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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
1
Officers chase hiding bandits as armed men surround them in Villas. The pursuit escalates with a tense standoff and clashes reported near local homes, authorities coordinating response and containment amid a volatile scene.
A stream of mentions from New York to Newport describes naval movements and possible dispatches as officials and citizens debate a canal route and naval posture. The discourse centers on wartime fleets, strategic positions, and potential orders affecting American and allied ships. Various figures are cited amid rumors of meetings and policy directions.
A garbled report quotes officials about Russian defense of a declared act of war and charges of aggression. It mentions tensions between Russia and Germany, calls for restraints, and notes accusations over wartime actions and civilian harm.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a wartime scenario involving Italy and Austria. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled letters. The piece references political figures, military efforts, and a wartime context without coherent detail.
The article outlines a court case involving Perey and associates with references to past trials, sentences, and potential future actions. It mentions individuals such as Evans and others, the influence of a petition, and possible retrial or completion of the proceedings. The piece weaves through dates, names, and procedural notes without graphic detail.
STATE CASE reports a partial impeachment trial narrative with witnesses questioned on Article Nine and related matters. The prose records objections and procedural moves, noting timing, sequence, and the state’s attorney questions as defense counsel challenges reach and relevance amid legal dispute. A maritime report follows, describing a steamer Neffett from Apexia Italy near Delaware breakwater with unidentified officers.
Submarine near Honolulu entrance moved 400 feet toward shore by sailors at 8 o clock this morning. Secretary disputes progress claims and notes no submarine progress reported. Water depth around 80 feet, nearest wing of the fleet noted, with possible allied support. City committee plans action with principal commercial and industrial donors to aid Krunwe parl fate and trade with Germany in ongoing interwar exhibition.
From Berlin dispatches the German press notes General Von Rivek near Trencher is in dangerous condition after a motor interview with Emperor William. An Amsterdam wire adds that the Emperor may transfer command to Prince Rupert Fritz. The German war office confirms Von Rivek is wounded but not in a state permitting work.
A corrupted tale from Oklahoma County Court House construction highlights graft concerns and cost savings claims. Officials like Governor Overholner insisted every material met strict specs and no graft occurred, yet the project faced scrutiny over expense cuts and alleged misuses. The scene drew national attention as taxpayers weighed the building’s value against savings promised. New York intervention followed, with receivers seeking interests in unrelated bankruptcy matters.
A guard at a hospital complex escaped a blaze with difficulty as multiple patients faced exposure. The incident ended with medical staff treating burn injuries while an investigation began into the alarm timing and response by state authorities.
Little or no clear facts remain due to garbled OCR. The report mentions Sawyer racing bill testing visibility, Pulaski court, March 4, and references to State and federal figures, including a senator and district attorney. The text is fragmented with unreliable proper names and dates.
The bulletin notes Wednesday and Sunday forecasts with fair to cloudy conditions across regions, including Texas and the Northeast. It also reports France negotiating a $50 million renettermitt loan and British credit establishment talks, with details of wartime financial aid amid continuing diplomacy.
A fragmented report outlines debates in Britain over prohibition and economic controls, naming George as exchequer and referencing naval threats from German submarines. It notes rising conviction that wartime policy must prioritize labor and production, with emphasis on currency, trade, and national mobilization.
A garbled report recounts a submarine chase involving Tate Act and participants from various places. The fragment mentions Hel Beetinwund, MH Vholandaen, and Karwar, with unclear outcome and scattered proper nouns.
In a confusing clipping a person is described as taking from Port Worth Height and seeking something in Florida. A boy named Carroll is mentioned with unclear ties to a court or legal matter while another name, Allen, appears in stray phrases. The fragmentary report lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
A chaotic dispatch from Bucharest cites German and Turkish officials denying mass attacks around Istanbul. The interview suggests combined forces held firm, while mentions of military leaders and strategic moves imply ongoing tensions near the Bosporus without detailing specific casualties or dates.
A telegram from Sofia relays an alleged Turkish proposal to cede Adrianople and adjacent districts in exchange for Bulgaria maintaining neutrality. The document notes a Turkish offer and references a dispatch to a Telegraph company in London, signaling early claims of shifting boundaries amid war tensions.
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