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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
2
The piece centers on heated discussions in the state capital about immigration and urban growth. It notes protestations by factions supportive of reform and opposition from those wary of rapid change. Prominent figures, including local organizers and party leaders, are cited amid debates over policy exemptions and census impacts.
In a turbulent scene, Benatee and others face foyer charge probes while calls for resignation surge. Senators and lawmakers debate next steps as investigations unfold and speculative moves shape the chamber.
Fragmentary OCR text references an election context with names such as Martin and Hones and mentions a new event following the election. Details are too damaged to extract a coherent story or outcome.
The notice states a subscription arrangement involving Mick Ueber and the Tulsa area for a publication or event. It references a site of the Filed Shas Sf, the Mikes Sh ME, and a postage point at a local post office. It mentions a Native fe stead and a planned demand around December, with authority and venue implied but details obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a club women’s meeting or notice with garbled names and scattered phrases. The readable bits mention a hall event, a bill, and various disjointed terms suggesting preparations or notices. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are ascertainable.
A court records Meyer Hue and others linked to a possible murder bid. Authorities, including County Attorney Malone, pursue Mandolph on charges tied to envy and jealousy, with a trial date set for the near term.
A promotional appeal highlights Tulsa Oklahoma as the thriftiest city in the Southwest with rising housing, new dwellings, and hotels full as investors urged to build on vacant lots. The piece praises local Black citizens’ contributions to home pride while urging constructive business growth and welcoming visitors to experience the city.
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