permits also issued for a home on West Phot Jet Street and a contractor’s project costing seven dollars, granted to Nicellas Swanson Company in the town.
Electric line nearing completion along Canadian River
Engineers for the electric company are establishing supports for a high tension line between Wichita and El Reno. To obtain a stable foundation, the structure requires trenching to a depth of several feet on both sides. Once finished, the span will stretch roughly 1400 feet.
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Electric Company
Vs Vitro
EL Rene
Eugene Nestely
Building Permits May Break Record This Month
Building permits may break the record this month according to officials. J M Anderous Syilitisag notes construction work is steady and more permits are expected before month’s end as one firm reports a record year up to now with figures likely to exceed prior highs.
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Anderaus
Syilitisag
Ane Jerson
City People Will Motor to Pacific City
Harmon J. Platt his wife and three children plan a leisurely motor trip from Oklahoma City to San Francisco via Detroit and the Ford plant. The family will travel in a pre schooner mintae truck with conveniences including hot and cold water a boiling bed and dining table service. The total cost of the equipment will be paid and the car will bear a painted insignia on its deck.
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Harmon J. Platt
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Detroit
Ford
Ordinance Proposed to Stop Tree Trimming in City
An ordinance to curb further pruning of shade trees was presented at a noon Civic Committee of the Chamber meeting at the Skirvin hotel. A. T. Boys, head of the city legal department, led the discussion as officials seek to halt urban tree rutilation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Skirvin Hotel
A. T. Boys
Ehdas
Omen Will Speak At West Main Meeting On Candidacy
Women interested in the Republican nominees candidacy for mayor or public property and accounting will meet at 8 oclock tonight at headquarters 101 West Main to hear several women discuss the issues. A verdict was reached in the O Leary case after eleven hours of deliberation.
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Mays Or
Public Property
Nigh Tv
West Main Reel
T IO
O'Leary
Wilson May Leave Paris Around May First
Reported plans indicate President Wilson may depart Paris by May 1 after reaching agreement on the peace treaty’s survival features. Officials expect talks to extend past May 18 and a possible return by May 7, while Congress deals with funding bills and awaits decisive treaty actions.
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White House
United States
Parie
Hvat
Congress
Paris
Senate
Oklahoma City Times Movie Game Contest Opens Monday
The Oklahoma Publishing Company invites readers to enter a motion picture star guessing contest with prizes of 10, 5 and 2 dollars. Readers must clip and identify daily star photos published in The Times and mail entries between May 17 and May 24.
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Ctal
Oklahoma City Vines
Kink
Tly Hinesi Oklahoma
Oklahoma Publihing Company
the Times
Times
Republicans To Hold Kitchen Meetings In City Drive
The campaign plans a home based outreach with about one hundred meetings across the city. Key figures include R ae H. Russell Fred im rar RB Nelson and officials for accounting finance and public property. Neighbors will be summoned and Lorene will coordinate. The aim is to reach voters who do not attend rallies by hosting discussions in residents’ homes, including women’s involvement. (Continued on Page x)
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Igns
R Ae H. Russell
Fred Imrar
Nelson
Republican
Wayer
Wterall Br Anight
Tele En Lorene
Russell
American plan to speed ocean flight for contest gains notice
A report cites Aer Club of America urging rapid transatlantic air travel as key to victory in a contest. It discusses Britain’s stance and the push for large aircraft to carry mail and mail service across oceans, signaling bold plans and national pride.
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America
York
Atlantic
Great Britain
Aer Club
Amerbce
England
Woestoese
Bordinen
Saul
Wilson Faces Task to Halt Italian Peace Move
In Paris on Friday March 21 hopes grew that a plan to unblock peace talks would be proposed next week. Wilson pressed for a settlement acceptable to all sides as tension rose over the Italy Yugoslavia Dalmatian coast dispute. Delegates, led by Premier Briand, sought a solution that would prevent a collapse of the conference amid threats of Italian demands.
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Paris
Mary
Wilson
Irena
Aris
Verlay
Marely Jr
Ertire
Alan
Supreme Council
Tarry
Maly
Jugo-Slavia
Tile al Kiume
Dalmatian
Col EM. Howie
Tee
Italy
Foreign money values tumble in early 1915 market
March 22 report shows sterling exchange sliding to 4.00 per 1 from earlier highs with speculation that the British treasury withdrew market support. Cables indicate continued weakness, measuring at about 7.50 in demand while overall rates remain near September 1915 lows. Weather notes predict a cloudy day with possible rain and little temperature change.
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Aterling
Brotieh
Freeling Says State Won Tax Case Against Oil Operator
Attorney General Freeling announced that the state won the suit by B. Stratfer of Chicago over income taxes. The decision ordered collection of $76,000, with the state auditor to proceed if payment is not made. Washington reports varied readings on the higher court’s ruling, stating the Shafigra appeal was dismissed and not decided on its merits.
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Freeling
United States Supreme Court
Washington
B. Stratfer
Chicago
General Freeling
Victory stamps on sale at post office
The Oklahoma City post office recently received a large shipment of victory stamps featuring a bust design and a red field. The new stamps are similar in color to the prior issue but larger, and are now on sale at the post office.
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Victory
Oklahoma City
Postoffice
State cage title decided tonight in Edmond Oklahoma
The intersect basketball championship of the state will be decided here tonight in the elimination tournament. Eight district winners from Blackwell and Wewoka faced early rounds Friday. Final matchups include Haine el Tala Nadarko Koger race and Anadarko versus Ehathelethié as teams vie for the state title.
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Edmond
Okla
Blackwell
Suthre
Wewoka
Haine el Tala
Renadarko Koger
Anadarko
Ehathelethié
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