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Oklahoma City Times

Location

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1917

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Oklahoma Men Charged in Widespread Forgery Ring

Oklahoma officials extradite Dawson Mathews and HK Evans from Houston to Ada on charges tied to forged Commonwealth Trust Company certificates used to obtain oil stocks and chattels. Bland and Garnett, local attorneys, held in Stillwater on $10,000 bonds as related figures in the scheme. Preliminary hearings slated for Wednesday night.

Oklahoma Bankers’ Association Dawson Mathews HK Evans Houston Texas Ada Bob Duncan Charles Bullock Pontotoc Stillwater Bland Garnett State National Bank Coounty Pontotoc County Commonwealth Trust Company Commonwealth Company Mathews Evans Houston County Sim Buni Cers Pontetec Payne Okfal

Chinese College Students Offer Services to U S Corps

Chinese college students in New York announce willingness to join the U S military corps. The message, attributed to a group calling itself civic citizens, states they can serve as a unit or be apportioned among regiments and submitted to the government.

Chinese College U.S New York Thinese Aremising & Military Corps Cabars

New Yorkers Oppose Explosive Sales Elevating Fire Safety

A nationwide letter campaign urges mayors to pass ordinances banning explosive sales to curb fire risk. Cities, including New York, already enforce Fourth of July restrictions, with potential savings in damages from fires and smoke.

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Fake Plot to Bomb JP Morgan Tied to U S Coast Raids

New York May 1 Confession in court says Wolf Hirsch and George Meyringer both Germany planned to blow up JP Morgan offices with a bomb and tap telegraph trunks to spread false reports of President Wilson’s assassination and German U boat raids. They aimed to disrupt wires to influence stock prices for speculative gain. They visited Wall Street offices and planned a夜 high alert bombing with a thirty minute fuse to coincide with sensational news.

New York Wolf Hirsch George Meyringer Germany JP. Morgan and Company Chicago Washington Wilson Atlantic Roosevelt Hospital Hirsch Besites Kres Sien Oth Tee ‘Gere Clerie Ber K Hs Wall Street Hirsch and Meyringer Broad and Wall Streets JP Morgan & Co Suby Treasury Wall and Broad Meyringer

Foreign Statesmen Invited to Oklahoma City Visit

The Chamber of Commerce invited French and British war commissions to Oklahoma City to observe wartime efforts. Secretary Leroy Gibbs sent telegrams to Ambi dor Jusserand Senator Owens and other officials urging inclusion of the city. He expects at least one commission to visit, with Kansas City on the French itinerary.

Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma City Leroy Gibbs Ambidor Jusserand Owens Lancing Oklahoma Gibby Kansas City

Oklahoma Guardsmen Ordered Desertion List At Fort Sill

Fort Sill Oklahoma May 1 Forty or more men of the First Oklahoma regiment Oklahoma National Guard who joined before the Wilson call and failed to report to their commanders were ordered by Col Roy Hoffman to be carried as deserters. A bounty of $5 per man will be paid for their capture by state sheriffs and national guard officers will begin a statewide man hunt. The deserters include men at home despite warnings of the gravity of desertion in wartime and the order was made regardless of family circumstances.

Fort Sill Oka Oklahoma Regiment Oklahoma National Guard Wilson Roy Hoffman Regient Klahoma Wir Oklahoma Regen Aldeserters

Deserters Face Capital Crimes as Army Seeks Arrests

Colonel Hoffman stated this morning that the deserters are to be treated as capital crimes, akin to murder in cold blood. Officers expect arrests as sheriffs name suspects, with captured men likely handed to army authorities for court martial since wartime offenses are not handled in state courts. Sporadic details describe unit movements and preparatory duties across battalions and support companies.

Fen Capital Park Hoffman

U S Turns Over Vessels to Allies in War Shipping Move

The United States has provided several sugar tonnage vessels to the Entente for use by France and Italy. Lord Eustace Percy of the British mission outlined plans to pool current and future U S and Allied tonnage to speed up anti submarine efforts, stressing the need to accelerate American construction to keep sea lanes open. The report notes that decisions on detailed war policies and potential expeditionary forces are advancing, with conferences ongoing in Washington. In El Paso a U S infantry sergeant was killed at a restaurant near Fort Bliss, and a civilian suspect was arrested in connection with the shooting.

Washington Vaud States Eustace Percy Paola Claramenning New York France Italy Lord Percy American Shipping Board United States Rene Viviani Balfour EL Paso Texas Browning Twenty-thirdted States Infantry Bliss Evans

Maritoba Faces Extensive Strikes Across Trades

In Winnipeg Manitoba today wide scale labor action looms as 900 telephone workers 30 painters and several machinists threaten strikes for higher wages. A streetcar strike threat arises with telephone service already disrupted during a mass meeting.

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Hundreds Seek Admission Into Reserve Corps

The rush for officers reserve corps positions filled the Baum building as hundreds queued for examinations. Captains Ellis and Bonfoey oversaw testing. 41 University of Oklahoma students and many others were accepted at various locations with plans to train at Fort Logan H. Root or Leon Springs. A Friday special train will move reservists from Illinois to Texas camp, with drills in Arkansas and a May 10 departure. Names and home towns of accepted Oklahoma students listed. many more expected until 400 total enlistments. Also noted, a Meriden Connecticut bakers strike over arbitration terms.

Officers Reserve Corps Baum D. R. Bonfoey RB. Ellis Borman Ellis University of Oklahoma Bonfoey Normi Arkansas E'S

New Berlin Peace Offer Draws Interest Amid May Day Turmoil

Reports from Washington say the Swiss minister overseeing German interests requested a conference with President Wilson and German chancellor terms to be outlined next Thursday. Wheat futures fell on May and September contracts as war news spurred volatility. Across Europe, strikes and information blackouts intensified as central powers clamp down on news while Allied fronts show mixed gains in France and Macedonia.

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Survivors From Lost Steamship Vacuum Reach England

London May 1 The American oil tank steamer Vacuum survivors land in Liverpool near midnight. Names listed include Robert Williams Ovcar Gailes W Lundgren A Byl and Raymond Nuner among others. Government confirms some crew members remain missing while seventeen ship crew and three naval gunners were rescued in one boat.

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