Interurban Station To Be Erected In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Railway plans collision free interurban service by building an exclusive station beside its current terminal between Main and Grand streets. The plan, announced by vice president John Shariel, uses alley lots to create a new west side track and freight area on Hudson street. Completion targeted this year, with the county jail and other facilities unaffected.
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Oklahoma Railway Company
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Jonn Shariel
Thie Morong
Shariel
Hudson Street
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Guthrie
Shartel
Cows Within City Limited Ordered Out By April Report
A recommendation in the April monthly report of the city health department urges all cow owners within the city limits to move cattle outside the jetty area. If impracticable, officials may levy fines or remove cows from residents.
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Health Department
Bessie
City Health Department
Bomb scare at post office catalogues cause brief alarm
Three suspicious packages labeled Gimbel Brothers arrived in the morning mail. Officials including Clyde B. McClelland and Hansen examined them and found them to be ordinary catalogs. The packages were resealed and returned, underscoring post office vigilance against bomb threats.
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Hansen
Gimbel Brothers
Morning Mail
Clyde B. McClelland
Spanish Delegation Heads to Paris for Talks
A delegation of diplomatic representatives from Madrid has started for Paris to arrange closer Franco Spanish relations. The ministers aim to discuss potential cooperation and agreements during their visit.
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Paris
Madrid
France
Spain
Decrease Shown in Quarantine Disease Report
A general decline in all diseases is noted by Dr. ier, with evidence that scarlet fever and related afflictions are on the decrease. The report highlights improving health indicators despite ongoing concerns.
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Explosion at Greensboro Oil Warehouse Kills One
An explosion at the Texas Oil storage warehouse in Greensboro North Carolina killed at least one man and injured several others. The blast destroyed much property and hurled a reportedly unidentified man across the street before his body was found burned beyond recognition.
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Greensboro
N. C
Texas Oil Company
Former Norman pastor found dead in Texas
The body of the Rev. Sterling Park, 51, minister once in Norman, was found near a small pool of water near his home in Waxahachie, Texas. Health issues had forced him to resign his Arkansas pastorate two months earlier.
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Texas
Sterling Park
Arkansas
Norman
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The provided text is garbled OCR with no coherent persons, organizations, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No identifiable names or places are present to form a valid T S pair.
Revolt in Lisbon Proofs Failure
Lisbon unrest declines as authorities report failed uprising attempts in the capital. Details scarce as officials confirm arrests and suppression of protests amid tense May events.
Peace terms delayed as Paris eyes May 7 move
Paris dispatches report the peace terms presentation to Germany may occur May 7. The council of three reportedly adopts Alsace Lorraine terms and railway ownership for France, severs Luxembourg from Germany, and hints at inviting Italy. Credentials committee plans another Sunday meeting with German delegates.
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Havas
Echo de Par
Council of Three West
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Luxembourg
Grand Duchy
Germany
Italy
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Barrere
Foe
Allies described as cold yet correct in Paris dispatch
A German wireless dispatch from Paris reports Allied stance as cold but correct. French officials are portrayed as aloof yet proper. The piece notes French and British press view German arrivals as minor, with Dutch and American papers sharing the indifference. June 1 is slated as the likely signing date.
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Paris
Rechnes Reeman
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear shipping sector note
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Austria and a national context, with scattered terms suggesting a maritime or travel theme. Not enough readable facts to determine a clear event, date, or names.
Absent Voters May Be Given Road Bond Vote
The state election board ruling bars absent voters from a $50,000,000 road bond election. The attorney general's office is expected to issue a ruling this afternoon on whether absent voters may vote away from home under the 1917 absent voter law. Assistant Attorney General King studies the issue and leans toward allowing absent voters to participate.
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State Election Board
Attorney ‘General
Attorn Gener King
Ae Tection Board
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Chance to Get Hat The Material Free Promotion
A fragmented notice describes free decorations and trimmings for a new car, with references to a chamber of commerce and Belgian babies campaign tying bouquets with black and yellow ribbons. It mentions supply details and requests on request from Macklin.
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Neiber of
Backlin
Macklin
Mack
Employment Bureau Seeks Woman for Open Position
Fragmented notice shows an employment bureau seeking a capable woman, titled to be a “mother” for duties described as manageable with decent pay. The text references Mrs Gertrede Laws and a request for an able bodied woman between ages and other details unreadable.
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Gertrede Laws
Oh Man Girl Stones With German Delegation Worry French Squad
Fragmented text mentions a German delegation and a French detective squad with stressed relations. It references a capital departure and port events without clear names, dates, or concrete actions. The readable portions imply tense diplomatic or security concerns between nations.
Yeggs Try to Force Open Insurance Safe at City Office
Thieves attempted to pry open a Standard Life Insurance steel safe in the M01 Security building on a Thursday night. The safe was badly damaged but the door remained closed. Inside were valuable papers and cash. Several suits of clothing and jewelry were stolen from the scene. A burglar on West Fifth Street reported to police, with a gold watch and other items taken from Mrs. WH Gea.
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Standard Life Insurance Company
M01
West Fifth Street
WH Gea
Iss Nor Brendes
Three Americans Die in France Train Crash Near Orleans
Orléans May 3 Three American soldiers were killed and eight injured when an American army truck was struck by a railroad train at a grade crossing near La Ferté-Saint-Aubin nine miles southwest of Orléans today. The crash occurred as the convoy approached a crossing, the soldiers were from the local detachment, and the injured were hospitalized with severe injuries.
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Orleans Arfance
la Ferte-St. Aubin
Orleans
Russians In Siberia Flight Report From Eastern Front
A Russian bulletin reports Red forces in Siberia in flight with retreat efforts noted on the eastern front. The dispatch mentions Ren Singfors and May events, citing movements and strategy shifts as forces pull back under pressure.
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Siberia
Dis
Rustkaya Phisai
Frida
Paris
Mine disaster at Plymouth slips into day’s report
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania May 1 fifty miners were overcome by black damp at the Nottingham mine of the Lehigh and Erie company at Plymouth. Twenty were brought to the surface, many in serious condition. No fatalities reported yet, but thirty men remained in the mine at noon with fate undetermined.
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Wilkesbarre
Nottingham
Lehigh
Plymouth Toda
CuPPRESAY Boston Cosine My Tired Be a Pe
Unclear readable fragments describe a Boston topic with scattered names and terms. The text appears damaged with garbled phrases and no coherent event, dates, or identifiable organizations. No definite action or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
President Wilson to Call Special Session in June
Confidential Paris dispatches indicate President Wilson may convene a special session of Congress around June 1 to address rapid Parisian developments. Administration sources warned the session could occur earlier if events accelerate, though officials expect not to return to the United States before month’s end.
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Congress
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Paris
United
County Clerk Force Reduced to Twelve
The county clerk's office will cut staff from twenty two to twelve. The change aims to streamline operations and reduce overhead as administrators distribute duties more efficiently.
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Fromme
Bode. Com
Troops Sail Home as Battleships Prepare to Depart
Washington May 3 Trans- Port officials announce further troop rotations. The battleship Louisiana and the battleship Kansas are slated to sail from Newport News and Philadelphia respectively by May 14. Field artillery units and air service squadrons are being reorganized for return to home bases.
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Louisiana
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Newport News
Kansas
Philadelphia
Field Artillery Lees Soie
Twentieth Iment Air Service
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Dam Overflow Alert: Danger Passed at New Structure
Reported that the overflow threat at the new dam has subsided after a period of high water tests. Officials indicate the bypass measures and concrete basin were prepared weeks in advance to prevent floodwaters from encroaching on surrounding areas.
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