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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
Meut8 aug M}oline.

Weue8 aus Mi0lt1te.
Sci Ser am 9ienstag abgebaltenen
@abl apurbe Sic Sen @iiblern bor-
aclegte 5rage fir bie Musgabe bon
$4,000 9on0s fir gntipidllnag u1o
Muibaltltng bes 8rotpniug Mtbietic
Harfs nit Al Stimmen Wojorit1t
obgelebnt. Die anbere syrage ml,roe
jeood mgenpmmen iiir sic 8eibebal=
tlulg Ser 3abl1lng bon 3 Miu Iarf=
ltelter nit einer MaioritGt bon 81
Stimmen. SIM @an5en muroeu, etpa
400 Stimmen abgegeben. Sic
meiitenS 5timmaeber batten iid} nidt
an Ser @a9l bet9eiliat.
SIM boben SITTER bon 81 Sabrer,
itarb porgeltern I'M &eim ieiner Goh-
ter, 6rau g. 6. &alep in Carbon
|Gliff, 5ranf Sob, Elm befannter @in<
mobner ser bortigen @egeno. gr
muroe III &entudp aeboren uno fam
Dor einigen Sabren nod @od So So
lanO Gomntp. Die @interbliebenen
liao 5rpei Sobne unb 5pei Gotter,
lptpie mebrere gnfel uno ltrenfel.
Die 8eerbigrng finoet beute Nad}=
mittag bonn Irallerbauie aus auf
Dem Srieobof gu CARIBOU gliff itatt.
@ier Gferbe mar6en porgeltern
.pabren0 ser 6riidenoen Site ourd
einen Sibldlas g%etootet, mdbreno
a1oere Nfer6e Moeuteno nnter ser
&ibe 5t leiben batten. @~ieroebeliser
lolten mdbren6 Ser beiBen Somner,
5eit oarauf ieben, baB Sic Gbiere ge-
niigen0 Sdatten ul16 @aI5er erbal,
ten.
Sral1 Iiloa 9oom itorb geltern
Morgen nm A l1br inn @cim hires
sobncs, Oscar Boom, t19 z. Mpe=
1tne, an Mtersldhpade inn Sitter bon
SO Sabren. Sic muroe i'm Sabre
I'm S1nneoelt 9cboren. Sir
@atte itarb 0aielbIt I'M Sabre 1882
n1lo orei Sabre barai,f fam sic Iral,
init Sen &inoern nab M1ilerifa, 5l1=
crit nad Cambridge nno Dor spoli
Sabren nod Moline. Die @erItor.
bele DinterlGBt brei S0bne inns 1G
gnfel. Die 9eeroiglu1g finoet NOR.
gen 1tatt.
Die @afl an, Iienstag bat ser
lStaot $500 gefoitet, et1pas mebr
ipie $1.OO per Stimme. 9ie bepil=
ligten Tarfltel,ern meroen $21,O OO
einbringen. Die &id)ter nn6 Glerfs
mabten fir stpei &eeiitrotionstage
nno fir ben @a6ltag be5ablt ,peroen
cine foitipielise 5ade.
Sn Seattle, @aibington, lit on1
Wontag 6rau Seen. Malmberg, eile
friibere gillmpbnerim bon MoIine,
nad) llllr fltr5er &ranfbeit i'm Sitter
bon 81 Sabren geltorben. Sic ,pnroe
am y. Salular 1889 oils 1od)ter bol,
@errn ul1o Srau Ireo 1aebelliiebn
oabier geboren ms perbeiratbeteIlid
am 1S.Sftober 1908 nit Sen Malm-
berg, init oem Tie biz Dor fiinf Sab
ren in &od Ssslanb lebte, oils lie nit
Der Samilie nod Seattle ii%beriieoelte.
8ie Sinterbliebenen linb ser @atte,
5pei &in0er, Sic gItern iorpie orei
8riioer lno 5tpei Sdppeitern. Sic
Seidbe miro nod Moline sur @eeroi.
glna iiberfiibrt meroen.
Ilois Mooellien, ser friiber fit
6en Iarrner Cornelius 9asoen gear,
beitet bate, erbielt geltern i'm MoIine
Staotgeridt $96 fir riidltanoigell
2obn al1erfannt.. Ser &ldger 1batte
cine 5oroerung bon $197 i'm @eridt
eingereidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20
Sciratbs /. Grlanbnikldcine.

Mrtflr 2unobolm, @alesburg
uno SRI. gliie @uitaflon Moline.
&lloolpb s. Stoit, RM Sslano
un0 SRI. Mnna Sabn, Milan.
Mrtbur Stoit nno SRI. sarab at.
finion, Mod SsIdnb.
Sames &id,ter, @igblano, @is.
mo Margoret Grmforo, Council
bluffs,
Clifford 9. Saul, Moline, un(
SRI. Slll0a Solm, @ranbile, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-20

Ger Dor eilliaen Tagen perlrngliid=
te 8abn-&onOuftel1r 81. 9. @an Ipfe
bon @ooblamn Mpenlte, nem bas
red)te @ein inn &eribep @oipital am=
Mltirt merben m,1bte, lit iebt aui
Dem @ege ser 8eiierung, 10 baB ct
mieOer bergeltellt mer0en miro. Der
Mam fiel bonn @agentritt ,lnter Sic
&aoer bes 3nges, nobel linn bas
gein serquetld DIT ml1roe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Car Lines to
Change Names;
Auoid Mixups
MCNabb to Become Capitol
and Capitol Hill TO Be
Called South Side.

~ stranger arrives IN I'M, city A.
the terminal station aud wi,he, ,o ~
TO the capitol. doe, he ;ak' the Capitol
llill carr" The Time, asked cdrlpnally
yesterday
The Oklahoma Railway company
announced this morning that az
rangementS had hecn made 10
change the name " tn Capi
tel llill line a. ihc South Side" line
The McNahb park line. which now q,
the unl, one approaching N, ncv state
huu,'. will hc designated the Capitol
line IN order io avoid confusion among
visitors
At the same time a, the name change,
heJumc effective ihr Jui,rf,r, lur
witch serve, a great portion ui 'hs
not'hctn section u' the U,,. Will D.,
known a. the Broadway line
New ,igus atr being purchased b,
The COMPANY. transfers being printed
and arrangement, being mad, i1f max
ins the changes. which probably Will
become effective within a month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
U. S. S|CNS.PACT
WITH DANES TO
BUY WEST INDIES
Ratification by Senate Expect.
ed Without Serious
Opposition.

WASHINGTON. Aug Acting
Secretary Polk announced today ,ha,
The treaty by which the United State,
i' ,o purchase the Danish Wet Indie,
from Denmark iot SimnDn va,
signed a, New York today hy Secretary
lansing and Minister CuuVau,n Hfun
The treaty provide, ior m. transfer
in the luiicd State, " three island,
ST. Ihuma,. s, Jfoiv ,ui ST. John.
Which hsv' been the subject o' urgnra
iiuu, between the United State, aui
Denmark iUr MANY wear.
10, ajmuiuta,i1u will ask for faii
'i,,'luu hy the senate before the end
ut 'hy present session Nml' there
ma, hs ,um, objection io the pfi,, nu
fcill, ,cfiou, opposition 3, expected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
MURDER SUSPECT
FREED; ARRESTED
AGAIN At COURT
{. 7. MCBurnett Proves Error
in identifying But Faces
Another Charge.

Freed from Nh, i.fl, ~ m, law AZ
a murder suspect Ernest T NgHurne,t.
arrested Hn farm near Edmond as
law,, Emerson who was wanted M Fd.
N5fl.N'iy lil un ihr charge NJ muf.
ltr committed AZ GfanNtvllr n that
state u February lplt. va, ar.
rested q, %, iyi' iudrs Clark, cuut,
fum ih', morning anil will he taken
in N,\lrtirr iN answer charge n
rwh,t,'tmru'
The accused was before ludse Clark
un a writ ui hahsas Jutpus ,stslus his
ftltat, ln giving decision the tuut,
said ODE owls evidence tending ~ con.
meet the accused with The crime was
ih,' NJ witness who ,lamei tu have
knuvu him iu llin.i, hui agaiu,, ihi,
'r,'iw rr wac Nh, statement ~ iwp
Niirrttt, vhn hai known 'hs man tus.
rs,isi Hi h,Irp lmtfHu ~ have hesu
iu Oklahoma at 10, iint iht crime va,
committed
The description tni f,,irfs sen, nu,
ifnw llhr.'s Iuurf thfl aid M mofr
fitted iht prisoner than ~ ht,td The
,u,fi IN tact with these ., ht guid,
n, would iisriil, an, man IN The ,uuft
a, ,hc suspect h,iofs b. would identify
ihc petitioner
Dspub sheriff Ferguson who came
i'um tfvafi',ille ~ gti N, prisoner.
'f,ti,,i hs hsd hesn iniluenccd IN he
belief :, circumstances in Witch a
Woman figured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
GOTHAM TRAFFIC
employees VOTE
ON STRIKE TODAY
Ultimatum for Recognition and
Increased Pay Expires
This Afternoon.

NEW YORK. Aug Whether the
l.mUn person, WIN daily travel on
the surface cars in the hotough' oi
Manhattan and Queens arc io he in.
eonyenienoed by a strike " SON mo
,ofmen and conductors nl the New YORK
railway company and I'M New York
anh Queens county failthai company
will be known this afternoon " 60.
nigh,
The time limi, ,e, hy the leadelt ~
the stree, tailwaymen's union within
which the officials " these two com
panies ars required To- answer 10 he
mands iot recognition ~ the union and
increased pay expires a, ! O'Clock ,hi,
afternoon.
Thete Is No indication oi any in,en.
ton un the par, oi the cumpani, ~
gran, the demands
Meetings NJ III, conductor, and mo
,ofmcn ate called tonight 10 vote ~
a strike
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
CAR SHORTAGE IF
GRAIN Is RUSHED
on OPEN MARKET

II the price n, what continues IN
rise as rapidly as i, ha, during the past
two week, and farmers begin unloading
their boarded eta,u IN IN, matkc, a,
a result car shortage, may bc suffered
in Oklahoma and other wh.a, section,
Thi, :, the opinion " " V latiic
secretary manager II the Oklahoma
Ttatiic assoriatiun
Nit Hard, declare, that the short
asc probably will No, hs serious and
tha, vhea, ncyemcn, would no, hc abl.
tu bring abuu, the tctul, alone Move
men, " troops and supple, 10 the hof
det. together with general commercial
traffic. he ays. and with sudden
shipment oi whea, would bring IN,
shortage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
CUT IN COST OF
GAS, ELECTRICITY
IN CITY SHORTLY
Commission Grants PermiS
sion for Company to Re-
duCe Price on Service.

\ reduction in charges ior gas and
electric service IN every cl'y oi thr
state which 3, served By the II VI
Byllc'hy public service properties. m.
Cludlng Oklahoma City. is to be made
within a shrft time
Application for permission 20 make
the reduction wa, flied with the cor
porallon commission ih., morning and
was granted the order being signed by
Commissioner Humphrey and Hen.
shaw
To Issue Statement
A. the office ~ the Oklahoma Gas
and Electric company II was announced
that a, statement would he Is
sued soon explaining the details Of the
reduction. which will he the first ucI
in an educational propaganda to IN
'tfuCt gaS and electric users ~ the dc
tails Of the reduction
Result OF an Inquiry.
The action oi the company IN max
ing the reduction. It Is stated. is 'h'
result OF an investigation made by ,h'
commission and the gas company II
Oklahoma City,. Muskoyee End an'
RI Reno, cities served by the Bylle'b,
properties
I, is no, known Just when the re
duetion will become effective.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04

rNiiIRI Wa rnl, unr hg ,iHv
r hr news yesterday Case.
d mrri
raihas TRACED, grim var utt.
som lu,t of HJsi. sil ih, patuuu.
.nws,si ir ih. execution
The Time, was ihs ur't s1,riuG
rtNspartf n ims t,rf'iuN that az.
w,Jiaitd that N, hanging ui Case.
m,ni vas a hip t'of,
The Ims, ruhh,h,i itH .H'umr,
ri well written narrative irn lur.
don un Iatsrfr's hanging
\ rival nrv twrtr puhi,hsi ~
vurts Ut iht Same stHrt
m ,hs irmr,',r urvt ihs rniv
vw,h vhiit feature ui 'he ist wat
ihr inrm I'm Tennessee vh,rh
Ihs lmt, rn'i,hti ,y.nut,lt 'r
tt hms tirHn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Robbers
Shoot Employe
And Steal Bag

DETROIT, Mich, Aug 4-Three
automobile bandits held up pay
clerks entering the plant OF the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
here at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
after shooting one OF the clerks,
escaped with bags said to have
contained $4,000,
Employees Of the plant in another
automobile gave chase and a run
ming fight ensued down Second
avenue. One OF the robbers was re
ported wounded The bandits were
armed with rifles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
American Ships
Put on Blacklist

LONDON. Nug I The h'sti
hlatkhsi " nsuifal shipping i,,bei io
IA, b, the usit, division ~ ,hs al
mirsliv represent, iS1tt ,urs o'
steamers and sailing vessels una,sii
able a. british tharefsfs Un ,ht claim
that th,N att nuv w hay, h,tn sn
eae,d IN unntu,tsl service
The late, hst contains. in addition
IN ,husc already pubhshed the name,
" ihtt, Nmstiran sailing vessels tv.
Nmsrosn ships have t,tr rsr,n,rl
iiu.r N, b'aJkl,, since iis last pubh.
taiiDn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Murder Mystery
Inquiry Resumed

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Aus i-th,
ccfunef', inlues, intr the murder ~
Mrs Oscar u Mcdaniel. wife n N,
prosecuting attorney ~ this count,
who wa, KILLED by an unknown a,,assir
IN her home here the night II luly IA
vas resumed today after a two weeks
adjournment
Wiins,,e, testified ~ he cordial Az
nest, relations n NJ and Mf, Nc
Danicl There were no development,
Of a possible clue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
NOVEL DOCUMENT USED
IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

STERLING. H.. Aug ~ new
sort oi political document was urged
today by Col Frank { lowden. can.
dida,c ior the republican nomination
for governor. speaking a. Dckalh lie
showed a photograph oi a wrapping
used On lemons imported from Italy
The wrapper carried these words
"LUuion .rpefa,iha forward the
democrat Woodrow Wilson land an
alleged picture o' ptc,idcut Wilson,
non plus ultra lemons lialy'
Colonel lowden then attacked the
democratic nfii law. which he said
had won the support ot the lemon
shippers VI Italy. who competed with
the grower, oi Catiinfni, and Florida
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Railroads Profits
Up $l9O,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. Aug Net revenue
oi ninct, three large railroad, oi the
United State, for the year ending with
lunc showed an increase over the
same period oi 1915 oi almost 500,
npOrn
The figure, made public today hy the
interstate commerce comm,,slnn showed
operating revenue, iot l9lh ~ $3.50
oOi227 an increase oi about $40
On0Op over the previous year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
WILSON WAITS IN
STRIKE MOVE FOR
BREAK TO COME
Commissioner OF Mediation
Believes There Is Still a
Chance for Agreement.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1 Judge
William / Chambers. commissioner oi
the United State, board OF mediation
and Cancellation conferred with ptcSi-
den, Wilson today over ,h' threatened
strike oi ipO0oO railroad employe, They
discussed every phase OF the situation
but Judge Chambers told the ptcSl-
dent he believed there was nothing Tor
NAL tina, the federal guyerumen, could
do until the railroad managers and III,
representatives OF the employees mse
again next week after counting th'
"rlke vote has been completed
ludg. Chambers think, there /, s'il
a chance ,or the employers and the em
pl0yeS 90 .caCh an agreement
Table investigation Motion
The senate commerce committee voted
today 10 table Senator Newllrt' mo,
ton iu dircc, the interstate tpmmcrs,
commission iU investigate and report "a
Dlngtc., 900 wage, and hour, oi ,cr,ic,
oi zach g,1,, ui railroad rmployc, be
cause action 0, deemed iuadvahlc
pending mediation and arbitration 90,
dispute, between the railroad, and their
emp'uyc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Rain Helps Fight
Michigan Fires

DETROIT. Mich. AUG -Fiint,,
~ hundred, " volunteer ~, fighters
coupled with rain and q lull IN the
viri hav, htuueh, ahru, considerable
improvement, IN ,he inf,,, iift situation
IN northern lower Michigan
4 few small places sull reported IN,
iifs r,rnaring
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
X. P. Nungester Crushed When
Car SmaShes Into Curb
at ChiCkaSha.
TWO OTHERS, COMPANIONS,
ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
Wife, Sick in Bed, Made HyS-
teriCal by Receipt Of
Accident News.

y = Nung,Ner Of lil0 West Twen-
~ seventh street travelling salesman
Tor the National Novelty company. was
fatally injured IN an automobile aCCl
dent At ChickaSha this morning At !
O'Clock. according 10 telegram reach
ing here today ! + Carpenter OF the
S'udebaker agency az Chlckasha and /
Wren & e.. Wren Dmg company at
ChlckIsha were seriously hurt
Nungc,'cr suffered q fractured skull
crushed shoulder and a broken arm
Carpenter wa, hurt internally and ,uf
fefcd Jur, and hm,c. Wren was bad
" cut and bruised on the head
Outcome Of Race.
The accident was the outcome Of a
race between 'wo cars according to thl
telegram The race resulted from rly.
airy between ,hs twn agrncics At
o'clock ;hi, morning the contest 'iarte'
at the c,t, limits and proceeded dowr
the Seventh street speedway
The cars were going neck and neoI
until Clrpcn'rr lost control OF his ma
chine |, dashed into the curb an,
turned three complete somcr'aull'. /
wa, wrcrlcd
wife Sick In Bed.
Mrs. Nunges,cr was III m bed at ,h'
time the information of her husband
injuries va, tslephonsd to her She he
came hy,,erical
Nunge-er ha, no children A broth
er lives In Enid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
FOR MISSING HUSBAND

NEW YORK, Aug Mrs John
Iummins BROOKLYN. asked .icu,cnan,
Blll Foley at police headquarters IN
Jersey t'y iu help her iud her miss.
ng husband
ne disappeared on lune 4" she said.
and ! will gladly give S. to ANYBODY
who will tell me where he IS"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Mexican Sniper
Shoots American

NOIAlES. Arii. Aus I-rti,a,e
Howard. Company q. Twelfth limited
States cavalp. vas struck IN N, lts
by ,nipcr', hulle, fired itum m,
Mexican I'D, while un ssn,f, du,y al
N, international bridge h,ts earl, ,u
dsy lluwstd returned N, ite but
without effect. Il is believed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
ITALY FOaBlDS TRADE
WITH FOES NATIONALS

ROME. Aus lalhc Italian So,
cfumtu,. according w the M,,,asato
is about a. publish a irytct iufbidiur
all Italians. including those living
abroad 'fou doing hus,r,,, with MA
tiunal' m alliance vuh enemies VI
lialN agreement, made ir spite NJ
the prohibition. u is stated. Niii be
considered VOID and M, makers will he
pt,rtthyI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Dallas Factories
Lose Gas Supply

DALI ". tsNat. Aug Nou,,
va, served iuiav ur large msnulac
turing plant, ci nslla, %, ihs n,ilAs
uss ,umrau, Distributor, iur me unt
star Das COMPANY. that Hn September
I "a, nf u,s under boiler. will hs gui
1i \houi seventy naia, hriuus,
viil hc affected Il is ss1 'he action
vat nl,u ~ me gompaH, io ,u1,cNs
fhs tuiftt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Ohio Oil Company
Announces New Cut

ElNnlNN. Ohio Nug I \ro'hrr
drop ui % cents a. barrel 'u ihr price
~ ,iy grade, ut 90 va, announced h
'hr ohio Utl company here TODAY The
grade, affected are
Nufh and South liml. Wooster n.
lrui. Princeton and plymouth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Cloudburst Dead
Now Twenty-Eight

MIDDLESBORO. Ky. Aug A
revised list oi dead reported today from
Blair, Greek in the Rarten creek re
gion u northern Tennessee shows ,ha,
the clcudhuts, which visited the sparse
" populated country Wednesday nigh,
claimed a total oi twenty Ugh, dead
Ten other, are reported 4, missing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION UNCERTAIN

Sr Louis Nur 1 Return, from
twenty four Missouri Oauu'is, have rN
,,i hsrn received and tu consequence
N, republican pbhrfrs'uull nomination
y, vnll uncertain llruf, lamm hs, a
lead VI lS I'm ,u',, D,ri John l. Swan
grf IN , total republican vote reported
ui lEup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Dropping Marshall
Charges Proposed

WASHINGTON. Nug Chairman
Webb oi the house Judiciary committee
presented today the report ui the sub.
committee iu,esIigl'ing Impeachment,
charges against n Snowdcn Marshall,
United States attorney ~ New York.
recommending tha, the proceedings bs
d-nppcl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Eight British Ships
Sunk by U-Boat

MERLIN. Nrf The Gsrmau al
mirsf, tiaN announced that eight
English wu'nf sailing vessels and Uuy
English steam if8W.,r were sunk b, q
D,fman submarine U'i the English cast
coast nn lu,t N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
M,,ie,n Court luas,. NAMED.

MEXICO CITY. Aug 4 Judge, "
the di,itis, courts ,htoushou, the MeS.
,ran tepuhli, were named today Courts
IN the federal districts wcte opened 10
Ia, The others will b, opened a, soon
az possible
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
HUNDRED YEAR OLD
WOMAN KILLED BY FALL

OTTAWA m Aur 1 Mise, tnba.
htih Nusll,r or, hundred ttats uii
va Nll,d iois, at Peru ursf h,r,
io,lay vhtn ,h, walked u'i iN, ella
ui ihc usi ui the h.utc SHE hal
climbed in ihs f..,i ihrueh a un're
presumably n a ,cnrambul.ii, ,.n
diticn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
ROBBERS VICTIM JAILED
FOR ATTEMPTING SUICIDE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. AUG Z Hard
luck come, IN hunchcs" ays katsk
klcmc,ky. robbed " Slno. then AZ.
rested and locked up iut trying 10 Kill
himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Leader, in Conference

NEW lORk Aug Conference,
ut the leader, ~ The tour great broth.
cfhuui, ~ railroad cmplu,,s repre-
,cuuug WOOun men. the majority of
whom arc believed Co have voted tu
strike un 12S railroad systems. were
held here TODAY
The labor leader, declined Co. 90,
Gus, the appeal oi President Wilson
Go prevent the threatened national
railroad strike I, lir, iu their power
hy virtue 1i the vote now being counted
iD tall strike VI the railroad, d1 up,
atJcir a. their demand,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
French Announce They Hold
Portion Of Village, Which
Germans Deny.
RUSSIANS TAKE TOWN
19 MILES FROM K0VEL
Berlin, However, Declares All
Lost Territory Has Been
Regained.

'.'f'' ~. NNh l''NI'l dIf lIEI'
INK is m progress north oi Ncrdun
where the French three day, ago took
the offensive and have scored notable
gains ln their efforts 10 drive back the
German, who had been hammcrng A.
ihc gai., oi the iorlrcs, for more than
five months
Holi Part OF CITY
Niier pushing 20 'hc outskirts Of the
village ot lleury three mile, north ~
Nrf'un Wednesday night the French
brilliantly attacked the place thursday
and carried ~ hy storm Last night
the crown prIlDe, troops launched iu-
tiou' counter siaCk, and succeeded IN
'c'aking 'he southern section oi the
village being unable. however. 'o wfrs.
.h- northern portion II n from Gcuerli
Nyelle's force
The German official statement a.
given ont IN Berlin today insists that
the German, have completely rcga'nci
Flcufy. and the situation q, now IT,
same a. n was before the French al.
tack
Compelled TO Withdraw.
Eleury. however is not the only roin,
where the French have scored advance,
In the attack on a three mile iron, ea,'
from the River Meu,e they pushed nnr,l
along the river toward III. Nachcrau
willie wood and the Cote Du poivre an,
further east attacked and gained posses
sion Of the Thiaumont rcdoubt The,
found the Thiaumont position unicni
HE however. because Il the German
homhardment and were compelled I,
withdraw from II
!. Meanwhile fighting on the Somr,
IRON, has dVudci 10 MINOR Operations,
ondou report, the gain u some gtuLn,
In such operation, IN the Wsl ui pnf
itfc,
Nineteen Miles From Rovel.
| Niicf having been temporarily hell
up in the S,okhod region nv m. per
,iSt-n, Icutonic resistance the Russian
have succeeded IN ciiecliug a new al
,ance. according 10 Peuogtai's oiicii
announcement today capturing the vi
liee II Rudka Miryn,kaia an the Sta
ok. a tributary ~ the S'nkhod Tn
success bring, them within nint'',l
nnle, oi kovcl. ,hc railroad center ,ha
i' the objective Of their Nolhyuian cam
raign.
However. the German s,atemen, ,odi
,ays III. Nus,to. German troops hav
r,sained all the territory they lost "a,
" Rulka. .Mifyn,kais.