30 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
1
Fractured text shows Mrs Hudson living with parents as the case shifts. Freedman or Freeling asserts the opinion remains, while references to hotel guests, tenants, and affidavits hint at a contested custody or residency dispute with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a rise of two and a half inches per hour in Ohio with scattered terms and place names such as Quincy and Minetes. The readable parts imply a weather or flood report but lack coherent details or dates.
Residents of Crinome City gather as Hunters unite to erect a lodge for winter recreation. Leaders Newton Ceres and Hogan announce a rally at 9 pm, with members traveling from Panama and nearby towns. March 30 notes two earthquakes near Nideminer, prompting safety cautions.
A wild jumble of OCR text centers on 400000 trainmen demanding Eminent Mason with references to a preacher renouncing an eight hour day and funerals. The garbled lines mix names, places, and events in a chaotic editorial fragment.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a dying woman and a charge against Crouch, with scattered names and places. The text is heavily corrupted, offering few coherent facts, entities, or events to confirm.
A fragmented OCR text outlines a hearing or committee scene involving Daniels before a Navy committee. The garbled lines mention a person and references to a committee, time, and a deliberative setting, with stray phrases about testimony and inquiry.
An article announces the appointment of a new rector for St. Pauls and describes the ceremony, duties, and expected contributions within the church community and local ministry. The piece notes the rector will oversee departments, training, and parish activities, with emphasis on liturgical leadership and community outreach.
The readable text shows scattered proper nouns and fragments across multiple languages, including possible names like AMUN AMR NRIET and places or items such as STEAMSHIP, PEN, and VOLRUAEY, with no clear coherent news event or narrative.
A chaotic report discusses alleged questions of Germany's trustworthiness amid a tangle of names and locations. It mentions Helena Howe, American and German entities, and various figures amid political and wartime confusion. The piece juxtaposes accusations with uncertain facts, reflecting a tense information landscape.
A fragmented notice describes a fatal incident during a local parade with unexpected humor amid crowd scenes. Citizens recall Mae Daly and a bystander named Lew as witnesses. Police investigate the mishap and note a vehicle error at the fairgrounds.
Fragmentary page text reports hunger and cold causing mass deaths among Serb refugees. The garbled lines mention famine, shelter, and aid needs, with scattered references to locations and organizations shaping relief efforts.
A chaotic report details a significant wreck with 27 tolls, naming witnesses and places such as Chinamo Toledo Wilmington and several dates. The fragmentary text mentions authorities, investigations, and disputed timelines, reflecting a pressured, unfolding public incident.
Senate investigations focus on gasoline pricing amid policy debates and potential remedies. Lawmakers question witnesses about market manipulation and the role of agencies, while public concerns grow over sheltering costs and energy supply.
Widespread but unclear chatter reaches Columbus claiming Howard will quit his post. The flood of vague reports touches politics, military terms, and rumored names, with no official confirmation.
A fragmented report discusses a possible eastward relocation of an army base under a general plan. It references voting, timelines, and authorities, noting uncertainty and pending decisions with limited readable specifics.
Fragmentary notes mention consuls at Saloniei inclining toward fear or scariness amid unclear events. Names such as Mara, Mine, and Myer Haw appear in garbled phrases alongside references to authorities and travel or diplomatic contacts, but details remain unrecoverable in readable form.
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