Return of Kid Ghd LS Sought
Washington circles believe a report is true that the United States has asked Japan to set a departure date for the return of Kaio Chau to China. Officials in the absence of President Wilson and Secretary Lansing will not comment on the report but the general impression is that it is well grounded.
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Honolele
United States
Kaio Chau
China
de Nip Jiu
Washington
Dent Wilson
Lansing
Japan
Kalo
Robber band in Kansas arrested after dramatic exchange
Kansas City reports the arrest of all suspects tied to a wave of bank robberies in the state. Local chief Fred M Tate says the roundup spanned Kansas, southern Missouri and Memphis Tennessee, recovering Liberty bonds stolen from Baileyville and New Toledo banks.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Fred M Tate
United States Secret Service
Tate
Missouri
Memphis
Tenn
Baileyville
Newto
Bey
Memorial service for Tate Judge A C Cruce set in court room
Oklahoma Bar Association plans a memorial Saturday night for Judge A C Cruce in the district court room. Judge George W Clarke will preside with all district judges invited. A memorial committee selects speakers including J. Stuart W A Ledbetter and others from Ardmore and Norman.
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Tate
A.C. Cruce
Oklahoma Bar Association
District Court Room
George W. Clarke
W. A. Ledbetter
Ed § Vaught
Henry Snyder
Je T
Stuart
William B Johnson
Ardmore
Moman Proiett
John Embry
Pershing Thanked by House Resolution Passes
The house passed a resolution expressing congressional thanks to General Pershing and his staff and the Allied Expeditionary Force for their role in World War I. One dissenting vote was cast by Representative Schall of Minnesota.
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Washington
Congress
General Pershing
AEW
House
Representative Schall of
Monesots
Eighteen British Steamer Crew Landed at Havana
Seventeen sailors from the British steamer bound Galveston to Marseilles were rescued at sea and landed at Havana. Thirty crew members are missing and the incident is under inquiry with thousands of locals observing the arrival.
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Havana
Galveston
Marseilles
Storm Death Toll Rises as Relief Trains Aid Rescue Efforts
Bulletin from San Antonio reports hundreds dead in the wake of a tropical storm. Corpus Christi officials say 75 to 100 may die in the area while figures rise as wreckage is cleared. Mothers among storm refugees gave birth at the federal building as hospitals assist survivors.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rodstown
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Treat
Sumas
Corpus Clini
Cornet
Wes Wille
Vietuna
Corpis Chinti
Becan
Sept
Federal
Serbia and Austria peace treaty linked to signatures
Reports from Paris accord notes that Serbia did not sign the Austrian peace treaty and a tentative signature may follow. The Paris dispatch cites the Turkish and Serbian diplomatic positions as guiding steps in the process.
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Paris
Mme Havas
Serbia
Namanla
Aoea
Toha
Texas
Anc
County Fair Crowd Biggest In Years
The Ohlshuma County Hall opened in the morning with a crowded fairgrounds as visitors viewed farm exhibits and judged handwork by girls. Winners will be sent to the state fair.
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Ohlshuma
Kesler’s Condition Improves After Lumber Yard Fire
The condition of Mark Kesler, Commissioner of Public Safety, injured in the Davidson Case lumber yard fire at Fort Week, was reported improving this morning by attending doctors. His chances of survival were described as better as treatment continues.
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Mark Kesler
Public Safety
Davidson-Case
Tony
Dynamiters Believed Hidden After City Rave
Chief of Police Jerry Smith said detectives found no clue linking a group named the Dynamiters to last week’s rave at the longtime home of Mic Ho Maxwell on East Fouetly street. No arrests have been made.
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Mic Ho Maxwell
Negto Tring
East Fouetly Street
Jerry Smith
Young Democrats to Pick Ushers for Wilson Day
Members of the Young Men’s Democratic Club will select ushers for the fairground auditorium on Wilson Day at a Colcord cafeteria meeting. Resolutions condemning the League to Enforce American Independence and supporting the League of Nations may be proposed.
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Fairground
Young Men's Democratic Club
Colcord
League
League of Nations
U S to Pay $6000 Ransom to Bandits
Washington reports that Jenae of Jo Mo Smith, an American captured when Mexican bandits stopped a train at Santa Eulalia, will be freed today upon the payment of $6000 ransom. Advices to the state department say separations for the exchange were arranged with bandit leaders.
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Washington
Jenae
Jo Mo Smith
Santa Eulalia
State Department
Clubs Used in Riot at Scranton Injures Five
Scranton, Pa September 16 Five persons were injured in rioting at the Von Storch Colliery of the Delaware and Hudson Coal company when bolshevik elements of the United Mine Workers tried to stop other men from going to work. Two hundred men clashed as clubs and stones were used until police arrived. Five were injured.
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Scranton
von Storch
Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Commission Meeting Outlines Short Session Amid Uncertain Health
Mark Kester, public safety commissioner, hospitalized. Nic Wilwa, city official, away from city. Meeting slated as regular board session approaches with unclear outcomes. Minority holds leverage, but agenda remains significant and tense.
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Mark Kester
Nic Wilwa
Goodby
Alfa
Delegates At Baptist District Convention Discuss Funds
About 150 delegates from Kingfisher Logan Canadian and Oklahoma counties attended the Olivet Baptist church district convention this morning. They discussed plans to raise 75000 dollars during the last week of November. The meeting was led by J J Lowkine pastor of the Olivet church.
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Kingfisher
Logan
Canadian
Oklahoma
Olivet Baptist Church
J. J. Lowkine
Olivet Church
Eee
Oklahoma Ready to Send Aid to Corpus Christi Victims
Oklahoma officials and the Red Cross prepare relief for Corpus Christi stricken areas. A Corpus Christi Red Cross division HQ in St Louis directs supplies and funds to aid sufferers. City officials say a bond may be issued to finance relief if needed and donations may follow to Corpus Christi.
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Red Cross
City Folk
Cornus Christi
Oklahoma State
St Lewis Pansiler
Texas
Oklahoma City
St Lewis
Walton
Corpus Chieti
Bank Robbers Pass Night In County Jail
Jon Rattwin Charlie TLoftow and Jim Duncan, bank robbers sentenced to about twenty years, passed last night in the county jail. Sheriff from Pants Ivy brought them in and resumed the trip to McAlester. KE May Frederick police chief arrived to claim the reward for the apprehension.
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Jon Rattwin
Charlie Tloftow
Jim Duncan
Lindsay State Tank
Pants Ivy
Sod
McAlester
KE. T. May
Frederick
Star Ia
Oklahoma Soldiers Set for Pershing Parade in Washington
Oklahoma soldiers including Captain Ben Chastaine and Captain Wendell Johnson will march in the Pershing parade in Washington tomorrow. Lieutenant Noemed Campbell from Oklahoma City has arrived with others for the event as Governor Robertson plans to view the parade before heading to Newport News.
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Oklahoma
Woealington
Oklahoma City
Ben Chastaine
Newport
Military Relief Trains Deliver Supplies to Corpus Christi
A relief train from Brownsville arrived in Corpus Christi with rations and hospital beds under Lieut KM Eh elsdoerfer. A second train with more supplies is en route as Brownsville district commands offer support for rebel work. Texas troops and National Guard units are moved to assist.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Brownsville
Ehelsdoerfer
F.C. Marshall
Fragmented OCR Weather Note With Incoherent Text
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions weather terms and days of the week with unclear content. It contains names and phrases that do not form a coherent report and lacks a discernible event or location.
Firemen and Police Mobilized for President Visit
City officials planned crowd control and safety measures for President Wilson’s arrival. An entire fire company with hand cleaning machines to guard the grounds with patrols on roofs, plus extra police, guards, and National Guardsmen under Adjutant General Barrett, were arranged for the event.
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Watton
Watton Sap
Five
Terre Susith
Fair Grounds
Smul
Stree
Barrett
Walton
Tumulty
Kent
Arrangements Made For Children In Oklahoma City Sightseeing
Plans prepared to provide safe comfortable viewing for children visiting Oklahoma City with President Wilson, ensuring good sight lines and supervision during the event. J A notes details of accessibility and welfare arrangements for young attendees.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Vee
Wilson
J. A
German Language Courses Not Offered at Local High School
Enrollment at the high school is about 1,750, yet no students have enrolled in German language or literature. Principal Geary W. Moore says French and Spanish are prioritized for practical reasons, with four years of these languages offered. The rise in total enrollment is due to families moving to the city and veterans returning after the war.
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Geary
W. Q. Moore
Hays
High Sehont
Met
Bors Yeho Sam
Ny Caves
Secretary Lansing May Resign Soon Rumor of Polk Rise
Rumor from San Francisco reports Secretary of State Robert Lansing plans to resign soon and be replaced by Frank Polk. The move would place Polk as head of the Amelia Commission to negotiate peace in Paris. No confirmation, but chatter says health and practice of Harmonization Law weigh in.
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Scpr
Robert Lansing
Frank Polk
Amelia Commission
Frace
Paris
Seate Fle
Portland
Wilson
Lansing
Hunsell
Shoot and Be Damned in Fatal Domestic Tragedy
Emma Dickson describes the morning murder of Floyd Dickson by Mollie Weeks husband Weeks bound over to district court after no evidence offered at arraignment. Mollie Weeks testified that Weeks threatened her with killing and shouted shoot and be damned before firing the fatal shot.
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Mollie Weeks
Floyd Dickson
Vane
Weeks
Emma Dickson
Agarn
Donnell
Justin
Cora Dickson
Dickson
Witness Claims Mexican Bandits Seized Thirty Girls
Senate foreign relations subcommittee heard Agnes Laut describe brutal Mexican outrages she witnessed while opposing intervention. She recounted two girls killed by bandits and American women seized, with captors forcing a girl’s family to witness violence as the bandits raided homes near Sonora.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Mexico
Agnes Laut
Mexica
Mi Laut
Sonora
Nebraska
Pull
Circus Train Wreck Kills Horses in Capulpa Oklahoma
A circus train wreck near Milfay 34 miles southwest of Capulpa killed twelve horses from Kingling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey and injured one brakeman. Four cars were demolished after a switch opened. About 75 horses may have been hurt. damage about 20000 dollars. The show was en route to Tul and canceled, moving to Okmulgee.
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Capulpa
Okla
Kingling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Milfay
Here
Earl Venty
Sapulpa
Tul
Okmulgee
Representatives Withdraw From International Coal Commission
Seven members and SSE TERte delegates have left the international coal commission claiming its regional fuel distribution rules clash with Versailles agreements. The withdrawal follows a formal statement issued in the report.
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SSE Terte
International Coal Commission
Commission For the Drafting
Versailles
Trial of Biel Demanded by Premier George Yaris
Premier George Yaris demands trial for ex German emperor William Hohenzollern. The peace conference seeks his handover from the Netherlands to face a special tribunal for offenses against morality and the sanctity of treaties.
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Biel
Yaris
Havas
George
Holland
Willam
le Journal Today
Paris
Gerany
Jules William Hohenzollern
Thement
Netherlands
Two American Flyers Missing Near San Antonio
Two American army aviators Lieut Ly G Andrews and SM Perkins are missing after a patrol along the border near Eagle Pass. Army headquarters reports considerable anxiety for their safety as search planes hunt the border region. no trace found since Sunday morning departure.
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San Antonio
Texas
Americas Army
Army
Ly G. Andrews
SM. Perkins
Jack
Tere
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