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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
1
A Democratic victory swept the city as voters favored the people's ticket over the Republican platform. Despite mayoral candidate Holhard's illness, the Democratic win over Republican rival J. Monmonn reflected strong support for honesty and efficiency in city government. Republicans faced unexpected losses as late returns confirmed a decisive shift in urban leadership.
A dramatic account depicts intense precinct level clashes amid a heated election. It claims Republican efforts to influence Black and White voters failed, prompting arrests and habeas corpus actions while Democratic forces defend civil rights and contest intimidation. Claims of voter suppression and police misconduct are reported with editorial backing.
A report from April 1 details Ewing of Toi county seeking support to restore representation for Colored People in the state legislature. The piece notes calls for his return to defend interests of the Colored population as factions push for a term back in Logan county.
Female Hicks obtained a divorce from Alfred Micke on grounds of cruelty. The proceedings occurred in Waterdpport with Wind Kea Weulert of duty listed as overseeing official. Mor Walden Camp Way Gine acted as attorney J. H. Spaare represented the plaintiff.
A fragment laden with biblical prophecies discusses resurrection, population estimates, and end times. It cites Revelation and Isaiah while debating whether the dead will rise in a future judgment and how many will inhabit the earth, referencing Geographic regions and historical figures in a sermonistic cadence.
Dr Edgar Blake of Chicago told the New Bedford conference that about eight hundred thousand Negroes moved north in the last twenty years, with additional figures suggesting more than eighteen million? The text is garbled but asserts a northern shift in race issues and migration.
Ann Mary Jackson died Saturday amid tuberculosis and heart failure at an asylum. The report notes efforts to remove the body and care by Moe Hollingsworth of North Glento while relatives seek more information. The fragmentary text suggests a care facility context and the involvement of Company Hae in the undertaker arrangements.
A thirty day revival begins in St Louis led by Rev. AL Whitaker pastor of Me Zion Haptiet ehueub. He plans to stay with his congregation until democracy triumphs, hoping the mission strengthens Christ’s followers.
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