Automobile crash near town kills woman in front of us
Dr W C Hottle faces possible manslaughter charges after a late afternoon collision on Robinson avenue killed Mrs J W Mat and injured Thertie. County attorney Ibert Burne orders a thorough probe while Hottle remains in jail without bond and asserts sobriety. Witnesses say he was driving at the limit. investigation continues.
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Tntice
W. C. Hottle
Robinson Avenue
J. W. Mat
Burns
Ibert Burne
Bares
Esata
Dr. Hottle
Acee
Dance School Proposes Curbs on Public Dances
A reform-minded professor urges city action to stop modern dance contortions and restore traditional dances. He calls for an inspector, a licensing scheme for instructors, and ordinances limiting muscular distortions in public venues.
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Annie Laurie
W. Cortisson
Oklahoma
Cortissiz
Ea Jane Aoa
Sixteen Year Old Wife Seeks Divorce In Court
Agnes Sheir, aged 16, filed for divorce in district court this morning from Themes Shalr alleging abuse and neglect. The case references the year 1918 and involves her claim of estrangement and separation, with the court set to hear further details.
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Agnes Sheir
Sears
NROLENT HERE REACH 18 000
The fragment records a public school capacity note mentioning NROLENT HERE REACH 18 000 and grade counts amid references to school children and public schools. The readable text is fragmented with unclear context and entities.
Murder Suspect 18 Found at Salt Lake
An 18 year old murder suspect was located at Salt Lake City after weeks of search. Police say the man was taken into custody without incident and will face charges in connection with the fatal shooting.
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Salt Lake
Trouble Brewing in Tampico District
Report notes disturbances in the Tampico district during a stay, with references to Faredo and unsettled events. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate local trouble and reaction by authorities. The article mentions locations and individuals by name in incomplete form.
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Trouble 8 Brewing
Tampico District
Oklahoma City Declares Half Holiday for Wilson Visit
Mayor Walton proclaims Friday September 26 a half holiday in Oklahoma City to honor President Wilson. Businesses urged to close at noon to allow residents to greet the president. A decoration committee coordina tes flags and building adornment along the president's route with police and guards aiding traffic plans.
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Walton
President Wilson
Oklahoma
Pune
Antill
Delinke Baeker
Te Ioned
National Guard
Wied
Sailors Held by Mexicans After River Incident
Washington dispatch reports Mexican forces who seized a party of U S sailors on the Tamesi River have been freed. Reports say the event involved a group identified as Mexicans and that the captors surrendered to American authorities. Recovery of items and confirmation of injuries were noted as part of the aftermath.
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Washington
U. S
Cheyenne
Tamesi
Atd
Austrians Likely To Sign Peace Treaty Wednesday
Dispatches from Vienna indicate Austria will formally decide to accept the peace treaty and sign it at St Germain on Wednesday morning September 10. Chancellor Renner plans to return to Paris immediately to finalize the signing.
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Paris
Vienna
Renner
St. Germain
AFL President Gompers Replies to Wilens Telegram
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, today commented on President Wilens response to a telegram concerning an issue. Gompers said he did not feel the president intended to act promptly on the matter.
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Washington
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Wilens
Gompers
Club Women Send Message To Pershing In Telegram
A telegram campaign by women nationwide seeks to greet General Pershing upon his return. The message calls on American women to support the troops in France and urges unity as the country awaits his New York visit. The plan is led by a major United States women’s club network aiming to demonstrate national solidarity.
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Pershing
United States
Ebie Janie
France
Ammeries
New York City
Stir Nei Lil
Teachers in City Schools to New Positions
A brief item notes teachers in City Schools assigned to new positions amid moves within the district. Details on schools and exact roles are limited in the available text.
Miners March to Coal River Amid Call for Troops
Governor Cornwell talked with Secretary Baker as 500 Oak Grove miners headed toward Coal River to enforce unionization. They were joined by 3,000 more at Racine. Operators reported unloading machine guns to meet the miners and federal troops could be sent into the hills to halt the march.
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Charleston
W. Va
Oak Grove
Coal River
Racine
Little Coal River
John J. Cornwell
Guyan Field
Kanawha
Guyandis
Huntington
Predicted Uprising Shocks West Virginia Coal District
Reports from the Guyan valley district in West Virginia describe a growing female uprising against brutality by armed guards hired by coal operators. The United Mine Workers of America led by John L. Lewis is reportedly organizing to counter the violence as tensions rise amid striking miners.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Guyan Valley
West Virginia
Jenale
John L. Lewis
Ited
Arica
Union
Nde
Oivedine Workers of
Americs
Wilsons Address At Kansas City Today
President Wilson returns from Paris with a document he says embodies American principles of arbitration and discussion through the league of nations. He stresses six months for discussion before war and a global pact of nonaggression, plus disarmament through common agreement among member states, with boycotts as a tool against violators.
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Kansas City
Paris
America
Europe
Minst
League of Nations
League of Motions
United States of America
Senate of the
United States
Mac Hi
Great Britain
Germany
Nally
Ing Nates
Exi
Baby Orphans of Tanner Wonder Why Their Mama And Papa Don't Return
CHICAGO Sept 6 A pair of twins William and Lyman Tanner face disappearance and death in a family tragedy. Their parents Mr and Mrs William Fitch Tanner were killed in a railroad accident near Hubbardstown. Relatives and neighbors provide aid as the orphans cope with loss. Helena, the older sister, left with belongings, while Frances Cassidy arrives from Albany to comfort the children.
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Tanner
Chicago
William
Lyman Tanner
Mamma
Daddy
Dad
Illiam Fitch Tanner
Hubbard Foods
Helena
Watson
Grandma
W. D. Chatley
Charles B. Watson
Frances Cassid
Albany
Maddy
Frances
City Boy Drives President Wilson Car Amid Swim
An Oklahoma City boy may drive President Wilson's automobile while he swims in the city. Credentials show he was the chief chauffeur for the Poseidon. War strain noted with disturbances between German and British troops near Buskiechen, southwest of the city, injuring a soldier.
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Olahoma City
Wilson
Cologne
Buskiechen
Tele
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Weights
Wilson Urges League Covenant to End War and Disarm
President Woodrow Wilson spoke to a packed Kansas City hall arguing the League of Nations covenant would substitute arbitration for force. He praised the proposed world body, warned against self interested schemes in Europe, and urged disarmament across nations through collective security.
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Wilson
B. A. Parsons
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
America
Forc
League of Nations
United States
Tet
Corey
Tai
Europe
Witton
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