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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1915
Page
3
The notice lists subscription price at 1.00 per year and urges readers to subscribe to support the paper. It mentions a Negro Fair at Muskogee next fall aiming for success, noting the association is formed by a close group determined to ensure a renowned event.
A wartime diary style piece recounts trench life near Nieport to future lines, with Belgian courtesy and English fortitude. The author sketches patrols, village destruction, brief truces, and the grim humor of soldiers under shellfire as Germans retreat and combat continues. An officer guides him to a ruined villa and a cellar command post amid ruins.
Luther Harrison delivers a pointed critique in the house calling out costly, fruitless debates and notable journals actions such as the Ground Hag resolutions. He cites Tulsa Star exclusion and a Ship Purchase bill resolution, urging lawmakers to reflect and focus on self improvement for the remainder of the session.
An Associated Press piece labels a Negro leader in Little Rock as praising white southern kindness while urging emancipation celebrations to honor black freedom rather than white benevolence. He criticizes Carpetbaggers and urges unity, warning Misunderstanding persists between races North and South. The Tulsa Star invites readers to compare ads and layout with other weeklies.
The Star urges a 30 day Clean Up revival starting at home with churches in Tulsa East End leading a citywide cleanup campaign. Emphasis on cleanliness aligns with a moral stance as communities seek organized action. The call targets churches to inaugurate the effort and set a precedent for civic improvement.
Soldiers shelter in a ruined building around a barrel table. An old cranophone plays passably as the group endures cold beef and water. They joke about Eau de Vie and hope to preserve records for future inhabitants.
London Carl Liebknecht a Socialist member of the German Reichstag drew attention as the sole voter against a new war credit. He calls on the workers of the world to unite in a war against war, claiming German workers oppose the conflict more than expected.
Petrograd records show four consecutive days with no drunkenness arrests, even during two Russian holidays and a Sunday. The lapse is linked to a government order restricting sale of alcoholic liquors.
New York jurist sentences Joseph Cyria to dance the tango with his wife after he is arraigned for kicking her. His wife Arone believes she can tango while Cyria cannot, and she tells the judge her husband should learn to tango.
Brussels reports Germany now operates the entire Belgian railroad system and employs about eight thousand railroad workers, including eleven hundred Bavarians. Many of these men have recently been drafted into Belgian duties, reflecting a rapid acceleration of occupation infrastructure.
Classified listing notes an address for Prof Haphael at 40 Lexington Avenue New York. Contains unclear fragments but indicates a personal or professional contact in a New York listing.
Court summons directs the defendant to appear by April 1916 in the Superior Court of Tulsa to answer a petition for abandonment and illegitimate heirs. The plaintiff seeks a judgment to dissolve contracts and set aside any agreements with the defendant.
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