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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
8
A garbled note discusses a plan involving individuals Allie Bemmeiiin and Walton amid uncertainty. The fragment hints at a patron’s influence and a missing result connected to Airess Gere Taiests, leaving questions about the event’s outcome and participants.
A damaged page fragment reports Senate inves tigation into spending by committees and the use of funds for investigations. It questions why taxpayers should pay for these inquiries and notes political tensions affecting the probe. References to the National Committee and party politics appear alongside discussions on democracy and self determination in Europe.
The campaign led by Jules Schevily promotes a state wide “Use Your Own Cap” motto at county fairs and fairs to reduce shared drinking cups. Committees will urge counties without a fair to host one and to extend drive in counties with prior campaigns. Activists will place buttons placards slides and distribute literature and cups in public venues.
In Arkansas Hev J B Pearson leads a meeting for Rev Montgomery who is in Fordges Arkansas and will be home around September early. Mrs FE Perry of 112 North Hartford Street returned from Birmingham Alabama last Friday after being summoned by the death of her aunt two weeks ago.
The many friends of Mrs Luciella Hudson learned she died in Houston Texas last Wednesday. Mes Cherry will likely stay away from the city for weeks to settle her aunt s estate.
Mrs Maggie Vaile and Mr and Mrs Smith left last Monday night for Guthrie Oklahoma to attend the Grand Lodge of the Daughters of Tabor in session there.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hunton Branch Y M C A attendance and activities. The text mentions officers, secretaries, Sunday services, conferences, and church revival planning with references to ministers and a Kelley Miller event.
Fragmentary report from August twenty seventh notes unclear items about treasurers and a sum of four thousand four hundred ten dollars and fifty cents. Names mentioned include Delaney and a reference to CNR and Grand woe.
The text notes J. B. Mirvisin and his son from Sheridin Wyong traveling through the region on a motorist journey. They visited Tulsa and were pleased with the Magic City of Oklahoma City.
Ben Miller of Oklahoma City trains for a ten round boxing match against Harry Lindsey of Tulsa. Miller proclaims peak form and readiness as sport circles anticipate the featured coming event.
Mr Waller B Smith a prominent young man has started a new taxi line operating from a stand in front of the Wing Hotel. He delivered a handsome order to the Star endorsing his new venture and signaling a fresh business in shoes.
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