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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1915

Page

2

British Airmen Raid German Base On Christmas Day

Seven British naval airmen flew seaplanes against the German naval base at Wilhelmshaven, Elbe mouth. Six returned. Commander Hewlett is missing after his machine wrecked near Heligoland. German report calls the raid fruitless though British claim damage to two destroyers and convoy. The action involved Areth a and Undaunted with Zeppelins and submarines.

London Uaxhaven Elbe Hewlett Heligoland Thao Aretha Undaunted Bru England Gravesend

Filipino Uprising Report Downplays Philippine Disorder

Cable from Governor General Harrion, released by Assistant Secretary Breokenridge, says native uprisings in the Philippines starting Christmas were not serious. It notes Filipinos gathered in Manila and Novatas Christ man eve La Guna De Bay, forty arrests, one fatal shooting by a policeman. Disorder reportedly suppressed and efforts underway to capture the alleged ringleader, a man under homicide sentence.

Washington Philippines Harrion War Department Breokenridge Manila Novatas Christman la Guna de Bay Marrigon

Japan Emperor Dissolves Diet After Army Measure Fails

The Japanese emperor dissolved the Imperial diet after the army expansion bill was rejected by 65 votes while the naval bill passed by seven. The action suspends the house of peers and likely triggers elections in March. The closing session was lengthy with protests and government cheers.

Tokio House of Peers Yoshihito Diet

English envoy to Holy See Sir Henry Howard chosen

Sir Henry Howard was appointed envoy from England to the Holy See at Rome. Formerly minister to The Hague, he is noted in the United States. He once served as British attaché in Washington about fifty years ago and married Cecilia Riggs, daughter of George W. Riggs, who died in 1907.

Sir Henry Howard Henry Howard England Holy See Rome Hague United I Tion Washington Mise Cecilia Riggs George W. Riggs

Naval Reserves Proposed By Secretary Daniel

Washington notes a draft amendment to the naval appropriation bill proposes creating a reserve from honorably discharged sailors. It details transfer options with varying pay scales and enlistment for former civil workers, plus periodic muster and drill provisions to boost efficiency and retention in the navy.

Washington Daniel Haw Senate Hone Naval Committee Daniel Litmin Howe Naval Reserve Proviejon Te

40000 Gifts Distributed at Expo Christmas Day

Fourty thousand bags of nuts raisins candies and fruit were given to San Francisco children on Christmas day at the foot of a tall tree near the Panama Pacific International Exposition grounds.

San Francisco

Capture of Lodz Turns Campaign in Poland

German forces under General von Hindenburg claim the capture of Lodz marked the turning point in the Polish campaign. Russian lines in northern Poland collapsed prompting a Russian retreat toward Warsaw. An Associated Press correspondent, guided by Major van Holleben, reported Austro German attacks driving into Russian positions in a northwest pitched fork formation.

Lodz Cdz von Hindenburg Associated Press Poland Ware van Holleben Baron van Holleben United States Anne Ciated Lode

Scattered Ads and Racial Slur in Early 20th Page

An OCR fragment contains an advertisement for Cascarets a dental laxative claim and a later hostile racial exchange. The text features a health pitch about biliousness headaches and bowel cleansing followed by an anti Black insult dialogue attributed to a National Monthly source.

Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Revival

A vintage endorsement claims falling hair and dandruff can be remedied with Knowlton's Dandeline. The ad promises restored scalp vitality, luster, and new hair growth after a few weeks of nightly use, urging a 25 cent bottle purchase.

Knowlton

Tommy’s penitence and the coal of fire lesson

A New York Evening Post report recounts a child named Tommy reproached for wrongdoing. He grapples with the idea of kindness and punishment until a teacher’s guidance provokes a shift. The exchange ends with Tommy asserting his chosen corrective approach using moral resolve.

Tommy Helne New York Evening Post

Fragmentary courtroom exchange on witness age

In a terse courtroom exchange the judge queries the witness about age. The witness replies twenty seven and some months, the judge requests an exact figure, and the witness finally states one hundred and twenty months.

Castoria: Trusted remedy for infants and children

Esteemed warning about Castoria as a reliable remedy for infants and children. Declares it bears the true formula for over thirty years of child relief and asserts its safety and effectiveness for young patients.

Castoria

Slang-Tossed Exchange Sparks Classroom Confusion

A quirky exchange in a classroom shows a pupil asking why and a teacher responding with a tongue twister of phrases about language, money, and colors. The dialogue touches on mishearing and spelling as the pupil asserts the reason is he talks.

Tomb Nine

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