Editor Threatened With Violence In Tulsa Star Chaos
The Tulsa Star reports threats of violence against its editor amid a dispute over a recent article. Charley Gibson accused the editor and a local figure of conspiracy, with police seen as passive, while the paper vows to defend decency and press freedom amid ongoing tensions.
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Tulsa
The
Star
Tulsa Star
Alliver
Charley Gibson
the Star
Crystal Case
Enya Stom Welth
Sary
Gibson
Dillar
Ilmon
A. Colinsen
Bey
Lidia
Lene
Wiruwon
Tulsa opinion letter asks fair deal on church leaders
A reader in Tulsa defends churches and pastors from blanket blame and calls for fair exposure of any misconduct. The letter cites the Chamber of Commerce report on law and order and praises Capt. Jackson for opposing discrimination among all citizens. It urges transparency about a high ranking church member without tarrying all churches.
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Uns
Police
Person of
Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce
Wiley
Ily
Jackson
Muskogee
Patterson Case Sparks Debate Over Negro Appointment
The Muskogee Times-Democrat argues against narrow anti Negro criticism of A B Patterson for registrar of the U S treasury. It defends the policy of educating and upgrading African Americans and cites Patterson as a high class educated man. The article applauds Oklahoma senators for their support and criticizes detractors for self interest.
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A.B. Patterson
United States Treasury
Oklahoma
National
Demic Party
Demic
Democratic Party
Patterson
Times-Democrat
Muskogee
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Celebration Amid Festivities
A community celebration is planned sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with regional participation. The event aims to showcase local theater influences and civic unity, featuring a program of music, dancing, and displays from neighboring communities.
Grand Kehers Clause Debate Reaches Supreme Center
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of the Grandfather Clause and voting rights. References to June or March timing appear, with mentions of a supreme center of the state and debates over how the clause would influence future elections. No clear dates or named places are consistently readable.
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Lins
Woman at The Midway Faces Threat After Incident
A woman at The Midway, Pearl, ages seventy, was attacked with a razor blade, prompting Sheriff Tawney Cleaver to vow no mercy to anyone causing trouble at The Midway. The assailant was jailed as the case moves toward possible charges.
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Pearl
Mitwaty
Wight
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