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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1919

Page

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Conference Session Sifts League Covenant Amid Lodge Objections

Paris reports a three hour session of the League of Nations commission as it tentatively disposes of the first sixteen sections of the covenant. President Wilson attends and neutral and belligerent nations offer suggestions while Lodge and other American senators lodge numerous objections delaying action on Monroe doctrine safeguards. Foch attends the supreme council discussion as drafting proceeds.

Paris Teague of Nations Commission Comnutation Delive Lodge Wilson Lafe Thas Velvenlay Commission Supreme Council

Governor Signs Roads Bond For May 6 Vote

Governor Robertson signed an eighty million dollar road bond resolution this morning, filing the document in the secretary of state archives. Senators McAlester and Davidson were present. The proclamation will set a special election for May 6 the first statewide election allowing women to vote. Printing and distribution of 500,000 ballots will begin, with an estimated cost near seventy five thousand dollars. The enrolled bill spans two pages and marks the administration’s major legislative request of the session.

Robertson Secretary of State Senators Board McAlester Davidson Orror

Flight of Emperor Kept Close Secret

Vienna report says the former monarch and his family departed last evening and would cross the frontier this afternoon. The government statement released to the press confirms the move, with Charles and his wife among those believed to have left.

Associated Press Vienna Aryen Charles Us Fife

All Betting On Election Must Cease

A chaotic, garbled piece condemns election betting and urges officials to apply gambling rules equally. The text references Robert urns county attorney and suggests public integrity is at stake, noting betting among politicians and friends. It attributes concerns about evidence gathering to public venues and open discussions.

Robert Urns

Bank Robbery Strikes Des Moines in Daylight

Des Moines Iowa March 28 two men slipped into the heart of the business district before noon and robbed the Iowa States bank of more than 2000 dollars. They escaped in the daylight and a search is underway.

Des Moines Des Modses Iowa Frank

Mee to Administer G. G. Kerr Estate

William Mee, president of the Se Harby National Pare, was appointed administrator of the estate of G G Kerr by County Judge W R Taylor. The estate is valued at more than $100 000, and Mee will be the authorized administrator once he files an approved $50 MO bond with the court.

William Mee Se Harby National Pare GG Kerr W. R. Taylor

Industrial Survey Plan For Oklohoma City Discussed Thur

The chamber of commerce industrial development committee will meet Thursday at 8 pm in the club room to discuss the initial steps toward a proposed industrial survey of Oklahoma City. Chairman C. E. Hentley calls the meeting.

Oklahorma City Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee C. E. Hentley

Osage Incomes Called Taxable By Attorney General

Attorney General Freeling told Eugene Scentt that Osage Indians incomes from oil holdings become taxable after passing from government to individual. If upheld the state could gain over 1.09 million dollars. no Osage tax has been collected in five years.

Eugene Scntt Pawhuska Freeling

Cross Country Run Set By Local High School Tomorrow

The annual boys cross country meet will be run tomorrow at 4 PM on a two and one half mile course from Lincoln boulevard to Twenty third street. Thirty to fifty boys compete for four silver Loving cup trophies led by Alex Towns who aims for first after taking second last year. Other strong contenders include Jack Wilten Russell Kolp Halann Samuel Lauermann John Kenyon and Joe Hart. Expect times around 14 to 16 minutes.

Lincoln Boulevard Alex Towns A.V. Grady Jack Wilten Russell Kolp Hal §An Samuel Lauermann Rice John Kenyon Joe Hart Ron

School Board and Advisors to Meet for Budget Session

A joint meeting of the board of education and an Egret committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce will discuss expenditure of the 1000 school budget. The session starts this evening at 8 o clock. Architects Hawk Wert and others may present proposals as part of the budget planning process.

Board of Education Chamber of Commerce Paad Arep Pitpar Sien wlGrg Iit Hawk

Hungary to Soviet Lenine troops unite fears rise

Hungarian developments guarded as reports from Vienna claim private agents note a planned April shift to a softer government and potential unification with Lenine’s Soviet. bolshevik forces move toward Brody in northern Galicia amid ongoing regional fighting near Lemberg.

Aris Marty Hungary Mustrin Ridery Vira Cate Vienna

No Foreigners Have Suffered Injuries

Official Budapest reports say allied missions discuss disarmament of French troops and no harm to foreigners, with Americans considered for field protection. Martial law, death penalty for armed resistance and looting, and heavy fines for alcohol. Two British monitors reportedly arrive on the Danube amid rumors of war with Hungary.

vArily Momay Budapest Jessie Heine Danube Te Ig Hungary Rumania Czecho Slovakia Jugo-Slavia

Republicans to Call Armistice During Parade

A parade is planned with Republican contingents and a capstone armistice call. Delegations from Ward groups assemble along Broadway and Sixth Street, marching to Capitol Hill then to a staging area at Pirie Avenue for the event. Cars will be conveyed to a central meeting point before proceeding.

Flch Carhare Capital Will Parker First Ward Broadway Cirele Sixth Street Broadway Third Ward Fourth Want Capitol Hill South Harvey Nobte

Arrests in vice drive limited by small city jail

Crowded two cell confinement holds twenty women from the vice drive arrests. Minor Shear cites lack of space and facilities at the city jail and hospitals as the only containment options. Police Matron Margaret Thompson notes possible future need for more cots and space as arrests continue. Medical exams found two women free of general disease. food rules allow candy and fruit while prisoners may hang their flags.

Shear Mayer Shear Allen Margaret Thompson

Martial Law Declared in Spain Amid General Strike

Madrid reports martial law in effect across Spain with constitutional guarantees possibly suspended. A general strike has broken out in Barcelona as Premier Romanones faced pressure but chose to remain in office.

Spain Madrid Havas Barcelona Romanones

Parade Preparations For City Parade Today

Train arrival late today promises a parade at 7 PM with Governor, staff, and city officials reviewing from Lee-Huckins hotel. Parade routes run from Seventh and Broadway to Robinson, with decorations urged for homes and autos. No speeches due to limited time. bannered cars and flags planned, continuing on page 2.

Ste Main Mald Hind Heetson Grand Broadway Second Robinson Fay Lee-Huckims Hotel Senate House Greorge Frederickson Chamber of Commerce Nre-Huckins Ray Hollman France Lee Mackus Hotel Letmard Bailey James Keeshen

bittersweet emotions as bonnie stays in france

bittersweet dispatch recounts Major Bonfoey Honey being kept in France while Oklahoma City loses a beloved soldier. It notes his role in the 11th Ammunition Train, his transfer to the regular army, and the pride and sorrow of families and the city as two homes arise in Oklahoma City and France.

Bonnie France Oklahoma City Hunteey Caroline Bennett Monroey Oklahoma Norley Europe Hontoey Inspector General Stevenson Bonfoey Nontey Joey F. Cavalry Ollahouta

111th Engineers Under Fire Final Drive Installment

The last installments of Sergeant John F. Mahe's history recount the 111th Engineers Fifth Company experiences in German atrocities, the Armistice signing, and the joy of peace. Sergeant Mahe, from Oklahoma City, details moving through St Georges and Busaney as German retreats unfold, noting destroyed towns and comings and goings of troops.

111Th Engineers John F. Mahe Company Fifth Engineers Mahr Oklahoma City National Guard

111th Boys Barred From Oklahoma City Homes Parade

Lieutenant Stevenson and Captain Hall announce that the 111th Boys unit cannot roam the city during their stay. They must remain confined to designated areas to ensure timely return for trains.

Ootenel Stevenson Charles Fo Hall Chamber of Commerce Stevenson Oklahoma Ci Fggmatigny

Telephone Rate Case Victory Sparks Charter Fight

State senate backs charter revocation for the Bdil company for refusing to follow state rate schedules as court rulings on postmaster general control of rates stir fresh efforts. Representatives dispute the outcome and vow to push state regulation, arguing the fight for local control continues despite the ruling.

Burleson Supreme Court Oklaema Anjunet Corporation Commission Tie Telephone Companies Senate House Bdil Vale W. D.humphrey Tam EU Joeernie Roberton

Senate May Take Up Resolution on Company Charter

In the senate chamber this afternoon the body may discuss a resolution revoking the charter of a company after the Supreme Court's action today. The measure has already cleared an earlier committee stage.

Senate Ramory Supreme Court Sires Ze Ee Ee Company

Electricians Case To Be Heard Today

The hearing of Rove Snyder, charged with accepting unlawful fees as an inspector, was scheduled for this afternoon but postponed to a later time.

Rove Snyder Ear Weil al Alae

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