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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1918
Page
2
Anseolain Haditor is mentioned in a fragmentary note with unclear context and no discernible events or affiliations to report. The readable text provides limited associations and lacks verifiable details for a fuller summary.
A chaotic and partisan speech filled city primary scene shows widespread debate over reform and education. Figures named Helen Tate and various civic leaders clash on policy, with calls for continuity versus change and a push to curb patronage.
A real estate notice promotes buying a lot in South Haven with healthful location fertile soil and excellent water. The Interurban line now extends beyond South Haven and expects cars running soon. financing available at one dollar down and one dollar weekly. Contact Room 5, 117 South Cincinnati, or the ground floor office. phone 910.
A concise obituary notes Werthe of a man whose memory honors his work and worth. The piece honors his life, legacy, and character, describing him as devoted and respected in the community. The notice emphasizes his enduring influence and the respect of family and friends.
An obituary lauding Dr D W Bryant born in Mississippi educated at Roger Williams University and Meharry Medical College who practiced in Chicago Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The piece honors his medical skill philanthropy faith and expansive influence, calling him a mind of science and a beacon for justice and education.
A Nashville group calling itself the Law and Order Statue has formed to combat mob law and lynching. Eight prominent citizens signed resolutions urging sound public opinion, enforcement of criminal laws, and support for officers. The group aims to educate public sentiment, influence grand juries, and prepare sheriffs for emergencies while condemning lynching as unjustifiable.
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