01 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
1
Socialist Party completes and deposits petitioners list representing more than 15 percent of total votes cast for governor in 1914. The lengthy document cites extensive signatures, filing limits, and references to safety provisions, election deadlines, and procedural steps across jurisdictions.
A garbled note reports a police officer taking vacation time and a new rank within the force. Names and places are unclear, but the item implies a staffing change during time off.
Guthrie editor Bathusutie Auew Vie ANI Horse Milet returns from Autifforse Thief Association with a narrative about folk figures and local poets. The piece references the Gotobie author and a Ceuthore venue. The Oct Oklahoma poet scene features Jasp TE and a noted epic recitation.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a legal proceeding with a judge and grand jury toward a positive conclusion. The text mentions a victim unnamed and derogatory remarks toward a state and bench. Reading is severely garbled but indicates a formal court action and jury involvement in a homicide or serious offense case.
A garbled OCR note discusses troop movement around Alveston and nearby areas. It references a council or regent figure and mentions plans or actions affecting infants and money. The text is fragmented with unclear dates or places but centers on defense posture and potential royal or local authority decisions.
The readable fragments describe a rain affected scene with wagering and a date style, mentioning Poe Ferrets and a tentative event. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the piece signals a local notice or brief about an upcoming or past activity tied to weather and bets.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to Polish locations, names, and possible casualty mentions. The readable portions hint at a violent incident on a transportation line near Avalon and Natio with unclear specifics. Entities include names like Poona, Niawveld, and Abele, plus organizations or places such as WRIA and URC.
U S President reacts as Count Von Bernstorff promises warning before sinking passenger ships. He provides oral and written assurances to Secretary Lansing that liners will not be sunk without warning or safety of noncombatants, except if ships attempt to escape. The note follows earlier Lusitania tensions and the Arabic incident.
August alarm logs show multiple fire responses and damage assessments. Key details include a total reported loss amount of 9800 dollars and several unit responses across the city.
Fragmented reports describe Galveston seawall damage and flood warnings. Witnesses recount rising water, breached barriers, and urgent shelter requests as officials assess risk and coordinate response amid ongoing weather threats.
Fragmented OCR text references finance world turmoil, mentions foreign exchange, market actors, and anticipated policy moves. Names and specifics are unclear, but tone implies international finance tension and the potential for major market impact in the near term.
A Washington report says Ambassador Von Berinstielt conveyed, on Helin's directive, that a settlement covering all proclaimed difficulties including the Lusitania affair is accepted. He later returned with a written statement, detailing conditions and next steps for resolution.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe disrupted or evolving rail service into Galveston. Mentions lines, schedules, and operators but text is garbled with many unreadable portions. Key names, dates, and places are unclear due to illegible transcription.
A wreck incident injures Kay Carnenter and Marie Pletds near Maple telegraph lines. Rescuers report rushed medical aid and transport to city hospital. Authorities investigate the cause of the collision and assess damages to nearby structures.
An article discusses a Jewish holy season during wartime urging fasting and prayer. It notes leaders urging unity and resilience across communities in the United States as the nation confronts conflict.
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