Tulsa Set to Deliver Steamship Tulsi at Noon
A ceremony at Hampton's Route marks the delivery of the steamship Tulsi to the Fleet corporation. Governor Robertson will sign the receipt for the ship as dignitaries from Oklahoma and Philadelphia attend. The event includes the presentation of a silver service in honor of a prominent state city.
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Anp
Congremman
Townith
Islan
Newsh
Bod
A. W. Macelveny
Lin Tier Fleet Corporatiin
Gover Robertoon
Frederick Morris
Thirteen Annual Okla State Fair Opens Amid Prep Rush
Activity fills fairgrounds as hundreds of workers erect tents, install stalls, and decorate buildings for opening day. Flags fly over every structure while preparations on the race track and exhibit walls race toward completion for the largest crowd in memory.
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Okla
Norrow
Negro Car Driver’s Worsening Condition Reported
A Negro car driver near Sante Fe Street alleys suffers a deteriorating condition after a crash near bone reenth street. He was taken to Mwhony's Hospital. Local authorities say his injury status worsened today.
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Bone
Mwhony’s
City Jury Docket Hearing Postponed
City court postpones jury docket hearing amid state case backlog. An official announced the delay in the morning briefing, with dates and specific cases to be rescheduled. Local residents are advised to monitor further notices for new hearing dates and procedures.
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Mantelpal
Hope abandoned for return of ship in Havana chase
New York reports owners of the Munthin Hie fear for the freighter after it departed Mobile on September and has not sent word for nine days. The AP dispatch notes crew efforts to ensure safety as Havana harbor search continues.
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New York
Munthin Hie
Uppe
Freiter Manisha
Havana
Te Carped
Mobile
Itl
Pickle to Ride President's Train in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City official Pickle, manager of Western Union Telegraph, will ride on the president's train. He was advised by Western Union headquarters in New York to meet the train at Wichita and escort newspapermen from Wichita to Oklahoma City.
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OD. Pickle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Oklahoma City
Iy Ore
Oklahoma
Warning Issued On Automobile Accident Reports
Public notice issued by Jerry Stith chief of patrol warns that reports of automobile accidents must be filed with police. The statement asserts this is a legal requirement and urges compliance. no injuries reported in the fragment.
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Jerry Stith
Niall Ome
Miners Seek Six Hour Day Across Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America vote to amend the constitution based on committee recommendations to establish the six hour day as a fundamental objective of the union. The move comes as miners push for shorter shifts and broader labor reform.
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Cleveland
United Mite Workers of America
Committee On
Convention For Day
Auction Ordinance to Be Settled in Court Today
The Attalck Reinhardt test case on the citys public auction ordinance will be settled this afternoon in municipal court. Judge Munden notes the dispute centers on whether the title omits the jvenaity term and if the verdinance must include a list of articles and a report to the city clerk.
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Munden
Many Changes for Chamber Offices Move In Progress
Pilay moves the Chamber of Commerce offices to accommodate growth. County agent and county agent offices temporarily share space with the poor roads association, while the Oklahoma Traffic Association occupies the agent’s old rooms. The former traffic association space will house stenographic, filing, and departmental head offices.
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Pilay
Chamber of Commerce
Nes
Charles F Hall
Poor Roads Association
Oklahoma Traffic Association
Traffic Sociation
Hall
Stensographc
Chamber
Bulgaria Told to Reply in 25 Days on Peace Treaty
Paris dispatch reports Bulgaria given twenty five days to present observations on terms of the peace treaty among the allied powers. United States will sign as a participant though not at war, with diplomats from Romania Russia and Britain present. The conference opened with remarks by Georges Clemenceau and Theodorof, stressing shared responsibility for future actions and urging Bulgarian cooperation.
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Paris
Posie
Bulgaria
WMD
Peti
Giorges Dienerssein
Vantereiee
Theodurtoft
Wall
Varly
Rumania
Ran P Potk
Teat
United States
Cat
Mo Clettiencean
Sir Eyre Crowe
Tritith
M. Ganelt
M. Sakeyot
M. Stanbulinsky
M Harzots
Onolumn
Train Robbers Get $25,000 and Escape
In Seattle on September 19, robbers on an east bound Northern Pacific passenger train between Seattle and Banasket, Washington, obtained at least $25,000 after assaulting a rail clerk, according to police reports.
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Seattle
Wash
Norra Pacific
Banasket
City Tax Levy 18 Up Next Week Board Meeting
City officials will discuss the proposed tax levy for the coming year at a board of city commissioners meeting. Mayor Walter and most commissioners favor up to a six mill limit, while Patterson and Mike Donnelly oppose any levy beyond six mills, arguing it is the legal cap for municipal operations.
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Board of City Commissioners
Walter
Commission
Patterson
Mike Donnelly
50 000 Watch Fashion Exhibit Opens Tonight
Tonight at 8 o clock the ninth annual Fashion show begins with show window unveilings on Main street Grand avenue Hudson Harvey. Traffic will halt in the show district and a band will lead a parade. Elaborate backgrounds living models and a wide range of merchandise will be shown. The area has grown this year and the crowd is expected to be large.
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Main Street
Grand Avenue
Hudson Harvey
Show District
Funeral Services for Congressman Thompson Likely in Pauls Valley
The body of Oklahoma Congressman Joseph B. Thompson, who died on a train near Martinsburg, will be sent to Pauls Valley for burial. A mourning proclamation may mark a city observance, with services expected at the First Methodist church and participation by Masons and Elks. Thompson, who served since 1911, is survived by a sister and a brother. his son served overseas.
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Congressman Thompson
Pauls Valley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Joseph B. Thompson
Oklahoma
Here
Washington
Okla
Pants Valles
Tsue
Thompson
Deal Congress
W. ‘. Singley
Masonicsup
J.B. Thompson Jr
James M. Thompson
Ponce
Oklahoma City
J.C. Thompson
Ardmore, Ee
Jor Ho Thompson
Lina
J. B. Thompson, Jr
Franre
Charley Chauncey
Ada
Thorpeans
Oklahoma City Times
Oklahoman
Verney Mc Cort
Fritts
Baby Falls From Window Fractures Hip In City Accident
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs AP Smelter fell from a two story window while playing with a brush, injuring her hip. The fall occurred yesterday afternoon in a local residence, and the child survived the incident.
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Mary Tomise
Uid
Local Forecast Patchy Text Sparks Weather Card
Fragmented OCR notes show a terse local forecast mentioning cooler tonight and Saturday. Several garbled phrases reference temperatures and periods, with scattered proper nouns and dates. The readable bits suggest a routine regional forecast without notable events or decisive changes.
Thompson Studied Law at Night and Early Life Details
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts Thompson’s legal studies at night, early schooling at Sayny and Savoy colleges in Texas, and his move with a stepfather to White Fork County. Weaver testifies Thompson was among the greatest men, noting timelines from 1874 birth to his later career and migration.
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Anil Chiat Weavie
Seliait Kors
Satey College
Sayny
Texan
Ani Tie
Thompson
Sant
Conunty
Texas
Savoy College
Oklahoma Oil Workers Plan Strike Report
Washington reports oil workers in California Texas and Oklahoma plan a strike. The Oil Workers' International Union, among the youngest federations with about 1000 members, demands higher wages shorter hours and better camp conditions. The Sand Springs policemen's union in Oklahoma received a federation charter today with eight members, believed to represent most local officers.
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Washington
California
Texas
Oklahoma
American Federation of Labor
Oil Workers’ International Wnion
Many Candidates Named For Vacant House Seat
A flood of Republicans and Democrats vie for the vacant U S House seat in Oklahoma. Names mentioned include Rose Villard of Oklahoma City and William Franklin, clerk of the supreme court, among others. Party leaders plan a strong push as candidates announce intentions and schedules unfold.
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Tian
Rose Villard
Oklahom Cy Attomer
Posse
Hough
Thompson
Tey Knight
Wynneword
Tthe State Senate
Thomson
Alin
William Franklin
Sus
Sailors Vote to Strike as Steel Workers Lockstep
Washington reports a stalled steel workers dispute with union leaders pressing for talks while members brace for a strike. International union officials withheld strike benefits, proposing a plan to treat all participants equally after a three month membership period.
Independent Mill Owners in Appeal
Independent mill owners in a Sept 1 appeal claim 27,000 weekly workers will be affected by a possible shutdown. Officials note few workers are unionized. estimates show 1 to 6 percent in some plants, with foreign laborers among the organized. The Cambria Steel company is prepiring for broader impact in the Valley.
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Rrosad Unur
United States Stent Corporation
Mogrnuahely
Fini Wen
Cambria Steel Company
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