Printers Win First Prize in Labor Parade in Oklahoma City
Labor factions turn out in Oklahoma City with a 3000 strong march as printers claim top prize. Metal workers claim second prize. parade features police led procession, unions, Woodmen groups, and a 2 PM Bellevale celebration with drills, band concerts, vaudeville, and a regatta.
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Aire
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Carey
Dasa
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Carin
Brealey Therioe
Weesonart House
Chiendy
Gallup
Slaton
Wilson
Adamson
Banener
Woodrow Wilson
Elad
Forat Hookhinilers
Woodmen of
America
Bellevale
The
Oklahoma Railway
L. Mitchell
Bert Beals
M. R. Gallion
W. H. Gadd
Homer Adrean
JD. Traylor
Adolph Decker
Oklahoma Boat Club
Theft of Military Maps Is Disclosed
NEW YORK September 4 federal agents confronted Merbert Sauer in jail and accused him of stealing secret U S military maps from coast guard officers. Sauer, who says he is the son of a Westphalian nobleman, is held in connection with the mysterious death of 73 year old Mrs Caroline Tiarks. Memphis unions report forty workers taking part in a picnic later today.
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New York
United States
Merbert Sauer
Coas
Sauer
Mys Rics
Caroline Tiarks
Sapulpa Welcomes Triplets Weighing Six Pounds Each
In Sapulpa three newborn triplets arrive weighing six pounds each. The late spelling and garbled OCR obscure details but confirm three healthy babies, with the father noted as the Sapulpa retailer. Authorities or doctors are not clearly identified in the text.
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Sapulpa
Sea Venger
Railroad Stock to Be Given for Bonuses to OK City Road
Clareice Walters promotes a plan to issue railroad stock for bonuses to fund a new line from Oklahoma City to Woodward. He argues bonus shares would spur construction, with a banker-backed contract to build and equip the railroad for about 1.5 million dollars total. The bond issue would not exceed 200 thousand and likely cost per mile around 15 thousand, with bankers buying 200 thousand bonds for 160 thousand to the company.
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Karhiwertranload
Avelahoma
Okla
Horta
Railrad
Wawa
Curse of
Oklahoma City
Phcure
Woodward
Art
President Wilson Opens Lincoln Cabin Memorial
President Wilson arrives in Hodgenville to dedicate the Lincoln cabin memorial at the Lincolns Farm compound. Crowds greet him along the route as wreaths are laid and a statue is honored, with remarks praising democracy and national ideals.
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Hodgenville
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Lincoln Cabin
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Mie Pi
Folk
Missouri Ration
Loan to China to Go Through Soon
Washington dispatch reports Japan expects a proposed 30 million dollar loan to China to go through immediately. Chinese finances are described as pressing, with delay risking the new government. Japanese financiers would bear responsibility, though Britain France and Russia might be asked to participate for diplomatic reasons.
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Washington
Japan
China
Great Britain
France
Russia
Weather Forecast Promises Continued Fair Local Air
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions with little temperature change tonight. No significant weather events expected as currents keep conditions mild across the area.
Verdun Prized Land Reduced to Jagged Ruins After German Assault
Verdun unsealed by bombardment, with General D- escort noting the town’s destruction and French gains. Observers say the fight is over, but German positions remain active and losses reach about half a million. Romania’s entry is discussed as a potential turning point amidst ongoing shelling along the western front.
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Arrested Autos Patrol Crusa de Loud Traffic Emergency
Traffic crackdowns in New York and surrounding areas intensify as police and highway officials mobilize to clear congested alleys and seize delinquent vehicles amid a renewed drive. Officers report hundreds of autos halted, with many owners to appear in municipal court and penalties issued by the highway department.
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SiYeekah
Highway Department
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Broadway
Tuundle
Car Shortage Now Threatened by Impending Strike
Railroad officials warn of a temporary car shortage as transportation disruptions loom. Factories and dealers brace for delays, with shipments halted or slowed as workers threaten a strike, affecting nationwide exports and deliveries.
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Sam Ogee
Chicagoan Slew Wife to Keep Her Pure in Spirit
A Chicagoan vowed to preserve his wife’s purity through spiritual means after a dramatic incident aboard a train. A passerby’s desperate actions followed, with medical workers tending to the injured and authorities investigating. The couple’s bond and dedication to faith emerge as central themes amid the tangled sequence of events.
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Mtn
Winterer
Sunny Petit Teaperdt
Lief
Peter Card
Hughes Declines to Attend Labor Day Celebration
Nashville Tennessee September 4 Hughes refused to attend the local Labor Day event after being told he would not be allowed to review the Tennessee official program and speak on political topics. The committee in charge said the nominee would be present only if restricted from political remarks.
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Nashville
Tenn
Labo Tintone
Charles W. Farnham
Rye
Tennessee
Indore
Adamson Bull
Charg
Mathes Wold
New York Lawyer Shot In Park With Woman
New York lawyer Wright H Thtworth was shot in Van Contands Park while riding in a car with a young woman companion. The assailant fired three shots from darkness as the vehicle stopped near a gate. Mary McNaF, 19, gave police initial details and chased the suspect.
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New York
Wright
Germans Lose Wide Front in Somme Attack
Allied forces report three thousand yards gained and depth of eight hundred amid a broad Somme assault. Fronts across Eastern Europe see river crossings, mountain heights captured, and advances toward Hungary as Russian, Romanian, and Bulgarian actions unfold along multiple fronts.
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Lipa
Petrograd
Neihborh
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Lemberg
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Vladimir Volynaki
Rumanian War Office
Bulkaran
Basardik
Dobrodja
Tahiti
Hessarabia
Dobrudja
Rumantia
Hungary
Piraey
Ee Salaam
German East Africa
Grandstand Work Advances At Stave Fair Grounds
Concrete footings poured across the new grandstand at the Stave Fair grounds as carpenters were scarce due to Labor Day. Heavy equipment and cement supplies arrived, with twenty five feet of footings set and fifty five laborers on site. progress depends on carpentry crews returning to complete the schedule under Superintendent Callerson.
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Fair Grounds
Welling
Suffragists Parade Leads Labor Day in Atlanta
In Atlanta on September 4 the Labor Day celebration featured the laying of the cornerstone of the labor temple and a parade segment led by onion workers with railway brotherhood representatives. Women suffragists were assigned a place in the procession.
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Atlanta
Labor Temple
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