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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
2
A garbled passage attributes editor Harry Hh Vora Anson with a justice role and references Heliodral Tiveday and Lee Daniel. It describes a front line action and a perceived adherence to rigid, wide reaching political principles.
A fragmented OCR text shows heated debate on redistricting and party loyalties. It references figures like Jone Lovarils and Flor lie and mentions a Republican influence on the outcome. The tone hints at criticism of policy and voter alignment amid a tense campaign atmosphere.
The Democratic ticket wins a decisive victory in Tulsi, driven by leaders like M. S. Blassingtune and J. Thernham and backed by denatured support from the common people. The article praises the campaign managers and condemns Republican leadership, predicting strong oversight of the new administration during the term.
A garbled historic page reflects a political rally scene with calls for democracy and public participation. It references voter engagement, leadership, and the citizenry’s role in governance, with scattered names and places appearing amid damaged OCR text.
Property ad urges quick action on affordable South Haven lots with fertile soil and water access. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the area, with several lots available at 120 dollars down and weekly payments. Contact Room 4, 117 South Cincinnati, by phone 910 for details.
An article discusses the April 1 deadline for federal tax returns and details exemptions for various filers. It notes married couples, widows with children, and single earners face differing limits and credits, with officials stressing equal treatment and deadlines. The piece echoes a period tone as it outlines who must file and the penalties for noncompliance.
The tale centers on Mr Simpkins, recounting his 1910 tax bill under wartime income laws. It traces his earnings of $15,000 and his calculated liabilities, noting 14x jumps in income risk, deductions for children, and comparisons to others like Henry King. The piece blends social commentary with personal finance details and scandalous edge about tax fairness.
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