25 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Oklahoma City Times
Location
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions coin rate adjustments and state references, suggesting a local note on currency or banking policy. The readable bits imply a brief notice or column item about rates, but the exact entities and actions are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a divide within a Dutch context and mention remnant effort and emente in unclear terms. No clear person, place, date, or event details are identifiable to form a full factual card.
British forces report heavy losses inflicting damage on attackers near Artay and Sauchy Cavchy while advancing in the Balkans. Thousands of prisoners are taken in new operations as Bulgars retreat, Teutons still on the run with routed units near Veles in the Balkans.
Arch bishop Tréland died today at Gilotk after a long illness described as arteriosclerotic disease and related complications. He had recently celebrated his eightieth birthday and suffered a second relapse within six months, ending a period of poor health that kept him from the pulpit.
Walter Weger is declared the winner in a political nomination contest in Trenton on September 28, with local officials noting the victory and preparing for forthcoming ballots.
Oklahoma’s fourth Liberty Loan quota stands at 38,041,700 with Dreuth stricken areas given consideration. The report notes Oklahoma’s quote is above the third loan but counties with weak finances receive reduced shares, reflecting lower growth and near‑ebb resources.
Airmen of the American army in Lorraine see increased artillery action along the lines. German fliers extend operations behind lines but sharp American countering limits close action. Infantry patrols and aviation gunners probe crossroads and troop formations across the sector amid ongoing bombardment.
President Wilson will speak in New York next Friday at the Metropolitan Opera House under the auspices of the federal district and state officials to promote the Liberty Loan. The event aims to rally support and funding for the government’s wartime loan program.
Kansas City dispatch notes a session discussing a woman linked to Colorado holdups after a death in the Colombe area. The report mentions Roscoe Lancaster and a gunfight in Colombe with casualties and detentions, but details are unclear.
The American pursuit group known as the famous Yankee squadron enhanced its record in the St Mihiel offensive. As the oldest in service, it did vast work in the Marne fighting and earned thirty four victories with few losses in the past ten years. One hundred thirty seven victories had been officially confirmed and more were under way with many more anticipated.
Evocreted Press dispatch from American headquarters in France summarizes the German condition as not greatly broken, noting morale and military prospects. The report stresses observed strength and potential for continued resistance despite Allied operations.
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