Oklahoma Governor Hosts Brigade Review at Fort Sill
Governor Williams visits the 170th Infantry Brigade with Brig. Gen. O’Neil and Maj. Gen. Allen. He inspects troops at the camp near Camry Travis, reviews unit readiness, and praises the Oklahoma soldiers. Attendees include generals, staff officers, and Reserve leaders as the division prepares for grim duties ahead.
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Phay
Rover T le Withianias
Okihomh
Genw
Hi Fs
Cheh
O'Neil
St. Anthony
Henry T. Allen
Gump
Bei
J. Po
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Eohoneter
Annely
Hripiddier Caner
O'Nell
Gourdanal
Uae
Wilken
Daneboo
Genet
Allenst
Aeneas Wonnalaws
Auth
Evernor Williams
Geaert
Denpeent
Ald
Joly W. Ulema
Dohnetur
Beigate
Grinwsy
Petired
Washington
Cele. Marshall
Duatles Telann
Benjani A
Susy Mouston
Edward A. Miller
I. J Jeiigan
Enat
Thealer
W. 8
A.W. Deelinson
James Ki. Pave
Winchester Ela
Clesy
Prang
Porter i Loving
Nat M‘washer
Frederick Comte
Col
Biel
J. S. Sesmanr
Colon Hienl
New York
Edward Cheberhan
Watler Meare
Sam A. Greenwell
T Allen
Niles
Henry T. Aller
Allen
France
Arill
Tapla
Havresel
Omer
Munch
Newimuariars
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John Dillon Elected Chairman of Party in Ireland
John Dillon was unanimously elected chairman of the National rally succeeding John Redmond. The long serving MP for Mayo, Dillon had entered Parliament in 1880 and later represented North Tyrone before Mayo. Known for his tall frame and distinctive hair, he opposed British conscription early in the war but supported military policy changes. He criticized government handling of Ireland and Sinn Fein, urging Home Rule elections and maintaining influence through the later years of Parliament.
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Tipper
Manines
Flr
Parliamenuc
Tyro
California
North Tyrone
Mast
Mayo
House of Commons
House of Commony
Ireland
Dillon Id
Wir Polleie
Greece
Dublin
Sher
United States
Grikoks
Fragmentary wartime note on U boat actions and ship responses
Incomplete entry describes British and Allied anti submarine operations near Ukiek Sud Bay and Lashunl, mentioning armor patrol steamer and a submarine engagement. It references crew parol resettling and a denotated date in February. Sparse, ambiguous wording limits clear details.
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Ai Ennoy
Sven Ae Ae
Ukiek Sud
Lashunl
Cabinet shuffles ripple through British government
Fragmented text reports cabinet changes in London including parliamentary secretary to the Treasury moves and Ireland duties. Mentions foreign secretary and labor shortages in agriculture causing government staffing concerns amid a broader reshuffle.
Plot to check_gator bean raising in southwest farms
Secretary Joho By Carrington of the Chamber of Commerce accuses farmers of attempting to ruin castor bean production. The government offers $3.90 per bushel for 200,001 bushels under a contract to supply castor oil for aircraft engines. Proposals spark alarm among farmers and debate over acreage, with tensions between the Chamber and government authorities over 8,000 acres and broader policy.
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Gers
Joho
Carrington
Chamiber of Commerce
Bextar
Easton Drititss
United States
Chamber of Comyneres
Ely
Chanter of Commerce
My. Carringtos
Wong
Paul
Antonie
Rovernmonl
Sialur
Minkel
Gara Theeier
Donoltads
Tarmers
Rirrligtn
Urgent Deficiency Bill Heads to Conference Amid Army Navy Funding
The urgent deficiency appropriation bill moves to conference with broad authorization for asset sales and relief measures. Provisions include a four billion dollar war funding total, a Senate amendment raising appropriations by seventy three million, and reimbursement for service members’ private property losses tied to the Tusvania sinking. The package aims to expedite relief and sustain armed forces needs.
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Wasiun Goin
Huseau Senate
Tiders
United States
North
Germany
Lloyd
Senate
Tusvania
Law fixing salary for commissioners declared invalid
The Supreme Court voided a 1978 Texas law that set county commissioners salaries at 2400 dollars annually. The ruling reversed a lower court decision in the Altgelt v. Charter X. Kitzell et al case, finding the fixed pay in conflict with the state constitution.
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Medias
Bexar
George C. Altaelt
Charter
Apeulel
Thosopinlom
Nelson Philly
Allan
Chatteh
Bolton
Atte Gelt
County of
Sil
Exel
New Ship Strike Upsets Ruling Powers
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political struggle over ship construction and new policy shifts. Mentions president, ministries, and possible demands for better oversight. Names and places are garbled, but tone implies a tense decision impacting maritime affairs.
Creel Files Protest Washington Speech Controversy
Fragmentary OCR notes show George Creel protesting a Washington information inquiry. Mentions protest, lodge, and military alting with unclear names and garbled phrases.
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Washington
Uleiriien
George Creel
Goldiers
No Cotton To Spain In Modern Trade Flap
A fragmented report details concerns over cotton shipments to Spain, with Marele tite Santrauts for Wellyary of G1Q00 Paylin Chcation at Rayeehvnn, spa. It notes several vessels belonging to Me Phillog Lane fed to Galveston and New Orleans for three months awaiting favorable weath er and a lack of steady demand, with owners losing substantial net proceeds.
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Beloning
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Ysier Aude
Allie Pers
Geenae
Spain
Bolo appeal fails and police seek clues in case file
Fragmentary text notes a bolo appeal failing and police seeking details. Mentions time service, late suspect, and district references. specifics are garbled but indicate an active investigation with police involvement and ongoing search.
Mrs Garfield Dead Ends Mourning Era
Fragmentary report notes the death of Mrs. Garfield and references related individuals and places in a terse, unclear transcription. The piece mentions Uhl Maven and ties to Times A. Gertindil, Beatty, and Beatty Caan, with scattered biographical hints and age indicators.
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Tates
Beatty Caan
Cary Conay
Garfield
Sears
Roosevelt's Son Wounded Says Proud Colonel
New York dispatch reports Archinold Rovenvell, son of Theodore Roosevelt, wounded in action with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. A colonel confirms the injury and Roosevelt speaks of pride as his son recovers at a military hub. The report notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr as captain and mentions Miss Juxeyiine Stryker taking a telephone call at the Roosevelts’ Oyster Bay home.
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New York
Archinold Rovenvell
Thaodort
Timsevine ii
France
Hare
Roosevelt
Theodore Krascevelt
Wirayaiel
Stebdly
Balopel Roosevelt Seid Wien
Fin secreGue
Juxeyiine Stryker
Opserr Bay
Lerner
Prominent Disjointed Rhetoric on Global Policy Trends
A fragmented passage discusses international governance and rising nationalist strains. It references Japan, Donborn, and Donstanie, with mentions of world order, academic critique, and imagined political action shaping future global events. The text blends speculative analysis and scattered names without cohesive narrative.
British to Reduce Tonnage for Brewing Materials
A British move to cut tonnage used in brewing materials is reported, with officials including the Home Secretary and others weighing implications. The measure targets barley and malt shipments, aiming to ease load and stabilize supply while managing workers' needs, amid wartime shortages and industrial pressures.
Central Powers advance on Odessa as Berlin reports gains
Fragmented dispatches indicate Central Powers troops are near Odessa with Berlin claiming progress while other lines discuss Soviet leadership struggles and potential government takeovers in Petrograd. Reports mention Trotsky and Lenin figures, foreign ministers, and shifting alliances as tensions escalate.
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Odessa
Berlin
Young Flier Westhiry Trial Details Reported
A garbled 1A calfogran fragment describes a young flier from Westhirry New York tied to wartime activities. It notes a relation to a German machine incident and credits Len Gack with downing Deer Gorman machines while referencing Texeadelto and Jaquany Waa.
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Westhiry
N.Y
Aviv Baal
Weanded
American Army in France Reports Heavy Fighting
The American army in France on Tuesday March L- engaged in intense combat near Toul, repelled German attacks, and carried out raids on German lines. Several enemy soldiers were killed and prisoners were captured as the Boulogne sector saw fierce daytime action.
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France
Teast
Boulardor Agin
American Sector Active in Front Near Genevaville
In the American sector northwest of Genevaville Allied forces engage German positions with artillery and small arms. Reports indicate American troops have strengthened gains, shelling nearby towns and advancing in the face of German counterfire. A captured German position and a sniper incident are mentioned as part of ongoing combat updates.
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Vouleails
Ryis
Shelly Allie
Americamy
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