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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1915
Page
1
A chaotic report describes a Turkish led slaughter with Armenians and Kurds implicated in a broader persecution. The item notes a call for quick aid and months of prior oppression, with cities and individuals referenced amid a rising death toll.
A daylight bank robbery at Hurbank Institution yields $1,000 taken by three masked men who escape the town. Police report capture of all three this afternoon with two under Paw Hodes authority and one under Newkirk.
Fragmentary telegrams describe rioting in Lisbon with clashes across districts and gunfire. Officials report casualties and indicate government measures as authorities try to quell unrest and maintain order amid political turmoil.
A wartime of posturing fades as the speaker envisions Peace Day on May 18. The poem longs for an era when war ends, tears cease, and nations turn to peaceful work under the Lord. It calls for Truth, universal harmony, and the Prince of Peace to govern.
President Wild delivers a patriotic luncheon address as New York Harbor hosts a grand display of the Atlantic Fleet amid strong crowd cheer. The report covers naval strength, public sentiment, and reflections on national resolve during a period of wartime tension.
A fragmented report alleges Champion Jay Company claims the town of World suffers a major gas loss. The piece references Old New York selections, public safety concerns, and municipal actions affecting travel and pedestrian routes amid ongoing disputes.
A public notice outlines neighbor complaints about vandalism and garbage at North McKinley near the pond in the park. Officials consider remedies and discuss property ownership conflicts and possible park improvements amid uncertain weather and community tension.
A convoluted weather column reports arctic air masses and mountain conditions with temperatures and forecasts for various regions. It includes scattered notices about local events, a legal order, and public notices, referencing dates and places such as Roseloek and the Lee Hoekii hotel banquet, with prices and tickets mentioned for a charitable event hosted by John Graves.
A garbled report sketches former Lenitators and a Senate inquiry amid party tensions. It notes political alignments, a panel inquiry, and discussions about legitimacy in the wake of transitions. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on partisan critique and potential reforms.
Fragmentary text references wartime events and celebrations, mentioning a national tribute, veterans, and artillery units. The unreliable OCR suggests a general wartime commemoration with references to victory, resilience, and soldiers, but specific names, dates, or locations are unclear.
Police intervene after a chaotic shooting outside a wall area as shots are fired at a nearby wall. Two men, including Hambley, are detained pending charges of attempted manslaughter. Officers in the area respond quickly, ending the melee and leading to further inquiries.
A man from Roch Astand Varde died after being struck by a hook near a rail line on Saturday. He was taken to Sherman Anthony's Hospital where he died two hours later. Witnesses describe the event and the man’s last statement, with his wife reportedly aware of intentions at 508 Beat Cherry Street in Sherman.
A garbled OCR style report parades names of nations, battles, and leaders. It hints at Allied resolve against a steel wall, mentions theatres and dates, and references political figures and events though the text remains incoherent.
Fragments recount a Monroe bond case and a merchant accused in the Ellis girl shooting. Friends and local figures speculate on his ability to clear himself while detailing political pressure and public interest in the outcome.
The Southern Baptist convention discussed anti slave and antiwar sentiments, opposing attempts to meddle with church control of government. Delegates praised allied efforts and resolutions to maintain church independence, with thanks extended to supporters and participants.
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