State planners push lumber industry drive in Oklahoma City
L K Putnam of the U S Department of Labor will speak at a state conference of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association in Oklahoma City. The meeting aims to form a state construction industries organization and to discuss a campaign to boost building, amid fears of lumber shortages as funds for exports and wheat transport impact supply.
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Oklahoma City
L. K Putnam
Southern Division
The
Information and Education Service
United States Department of Labor
Southwestern Lumber Then's Association
Duratman
Fred Bearly
Pirates Lumber Company
Id Prima
Pene
Cambe Peven Southwestern
Tater of
Gloyd
Finance CI Gloyd
S.M. Gloyd
France
Tumber
Atate Secon
Faas Ware Enters New Era Amid Local Debates
A fragmented note reports Faas Ware facing fresh policy talks and potential changes. Local officials and residents discuss impacts on trade and employment as plans move toward formal hearings this month.
Kimono Farewell Fallout From a Despairing Marriage
In Charleston on May 2 a young wife Lois Kennedy 24 drank poison and died after expressing a wish to be buried in a kimono she admired. Despondency over marriage troubles and an upcoming divorce appeared to drive the action. Her husband Robert Kennedy recently left the army, and psychiatric notes indicate distress over her home life.
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Lois Kennedy
I Wesley Hospital
Mit
Wilhongard
Woman Prisoner Breaks From Jail
Ollie Warnes, a female inmate at the city jail, escaped this morning by digging a hole in the cell wall on the third bar and slipping through a window in municipal contr**acts. The escape route has been used by several women inmates in the past two months, and the escape was not discovered quickly.
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Ollie Warnes
Child Labor Act Void Declared Unconstitutional by Judge
Greensboro NC May 2 Federal Judge James E Boyd ruled the child labor section of the war revenue bill unconstitutional The decision voids the original act and marks the measure as struck down by a narrow margin of one vote in the United States court The ruling centers on prohibitive taxes on china and related products amid wartime commerce safety debates
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Greensboro
James E. Boyd
Wild West Careers Halted as Two Boys Are Held
The sheriff's force stopped a alleged wild west style career this morning on West Tenth Street arresting two youths aged Fy and 13. They face charges of stealing a horse and harness found in a sack during a search. Rings and other items were recovered as evidence.
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West Tenth Street
Albany Papers Struck as Victory Loan Drives Walkout
May 2 Albany scene shows only the Bulletin published as the city’s papers join a strike by monotype operators. The walkout halted the regular newspapers in New York State capital, leaving typewritten news for the day.
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Albany
N. Y
Albany Today
The
Bulletin
Victory Loan Committee
Agricultural Agents Attend Conference Washington May 2
Agricultural representatives from many counties gather in Washington for a two day conference called by officials to discuss cooperative efforts among county agents. The event focuses on improving agricultural extension services and sharing regional techniques.
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Washington
Gec- Hana
Case Houston
Coe
Killed and Etre by Quakes of SALV
Fragmentary note reports deaths tied to a quake event in SALV with unclear details and names missing, offering limited readable facts about casualties and location.
State Victory loan drive faces shortfall as totals lag
The State Victory loan campaign reports unofficial totals far short of the 10,000,000 goal with only a few counties showing small oversubscriptions. Oklahoma City stands out as a rare oversubscribed area while statewide funding remains critically short. C R Westfall urged all cities, schools, and state bodies to boost subscriptions to push the drive over the top.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahor
C. R
Oklahoma
Alester
Baile
Corset Tax Confusion Sparks Local Debate
A garbled note from a local revenue collector touches on whether corsets count as underwear for tax purposes. Merchants wrestle with the rule as officials argue corsets may be taxed as luxury items while some insist they are inner garments.
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Hubert L
Internal Revenue
Taye
Bolen
Flight Held Aten de Flight Held Aten de Aerial Circus in Tulsa
Aerial circus planes test and prepare for flight in Tulsa with German Fokkers Spads British se ches and Curtiss fighters. The formation flight opens the event at 1 30 pm with stunts and a mock attack to follow as crowds are warned to watch from rooftops.
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Stratemeyer
Tire Manage
Fort Sill
Enid
Billy Parker
Dewey
Air Service
Tulsa
Ppan- Lee-Huckine
Theni Club
Ening
Flight Winner Meets Lieutenant on Coast Romance
Mrs. Jewell Bainbridge, winner of the Liberty Joan lottery, arrives at Westwood aviation field for a photo with Lt St John and Lt Potter. Potter recalls meeting her in California during her film acting days, leading to a second pose with Bainbridge and Potter.
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Jewell Perrine Bainbridge
Westwood Field
C. M. Potter
Tulsa
Westwood Aviation
St.John
St. John
Mra. Bainbridge
Lieutenant Potter
Calif
Babine Company
Non Partisan League Leaders to Be Tried on Disloyalty Charge
Cleveland reports reveal federal troops including two machine gun companies stand by at the May Day demonstrations as authorities weigh drastic steps to maintain order. Boston dispatch notes police preparations amid unsettled social tensions and ongoing enforcement actions following protests.
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Cleveland
Gover
Hesoto
Joseph J. Ivanty
Hcemani
Minnesota Supreme Court Ruling On Townley Gilbert Cases
The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered Townley and Gilbert to answer in Jackson County district court. The high court affirmed lower court denials of demurrers, remanding indictments charging Townley with a nonpartisan league pamphlet and Gilbert with seditious mass meeting remarks. The decisions reflect espionage act concerns and wartime rhetoric.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
Townley
Gilbert
ST. Paul Townley
Minn
National League
Joseph Gil
Ckeon County
State Supreme Court
Jackson County
Nanrtisan League
Lakefield
Gil
la Jeague
St Paul
Eteripeeta
Nati Wat
Police round up suspected Reds linked to May Day plot
New York authorities announced a large scale round up of alleged Reds amid the May Day conspiracy probe. Police and federal agents seized explosives valued as eight ounce bottles at a West Fifty Fifth Street "medical institute" run by Charles R Baldwin, who faced charges of drug violations.
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New York
Paris
Inv
West Earty-fifth Street
Charles KR. Baldwin
Allies approve Ebert rule amid treaty talks at Versailles
Paris May 2 The credentials committee reviews German credentials from Versailles and allies Us to question Berlin ministries as real government Meanwhile China plans a statement on Kino hotel dispute and naval terms note larger German ships not to be sunk yet remaining vessels to be decided later by Allies A plenary session may occur Saturday with final treaty details expected after Monday meeting of the League of Nations delegation Black sea and European topics frame ongoing negotiations
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Paris
Versailles
United States
Berlin
Germany
Bersin
Council of Three
Wilson Rece
House
Associated Press
Ae Posale
Ienee
Paris Writer Claims Peace Treaty Details
Mare cel Hetin of Echo de Paris reports the peace treaty will have fifteen to twenty chapters. The preamble outlines why nations entered the war and the necessity for the war. The second chapter covers German frontiers and the third contains related clauses.
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Paris
Mare Cel Hetin
Echo de Paris
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