Twenty Nine Villages Taken In Somme Battle Bread Price Rise
Bakers in Oklahoma City raise five cent loaf to dime size due to higher flour costs and wages. One baker explains the price hike maintains profit while keeping loaf size and delivery effort similar. Local households urged to buy dime loaves to support fair business and avoid shortages.
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Somme
Drie
Caeirs
Nike
Eralily Levy
Haus
Prietra
Evens
Pheertuller
Ted
Sul
Oklahoma City
Judge balks on penalty other gives life term
A negro, McGowan, faced a murder charge after a fatal assault on August 2 near Santa Fe and Willkie. Judge Clarke refused to impose life imprisonment on a guilty plea and sent the case to Judge Oldfield for sentencing, while McGowan claimed lack of money to fight the case and sought a jury decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Metauwar
Jack Hodge
Angier
Willy
Oldfield
Efunes
Elertys
Clark
John S. Carney
McGowan
Mega
Hodge
Santa Fe Avenue
Hoge
McAlester
Leopold Hoffmann & Co plan to strike latest enemy force
A chaotic OCR fragment describes Leopold Hoffmann and partners planning aggressive action against an unnamed foe, mentioning Piatuo Aites and a broad wartime context. The passage references eastern armies and implied military escalations, with speculation on promotions, rhetoric, and potential consequences.
Ticket Sale Campaign Under Way As Bandits Strike Bank
A crowd of influential women gathered at the Skirvin hotel to hear Major General Siiney L. Brock outline a ticket selling drive for the Chamber of Commerce and State Fair association. The campaign aims to push sales with the warning that persistent salesmen must press on despite rejection. Meanwhile a bank robbery attempt at the First National Bank of Manchand occurred at 1:30 am when bandits opened fire and exploded the vault door. The interior was damaged but the robbers fled, thought headed toward Norman bridges with Oklahoma City as a target. a posse reportedly captured eight of the fleeing suspects.
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Jyh
Skyrvint Hotel
Chamber of Commerce and State Fair Association
Ted
Tra
Oman
HV Hradhorn
Leary
Buikout
Tipay
Nandita
Manchand
Seue
Hlanchard
Oklahoma City
Amt Bank Otticals
Puttiit
Rich Man's Friends Facing Indictments
Chicago sept five wealthy associate defendants linked to Edward Ro Morrison the aged mill owner face possible indictments as federal case before Judge Landis resumes. Witnesses ordered to appear and a special federal jury summoned in ongoing bankruptcy related matter.
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Chicago
Edward Ro Morrison
Millmaire
Landis
Morrison
Dance Hall Wrecked On Court Order
In Ringling Teverson County a grove dance platform near the Red River was wrecked after an injunction was granted by Judge Jones. Citizens had complained the venue disrupted religious services during a revival and tensions had risen for weeks. Authorities, including the sheriff, forced the wrecking Monday.
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Ringling
Cham Jones
Red River
Teverson County
Monitay
Lovely Weather To Be Continued Forecast Patch
Forecast notes show continued mild conditions with cloudy intervals. Weather terms mention the City and surrounding areas with expectations of light winds and periodic showers. No specific dates or named organizations are provided in the readable text.
Lack of Trains Traps Regiments Far From Home
San Antonio dispatch reports five regiments remain halted due to transportation shortages. War Department issued orders to move 15,000 troops back to home stations, but railway facilities and supply issues have kept units stranded.
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San Antonio
Tex
War Department
Steamer Volcano Sinks on Alabama River Near Lock Nok
A Warrior River steamer named Volcano, one of the largest on the Alabama river, sank early today near Lock Nok. It is unclear how the vessel went down and whether any lives were lost. Authorities report limited details as rescue efforts continue.
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Mobile
Alas
Alabama River
Warrior River
Anderson Not Hurt Internally After Speedway Crash
INCINNATIE Ohio September reports indicate Anderson of Indianapolis escaped internal injuries after a crash at Sharonville speedway. He suffered a broken leg and bruises while his mechanic Hert Shields may have fractured his spine. medical staff hold slight hopes for recovery.
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Incinnatie
Ohio
Gu Inderson
Intanapolis
Sharonville
Anderson
Explorer Corrects Peary Crocker Land Claim
Ensign Hugh Green who joined Donald MacMillan in 1913 to search for Crocker land arrived in New York from Copenhagen aboard the United States and confirmed Crocker land does not exist.
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New York
Fie Hugh Green
USN
Donald B. MacMillan
Crocker Land
United States
Copenhagen
Cross for Aviator Who Hit Zeppelin
London September King George awards Lieutenant Robinson the Victoria Cross for shooting down a Zeppelin as it neared London on Saturday, in a pivotal air battle.
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Cross
Zeppelin
London
George
Lieutenant Robinson
Church Awarded Funds to Build New Edifice
An award of funds was granted to support construction of a new church building. The Key FT Ringland, pastor of the Ont Presbyterian Church, announced receipt by telegraph. The money will fund construction on a site at Taieuty street and adjacent area, with plans moving forward after council approval.
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Oklahoma
Natal
Taieuty
Seth
Lowrd
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma City Congressaces
Avery
Ringland
No Action Taken In Miners Dispute
In Kansas City today the miners dispute stalled without movement as negotiations continued on a mine contract involving Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. The general committee will meet again Wednesday to address an ultimatum from miners demanding acceptance of their terms by operators.
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Kansas City
Missori
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Qner
Greeks Barred From Leaving Greece Amid Mobilization
In Athens Seppe reports five hundred discharged Greek reservists with homes in the United States were not allowed to depart for New York as Greece braces for a possible army mobilization and call up of reserves.
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Athens
Seppe
United States
New York
Ithidil
Amerian
Army Air Navy
New High Record For U. S. Steel
New York news reports US Steel shares reached a new high in today’s strong market at 68. The rise reflects the regular and extra dividends reflected after last Friday’s ex dividend. The Mercantile and Sporingfield firms also reported new highs in related steel stocks.
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New York
Otby
Hurine
Alan
Kelly Sporingfield
Senate Strikes at Blacklist Allies Alarmed In War Debate
A tense Senate debate centers on a blacklist and commercial war measures. Proposals include denying mail, telegraph, and cable access to nations hostile to American interests and limiting American shipping privileges. An amendment expands tariff and economic alliance oversight to study broader effects.
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Senate
Potato Prices Fluctuate With Seasonal Outlook
Local markets report potatoes at 2 dollars per bushel while Kansas City sells at 1 dollar. Dealers cite shipping costs and a slack season as factors, with frost damaging regional crops in Minnesota and Wisconsin and Colorado and Idaho crops improving prospects for rotators in the coming weeks.
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Kansas City
Jahoma City
Whalesate
Colorado
Helitay
Colitaita Cryer
Leap from Train Only Effort to Flee from Material Existence
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic scene with a leap from a train described as the sole attempt to escape material life. The writing lacks clear names, dates, or places, hindering precise identification of persons or authorities.
Danish Island Sale Possible Without Vote
London reports a disputed sale plan for Danish Island may proceed without a referendum as political talks shift. The Haris Weat Tribes vote question and coalition talks dominate a nation facing a near inevitable general election with parties reopening cabinet formation negotiations.
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London
Uhgeohagen
Ayepatel
Java
Dati Politcal
Siartetie
Accompliches
Ennaecvaniie Party
Danish Treaty Before Senate
Washington Sept 3 The treaty for the purchase of the Danish West Indies for 25 million dollars was ordered for favorable report to the Senate today by the foreign relations committee. A unanimous vote of senators present will be reported after today and an effort made to pass the act.
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Washington
No Fatalities in Collapse of Stand
PODORALO SPRINGS Col Sept SA reports no fatalities from a stand collapse today at the fairground. Eight people remain confined in nearby hospitals with broken injuries, and many more are treated for scratches and bruises. Investigation continues into the cause as updates are awaited.
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Podoralo Springs
Col
Mike
Kin of Casement Promoted Amid War Dispatch Confusion
New York reports Commander John Casement nephew of Roger Casement, recently hanged in London, arrived to depart for war duties in Britain. The note mentions his command of the Thoth enter Mightlyer and a response to events in Africa and Europe. Also includes an obituary notice for William Taylor Francis, born Mobile, Alabama, composer and theatre music director, who died after illness in New York.
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New York
John Casement
Roger Casement
William Taylor Francis
York
Mobile
Ala
New Jersey man held for murder warrant on Deutschland
A New Jersey man was detained on a murder charge after a warrant issued in connection with Valerie Wiebavisha's death. The accused reportedly admitted knowledge of the victim's killing and was in the vicinity when the crime occurred. The case references a long-ignored body and a plague-era body found in a nearby site.
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New Jersey
Fasay City
Wadhelaw
Atrestel
Valerie Wiebavisha
Mecklenburg
Sebwerl
Yietwoni
Germans Admit Loss of Chilly In Hard Drive
News report on Somme front actions with German losses near Chilly and French Allied advances, noting heavy fighting in twelve mile-wide sector south of the Somme and multiple village captures. Eastern front updates describe Bulgarian and Hungarian incursions into Dobrogea, Romanian resistance, and Russian prisoners from battles near Vladice Volenski with advances toward the Hungarian frontier.
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London
Nye Nas
Herman
Itelou
Sreter
Monet Farm
Somme
Chitty
France
Germ Army
Germany
Chilly
Rumania
Dobrodja
Lesadrabia
Tutrakar
Berlin
Petapaiearan
Tim Yowaye
Vladicie Volenski
Kavel
Russian War Office
Carpathians
Petrograd
Caucasus
Ravcane
Germans Must Dance To Allies Tune
German forces in France mount counterattacks but fail to hold a key position as British troops push through mud and shell craters toward their objective. The fight continues with prisoners taken and advancing lines along the ridge from Thiewval south to near Ginehy, aided by leadership from John Redmond and others.
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Frederick Palmer
France
Lowewee
John Redmond
Guilterson
Tvo
Thiewval
Ginehy
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Hottman
Ture
Parrankar
Zimmie
Peary
James Wo
Gerard
United Presbyterian Congregation
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