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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1918
Page
3
Bizarre OCR fragment describes fabrics and prices with stray names and amounts. It mentions nylon, plaids, silk materials and a small price figure, suggesting a commerce notice or catalog snippet from a historic paper. Entities are unclear but include fabric terms and a five dollar figure.
The governor led a commission through the broom factory mess hall and kitchen, declaring strong executive backing and urging prosecution of reforms. The body elected officers, named committees on welfare education labor nutrition health and citizenship, and designated a Newro Industrial and Educational Room in the Capitol with a statistical secretary.
Atlantic City February decree from Mayor Bacharach blocks Colonial theatre from screening Birth of a Nation. The mayor warns cancellation is required or the theatre will be closed under city authority amid public pushback from local citizens.
The Amusement Association told the mayor it would not stage any exhibition that could prompt racial hatred. Later, the theatre manager visited the mayor and said the theatre would gladly pay hundreds of dollars but accepted his ruling and would not contest the ban.
Attendance figures for Sunday include Sunday school 140, morning service 20, evening 300. Seven baptisms noted at MS Zion church. Choir provided music. On Thursday the 28th a play titled The First Baptist Court will be presented, public is invited.
Justice Howard, described as a legal restorer of peace for the old people, and his son were arrested last Sunday for attempting to kill Crawford. Both are jailed on charges of assault with intent to kill.
The Wayward high school presents a seasonal program featuring recitations readings and musical numbers. Students from the school choir and drama club will perform with guest participants and local entertainment in a community event at the Star venue.
A garbled New York report quotes President Juin Hibben of Princeton University urging mobilization of intelligence and defiant action as a means to win the war, warning that the United States may not yet be winning and must tighten its resolve.
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