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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
4
The Tulsa Star editor returns to duties after a Arkansas visit, urging readers to keep New Year resolutions, noting dangers to youths and a commitment to public good. The paper vows to stay and fight for right, thanking supporters and wishing readers well.
News Around Town covers church visits by visiting families and local dignitaries, notes on students and teachers traveling for training, and school year transitions. It mentions the High School graduation plans, Christmas and New Year observances, and community events at the State Teachers Association.
Fragmentary OCR from a Tulsa page shows references to American National Bank, Casitas surplus of 110000 dollars, and a note about serving customers using corner lid and Mais Yule Oklahoma. Names and phrases are garbled, but key entities include Tulsa, American National Bank, Casitas surplus, and dollar amount.
CAPT JACKSONS continued remarks urged scientific study of crime and preventive measures. He pressed hygiene, justice administration, and equal opportunity as core democratic ideals, calling for temperance, church involvement, and universal suffrage qualifications to shape an enlightened electorate.
A fragment notes social fault lines among groups described as mankind and masons, signaling themes of love and unity amid conflict. The text hints at a moral or spiritual examination of deeds and communal bonds without clear narrative details.
A Monday afternoon shooting on North Greenwood left a man dead after an argument with a woman named Samantha Mar Soll WG. The report notes a warrant for an arrest was sworn but the events escalated when a man drew a weapon and killed the other person before fleeing.
New year night services conducted by a church member at the First Baptist Church featured sermons on charity and praise. Two new members joined the fellowship as offerings to support the sick and poor were announced. The gathering concluded with hymns and prayers reflecting gratitude and community unity.
Mre Tena Branen of Red Hird spent this week in Reily visiting her sister Mrs. A E Chandler.
A fused list names Grand Officers and officers of the World Lodge with locations in Oklahoma and surrounding states. The notice urges lodges to submit reports or communications monthly and to contact the Grand officers via Tulsa and nearby post offices for the directory distribution.
Mrs Dealin Paylor of Little Rock Arkansas was in the city visiting her son Lim Taylor.
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