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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
JAPAN UN|TES
WITH RUSSIANS
IN new treaty
Toxic Foreign Office An
nounCes Signing Of COnven-
ton at Petrograd.

TOXIC. July The Japanese Tor.
,gu office announced TODAY a, the sub.
stance Of a Russo Japanese convention
signed a, rc,tognd, Monday, the iol.
lowing
FIR. Neither will take part IN any
arrangement oi political combination
directed arain,, the other
Second In the case ,hc territorial
tight, or support IN the Far East oi
on, ni the contracting parties which
are recognized by the other contracting
p,tiie, are menaccd. Japan and Russia
viii consult with each other on meas.
utts To adop, with view 10 supporting
~ extending assistance tor the safe.
liatdng and defense ct these right,
and interests"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
PROGRAM TO AID
Of cAnIEEU Fund

ROYAL Neighbct, and Modern Wood
men win siv, program tonieh, a,
Odd Fellows hall Grand and Walker
avenues. for the beneii, oi the Can,een
Fund tot Oklahoma City, national
guard
Included in the entertainment, mum
hers will he a piano solo hy Miss lune
Chapman. a reading hy Miss Kathleen
Waller. patriotic talk, hy Col lee.
craft. Commissioner Mike nonnelly and
Chief Nichols a whis,lins solo by Mr.,
Pearl Bassiuser. readings hy Miss Sadie
Anderson, violin solo by William Chap.
man. reading BY Raymond lond and a
vocal solo BY Glenn Persons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
WHOLE GERMAN ARMY IN WEST RUSSIA REPORTED MTREkT Ting
HE'S 81, BUT BREAKS
HIS WRIST AVENGING
SHEER AT ROOSEVELT

T7REEPORT. l.. t. July Two
n friend, Of "unclc John" Smith
% visited him At ms home Uncle
John /, VI year, old and i, a young
progressive Theodore Roosevelt IS
his idol Politics entered his con.
ycr,atlon with hi, friends
Uncle John now 3, nursing \
broken wrist but is a, full Il ginger
as II he were II
Those fellows ln'ultcd Teddy
said he angrlly "'Iear God and
take your own part. i, my motto. I
took my own part" He brandi,hcd
stout cane with hi, left hand II
used the blg suck Those two fcl-
lows got out IN a hurry. bat in thr
mix 40 broke my wrist Pooh :
That's nothing Teddy can have my
right arm IT he needs II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
EPIDEMIC SHOWS 10
SIGN OF Abatement

NEW YORK. July With ci,y.
state and federal authorities fighting
IN. disease. the epidemic oi inianule
PARALYSIS showed little signs Of aba,e
ment today During the twenty four
hours ending at ~ o'clock today TWEEN
~ two more children died Nineteen oi
,ht,, ,uctumbtd In brooklyn There
we're eighty seven new eases reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Unofficial Dispatch Tells OF
Triple Setback at Hands
OF SIavS.
GREAT BATTLE RAGING
ALONG FRONT IN FRANCE
British Launch New Drive East
OF Albert and Gain in Sew
eraI Sections.


toNnoN tJ,. 2 G.,,,,, 70.
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~, i,am R,g, IN y,,b.r,, h, renor,ed
,.d,,
The unofficial new, to this effect
comes iron Peirograd through Rome.
], declares that a triple defeat ior The
Germans ~ the Riga, kolkl and Bara-
noylchi sections caused them TO begin
a movement OF their whole front vest
ward
Petrogad has recently announced
successes m these regions.
The German statement today admits
q salient oi the German line m Vol
hynia projecting toward Caartosk has
been abandoned under superior pressure
Pl inc NuS'an' ana nc" Inc OF ue-
''"'c Ne'co'eh
Helpless Before Big Guns
The Russians have begun a tremend.
ous offensive on the Riga front where
their artillery is DESTROYING the trenches
OF the Germans saws a dispatch TO the
Exchange Telegraph company from Vi
enna. The bombardmcn,. the dispatch
adds. lasted twenty four hours. The
Germans were helpless before the Rus
sian artillery. which can now'iire fifty
shells as against one IN 1914
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south oi the Sommr, m the field oi the
great allied offensive. are resting on
TIE ground won IN their notable adj
yM.cc' IN the last week
here Is comparative lull IN the
lighting around Nerdun so lar aS the
infantry :, concerned. hu, ARTILLERY ae-
, tons on the righ, bank ot the Meuse
! norm OF The citadel are still violent
Fighting Violent
The British statement today follows
This morning IN certain sectors ot
the battle field east oi Albert We re-
nmcd a vigorous offensive al dawn
The Germans a, the same time launched
heavy attacks ON our new trenches in
the vicinity oi the Ancrc and north Of
trooutt with the result that yiolept
ii,h,ing /, now IN progrc,, along the
Wiolr front between the Ancfc aud
, Mon,auhan
Enemy Regains Ground
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
oRPE1 DEFENSE
RESTS ITS CASE
Introduces Documentary Evl.
dence in Students Trial
For Murder

WAUkEGAN. III. July THE de
Tense after introducing documentary
evidence. tested to-day IN the case VI
William " Otpc,. the college student
charged wi,h the murder of Marian
Lambert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Formal Acceptance Of Pro-
pOSaI for Negotiations
Given ArredOndo.
COUNTRY READY FOR
IMMEDIATE ACTION
Seek to Prevent Recurrence
OF Difficulties Causing
Controversy.

NNNlilNhIDN, July /-A note
formally accepting General tarranla
proposal that difference, between the
lnucd state, and the dc iacto govern
mrnt oi Mexico be settled by direct
negotiation va, drafted today
secretary Lansing took a drai, OF
the note tp the cabinet meeting and
had u delivered promptly after the
cabinet adjourned The course TO be
pursued already had been agreed upon
by President Mil'on and his adviser,
Ready for Practical Plan
The text OF the note, addressed to
Minister Arrcdondo. follows
"Sif
Il have the honor TO acknowl-
edge the reccipl OF your oommuni-
cation oi july !, 1910. IN which
you tfansCtlbc a note addressed 10
me BY the secretary ot foreign re-
laiionN Of you' government and to
request that YOU will transmit to
HIM the following reply =
MIR Secretary | have the honor
TO acknowledge the receipt OF your
courteous note transmitted to me
by Senor Arredondo on the fourth
instant IN -vtrwh-yrw >rfcr torrv-'
notes Of June ~ and June 2S and
10 assure YOU IT the sincere graft
iication Of my government az the
frank statement oi the difficulties
which have unfortunately arisen IN
our relation, along the intcfna-
iionll boundary and the unfcSerycd
cxpfcs ,ion u the desire OF your
government tn reach an adjust
mcnt Of these difficulties ON a
broad and amicahlc basis The
same spirit oi friendship and oi
,olicitudc FOR the continuance %.
cordial relations between our two
] countries inspires my government
which equally desires an immediate
solution ~ the matters oi dii'rr-
,nce which have long yeNed both
governments
II, IS especially pleasing TO my
government, that the he iacto gov
cfnmcnt ni Mexico Is disposed tn
give quick a. well as practical
consideration IN spirit Of con
cord in the remedies which may I've
applied to the existing conditions
Rcciptoca,ing the same desire. the
government oi the United States is
prepared Immediately TO exchange
views as to practical plan 10 tc-
move finally and prevent fecur-
renee Of the difficulties which have
been the source Of the contfo-
versv
Accept. Mr.. Secretary. the re-.
newed assurances " my highest
consideration
II am. sit.
Yours very sincerely.
/ tSigucdl ROBERT LANSING" "
Assembling Reserves.
| The war department was busy a
scmbllng iut the ht,t time m hisiu'
the United States regular army r
serve oi IuO " 500 enlisted men =
Gently tet,tcd it,m active service, b
still subject to cal IN case ot war
emergency" Announcement was maj
Thursday nigh, that these men wou
be summoned to assist IN ufganiSli
additional regular army UNITS about
he formed under the new national d
tense act.
The sctie, " conferences he,wc,
Counsellor Polk ,i the state dcpat,mc
and Ehseo Atfcdpndo. Mexican an
bassador designate, iot which the tori,
coming note doubles, prepares the wa
may extend beyond the question oi ~
,ecting the bnfdc' apains, future hanJ
raid, and 70 into the need oi the Ga
. rama government lot financial ~
Unff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
SHR|NERS BEGIN
PILGRIMAGE TO
BUFFALO MECCA
Band and Patrol Go Along
With More Than Hundred
Men and Women.
Taboardl" shouted the conductor.

lasuNaiut enpulVN Ul' NuIuutlOIs
More than hundred men and wom-
en- OF Oklahoma City and smaller cities
Of the state. climbed into a string Of
Pullman coaches in the NJ. X. & +
yards at 0.M o'clock this morning to
start on the annual pilgrimage oi
ShrincrS The convention will be held
" Buffalo.
India Temples band and patrol wen,
in a body. Scores oi local Shrners who
were unable TO accompany the train will
leave later Many have gone on be
icfe, in order to visit along the route
Practically all on the pilgrimage will
make visits in the east on their return
Members Of Band e.
Members OF the band arc Messf.
ktcse. Smith, McClain. Taylor. pe,hek
Wallace, Daley. Sc,ctins, Fuftow
llarknesS. Tool. Lake, Chris,man. Shaw
trontirurd on rss, rya1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Little Change in
Weather Condition

Local Forecast Generally 'slr ,orlsh,
and saturday no, much chang. In TEN.
pera,ure.
state Fot.esst-rorlph, and saturday.
partly cloudy.
KANSAS ANn WEST rFNAs-Falt
ARkANsAS-Cloudy, showers In eas,
portion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
German High Sea
Force Near British
Coast Seizes Ship

BERLIN, July 7-Ofiieial announce
men, was made today ,ha, the Bti,
ish steamship Lesttis was held ~ b,
German warships near the English coast
and sci,ed as a prize.
The statement SAYS the L.s,ris wa,
held up by a portion Of the German
high sea forces"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
FIRST Kansas Infantry goe.

FOKT RILEY, Kan, July T-The
FRS, infantry regiment. X n. g.. de.
parted for the border today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
GUARD SWORN IN
As REc|MENT;N NO
Col. Hoffman FOrbids Gaming
And Women Camp Fol-
lowers.
by PAUL COTTRELL.
Staff Cottespoudsnt

MOBILIZATION CAMP. FORT
SILL, July 7-foutteen hundred offs
tets and men oi the FRS, infantry. Ok
lshoma National guard. stood in fts,
nien,a, formation this morning and
were sworn into federal service a. a
unit
Colonel Hoffman has forbidden gam
bling and the presence ui female camp
followers
The office Of the adiu,ani general
Lad no, received notification this morn
rs oi All otiA issued yesterday At
Washington allowing national guard,
Wcn having dependents to he dn.
charged
|, is stated ,ha, Jew member, Of the
Oklahoma CITY oon,,neen,s Al Fort sill
will be affected by the order
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
CAPITALS GUARD
GIVEN AN HOURS
RELAXATION HERE
WaShington's Hospital and
Signal Corps Allowed TO
Leave Train in City.

Wa'hinion y G.. poured the van
uard Of is border bound militia into
Oklahoma City this morning
Bearded dusty tired and thirS,yt the
lls men and officers composing the
field hospital corps and field signal
corps Of the First regiment. n G. n G .
piled in khaki streams from their
coaches at the Rock Island depo, at II
o'clock About m pecr', waiting for
an eastbound train witnessed the de
scent.
The two unit, LEI, Washington on
luly They were IN Memphis. Tenn.
~ July : and came hcry<bn the Rock
Island Their dcNinaIion Is Bi,hee
ARR They expect 20 arrive there Mon
day morning
Hospital Contingent
The field hospital !, composed 0i
SiNty.iout men and six officers. Tho
signal corps oi ,eyen,, five men an
three officers MAJ e n Bowket one
ot the most prominent physicians ~ the
national capital commands the first
unit, and Can't q { Terry the second
One hour was given the men in which
to take exercise IN Oklahoma CITY he
fore leaving Tor the west They were
| formed in line On the Rock l,lani
nla,'orm and then otdcfc 20 stretch
their legs" They lost No time diSap.
ptatinc in the crowds on broadway
Those Well Fed
One guatd,man declared that Will,
he had heard reports 10 the effect thai
eastern militia units had been III led
food. ice and comforts were plentiful
with the Washington guardsmen 1h'
only thing they lacked. he said, wa
newspapers lie wa, given a bundle oN
Daily Oklahomans.
Empty troop train, on their wa,
hack from the border passed through
the city all morning Ono particular,
long train came through on the SAINTS
rc from For, Worth I, will mec, N,
Seventy fourth New York infantry Al
kan,a, CITY ,h, afternoon and return
tonight, bound io' laredo TcNa,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
One OF the Other Places.

Another Of the place, h. referred
to had been twice nigh,.raided hy
the sheriff and a man from this oifio,
wi,hou, finding any evidence Of viola
ton, and another oi the places ha, ior
months been under the sutveillanc. Of
the sheriff
Notwithstanding this. Mr. Choa,e
while few DAYS municipal udre pre-
tends TO have learned that these place
we're evil, and wi,hou, giving his in
formation 10 ,hi, office a, 1t was HI,
duty TO do. he tcekle'sly. wi,hou, tegat,
to the truth, employed !, iot poli,iea
hume
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Puts II Up TO People.

"The peopl, Of this city and county
know the conditions existing during
Mr. Chca,e's former official career. and
they know the conditions now, and I
douh, II anyone. after reflection. would
want the former Choate conditions re-.
stored in this city and county
"On- Of tho places referred to in his
interview had within the two weeks
prior to that time, heen twice raided
by Mr Selby, a deputy sheriff and
Chiei Nichols, and Mr.. Selby had start.
ed proper prosecutions for the de.
lense.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
County Attorney DenounCeS
Candidates AdminiStra-
ton Before.
REFERS TO CONDITIONS
AS THEY ONCE EXISTED
Prosecutor Expresses Doubt
OF Critics Ability to Be
Effective on Job.

A recent attack by John Choate. re-
publican candidate ior prosecutor upon
the county attorneys office brought
forth a hot reply from County Auor.
ncy Embry today Choa'c'S attack was
in letter 10 the mayor at the time
he resigned as municipal Judge En-
bry', letter follows
81 noticed IN a recent issue Of the
newspapers that John Choate resigned
the office of municipal Judge 10 become
candidate for county attorney. 10 ~
cure the enforcement Of law IN ihi,
county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
Raps Choate's Record.

With his becoming candidate Tor
county attorney | have no concern. but
shall not pass by his unwarranied at
tack upon this office Since the pres
ent city and county administrations
have cleaned away the greater part OF
the rotten conditions that developed
enormously Will. Mr. Choate. as deputy
and his associates filled the county at
,orncy's office before. he nigh, he able
now to suppress a few struggling Of
Tenders. but ther- is nothing in his
pas,oiiicial record that justif,es the he
lief that he would do even that little
in any effective way.
while Mr.. Choate was sworn 10
enforce ih- law in this county not
only road houses operated beyond the
city limits but gambling den'. boo1e
Joints and houses ot prostitution cp-
Grated openly and unmoleS,ed upon the
public streets oi the city, and oondi.
tonS became so bad and criminals he.
came so bold ,ha, !, has been a conS,an,
struggle with the present adminiStfa
,ionS to reduce these evils TO the pres
cnt minimum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-07
whirlwind Of ARTILLERY pr.

The French had time TO 'horoushiv
strengthen their line. ,o advance ami
nlace in position heavy artillery srd 10
bring up plentiful stocks Of munitions.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-23
HEALTHY FOOD HANDLERS.

In his address at the conference Of the Indiana state
county and city food drug and sanitary inspectors,
Gently held at Indianapolis f. D. Barnard state food and
drug commissioner, said:
will
Whether this will be done will depend so much
Mr.. Barnard who has urged strongly possible and
worked for it, the attitude of the inspectors They
will meet with opposition in such campaign for the
age citizen finds in request for medical certificate
yelled accusation of kind he regarded
danger to the community. As matter of fact, he
should be the to seek the examination Certainly
food handler possessed of the dments of
wants to subject large number Of his neighbors to the
danger that turks in food handled by persons afflicted
with readily communicable diseases. He should submit
his person to examination evidence of his pride in his
business
AS matter of fact such wholesale Investigations Of
the health Of food handlers Mr. Barnard demands
uay show that for the part they healthy class
OF people. Now and then is discovered which de-
mands drastic action The of Typhoid Mary the
New York cook who communicated the dread disease to
many persons is not easily forgotten. But she the
exception For like her there thousands with
whom fault be found but the public wants to be
sure.