13 May 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
1
British battleship Goliath sunk after torpedo strike off the Dardanelles with over 500 lives lost. Three other ships, two gunboats and a transport, were damaged as the fleet suffered a heavy attack. Marmora sea area evacuated as casualties mounted.
Fragmentary passage mentioning various names, places, and dates, with unclear syntax. The text weaves political figures and events across multiple locations, including references to May, Rome, and other terms, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR errors and lacks a coherent news item.
A fragmented report from a late month event notes a lively show with performances, tents, and judging elements, naming local names and venues and hinting at a carnival atmosphere around turf and wine stalls.
A highly garbled excerpt shows scattered phrases about changes, governance, and credible references to the United States and Germany. It mentions the federal government, Washington, and foreign policy, with stray names and terms that lack coherent context or clear events.
Unclear OCR reads of a wartime bulletin describe military buildup near a frontier with mentions of 40 000 left Artest and 12H aggregate forces. Text references Anatolian fronts, fortifications, mine fields, and Austrian troops, with scattered naming and disputed phrases.
Fragmented OCR summary reports widespread unrest and protest activity in towns during May Day events. Mentions of Hammond and Chicago figures, committees, and propaganda work indicate political tension and organizational efforts across multiple locations. The text references strikes, marches, and political meetings with named committees and leaders.
An 1870s era item notes women of New Orleans receiving General Jackson's flag amid Civil War era veterans events. It references Mrs Mary Ann Jackson, mentions Heber Bennett, Vander Hoechter, and Stonewall Jackson related sentiments. The fragmented OCR shows Confederate veterans and memorial tone in a late May period.
A garbled OCR passage reports arrests linked to a faction called The Caminos and mentions various scattered names, places, and dates. The text is fragmented, offering few concrete details on charges, locations, or outcomes beyond the asserted arrests.
A fragmented OCR passage describes prohibitions at a high school event. It mentions mentors, participants, and a plan to enforce rules, with references to a theater setting and a public audience. Several named figures or groups appear but details are unclear due to garbled text.
A fragmented weather update mentions regions like New York and the Lower Sissel with notes on fronts and temperature trends. Expected conditions include rain and wind varying by area, with some zones showing brief dry spells as gusts ease.
A garbled article fragment references Love and Parkes in a Durant case. It mentions a legislator being hired and a claim that ten dollars per day is cheap. The text includes scattered proper nouns and imperfect phrases about a corporation commission head and teleview related terms, but it remains incomplete.
A garbled OCR item references Grutiey University and a secretary, noting a funding discussion and announcements. Mentions Herman, Lav Hidektie, and a timetable for an evening event at Guthrie. Several lines touch on papers and meetings, with partial names and dates obscured.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss opinions and legal matters related to Durant's special assignment. The garbled OCR includes names and institutions but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage describing constitutional provisions and electoral terms, mentioning county officials, editor subdivision and a reference to a term for elected positions. The readable fragments point to a legislative or electoral context with uncertain phrases and names.
Ambiguous report hints at a governor figure Mp Hlevotian pushing a policy amid turmoil. A vision of confrontations fills a contested timetable as residents weigh expenses and routes through a reorganized state structure.
Fragments of a historical newspaper page describe public demand for government action to save the country. The text references refugees, military and political figures, and scattered notes about events in London and elsewhere with garbled OCR indicating a wartime context and public unrest.
A grisly report from a transport crash era details the March death toll and multiple injuries. Police court proceedings name two men charged in the death. The incident involves a string of linked wrecks near a town, with ritual questions about motive and timing. A witness list notes local names and a suspect relation to a car accident. The article mentions a GoBetween figure and a passerby who heard a plea for missing witnesses.
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