24 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
1
New York fans favor Moran in a publicity filled drive to beat Willard as Pershing silence and border rumors cloud the Mexican situation. The crowd pins hopes on Moran with a curious mix of confidence and doubt about the challenger’s magnetism and form.
A Arizona senator calls for public backing at Douglas claiming about 10 000 Mexicans are within immediate striking distance. He criticizes Congress and asserts the situation demands action despite ongoing diplomatic debates.
McGlure refers plan and bond issue vote soon as city of 200000 people could be supplied for 700 full days. Reservoir to cover 3298 acres located 74 miles northwest of the municipality.
Refugees from Paris move toward family in the city as famine and peril shadow their journey. The report blends scattered details of travel, danger, and hopeful reunions amid crowded routes and uncertain shelter.
A court case ends with a verdict favorable to defendant Victor in an alienation lawsuit. The trial included testimony and a ruling by the judge, concluding with a decisive outcome for Victor.
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple posses chasing a couple amid conflict. Authorities and bystanders witnessed a tense patrol near a theater area, leading to arrests and the seizure of items as part of a larger investigation.
Confused dispatches recount a missing or delayed convoy near Columbus as a Pershing expeditionary force maintains quiet. A motor truck from the unit, intended to arrive, failed to report amid winds and northern conditions delaying movements and communications.
In Washington, officials deny a National Guard muster and discuss possible troop movements as unrest and rebel activity spark confusion. Reports describe de facto commanders, protection orders, and regional warnings while authorities seek to restore order and maintain security.
A garbled report outlines Paris plans to remain in the league amid disputes over alignment and scheduling. Key names and dates are unreadable, but the piece mentions meetings, potential changes, and reactions from local clubs and officials.
Fragmentary text shows references to Hindenburg lines swayed by a Russian drive amid scattered garbled words and names. No cohesive facts or dates emerge from the damaged OCR segment.
A garbled OCR text fragment lists numerous names, places, events, and terms without coherent context. It includes scattered references to people, dates, locations, and activities, interspersed with numerical and random phrases, creating an unreadable collage of potential article fragments.
A fragmented clipping reports a priest and an artist injured in a fall. Details are garbled with missing names and locations, but the event appears to recount an accident with injuries requiring care and possible hospital treatment.
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