France Demands Rhine Boundary In Paris Pact Talk
France seeks the left bank Rhine as natural frontier and Alsace Lorraine, with Saar coal basin, under Paris agreement terms. Reports from Paris note disputes over frontiers, autonomy, and fortifications while U S senators view League of Nations covenant amendments with caution amid Monroe Doctrine concerns.
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Washington
British Wireless Service reports on peace treaty aims
The British delegates pursue a clean peace, with emphasis on a fair treaty. The correspondent notes cautious optimism that the final agreement will reflect careful consideration and broader world interests, citing ongoing discussions amid wartime uncertainties.
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British Wireless Service
Oklahoma County Ballot Distribution Ahead of Tuesday Election
Oklahoma County Election Board prepares for Tuesday voting with about 17 000 ballots expected to be cast. Warden Printing delivered roughly 22 100 ballots today under last week’s printing contract. The board plans to distribute ballot boxes to precinct offices, aiming for turnout near 17 000 to 14 000 votes, with women’s turnout uncertain but likely substantial.
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Hospital Fund Bill Advances in Senate
A bill to create a hospital fund passed the Senate, proposing state backing for a new dedicated hospital facility and a combined home and school project. The measure outlines funding mechanisms and construction aims for a medical complex serving the city and surrounding area.
Britton Oil Test Derrick Erected Near Town
A derrick for the Britton oil test was erected with the Oklahoma City Suburban Oil and Gas company moving to lay down a depot office nearby. The first carload of machinery was unloaded this morning and a second is on a siding, accelerating site work.
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Postal service posts resignation order for all former employees
Bulletin received at the post office states moral jobs remain open for former postal workers who may seek other work. It notes positions not resumed must be filled by those planning to return to their former duties and asks how many intend to go back to their old roles.
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Dany
Governor vetoes automobile bill in protest appeal
The governor vetoes a proposed automobile measure, arguing the bill imposes an unfair tax and would hinder progress. A protest by representatives is noted with unclear attribution to a faction or group.
War department lists fourteen divisions to honor America s fighters
Washington March 20 General March announced the names of fourteen national guard and national army divisions with notable war records to preserve their traditions. The plan calls for twenty-one divisions total with designated bases such as Camp PikeArkansas Camp Dodge Iowa and Camp Taylor Kentucky. The Rainbow division will be cavalry, formed from multiple states. The army foresees peace strength of 509,000 and may keep the structure if future legislation allows. A 50,000 strong foreign service volunteer replacement force was also proposed after tours of camps.
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Women Pledge Aid in Fight On Packers
In St Louis on March 29 the League of Women Voters adopted a resolution pledging support to the federal trade commission to obtain remedial legislation for the meat packing industry. The league comprises women from suffrage states and is part of the National American Woman Suffrage Association.
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League of Women Voters
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Oklahoma Legislature Nears Final Adjournment
The Seventh Oklahoma Legislature moves toward adjournment as clocks halt at 10 15 with both houses resuming work on the final lap. Official noon marks the dying hour, but results extend into tonight or tomorrow morning as presiding officers prepare to close the session.
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Howe Hike Bill Passes Amid Turmoil In House
Boardroom debate over a bill to raise pay for government officials ended with a 24 to 21 vote in favor. Critics warned of creeping one man domination as some members argued to defer, delay, or merge sections. The session also considered assigning a state paid private secretary, with adjournment looming tonight or tomorrow morning as a new maintenance measure was discussed.
London postwar era shapes policy on apy lands tribute
London analyzes the postwar dynamics shaping the policy on apy lands, highlighting shifts in administration and international diplomacy as Britain reassesses its commitments in the region and its impact on local governance and development.
Candidacy Fallout From Capitol Coercion Probe
Three Democratic candidates rush to the capitol amid a probe into fund solicitation for a slush fund in the statehouse. Denials abound that women employees were asked to contribute as workers circulated a petition. A bill to ban campaign fund solicitation in the state capitol moves through the Senate.
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General March Announces Rapid Soldier Demobilization
Washington reports General March ordered soldiers discharged within forty eight hours of arrival at death. He said the demobilization total has surpassed one and a half million, reflecting swift execution of postwar reductions.
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Mass Meeting Tonight Cites Mayor Campaign Issues
A mass meeting is planned at 8 o clock on a street corner to discuss the mayoralty race. Speakers include Charles B Selb John Fields and Sl Speers with focus on coercive methods alleged to influence votes for Russell.
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Women buy Roosevelt birthplace for memorial in New York
A $1,000,000 fund is sought by the Woman's Memorial Roosevelt association to restore Theodore Roosevelt's birth house and establish it as an American citizenship center. The building on Kat Teentelly street near Fourth Avenue was purchased by New York women and will be restored to pre Civil War condition with period furnishings as described by Roosevelt.
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Phone Charter Veto Sparks Doubt On Repass Measure
Representative Disney said the telephone charter revocation would need a two thirds vote in both houses to override Governor Robertson's veto. Attendance in the legislature was down due to early departures, making a repass doubtful. Robertson, in a veto message, argued the move would bolster Bolshevism by destroying communication means.
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Strike in Austria Reported Settled
OPENHAGEN March 2 The railroad strike in German Austria has been settled as Vienna advices say The strike extended to the fores ey and as consequence Vienna and the outside area stood mostly at a standstill If food trains halt bread rations may be cut in half for a week State railroad employees also struck but service may resume soon
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Autoists Asked to Aid in Drive in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City car owners are invited to join a Red Cross clothing drive led by city chairman Arthur Kang. Tomorrow at 2 o clock at the Chamber of Commerce a sermon will inaugurate the effort with boy scouts assisting. Cars will distribute bundles to neighborhoods for about two hours.
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City Without Police Chief and Vacant Leadership
City officials grant two week vacation for police chief W B Nichols leading to an unexpected transition. Upon vacation end the administration promises a sworn-in successor, with names like Snelson or Slayton noted as potential replacements. Nichols had signaled resignation at term end, while Mayor Shear confirms the department awaits a new chief.
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Bitte
Turn It Up Tonight Plays With Clock Theme
A brief line suggests turning up the clock tonight before bed as a humorous cue. The fragment hints at bedtime routines and a playful emphasis on time management.
Automobile Collision Kills Mc Clelland Gentry Manager
Marshall Scott, wholesale department manager at Mc Clelland Gentry Motor, died after his car hit a truck at Seventh Street and Laird Avenue. Grif fith and Sam Fenris, fellow garage owners, were injured. Scott left a widow and four children.
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State Home Girls Stay Over at Easter
Mrs Conkling new matron urged Governor Robertson to let detainees at the State Industrial School remain at the home until after Easter. The girls slated for transfer were said to have no offense. they were committed to the home under a mistaken view of the institution.
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Rate Interference Bill Advances After Senate Receipt
A bill to prevent commissions from interference was passed by the Senate today. The measure targets service corporations including Biba and similar entities, asserting tighter control over rate setting and regulatory practices.
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Harry Carey to Appear On Monitor Four
A garbled report notes Harry Carey scheduled to appear on Monitor Four. It mentions a booking to order and a delay, with unclear city and Montana references amid fragmented notes on efforts to verify details.
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