Ambassadors and Census Figures Highlight City Politics
Washington reports on ambassadorial delays and Kansas City ties to a possible United States posting. A Missouri census shows St Louis growing 2 percent as East St Louis and nearby towns reflect a shifting regional profile amid diplomatic chatter and recalls.
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Kansas City
Hling Looper
United States
Northen
Indian Lecessary
Delote Ile
Cyrity Leland, Jr
Uesia
White House
ST. Louis
Soper
Pry
Missouri
ST Louis
Curtla Guild
St Lymis
The
United
Guild
Crane
Ambassanor
Merueon
Kirkwood
China
Taft
Clayton
East St Louis
Madison
Venice
Granite City i
San Francisco
Household Ruth Banquet Held in Cleaver-Cher ry Building
An appetising banquet hosted by the Household of An gathered many attendees of mixed sexes who enjoyed the feast in the Cleaver-Cherry building on Tuesday night.
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Bane Wembbers
Cole Odd Pallane
Will Organize Colored Band For Tulsi Event
A plan to form a colored band in Tulsi aims to entertain and boost community spirit. The gathering is scheduled for Sunday afternoon to finalize arrangements and ensure a successful展示.
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Therese Maven
Toot
Tulsi
Three More Colored Officers For Tulsa
The news notes the arrival of additional colored officers in Tulsa civic ranks. Friends and supporters welcome the new appointees and discuss their expected contributions to city administration and community service.
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Tulsa
Tulsa Oilers in Action At South Mall Park Clash
The Tulsa Oilers head to a desperate contest with a Nowata team on the 27th at South Mall Street Park. A live one from start to finish, the Oilers aim to win a close game and rebound after a recent loss.
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Tulsa Oilers
Nowata
Dunbar High School to Meet Uhimulges This Afternoon
Dunbar High School of Tulsa will engage in a heated battle with the Uhimulges High School this afternoon on Main Street Park. The Tabat boys are in fine condition and will carry the fight to their opponents.
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Dunbar High School
Tulsa
Uhimulges High School
Main Street Park
Tabat
Colored Reading Room Benefit Planned at Opera House
A benefit event for a proposed Colored Reading Room is set for next Wednesday at the opera house. The program includes literary and musical pieces and aims to raise funds with refreshments from William Confectionary. Tickets and participation span both white and colored communities in Tulsa.
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Opera House
Nisi
Eltheens
Tulsa
Willlnie
Tulva
Willian
Jeanine
Tertainment
Stafford
Revival Converts Grow as Local Revival Reaches Parish
Locals report 11 converts and 1 backslider reclaimed in a Vernon Amoral revival led by Pastor Jan A Johiain. The meeting drew many seekers, strong youth, and children, with Key Johnson haw delivering nightly sermons and ministry extending to Sand Springs and nearby communities.
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Jan A. Johiain
Vernon Amor
Churet
Key Johnson Haw
Aave
Lawyer HOA Guess Secures Settlement in Tulsa Case
Read the Star for Tulsa news. A lawyer named HOA Guess obtained a large settlement Tuesday for a client whose son died in an oil company accident. The suit contends wrongful death and seeks damages from the focal oil firm.
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Hoa Guess
Focal Oil Company
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Tulsa News
Kansas seeks state home for rescued girls in white slave reform plan
April 7 Topeka Kansas legislators will be asked to create a state institution named the girls industrial home to care for rescued girls. The plan aims to replace Beloit school with a reform model similar to Hutchinson for boys and seeks towns offering site and funds. John Marshal will lead view cases with Rev Charles M. Sheldon and TA McNeal named to the committee.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ralph Roberis
Kur Parity Federation
Ena
Girls Industrial Home
Beloit
Hutchinson Reformatory
Roberts
John. Marshal
State Teripicraire Union
Public Aiies Commission
Charles M. Sheldon
TA McNeal
Cy Young to Federal League shock rocks Pittsburgh
Cy Young plans to join the Cleveland club in the new Federal League which opens May 6 as reported by William T McCullough who just returned from Indianapolis. Bill Phillips will manage the Indianapolis Rebels to attack Guaymas. Four trains carried constitutionalists from Naco Arizona after a long conference with war equipment and prisoners under General Obregon toward Hermosillo en route to Guaymas.
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Cy Young
Pittsburgh
Cy Youtur
L Y
Cleveland Ehib
Naco, Arie
Obregen
Herminsul
Guaymas
Tried Murder In Court. Private Detective Hayes Shoots Self
In New York on April 17 Patrick Hayes, a private detective charged with assaulting a woman, refused court counsel and drew a revolver. The gun misfired toward the supervising detective, and Hayes then shot himself in the head, the report states.
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New York
Patrick Hayes
Hayes
Will
Speechless Farewell Dinner Delays Departure for Europe
April 17 at LES a farewell dinner intended before a European trip was upended by a prank as the president of the board of education refused to attend unless toasts were removed, prompting a speechless dinner in response.
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Tulsa
Eustice Jameryon
Mise Annie Price
HG. Griffin
Les
Prank
B Board of Education
Europe
Princess Louise loses suit over parasols in Paris court
Paris court orders Leopold's daughter Princess Louise of Melgiun to pay 770 dollars for twelve parasols bought between May 17 and July 7, one for each of twelve dresses. The most expensive parasol cost 140 dollars.
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Paris
Leopold
Prinches Louise of
Melgiun
THAT SILK DRESS 18 TIN Paterson Strikers Expose Secrets
In Paterson the silk workers begin a boycott of their trade secrets led by William D. Haywood. They reveal how weighted silk uses metal to stiffen dress goods and accessories.
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Paterson
William D. Haywood
Wagoner Court Probes Bootlegging Ring Inquisition
In Wagoner Oklahoma Judge ER C Allen held an inquisition to probe liquor law violations amid rumors of bold bootleggers. Witnesses were summoned and a dumping process used to elicit incriminating statements. About a dozen warrants were issued as evidence accumulated. The cases were later brought before Judge Dickey’s court for trial.
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ER. C. Allen
Fundt Pening
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