31 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
1
The report states that compromise is not possible in the railroad workers strike. It notes arrangements to present workers’ side of the controversy and mentions figures and factions involved, including a Kalitta tribe reference and several names, with emphasis on public clarity and unity of message amid ongoing disputes.
Fragmentary weather note mentions Washington forecast items and tides with scattered data. Includes garbled names, temperatures, and regional references, offering limited readable facts about conditions and outlook.
AP dispatch details a chaotic, densely described battle scene with French forces under heavy pressure, failing to hold a village against advancing German troops. The narrative covers airborne and ground actions, with mentions of military planners and wartime logistics shaping the broader engagement.
General Pershing reported the first battle with Villa's troops resulted in thirty Mexican deaths, four American injuries, and the capture of two machine guns, many cavalry horses, and substantial ammunition. The surprise running fight drove Villa forces ten miles into the mountains northeast of the railway near Guerrero on March 29, with Villa absent and reported to be injured.
Unclear OCR text reports hopeful notes that the villa has been cornered as fighting shifts southeast toward a decisive point near Han Anuiee. Fragmentary lines mention Verna, Antanstee Vern, and Santa Maria area, with references to near-total encirclement and efforts to cut off escape routes.
The brief dispatches from El Paso and San Antonio detail American expeditionary forces engaging Villa's men in Guerrero and San Geronimo, with casualties on both sides. General Pershing reports Americans suffer four wounded while Villa loses about thirty killed, including figures tied to prior Santa Ysabel and Columbus actions.
In a forthcoming third degree hearing, Chief A witness will testify Monday. The defense plans to challenge corroboration as court officials prepare for the proceedings at the county courthouse. The case involves multiple defendants and potential juror questions as the timeline tightens.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about auto workers, gas, and industry themes. Mentions Alfred, Whe Sete Trek, and references to manufacturing, welfare, and future plans. Overall lacks coherent narrative but indicates a topic on independent auto fuel or car production tendencies.
Fragmentary report notes several provinces in China rising in revolt. Mentions Awatew and Thoo Chim Mu towns and generic state actions. No clear dates or full names due to OCR damage. context indicates widespread regional resistance and government responses.
A legacy record outlines a March building project with details on the prior year’s activity. It notes a city building program extending into spring and references a board rating and the completion of various city structures.
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