Freeling Rules Sacramental Wine Use Illegal Awaiting Test Case
The Benedictine Fathers of Sacred Heart Abbey plead that constitutional and recent law prohibit sacramental wine use but may not intend to bar its manufacture. Attorney General Freeling suggests a Supreme Court test case and delaying enforcement. The Fathers note they produce wine for sacraments and supply some to Catholic University of Shawnee without charges.
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S [ Freeling
Benedictine Fathers
Sacred Heart Abbey
Sacred Heart, Oklo
Supreme Coutr
Freeling
Catholic University of
Shawnee
Upshaw Ordered to Report for Duty in Texas
Captain T Roger Upshaw of the quartermasters corps in the Oklahoma National Guard was ordered to report for duty at Camp Bowie in Fort Worth Texas. The notice directs immediate mobilization and duty assignment.
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Upshaw
Texas
T Roger Upshaw
Quartermasters Corps
Oklahoma
National Aid
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth
Pacifists Seek Friendly Landlord in New York
The People's Council of America seeks suitable offices and a cooperative landlord after a notice to vacate Fifth Avenue premises. The move is set for September 12, prompted by landlords amid alleged police decree violations, as reported from New York on September 7.
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New York
People’s Council of America
Fifth Avenue
Oklahoma City Retailers Plan Fashion Show for Fair Week
At a luncheon of the Oklahoma City Retailers Association held at the Skirvin, retailers approved a September 21 22 fashion show display. They asked the street car company to suspend service on Mare Street from Broadway to Harvey from 7 to 9:30 PM, and ban all autos during those hours.
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Oklahoma City Retailers’ Association
Skirvin
Mare Street
Broadway
Harvey
Red Cross Surgical Supply Production Opens in City
Surgical supplies are being produced at the Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. Mrs CH Henderson, a graduate of the course under Mise tee Van Wormer, leads the operation. United Daughters of the Confederacy members will assemble supplies each Friday. Four units are led by Miner JR Armstrong Eugene Turner Sam Bo Murray and ROT Powell. This month focuses on triangular bandages, with October devoted to gauze dressings.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
CH. Henderson
Misetee van Wormer
Red Crnss Istrietor
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Miner JR Armstrong
Eugene Turner
Sam Bo Murray
Rot Powell
French President Poincare Visits American Troops in France
American troops in France were reviewed by President Poincare at Pershing’s camp. Poincare praised the troops and spoke of closer ties between French and American peoples. General Pershing and General Sibert welcomed Poincare and Painleve, amid a calm, orderly ceremony.
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Associated Press
France
Poincare
French Republic
Paul Painleve
Petain
Amerian
Pershing
Sibert
Laetic
Maine
Poinrose
Marne
Teutons de Dividing Spot With Valen KinpER OF QUILTY MAY BE MADE BY TROOP MEMBERS
Lieut WE Whaley Troop B. Oklahoma National Guard, named judge of the summary court martial. Sergt Dean Vance and Sergt Hyry Spangler to be tried this afternoon.
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Teutons de
Valen Kinper
Quilty
WE Whaley
Okahara National Guard
Sergt Dean Vance
Sergt Hyry Spangler
Cooler Tonight and Saturday Foretold By Local Forecast
The forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with only slight temperature change. In northwest portions expect cooler conditions. partly cloudy and cooler elsewhere. Two soldiers with Troop B mobilized in Oklahoma City face assault charges against William Gormley, a morning newspaper reporter, at the police station. Major Bonfoey ordered a court martial, summoning witnesses. possible reduction or confinement remains possible if found guilty. proceedings to be held at cavalry quarters after Monday afternoon.
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RTATE
Troon B
Oklahoma City
Trainig
Fort Worth
Texas
William Yormley
Gormleance
WO. Mitchell
Dodge
Vance
Spangler
Gormley
Bonfoey
Oklahoma Squadron of Cavalry
Mitchell
Oklahomah
CC York
Weat
Grand Avenue
E Damon
Austrian plan to annex Polish lands and unite with Galicia
Vienna reports Germany would seize one tenth of Russian Poland while Austria annexes the rest. Emperor Charles to issue decree uniting Russian Poland with Galicia as a new kingdom under his crown. The Polish realm would have its own parliament but foreign policy, army and finances under Austria. Poles would face Austrian military service and Galician deputies would exit the Austrian parliament.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Vienna
Germany
Poland
Austria
Charles
Galicia
Kingdom
Hapsburg Poland
Reichstag
LW Papers Seized at Cushing in DOJ Raid
A large mail sack filled with books and papers was seized by Department of Justice special agents from the Oklahoma City raid on W. W. state headquarters at Cushing, state officials stated. No arrests were made. A second raid targeted offices in Tulsa with no arrests.
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Department of Justice
Oklahoma City
W. W
Cushing
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tulsa
Insurance Bill 18 Before House Disposed Quickly
The insurance bill 18 was taken up in the house today as leaders aimed to dispose of it swiftly with urgency and determination.
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I Nashington
Gasoline Price Case Continued Until October
Oklahoma Attorney General Freeling asked for a continuing delay in the gasoline price reduction case. The state corporation commission set the hearing for the October term, delaying next Tuesday's scheduled action. Reports from Washington indicate imminent federal price fixing, with Freeling noting possible costs of production and a welding rite to be fixed soon. Gasoline in Oklahoma City was at 25 cents a gallon, while prices in Des Moines New York San Francisco Louisville Chicago New Orleans Dallas and Chelsea varied, with an overland average of 21 cents.
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Oklahoma
Freeling
Cision
Washington
Wilton
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Des Moines
New York
San Francisco
Louisville
Chicago
New Orleans
Dallas
B. Howard
Colorado
Kansas
Chelsea
Oklo
Oklahoma City Fire Department reports record low August losses
Commissioner Kes announces August fire losses in Oklahoma City totaled 1754 dollars, the smallest monthly loss in city history. Improved cleanliness and wagons operating at night in the business district contributed to the reduced damage.
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Oklahoma City
ton of seditious literature seized in San Francisco raid
In San Francisco on September 7 police and soldiers raided an office claimed to be run by the Industrial Workers of the World and seized nearly a ton of alleged seditious literature. Three men said to be IWW members were arrested.
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San Francisco
Industrial Workers of the World
French Cabinet Votes to Quit as Delay Is Asked
Paris, Sept 7 The Ribot Ministry resigned after a cabinet meeting as President Poincare faced resistance from premiers and ministers. Leaders of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies returned to Paris and have been summoned to address the situation, with a request for delay in action.
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Paris
Ribot
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Parle
Liseu
Preavente
Nationwide War Conspiracy Probe Warned by Officials
Officials disclose thousands of letters and checks tied to a nationwide war conspiracy alleged to hamper production, draft opposition, and labor disturbances. Federal authorities plan a grand jury presentation in Chicago or another city as the most expansive probe since the war began.
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Washington
Grand Jury
Chicago
United States
Niqher Income Tax Proposal Rejected in Senate
Washington September 7 preliminary senate vote rejects war tax bill income provisions. LaFollette amendment would raise individual incomes to 64.651 million. Hollis proposal to lift levy to 75 million more than the bill provides was turned down. Vote 55 to 19 and 51 to 21.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Wan
Hollis
Temporary injunction against Sibenalers granted today
A temporary injunction against Prank, Louise and Rose Sibenaler and their occupants at 2a Noble Street was granted by Judge Hayron. They have 24 hours to post a $1,000 bond to prevent a public nuisance and restrain removal of family belongings until final settlement. upon bond approval the Liberaters may return home.
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Louise
Rose Sibenaler
Hayron
Lafbery Score Jumps to Eleven in Belgian Air Feat
Paris reports Raoul Larthery of Wallingford Conn, famed aviator of the Lafayette escadeile, achieved scores on September 4 and 5, bringing down his tenth and eleventh German aircraft.
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Lafbery
Paris
Raoul Larthery
Wallingford
Conn
Hero of British Aviation Corps Is Sent to Jail
Kansas City special reports that Katie M Deedes an 18 year old from Kansas City once famed as a hero of the Royal Flying corps has been arrested on a check fraud charge linked to a Cedar Rapids restaurant from two years ago. Deedes credited with downing eight German aviators including Von Roelke trained at Camp Borden Ontario earlier and came to America to train Canadian aviators. Police seek return of telegraph or other proof to rejoin training at the camp before leave expires.
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Kansas City
Katie M. Deedes
von Roelke
Cedar Rapids
Deedes
America
Camp Borden
Ontario
Airaerce
England
von Boelcke
Troop B Oklahoma Cavalry Nearing Departure for France
Troop B of the Oklahoma cavalry, stationed at the armory since August, awaits orders to depart by trainship. Officers report no orders yet, but men are eager to move, hoping to reach camp soon and possibly tomorrow.
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Oklahoma Cavalry
Real War Touch in Franca as Germany Attacks Hospitals
A fragmented report notes German aerial attacks near French hospitals in Franca and lists Allied and Mexican connections. It mentions an arrest in San Francisco of actor Lasada tied to a justice department warrant amid alleged conspiracies to aid Germany.
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San Francisco
Sept
Dolfo Lasada
S Department
San Yaing
Germany
Mexico
An Diego
Larada
Bribery Attempt Tied to Draft Board Case in Emanuel County
A man from Summit Emanuel County was held yesterday by Federal authorities over allegations that he offered bribes to an Emanuel County draft board member to secure a finding of physical unfitness. The defendant, named in court records as Brown, allegedly concealed a payment plan and discussed the bribe with the board member during a county hearing.
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Brown
Summit
Emanuel County
Smith
Emanuel Eention Board
O Brown
Love Brown
Sunday Oklahoma features and war era writings
A brisk Sunday newspaper promotes The Sunday Oklahoman as city world and best fiction, with illustrated water system feature and pieces on King Cotton in War, Old Contemptibles, Gerard, and Simonds. Offers subscription and dealer limits for copies.
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King Cotton
Frank Carpenter
Great Britain
Black Watch
Gerard
United States
Germany
Wiliam
Simonds
Hie Weekly
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