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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes reference steering gear, fatigue, legal actions, and a central figure linked to a hearing. Names, dates, and places are corrupted. readable items mention a center test, proceedings, and a directive to “tell speed ahead” amid a described case.
A fragmented narrative recounts a sea tale involving forgery, a treaty court, and a U S consular role. It centers on Albert Johansen and Han Quentin, with a voyage ending in accusations and a prison term. The account mentions Captain Hubert Dollar and a Japanese government note regarding prosecution.
A detailed report outlines the rift between Venustiano Carranza and General Pancho Villa over governance in northern Mexico. It notes disputes over railroads telegraph control and federal appointments, mentions Torreón and Zacatecas as key sites, and cites shifts in command following military actions and reorganizations within the revolutionary leadership.
Vanderbilt University announced that the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South terminated its relation with the university and renounced any right to appoint trustees. The Vanderbilt board re elected all current trustees for terms expiring 1916 to 1918, including J. H. Kirkland, Whiteford Cole, D. M. Neely, Go Winton, Robert F. Jackson, Claude Waller, Robert Maddow, M. M. Cullom, and W. P. Connell, with Nat Baxter Jr. deceased.
A dramatic, fatal air clash near Koenigswurt combines a balloon and an aeroplane. The airship envelope was torn, the craft exploded, and all on board perished plus a spectator wounded by the wreck. Lieutenant Hostetter’s wife arrived as the ship’s commander died.
In Millcrest Alberta Mine No 20 an explosion entombed 197 miners. Four bodies were recovered and rescue efforts for the remaining 103 were abandoned as all hope of survivors faded.
The Supreme Court sustains the Interstate Commerce Commission Intermountain rate order and Long and Short Haul clause as constitutional. It rules the ICC may issue blanket zone orders and affirms government land patents on transcontinental railroads, ruling on the Southern Pacific oil land dispute and mineral reservation.
Garbled OCR text suggests partial notes about a gala, a letter, a race, and a local grocer named Seab Seed, with mentions of people mock talking and a lag in nay. Readable content is extremely limited and unclear.
The telephone is a labor saving and emergency aid in factories where workers text their time to the bookkeeper. Automatic telephone temperature recorders in orchards warn of frost and trigger workers to protect fruit with smudge pots.
A woman voice laments constant club meetings as a political economy group pushes resolutions and petitions for bread price regulation. She notes flour cost and bread prices rising to $13 per loaf, threatening bankruptcy while others discuss reform.
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