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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1916

Page

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Santa Claus Visited Every Home In The City

Liberal hearted Tulsians leak record in caring for poor. King fund brings joy as K of P lodges Blue Ribbon Club and Human Society aid the less fortunate. Churches assist charity. Campaigns funded food, nuts and dainties. dozens of donors and churches contributed to holiday relief.

Santa Claus Tiley Fiuet Pei Gian Tulia Novambor Duma World J W Hughes Pernetpal Dartar Prof. Hughes Hubert Green Bowers Willams East Hughe Oli Humane Society B. Lodge Blue Fibbon Dick Bordon TJ. Quinn Mayor Wooden Low Grant Dreyfus Low W. D. Reed H.C. Brathan Lee Mins Hozel McDantet Woods McRew Glat Crystal Bakery H. C. Vaden Theker Ho J A. Waldrop OW. Wynn Lewin Cline Dalton A. F. Curry D. W. Quinn Salvation Army Charities Association

Negro Home Attacks Stir Muskogee Amid Race Tensions

In Muskogee the rise of violence against Black residents grows as Ku Klux Klan intimidation escalates. Former Tule resident Mr. Jens Brown buys a property on Madison Street facing threats to halt Black activity. Brown presses ahead with plans despite warnings, signaling continued racial tension and potential upheaval in the neighborhood.

Jens Brown Tule Bott Mudikownen Kiu Klux Klan Clden Brown

Wartime Political Pact Document From 1915 Published

An archived 1915 text outlines resolutions adopted by an association urging military training and national defense. It references the Rangers City, Luz, and other local entities while discussing wartime preparedness and citizen involvement in defense and governance.

Valencia Kanear Westin Siuelttiorreyic Tormey Corres Pentiie Eoorethy Kaliter ‘Thos Rennedy Eitibie Tise Rangers City Enddepeanot Kb Talbeneity Annbetieg Wieat W. P.M

Trial of City Dads Postponed By State Til January 20th

A chaotic article reports the state postponing the trial of Tulsa city leaders Mayor Frank Wooden and Commissioner T. Quinn to January 20. The piece condemns the grand jury's action as unpopular but notes strong local support for the officials and praises their character. It also recounts public reactions and the broader tension in Tulsa over the civic matter.

Fragmented love letter lines with garbled text

A garbled handwritten message mixes phrases about love and questioning affection. The reader asks about a personal role and United line, with stray names and phrases like Hello dear and Harold appearing amid unclear content. The piece resembles a damaged personal note rather than a coherent article.

Colored Laundry Opens In Tulsa

The Gressent Laundry to open for business Monday morning in Tulsa under management by Mr. Provkin. The advertisement notes a freckled olden twamey and promises clean, courteous service with modern machinery, inviting inspection by the public to view the facilities and learn of the new operations by Negro workers in the colored community.

Gressent Laundry Tule

Wayward Aide Testimony Before Grand Jury Prompt City Debate

Fragmentary report notes a grand jury inquiry into interior motives and city conduct. It mentions Mayor Wooden and Commit plover Quinn being called to defend their actions and the value of excellent service rendered by the city, with a hopeful resolve that all will end well.

Fery Tueh Wooden Plover Quinn

Crump Urges Calm as Mob Demands Justice at Jail

Muskogee December 29 prominent Democratic attorney W J Crump addressed a mob at the county jail urging residents to rely on law rather than vigilante action. Crump warned that urging violence would expose cowards and called on the crowd to go home while justice would be served in due time.

Visutas Hindwen Meriaue Dail Ulorg Jodee Kher Mayar Wweer Stir Uchanthy Sai Lenwe Vane Crump Mob Muskogee Eltizens William Green W.ounty Oldshoman Harger W. J. Crump Mab

Veanklyn’s Cleaning and Pressing Enterprise Directed by Mr Franklyn

The venture will be personally directed by Mr Franklyn and aimed at strong local patronage. It promises useful employment to ten to twelve unemployed boys and girls, reflecting a broader goal of supporting workers in the community.

Alele Vnuatehry Ivan Eukiiwate Joetintees

Editor Smitherman Heads to Guthrie for Emancipation Day Talk

The Tulsa Star editor Smitherman, attending the Press Association meeting in Kansas City, departed on an early train to Guthrie to deliver the principal address at an Emancipation celebration today.

Smitherman The Tulsa Star Kansan City Gurthrie

Paper Delivery Complaints Prompt Office Action

Subscrib ers report missing Tulsa Star deliveries and failure to wet their paper. The office apologizes but notes delivery is not their fault if the paper does not reach the subscriber. Readers are urged to visit the past office and provide box or street details, then report non receipt so the matter can be pursued.

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