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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
2
A heavily garbled Tulsa Star segment lists numerous personal names, places, and scattered phrases. The jumbled OCR references individuals, dates, and events, with mentions of people like Abbie, Jeb, and Scottiag, and various locations or institutions. The dense, unreadable text lacks coherent narrative.
Disjointed OCR segments report a public notice or alert related to crime victims in a troubled district. The readable parts reference warnings, official acts, and a contested event name. The fragmentary text includes scattered names and places, yet no clear dates or actionable deadlines emerge.
The clipping presents a jumble of names, places, and terms with few coherent facts. It mentions Adams, Cairo, Meeke, Averis, and several scattered proper nouns, but lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a concise news item.
Stewart is elected as the head of the Oklahoma Masons. The report mentions various lodge leaders and officers including Master and Grand Master positions, with names and locations such as Shawnee and Pater referenced in the frayed OCR text.
Members of the Oklahoma Federation of Negro Women's clubs gather in Enid this month. The article lists attendees and notes a public meeting at Market Street, detailing local officials and community leaders involved.
A fragmented account describes violent clashes and alleged looting in New Jersey during a tense incident. Claims involve soldiers, civilians, and a mix of accusations about race and authority, with scattered details pointing to a broader wartime social strain.
In a wartime order Adjutant General Gipson announces exemptions for married men from the draft in Glass 1 training camp. Names such as Travis Artemia Ves and Seeita Diny are listed among those assigned to duties at the War Cortinis in training camp, with other officials noted in the directive.
A sprawling report outlines a broad mobilization effort with officials and residents debating defense funding and public works. Key figures include state leaders from the War Department and defense committees, with mentions of towns, councils, and potential election implications.
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