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Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15
Governor HoIcomb in New London To-
 nicht

Governor Holcomb, who is to be the guest of honor at the Memorial hos- pital ball Tuesday evening in New London, will go there from Spring field, where he was a speaker at the banquet of the Eastern States Exposi- tion Monday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15
Arrested for Non-sunnort.

Monday evening John Devlin of North Thames street was arrested by Policeman Charles McITadden and lodged at police headquarters on a charge of non-support
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15

mess before the public. there Is ne m edtum better than through the ad-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15

The railroads of this country kill 900 persons every year, most of the unfortunates being trespassers.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15
DR. SHAHAN SpecIaMsf
on Diseases of tho nfAAA a-A aAn.SnAT,

on DIBoAso9 or JIG
 Blood and stomach, Skin Troubios, Bloody spptum, Run. down Conditions, Premature Aging. Hardening of the Arteries. Gultnrs treatment only, for Blood diseases, Simple and reliable prevention of Ty- phoid, Rabies and Lock1Rw.
 Hours: 10-11 a. n.; 2-4 and 5so D, m No outslda visits. altar An
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15

Invitations Out for Valentine Social.
 Invitations have been sent out for a Valentine social which the Ladies' Health and Recreation Club is to hold on Wednesday evening of this week. Miss Ethel Carpenter is chairman of the committee in charge
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15

Southern California has extensive iron ore deposits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
PALLte ENchrES
WALLACE PYKE'
Welt ->nown Character Man VIII Ec
seen WIN Dustin Earrum in
''SCn of Erin"

Wallace Pyko. the wvii-knpWn
character men. has been engaged ~
pallas pictures and win rc seen uu-
icr this brand on the Paramount pro
istum in tho fort hcoming dustin Par
mum vehicle. "A Son Of Erin.
Patrons cf Paramount pictures need
nc utruduo'ion to AIR. pNkc, VINO mas
.proarcd under tho Jcs-" J.. l7SNN
iinu-r, mis- rctcu. wnk oNpD>l e.
N.ictnra Moore huvlpy won MIN many
NOW adWirars Pri'r % his afiilat"n
,v'th iasi,V Mr. Pvke appcarcI WIN
Tssarrv updrr 'rromus IicHctts Hud
with the NinCrooh couutrN'- New
work. forcos Rchind the foutisHtH
-, has attriucd considerable success
hpyiuv appeared ON the speaking
stage for some fifteen ears lliI
INITIAL ppDrnraNCc as du actor WIS
with the ORIGINAL east ut "Way Down
Eret". u vhich phocue Davis ANA
t.'ct WiIirus took part thro"
vonrs with the Henry ". savage
castle Suunro- Brcra Comuauy. three
voprs with the Aborn English Grant
Oicra cumr my. plHNing leading roles
ard other iwuortant engagements. M
,ludir" tho~n with Victor t"rb"l -
.'Naurhtv Narintta'. with Tr"utW
aL6 w. vaudeville gave him wide OK
r,ri"ucc aS an 9Cfnr bne ol ms
.,oatost shorHct"ri1ations on the
soroon was presented in sargent
Nulcshov'. in which he portrayed ne
title role. For pallqs pictures Nr
p,ke viii portray the part of Dan
p'Ileefc. III" ward boss I'm ~ Son OF
rrin". which will bc the n"Nt bus''n
Itarnurn release On the Paramoun'
Vtyia" Martin's new Hupmooile
o,os wrecked recently. No, Miss Mar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

tion Of his profession by cranking an
al his film machine was Eic>cd out
of his hands. aud by the barcst mar
gin escaped being tramplcd to death.
Scott escaped with several painful,
though not serious injuries, winch
few days, his work on The "a &
Dil lection, the production which he
vas filming having been taken over
by James Van Trees. another Pallas
cameraman Vivian Martin, who ~
starring in this photoplay under Tie
direction of r.. Mason Hopper. was
the first to reach the injured camera
man, and IL Is surprising how much
sing by this very attractive star
was necessary to revive SCOT. con-
sidering the amount OF damage nc
81 stained.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

certainly has-but 1t was not the
Kind OF a hit he was looking for.
Little Maury Stcuart--thc "Staas
cadnur" NJ "Gloria's Romance" -is
a beautiful child. lie knows II, too
or at least he ought to, for hundreds
OF people have written telling him SO
Now Maury has no objection To mis-
gives Of appreciation, either of his
work or his good looks, but he has
the most deep rooted antIpathy to
ieing called girl" and rccoivinS
mash notes. from love-sIck little
boys!
II is regrcttablc. but true. that ell
though he wears mauuish togS, he is
Thought hy many to lie a girl mas
qu,rading as a boy. Muaty blamos IL
en- his hair--those beautiful curls that
arc his mothers joy--and vows that
something is going To happen tn thosc
curls + scissors stiil "ut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Henry Kolker. who hoads the sup
porting cast of Billie Burke IN
"Glorias Romance, once toured
Australia with his own company.
The Voice OF Love. a fiye-act
Grama featuring Wrlnifred Green
wood. will shortly be announced in
+. the Est OF Amen can- Mutual attrac-
items.
Franklin Richie and Helene Ros-
son have just finished work in
Esther Of the People, a fIVe-pdrt
sociological drama. which will he an
ncuncod later.
Richard Bennett Is diligently near
ing the close of production Of Tho
Lawmakers. an American Mutual
ftatu1e IN five acts. This photodrama
carries 4 strong prea'hmont against
capital punishment.
The liddies who appear IN chap
ter twenty of "Gloria's Romance ac-
tUally cried when their days work
was over aud they had TO leave Billie
Purke and the other members Of the
company who had been SO kind 10
them.
''Steeple" Jack Tyler who climbed
,ver FORT, fIoenolos in ana near go.
Angeles jast veor Is now a nembnr
or ,he Triongle- -lLcvstoners. M,clS
Sarnet enqored him in order that ho
might hnvn someone nhn coulJ tIav
comedy norts b,rh In the air witiot,
losing MS head
Herbert standings pride in one of
hiq sons beInr made - c1Dtaiu IN the
lie ~ ,4N4 Ia, a I.N a
satisfaction in dis,ovciine that his
twelfth child dorphtar loan is en-
So,yrd Win The hI$tri1ni| sr.iri, tbat
wen linn his rroc1incnt pl,ce ON the
English stnpo ana thc American
screen. Followers Of Mnrosco- para
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
TRAVELS VIA AUTO
EXCLUSIVELY NOW
Movie star Has Adventurous lrtp
From Houston. TEXAS. to Los
Angeles. cal.

Florence Nidor. the pretty Morosco-
itllas rim player, confines her mOuc
81 travel cYclusN .iS to the autom '-
bile. although she has often narrowly
tNcrted mishHps as d result Cf htr dis
IKE for trains and other common m'
dimns of long diatdnc, trau-p"rtA-
ton,
rpm Icing engaged to appear iu
the Lcurrc Gfrich phutoploy. Tho
Intrigue, Miss Nidor. who at the uh'
was al houston. TcN1s. immediately
m"dc her ugl preparation for UH
long trim to the Los Angeles studio.
and IN u'Vcc Of huviug yard Of rail-
read t"lcts. invested in new cdmp-
irt ouifii ara supplies for her Ncatn
tr-hcaten motor ear. The trlp proved
r"thcr advouturcspmc ana included
| ,h" shooting OF several coyotes ana
a rol berry at the hands of "a gSpsN
band T'ravcliN" alone, MsS NidpT
prepared h"r own meals ana IL Was
whit" r"ttiuG some water from a
p'"ruy .urine THAI hor auto camp Vhs
"' luei lv the evus, band wh,h shr
l'" rassrd cdrlirr In tn, lay. Hiac-
H,1liV every article ot value wa
90 kon. including al OF her money.
Tuun rcturuu" so b"r crmu Mis-
Vt"ur found uttlc lett aside hVr "rr
rUd triuts of horses hcufs and wagon
wheels Determined to give chase,
cho suddenly discovered that ,he
craok handle OF her machine was
r'i'~,pg Fortunately several hours
layer a passiu. aujomobil" took her
w. tnw and II required cunSidcrabl"
:, lror' uhirg before she could con
tjoro rcr trip. l}oeont'Cred npd with
''.t tiro .h" arrived at tn" Nurnsto-
n.''ns st'idios iu rlcpty of tmc &"
commence her notVitics before the
,awora MISS Vidor Is the d'usht"r
90 % tprrhor from the old school ana
rre s"oo. the greater. part Of ner iile
.ut ,f doors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
GRAND

Tho Village par4on" NHl IA, tho
play presented Uy the Van Ulre "
Eaton Co at the Grand tho hrst half
Of this week
Free presents will be gwen Monday
night to every person attending. \
popular young Tulsa couple viii he
married Wednesday night on thc stage
In view OF the audience.
The company Will 2iyo way four
nights for the "Ririh OF Nation" the
stock company goirs 30 he strand
theater Oprunrightj. returning to the
Grand next Monday Night, presenting
"Tnc Lion and the Nous"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

with the opening Of the TRANCE
program IN England letters by the
score have been received by Mack
Senuct. Keystone director general
copgratulating him upon the success
OF the comedy number on the famous
program.
with the import tax which England
has placed on all imported films the
interest on the war debt ought to be
paid this year by the Triangle-Key-
stone comedies " half the writer's say
about thelr reception IS true.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

comes seaslcS. ana when the awaken
ina. comes they ind themselves IN
their "bhnd pig. where beer keg
has burst ana they are drehched with
beer.
TO accomplish these scenic effects
tried the knowledge of Director liei i,
from ana the "l'lylng A. tc'hhlcn,
de departmrnt as wen as the nerve AMI
ability of the principal actors ana
oameraman; but tie results are more
than sufficient to rcpay all for thelr
dlipcnt, earnest efforts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
prcscncN OF Nlin.i.

"Oh, joint" shrieked Mrs pprkus.
"rhc baby has swallowed a silver
piccc!'
Mr. Dorkins took a handful OF
change out of his pocket and looked it
over.
calm yourself, Maria,' h said. 1T
was that counterfeit quarter I've been
trying 10 get rid OF. '--BrUJklyn chi
zen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
THIS LITTLE BOY
IS FAR FROM GLAD
Naury stuart, Child star ~ "hloria' :
Romance. Disguised at Being
Thought u Girl.

There Is an actor-a N"Iy capable
one. too-who * not altogetner
pleased with his part iu "Glor,a's
Romance. tho George Eleine motion
picture novel which features Billic
Burke.
This actor is not dissus;cd because
he has not scored hit for h' most
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
How He Does II.

Irvan Wlllatt. chief Of the photo
graphic ana art departments OF The
Triangle -lnce studios. is being mace
the target OF queries from his profes-
sIonal friends concerning the making
~ the decorative subtitles that are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
KOT.P hN0 DTTL FILM
DIFFICULT SEA STUFF
SCENES Enacted ~ Weird Dream lnN
Powers of Diic"tor iic;irun ana
Technical Staff.

ePcck o. Pickles" The stage sue
cess which won fame for kolb and
DN es German comedians, Is now
being filmed as fivc-Vct Amoricnu-
Mrtral comedy under the direction
uf Thomas y. lleffron, while person
ally supervised and TO be presented
by samuel :. Hutchinson.
Early IN the week Of Septembcr ;
the kolb ~ Din company spent s-N-
cral DAYS IN san Francisco takipg
scenes 10 represent Civil war days in
the national capital, 1t was planned
70 use the san Francisco mint AZ q
be ckgIouud for these scenes, hut the
lielt effects were so poor that .
change of location was made TO the
vicinity of the southern Pacific hos
pital near Golden Gate.
Comedians Take SubSca Whale Ride.
Not the least amusing Of incidents
appearing IN Peck O Pickles" is n
dream ride which Louie and Mike
tKolb and DilD take on the back OF
q whale at sea. They dream they are
shipwreckod ana SWIM to what ap-
pears to be small island, but which
proves To be a real live whale which.
tearing through the water with Mike
and Louie on Its back. spouts water
all over tho comedians Mike be.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Franklin Rtchia and Helene Ros-
son have just finished work in
Esther of the People, fiVe-pdrt
sociological drama, which will be an
ncuncod later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Through a misunderstanding of or
derS trooD OF motion picture
cavalrymen rode down Camersman
Homer Scott Of the Pa,l1s p'cfu' cs
studios and wrecked his camera
Cameraman Scott kept up the tradl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

The Voice OF Love. a fNe-act
Grama featuring Wh!nifred Green
wood. will shortly be announced in
e.. the Est of AmeIi ran- Mutual attrac-
tiCnS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01
Film Flashes

Henry Kolkcr. who heads the sup
porting cast of Billie Burke In
"Gloria's Romance" once toured
Australia with his own company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

Richard Bennett Is diligently near
ing tie close of production Of Tho
Lawmakers. an American Mutual
featuIe in five acts. This photOdraml
carries Il strong prearhmont against
capital punishment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

The kiddies who appear IN chap
ter twenty of "Gloria's Romance ac-
tually cried when their days work
was over aud they had 10 leave Billie
Purke and the other members Of the
company who had been so kind to
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-01

"Steeple" Jack Tyler who climbed
over forty flaepoles in and near Los
Angeles last year, is now member
ot the Trian2le- keystoners. MICK
Sennet engaged him in order that no
might have someone who could play
comedy parts high In the air withou
losing his head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
MANDAMUS WRIT.
CASE PROCEEDING
IN COURT TODAY
School Board Complications
Being Related; Iona
Arguments Made.

iirsnnr ~ rislk e. liudsrna srrN,s
ilrn fnf permanent wit Uf m,udamlH
iu rrmprl ihr Oklahoma vIN hr,tt o'
riH alton ln fuyrrnifr him ts nrwbrt
vaH hrrm hrfutr District iuirr CLARK
lhis morning
iulsr rlsk aFnsd sn alternative pft
Nav T. tnmrrllins tho hNprd ~ tr,peni,~
iludsru The efit vas issued ahnut thfrr
hours hsinfr tho regular n,rr,inr " the
lonl borfd vas hrduiri in b- hell
The Hudson siiv contends that imisrn
ia e mrmhti NJ N, brsri. Nhllr tho ~
vatis b.' 'irn contends Ulp, hr rtfrr,i
hs firhiH nH % mrmhrt b, removing fuw
ihr ward nom phiyh hr vss elected snd
from oklahoma ,itt
Practically ail ~ the mr'nnr sesslNr
We taken ~ hi ATTORNEYS ln atrumsr,s
NJ ~ vhai ihs issues M ,hr rnrc Wstt
~ noon little ~ 40 rfurfrss had tssn
made
" Fdesrls president VI i.. art.I
hosfi " ~ tnrr, sri'rtnrv. and
riats e ilHi e,ir nil ,bIlrd tr ths
Witness stand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
BONF0EYS DEMUR
TO INDICTMENT;
MOVE TO QuASH
Oklahoma CityanS, Accused
Of Using Mails TO 0eiraud,
Arralgned Today.

p,,uN " Uoufue, arN ts lrr.
r.r. IS uturf, rrm,r, connected
with the uonfr,, ir,u ani iu,.s,msr,
company ui usnhomr r'N. v,r, ne.
p.sncd ct i1o u,'r.I ms afternoon
before Judge vu't,ui boo irNsul district
,cu, charged with us, o' he urr,d
stBi,f malls in G,i.ud Tho ftn vrir
indicted b, tho fsd'nI EHnI Wrt
n.,vfk " iunfs1 WHa Hf.. .tri ..m.
time trn IU luf Worth TlH. brought
u utHhump CIV pnd hell uniui bond
tn await nriirn ~ ihr rIaui iuI,
y " B1nioy, was arrested thr da,
following apprehension ~ his hlrrf
Hri pIprud under bond w. vhs Iil in
nod n, ~, iimr W his arrest
Nuurnr,s Nf ihr a,ruasd nlru ,r
'.ffU re- wH'iur in uuaeh HHN sIar ,n
ffri demurrer in ih, indictment
Hiru tH'f,bl announced Wat hu would
h.Hf iH, motion in isv iats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
C.0,P,PlATFoRM
BEING PREPARED
PlankS To Favor kmerIcanlSm,
Preparedness and Pro-
teCllve Tariff.

cilirNgu Ns. P Preparation ~ tho
~rubienp platform Hss brgur according
IN Nori huuEhi hon, Nv lfrd W ~.
Nsm. chairman ~ iNr irrsi committee
sho has returned frum Sew Vnft anrf
oonfcrrnys wi'h e. ~ tUirs. frrHFlran
chairman sitonr rlsrks H,uurl Nmrr.
lrsulsm m'uinf, preparedness md rtu.
t"y'ivc iarlu. II De- ssil vii rr AmNrr
10 Important subtle 4, yrnaidrrri b,
thNsr dtaitinR thr platform
rturrvssi,tr. vhu hH1r frrtui't fs.
tur"i IN tho frpuhl sr rs'i, viii br
rnnsIliyd before the fnshinr tor hes Nrs
mair
l,uri is ths meet iavrt~d randidsis IN
,ho Nilsniiy states" ssli ~ tphnlr
~ Root is M, nominated. I thIuk
western man vl 10 huHcn \ mrmhrt
~ 'hr o'd Futfd' told NJ that Do frii
certain that Roosevelt viii not tsrri,s
rof, than eighty voice on ihr urst h,l.
iui Mos, " The talk fof ilurhyf h. iivm
men whu 80 mot delegates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
BIRRElL WITNESS
IN IRISH INQUIRY

luNuoN Nav - Augustine R.uo1
vHn resigned as chief '',f,np for Ir,.
nnd after a., Sim I,u revolt appeared
Iudb, ,ss witness hciot' the royaI con.
ni.,utr which is ip,Draung tho irish
uprsisg aui which Vas iold THURSDAY
b.. sr Matthew N,thlr former under.
secretary fnr lr'I1ud. tHti m, govern
w,r' had received advance information
u' me rebellion
No. Nrt,. 'n % prepared statement.
.tiI'
.II rr home rHI, h|n hHi not H,rn
npJtI Hu u, spf.'r hont, thor, vuu.i
Nl.. .,ru sr,H' ,ynHsiur nf Hr, and
disappointment Nu'N .r If.ir.f suI 300
unr Irf.i ~Hf,s pH.I. v.rr vrr
Hu' would "H., rsfHm,i alarming nrn.
r.ffirr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
RAILROAD APPEALS
TO SUPREME COURT

90. urts lhrI ipUos. ,nmpsr,
rf'is. appealed iU 90, .uutsm, ,Huft
rom iudsmsut " ih' district court NJ
Upd, count, vhiJh awarded Nr e "
Gu,hudsr Nnoo1 damage. fot ,ht death
ui brr suu. killsi while ,mrlo,ei b,
'hr umrsu, ns firmpr
~, vbs thrown frum lbs cab ~ sr
rra.u, D., ih, fHdirr stopping NJ ,pir
rstr r,vpss,i bu' il.d almost lusisnti,
w. gHa ~ ,rsfs n'd 1rd o.. o' surrp,i
~ bs widowed mHlhrf SHE sued frt
500 uIH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
Proposition of 2.6 Cents a
Mile Proposed TO State
Officials.
PENDING LITIGATION
HOLDS UP TRANSACTION
No Decision in Fare Matter
Reached at important
Conference.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
United States Court Issues
Restraining Order Directed
Against State.
GYPSY COMPANY CLAIMS
ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Probably Three Judges Will
SIT at Hearing May 26;
Officials Cited.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
UrIt,d s',t-, couf, Invoked
BRITISH WARsHIPs
DESTROY TURK FORT

IuNuuN N, 20 UrrrH v,f.hira
and b,.HrHHss nave b,mnsfi,i t.r town
~ lf Nr.. boo ig.ri near i"r UuId.f uf
Palestine and pf' believed o. rrNr i,
,Itr,ci the furi thrft. ~ was officially
announced lrid'N W Nush Is un The
Turkish line uf communication from
syria a. IgNpt
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1REAcnERY CHARGED
IN WIRE TAPPING

NEW NuEk NHt ~ Mayor Nf.brI
H. abatement FRIDAY, accused -.uHfHt
GUnfr" Thompson chairman OFF iIy .,..
,urN' ,uwwii'r, thp' has hlrn tIf.
tapping r,iVfIr ~ hy unl.t. .nf
irorrh't' n 'Nr Unite. -'s'ts Doe.
cause N hr attempt io iu,rstirrir Tho
tapping n M. telephone ~ tho wun
ilnuF.iu'ug rrW ~ Seymour a s.,
HfHIr
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Election
Returns

IiIr tnur rirs nn the down
r. town district SB'urla, night
- ahuut u uyluUk n ,uu want
~ Know whether tbu water hund
i..ur carrie.
N the huui i,.up wins the ukp
holman and rlmr- will 1unwnrv the
,lrinr, 3, -huiing uff nunil~f
~ hir sk,ru.kcis from the tuof ~
The uklahuman building
n the bunl issur IS l,s-i the nri
viii h. announced In blaze ~ red
rr
The uklahrman and rimcs have
made arrangements tn gpt the ~.
suits tho minute the vote has hy,n
truutril
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
''|iMI SIIiIos M iiH AID half

inNpON MAY n It h rrnsfsur
believed ihsi ih,t vote ~ rtrdn which
rfrmirr NspuIih wUl ask nnm pstiia
msui nfst rursda, viii 10 for lNn nno oal
rrunlt tii 0u' nnoi This will b. tho
eleventh ,0ia sinr. ihr tsrinuInr uf th.
vsf arI uii hlur hr trisi itua snt
,i nr 10 iiiiooo eoo pounds til.sie..
VvV.voVJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
Chinese Revolt
Leader Is Killed

EAN FRANCISCO. Ne, ~ usp,ni
chen rhI. Sci. hirh nffirlai rf the
Chnssn revolutionary rstt, vas assss.
sinatsd h ihTr. allseyd Nusn AHi k.t
supporters NJ Shsnehsi Thufsi,, might
ndvlrrs ~ the Chinsic Usrnhii. sran.i,
iiun sst Ten If M, asssssIns arfs
vaueM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
IMPORTANT ARREST MADE
IN IRISH CONSPIRACY

tuNiNN. Wst is-An impafian, ~.
80, was msd, THURSDAY nlth IN eun.
n-r,iun uiih rn a,,rmr, in lard afms ~
~ southwest frsss' r itiand cn tir,sl
lildal. sais a disps,,h ffum Tfalcs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
GERMANY WILL NOT
REPLY TO y. s. NOTE

wAsuiNuruN. NAV t. Herman,
considering the suhmsiine .nntnvrts,
eiih the United states ,inssi. has a,
ieiminsd in mshr nu fssrnnse ip iHs last
Amefican note Un the sHhtrt Minir,s
tirn ~ tia effect IL nnitir,i n ,..p.
f'ir'tisl ad,i,ts o. tiNsd hyf, ft,,m iJ.i.
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INSTRUCTION eA"p ABANDONED

iuEr RILEY. Kan MAY g. coil
amps o' instruction and mar,uyer, fo.
thy United Ststos army TN, summer
have been cancelled. according 30 word
received NJ foft RILEY from the war dr.
Isttmrui