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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1918
Page
2
A chaotic editorial denounces gambling and liquor networks in Tul a star era town. It accuses local figures and venues of promoting vice, calls for immediate shutdowns and court-ordered closures, and warns of a public campaign to expose and end the alleged criminal ties.
Fragmented text recalls a Topeka event honoring emancipation with warmth and reflection. It laments forgotten resolutions and urges unity among colored men to advance civil rights, education, and women’s protection, while pledging honest means to uphold equal justice.
Horton's report records final payment on the mortgage of the Douglass home at Ancowld securing a clear title. The site will serve as the National Avndiain of Colored Women's Clute headquarters and memorial for Black liberation, under Mrs Talbert's leadership with support from Washington and others. Will Hays, a Sullivan Ind lawyer and politician, was elected chairman of the National Republican Committee at the St Louis meeting last week.
The article surveys Sand Springs as a thriving, independent community within Tale, noting its manufacturing base, engaged residents, and strong home ownership. It highlights civic spirit, employment at the factory, and the presence of steady church and social facilities amid suburban ties to Tales.
In the Superior Court of Tulsa a divorce petition is filed by Adee of Oxiphotus against Dollie Banner. The defendant Clarrence Banner must answer by March 25, 108. If unanswered, the court may grant relief including alimony and dissolution of the marriage. Witness the court seal this February day.
Miss Grazia Corneal performed at First Baptist Church on February 16 with Mine Blake Hailey of Coffeyville and the Washington High School chorus directed by Mrs Julie dacknon. The event, under auspices of the BY. PLA, was managed by Mr. Wm. Lane with grand officers in attendance and 32 Sand Springs residents listed as citizens.
Public notice from Tulen County Superior Court announces a divorce action filed by Birt Walker against Polis Walker on grounds of extreme cruelty. The respondent is advised to answer by April, or risk a judgment by default granting relief sought. The document notes court actions dated February 20, 1918 and cites attorney HA. Guess for the plaintiff.
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