Wilson Sets Or Mee Delegates By Groups
Washington September 1 President Wilson plans a conference on the current economic situation with labor capital and agricultural interests. He asks the chamber of commerce united states and major associations to nominate delegates. about forty to forty five will be chosen with both lists merged. The conference is arranged for October to November and preparations discussed at the cabinet meeting.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Coast
Seizure report on John W Correll murder near Tampico
Report from Tampico says Mexican bandits shot John W Correll of Ada Oklahoma on June 16 near Tampico seven miles north. His wife and six year old son were involved, with the family later relocating to Mexico before Mrs Correll returned to the United States seeking justice. Governor Robertson was notified and actions were requested from Oklahoma authorities.
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Mexico City
John W. Corre
Ada
Okla
Colonia
Mexico
Tampico
Correll
Pont
John W. Correll
Joe
Corrells
Mexica
President Wilann Route Through Provided City on Sept 2
Details outline President Wilann’s travel from Wichita to Oklahoma City on September 2 with stops at Mulvane, Winfield, Arkansas City, Newhiriw, Ponca City, White Eagle, Perry, Orlando, Seward, Waterloo, and Jowla City. Times indicate approximate pass-through moments at each station, with arrival in the afternoon and departure later that evening.
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Wilann
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
President 3 Speech Free Is Decision at State Fair
State Fair volunteers prepare to open grounds to the public while a meeting adjourns as the committee struggles to finalize arrangements for a forthcoming talk.
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State Fair
Tentative Program for Vice President Special Train Arrival
A tentative program notes the vice president's special train arriving at Santa Fe depot at 5 45 p m Auto procession through the city from depot to county courthouse via Strand avenue Main street Broad way Seventh street and Ninth street to the fair grounds circle race rack and return to hotel Around 6 0 p m rent at Skirvin hotel 69 0 p m7 pm Governor Robertson hosts formal dinner for the president with about 100 guests President speaks at the fair grounds auditorium at 10 p m or the president's train leaves Oklahoma City
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Santa Fe
Cout House
Main Street
Broadway
Seventh Street
Fair Grounds
Circle Race Rack
Ninth Street
Skir~vin
Governor Robertson
Fair Grounds Auditorium
Okishoma City
Governor Robertson Faces Big Road Bond Negotiations
Governor Robertson battles a 50 million road bond proposal while seeking state aid to smooth administration. The state fair plans shift as discussions continue with President Wilson set to speak at the livestock pavilion. No admission after 6 pm Friday. no charges to enter, though grounds may be reopened for the president’s address.
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Robertson
C of Ly
Wil
Fair Growhés
Wilson
State Air Grounds
Iph Hemphill
Avitense
Fivestock Pavilion
Walton
George Frederickson
Chamber of Commerce
Visitation Committees and Officials Named in Meeting
At noon the meeting appointed Fer Wilson to oversee the visit and made M. Harrison secretary. The ticket division committee for the seventy seven county population includes Ben LaFayette Vernon Whiting and Mayor Walton. Finance committee is Hugh oe George Frederickegs and N. ral. Decorating the fire pavilion involves R. T. Hempaill and W. Griffith. Police and guarding committee includes Walton Adjutant General Bar and G. B. Parker. The decorating line of the S Wilson 11 G Oll 1 H. Bailey will discuss school needs with the city churchhouse.
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M. Harrison
Ben LaFayette
Vernon Whiting
Pawhuska
Walton
Hugh Oe
George Frederickegs
N. Ral
Tomaniitiee
R. T. Hempaill
Adjutant General Bar
G. B. Parker
S. Wilson
G. Oll
H. Bailey
Woman Shot In Neighborhood Incident Reported
The fragment notes Mrs Mabel Diths of 890 West Sevnh sirest was treated after a gunshot wound with bullet recovered and doctors stating a chance of recovery. Further details are unclear due to text damage.
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Mabel Diths
Benliber
Y Hoa
State Officials to Aid Grand Jury in Blaine County
Representatives of the attorney general's office will take charge of the grand jury which will convene tomorrow in Blaine County, announced at the attorney general's office this morning.
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Attorney General's Office
Blaine County
Gener Fice
Oklahoma Rain Injures Grain Crop Report
Oklahoma farmers report damage as heavy rains injure grain crops across multiple counties. Officials warn delays in harvest and potential yield reductions. Weather advisories urge cautious fieldwork and assess losses for insurance claims.
School Study Course Printing Ends Soon
Printing of the elementary grades course of study will be completed in a few days and distributed through state school book sellers. The Department of Education announced this morning. Several requests have been received recently for the copy.
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Department of Education
Equalization Board Delays Action on County Tax Report
The Equalization Board postponed action, awaiting the county assessor Jim to complete and submit this year’s tax assessment report as promised. The delay follows the county’s assurance that the document would be ready for review at the scheduled meeting.
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Definalle
Jim County
Robertson denies rumor as to Madden incident and disappearance
Perry attorney claims close friendship with Madden, governor says relationship is superficial. Madden was injured in an automobile accident, later his daughter Mabel, 15, disappeared for about ten days amid ongoing statements.
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Perry Pistel
Cuton
Robertson
Madden
Mabel
Licensed to wed two underage youths shocks local readers
Morning dispatch from Seoul reports a court permit allowing an 18 year old boy and a 15 year old girl to marry amid a wave of unusual approvals. The notice notes American Harrison among twenty named individuals connected to the case, with no further detail on charges or outcomes.
Patterson Nominated for Public Moneys Receiver at Guthrie
Washington bulletin reports President Wilson nominated William Kerr Patterson of Guthrie Oklahoma as receiver of public moneys at Guthrie. The same dispatch notes a late conference with Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska on the Pacific coast trip and hopes the treaty with China may be ratified without extra legislation.
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Washington
William Kerr Patterson
Quthrie
Oba
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Euat
Liviate
Export Demands Threaten U S Coal Shortage
Senate subcommittee evidence shows export demands for American coal may force a shortage at home and for allies. Senator Frelinghuysen notes possible limits on export trade to surplus while Europe’s industries suffer from coal shortages and rising prices.
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Washington
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Sugar and Salt Sale Announcement By County Officials
A county sale of sugar and salt will be held for consumers only with bids restricted to individuals. The sale will be conducted by the sheriff from stock stored at local facilities while authorities warn dealers cannot bid. The notice, issued this morning by Looney, Aide County official, outlines small lot sales and responsible handling.
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Looney
Y Mind
U. K
Nes
Wevieas Ome Ee
Reds Sing Revolutionary Songs at Communist Labor Party Convention
At CHL AGO Sept 1 delegates sang revolutionary anthems and mocked the Secret Service as a new Communist Labor Party convention convened. The split among ultra radical factions centered on program and policy with Bishop Stocklitey leading a Bolshevist faction and Denis Hart advocating fusion with the Communist Labor Party.
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Tintay
Ahr
Geclaliaty
Te'etationa
Comenition
Camminiate
Hav
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Pel
Dtey Mesander Stocklitey
Whesn Socialist Federation
Decre Ur
Bolshevist Griryles
Denis Hart
Detroi Fovors
Communist Labor Party
Ecumevuniet Labor Party
E Vhawman
Bolshevit
Rive
Rise
Bolshevik
Bolsherit
Boleshevik
Bang
G O P Here Won't Heckle The President
Oklahoma City Republicans plan to hear President Wilson September 26 with a policy of letting him talk. They say there will be no interference and will judge his address on the record, aiming to hear the president’s views on the league of nations. A local Republican meeting may be called to finalize arrangements.
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Okahoma City
Wilson
Frank N. Xoe
Senate
League of Nations
Sisi
Brazilian Envoy To U S May Quit
Washington reports circulate that Ambassador Domicio DaGama plans to resign soon. Senor Forioura Xavier, already head of the Brazilian mission to Great Britain, is named as possible successor. State Department could not confirm the rumor.
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U.S
Washington
Domicio DaGama
Ate
Senor Forioura Xavier
Great Britain
State Department
Mrs Owen Appointed On State Committee
Mrs Owen, wife of the chief justice, named as vice-chairman of a state committee to advance voting power for women. Cardinal Mercier, primate of Belgium, sailed from Brest aboard the Northern Pacific for the United States.
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Mrs. Owen
Mra
Thomas Howen
East Fourteenth Street
Supreme Court
St Sescerate CIA
Birecs Cognition
Kiahoma
Cardinal Mercier
Brest
Havas
Allied break with Hungary threatened by allies
Paris reports the supreme council will issue an ultimatum to Romania over Hungary policy. The ultimatum, precise in terms and with a time limit, will be delivered by an envoy. If Romania refuses, allied representatives in Bucharest will withdraw.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Hungary
Romania
Bucharest
If You Dance You Will Pay Fiddler More Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City musicians' union raises dance hall and theater fees effective September. Leaders previously paid 50 cents. Norman and other cities see rates jump to 4.50 dollars for the leader plus 50 cents more. Union cites rising costs and famine of funds as reason for the increase.
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Fiddler
Oklahoma City
Musicians’ Union
Norman
G O P Plots to Kill Treaty and Leave U S Out in Cold
Washington Sept 1 Senator Hitchcock Neb democratic leader charged that the Republican majority on the foreign relations committee would seek to defeat the peace treaty by proposing changes. He called the proposals foolish and warned that passing them could force the United States to quit the treaty or provoke a fresh war, as the Senate weighs the Shantung amendment and possible actions.
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U. S
Hitchcock
Associated Preast
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Audi
United States
Hitchcock Nebraska
Knox
Vania
Germany
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
United State
Slavs Reds Defeated Prompt Peace Proposal On Front
Slavs Reds faced defeat on the Western Front prompting leaders to push a peace proposal. Allied lines held while negotiations gathered momentum amid renewed calls for ceasefire and diplomacy.
Turbulent fronts as Bolsheviks urged peace talks
Widespread reports from Moscow indicate Bolshevik forces are retreating and surrounded while the Rossan Volohesiki propose negotiations after a rout. Admiral Kolchak reportedly evacuated Omsk and moved his headquarters toward Treated as anti Bolshevik forces push on. Soviet dispatches claim fighting continues on the southern Kiev outskirts.
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London
Moscow
Kolchak
Omsk
Trotzky Threatens To Attack Finland
A Russian wireless dispatch reported Leon Trotzky threatens to march the Red Army on Hels ingfors and Reval unless Finland and Estonia abandon their attack on Petrograd. Admiral Cowan arrives at Helsinki to discuss plans with the British mission for a Baltic assault on Petrograd. Berlin cites Riga reports that British forces warned Petrograd of an imminent attack and promised food once Bolshevik rule ends.
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Leon Trotzky
Red
Helsingiors
Reval
Finland
Exthonia
Petrograd
Trotsky
Forlvsia
Helsingfors
Cowan
Frits
Baltic
Uderstood
Berlin
Tuesdny
Riga
Moving Picture Ordinance Faces Dads Opposition
City commissioners oppose a moving picture ordinance that would bar school children aged up to a certain age from attending during school hours. The school board had urged passage, citing truancy concerns, while revisions aimed to protect exhibitors and adjust enforcement.
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A .Wills
Walton
Seoerce
Moving Picture
Aviators Fire Battle Over Mexican Territory Says Garza
American aviators insist they were on their own territory when Mexican forces opened fire. Captain Davie W. McNabb and Lieutenant Johncoe report being on the American side. they describe a 25-man Mexican firing party and over 100 shots near Santa Isabel Creek.
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Antonio
Rio Grande
Davie W. McNabb
Beaumont Th Buck
Lareds
Dickman
Southern Department
Jor MacNabb
Johncoe
Santa Isabel
Cartatica
Carranza Officer Defends Attackers
In Laredo Texas Gen Reynaldo Garza says Mexican troops fired on an American plane near the border wounding Captain McNabb. Garza claims protests against U S planes were ignored and asserts border crossings continue. Investigation ordered by General Garza followed the incident.
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Wees Bernice
Laredo
Texas
Ce McNabb
Laaaneh S
Aero Ae
McNabb
Reynaldo Garza
Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Torday
Garza
Amers
Boss Low HE bow See How Po Folks
The text describes how high prices affect ordinary people and notes that those profiting from the costs are the ones causing the burden. It reflects a street level view of economic strain and consumer hardship.
Aero Club to Meet in City Next Week
Letters will be mailed to all members of the Club of Oklahoma about a pending event. Wesley Nunn, president, says action on the fate is undecided. The club, formed in June, has continued meetings through summer and plans activities plus a large dance later in the season at Bethlehem Park or a downtown hotel.
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Club of
Oklahoma
Wesley Nunn
Dent
Nunn
Betle Inte Park
Another clue to robbery at Stiles Park pharmacy
A clue to a past pharmacy robbery was found this morning near Stiles Park. Two barrels of Coca Cola were discovered and investigators trace the origin to Shawnee. A plain clothes officer is pursuing the case and will pursue the origin of the stolen goods.
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Stiles Park
Shawnee
Mike
Belgian Royalty to Visit Washington in October
Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium are due in Washington on October 1 to meet President and Mrs. White. The visit follows a likely three day stopover after arrival, while talks in Washington concern official hospitality and relations.
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Washington
Albert
Queen Elizabeth of Gium
White Howse
Insurance Agent Sees Johnny on 131st Birthday
Insurance agent reports witnessing a centenarian named Johnny reach his 131st birthday in Ingleton Kentucky on September date amid local celebration.
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Johnny
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