Oklahoma POWs in Bl Drive Describe Warfront Actions
The article recounts Okla homan troops in a Bl drive near Cheppy and Dead Man's Hill during World War I. It details German shelling, bombing raids, wounded losses on October 28, and the capture of terrain after heavy bombardment. The narrative notes daily artillery and road work near Cheppy and reports movements toward Monbhlainville with a new offensive starting October 4.
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Iir
Monbhlainville
Apremont
Masaryk resigns as president of Czech Slovakia
Copenhagen March 21 Masaryk the president of Czech Slovakia has resigned according to a report received from Berlin. The dispatch notes Masaryk’s unexpected departure and cites Berlin as the source of the information.
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Texas Artillery Regiment Lands in Newport News
The Wand field artillery, complete and part of the old Texas unit, arrived at Newport News from St. Nat port Kroonland today. The regiment will be sent to Howie for demobilization as the port handled 2,945 officers.
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Wand Field Artillery
Texas
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Bavaria to Disarm Soldiers Amid Plan to Withhold Troops
Zurich dispatch reports Bavaria’s foreign affairs minister informing the German government that Bavaria intends to disarm its soldiers and will not furnish troops for isco, signaling a shift in contributions amid ongoing tensions.
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Bavaria
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No City Funds Available For Dragnet Victims
A long fragment details raids continuing in an area with political rhetoric and references to federal government involvement. It mentions housing, detentions, and contested funding while describing a plan to stay with enforcement actions and potential property seizures. The text references Oklahoma City and state governance without clear dates or outcomes. The passage is garbled and reads as a partial transcript or OCR crop.
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Oklahoma City
Red Cross Last Appeal Sent Amid Ongoing Relief Drive
Fragmented plea from Red Cross outlines final appeal for donations. Unclear text references collection efforts, warnings to donors, and relief supplies in process. Names, dates, and precise locations are obscured, but the article centers on continued fundraising and humanitarian aid efforts.
Special Committee Weighs School Tax Bill Reforms
A bill proposing to give cities increased levies faced strong opposition in the senate. It was sent to a special committee after debate. Senator PM Rere argued the measure would reduce valuation while raising the overall tax levy, burdening small taxpayers.
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PM Rere
Ferris Seeks Return of 36th Division
Soult Vertis congressman Irony Lawson wired Mee L Tyone at the committee in resale Hons of parents who protested last week against the war department keeping the Thirty sixth division in Germany. He approached Secretary Naker the chief of staff and the adjutant general about the matter.
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Germany
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Keeshen Urges Flag Display For Oklahoma City Train Return
Oklahoma City residents should display flags tomorrow to honor the return of the ammunition train, per James Keeshen head of the Hevorations committee. He urges old flags atop masts and flags in windows, with motorists to show banners while cars participate in the display.
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Oklahoma City
James Keeshen
Hevorations Committee
Keeshen
Supreme Court upholds Arizona eight hour work limit for women
Washington March 24 The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Arizona act of 1911 limiting women’s work to eight hours a day. The decision addressed an appeal challenging discrimination between waitresses in railroad dining cars and those in other restaurants.
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Governor to Talk on Liberty Loan in Oklahoma City
Governor Robertson will address the Liberty Loan committee at the Lee Hockins hotel in Oklahoma City Wednesday morning at 10 oclock. The event follows a telegram from J Z Miller of the Federal Reserve Bank
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Oklahoma City Liberty Loan Committee
Lee-Hockins Hotel
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Federal Reserve Bank
Cat Katieas City
Republicans to Hold Big Meet Thursday Night
A large Republican rally is planned at Ravdock Auditorium Thursday night. E. Richard Carhart coordinates the parade marshals with ward groups and a downtown procession ending at the university. The divisions include city employes backing CT Russell for mayor, and all candidates will speak alongside party leaders.
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Cavennes
George Carricy
Salaries Bill to Conference Moves Through Senate
The state salaries bill for officials and employees was sent to conference after the Senate voted to have the House appoint a conference committee. Supporters fear the move may jeopardize the measure as it will return to both chambers after conference. The measure, House Bill No. 315, passed the Senate by a narrow two vote margin.
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TNTH Train Plans Amid Parades For Soldiers Return
A sequence of preparations unfolds for a homecoming in City, Wis. The town readies a parade at 7 PM and a post-event banquet for returning soldiers and sailors. Mayor Shear and others coordinate decorations while General Pentecost organizes marching hands and the Oklahoma guards unit.
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Local Forecast Sees Showers Tonight With Cooler Northwest
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with showers tonight and little temperature change. The state outlook calls for tonight to be cloudy with showers across inner areas and cooler conditions in the northwest. Officials predict possible showers again on Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the afternoon.
Hungary links its fortune with Slav Bolshevik faction
Governor says an extra session is not necessary and the legislature will be waited on. The article notes debate over amending the bonds, the governor asserts the amendment is self operative, and the matter remains in enrollment for final signature. News from Copenhagen reports Lenine’s reaction to Hungarian events and wireless communications between Budapest and Moscow. The Vienna telegraph correspondent notes Hungary’s communists have controlled the country and Count Karolyi's diminished role amid ongoing political shifts.
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Weeklong House Talk On Keeping Legislature Open
An all week session of the legislature was being discussed by house members as a Wellness day idea. Speaker Walter said they could adjourn anytime but doubt the senate will finish by Wednesday. The plan hinges on whether the house can clear its calendar this afternoon and how to align with senate action.
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Hungarian bolshevik threat spurs allied military meeting
Reports from Copentagen state a Czech Slovak army is sent against Hungary amid bolshevik seizure of power. Paris fronts discuss barrier to bolshevism, with premiers of allied states to meet in special session at Paris to decide potential military moves.
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Rumania Faces New Perils At Hands Of Reds
A garbled report discusses threats from Bolshevik forces and potential war in Europe, referencing Romania and Hungary, with mentions of President Wilson, Secretary Lansing, and cautious U.S. stance. The text notes troubling signs of upheaval, economic strain, and employment concerns shaping policy responses amid international tension.
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German Envoys Seek Understanding With Moscow Government
Paris reports German foreign minister von Hrockhorft-Kantean sending Carl Kantey to Moscow to inform the Soviet leadership, aiding the ministry in shaping economic and political ties. Karl Radek’s release from German custody is noted amid broader tensions in Hungary and Bolshevik influence across Europe.
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Premiers Meet to Forge League Covenant Draft
A conference of allied premiers convened this afternoon to shape the program for the European union council. Hungary and Poland discuss military decisions as the League of Nations commission plans to reconvene to finalize the league covenant. Budapest reports street fighting while entente nationals seek protection as monitors may move up the Danube from Serbian ports. Paris. Prime Minister Clemenceau held a lengthy session with officials.
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