13 May 1916
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
1
Strict regulations attend seating of union labor representatives as the state federation calls for a convention. Compensation amendments and state insurance plans are listed as probable subjects. The text includes garbled lines and fragmented phrases from the delegate garb description.
Fragmented OCR reads like a dense political notice with names, dates, and places tangled. The passage references a motion or offer to resign from a board and notes it was not approved, interwoven with scattered mentions of people, locations, and events across multiple contexts.
The article notes the university line will soon be known as Broadway. It mentions new cars for the branch and eight modern coaches to be added. Rolling stock will be rebuilt and put in service, with the Shartel and Belle Isle divisions highlighted among the planned upgrades.
The article notes Mother's Day will be observed in churches on Sunday with services and related activities. Clergy urge families to honor mothers and reflect on their contributions to the community and home life during worship and church events.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions trippers and Okemah with scattered proper names and unclear actions. Despite garbled text, the piece suggests a transportation related event or feature involving an auto fleet and multiple named individuals.
Jurors are to hear the Caplan murder case after pretrial motions conclude. Key evidence and witness lists finalized as the trial date nears, with defense and prosecution prepared for opening statements.
An extraordinary fire in progress highlights rising whisky consumption. Officials report higher takings and broader spread in the current year, with notable increases in several districts. Revenue and production figures suggest growing demand, though details remain incomplete.
A garbled report describes vestibule train service with names such as Smith, Joplin, Mrombey, May Sh toe, and others. It mentions Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Munden, with references to trains, destinations, and times, though many words are unreadable. The fragment hints at schedules and routes involving the Moakonine region and related stops and connections.
Fragmented OCR text about a school official facing dismissal. Mentions potential departure, duties, and unnamed individuals. readable portions reference administration and a school setting without clear dates, names, or locations.
A fragmented report notes workers in Chicago planning a large walkout. The piece mentions a union leader and a pending action affecting thousands, with unclear dates or specifics due to OCR damage.
A jury failed to reach a verdict after deliberations extending into Friday morning as Judge Cafield urged patience while jurors weighed the Mare Maids case involving Gortiy and Wit. The court adjourned without a ruling and plans were made to reconvene.
A disturbance caused twenty four trains to be held by a switch maintainer. The incident involved unexplained manipulation of signaling gear, delaying service on the New York Central line. Investigations focus on the exact motive and extent of the disruption.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chauffeur trial in progress with garbled names and unclear details. The readable segments hint at legal proceedings, but there is no coherent narrative, dates, places, or identifiable parties beyond generic references.
An Italian bandmaster performs at Belle Isle amid a lively program. The event features a woven tammonre performance and a sequence of instrumental pieces, drawing a crowd and adding cultural flair to the park’s entertainment lineup.
Fragmented report describes a pursuit of bandits west of Columbus and mentions troops deployed to investigate rumors. Details are unclear but reference a law enforcement action and ongoing search across a border region. The text is heavily garbled with unlikely proper nouns and OCR errors.
Article fragments discuss Villa May Be in United States and references to people, places, and events in Florida. Mentions a divorce and a figure named Mris Wilber. Context suggests a historical notice about immigration or residence status with limited readable details.
Reports from Hingti r and surrounding areas indicate government efforts intensify as Carranza’s forces push northward. Officials say mobilization continued through May with heightened patrols along national borders and planned operations to secure key routes.
A U S move aims to expel a Dominican official. The action follows complaints and diplomatic pressure. The report notes international tension and the affected party’s potential reply. Officials in Ameryel Kevetngs and allied nations respond with statements and planned meetings.
In a damaged OCR style report the article notes completion of a major storage or reservoir project by the United States. It mentions dam construction, water flow, and river conditions with references to depth, width, and timeframes. Specific proper nouns and dates are unclear due to garbled text but imply a large federal engineering effort.
A troubled youth ends in tragedy as a stepfather and her romantic partner kill the girl before turning the gun on themselves. Police report details are scarce in the mangled OCR text but indicate a double murder suicide within a family context.
A 1930s era church meeting discusses federal anti lynching legislation. Activists urge national action while church members debate policy and potential implications for civil rights. The dialogue highlights community concern, clergy involvement, and calls for government response on racial violence.
Community members in Methindon oppose lifting the amusement ban amid disputed claims and scattered references to theater and public events. The chaotic text notes concerns about safety and civil liberties, with unclear mentions of authorities and dates.
Conferees reached a conference report detailing defense plan elements including troop levels and funding. The plan would expand army forces, adjust artillery and infantry units, and outline general staff roles, with action to be sent to both houses next week for consideration.
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