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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1914

Page

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Mrs Lafollette Denounces Race Discrimination

New York report covers NAACP annual meeting where Oswald G Vallard denounces federal job discrimination against blacks in Atlanta and urges a public stance from Secretary McAdoo. Mrs Bell LaFollette condemns segregation in Washington federal offices amid broader civil rights concerns.

New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Oswald G. Vallard Federal Service Atlanta South McAdoo Bell C. LaFollette LaFollette Washington, D. C Charles B. Russell

Widow Receives $200,000 Gift and Five Wells Kansas Oil Gift

Oklahoma news tells of Mrs. Lottie Hammock, a widow with seven children, receiving a $200,000 fortune after oilmen funded a test well on her eighty acre farm in Okmulgee County. The discovery of Beach sands near Morris led to multiple producing wells and a mortgage payoff, transforming the family’s poverty. Oilman E W Kimbley, nicknamed Dry Hole Kimbley, played a key role in saving the home.

Okmulged Ola Okumul- Bee County Lottie Ham ‘Weck Jater Christ E.W. Kimbley Morris Hammock Kimbley Oklahoma

Medical Inspection of Schools From Early 20th Century Text

The article discusses proposed medical inspection of schools led by doctors and nurses, arguing it is an essential public health measure. It cites U S education authorities and examples from New York City Philadelphia and Boston, noting nurse visits vary by condition and range from one thousand to several thousand children per nurse. It highlights hygiene, school sanitation, and the economic case for nurse deployment to visit students.

Leclares Ernest Bygiat Monefe United States Call of Education New York City Blake Philadelphia Boston

Notice About Paper Connection and Name Mention

A fragmented notice warns the public about a claimed connection to this paper. It mentions editor Smitherman and asserts no responsibility for certain business or honesty claims related to the publication.

Smitherman

Local Report on Betstow Olla Visit and City Engagement

An unclear and fragmented note describes a Betstow Olla visit and a city event. It mentions lines of tee and lantern, an active engagement with a wider U. U. context, and a reference to antler and penitents in the state. Names and places are partially garbled but suggest a civic or social gathering with local figures.

U. U Vipin Warlill Tom

Minister Urges Colored Men to Buy Guns for Race Rights

Rev. L N Ross of Washington’s Gre Church spoke at Charles Sunien birthday celebration urging colored men to buy guns. He urged funds for military and industrial education and war readiness as a policy to break oppression. Oswald Garrison Villard listened as Ross repeated his advice amid enthusiastic crowd.

LN. Ross Washington Vegre Church Charles Sunien Ross Oswald Garrison Villard New York

Tulsa Crime and Oil Industry Notes From Springfield Daily

The article details Tulsa oil output projections for the year and a Tulsa arrest of Samuel Turner on a federal patrol violation, alongside other Oklahoma mineral production figures. It notes an expected oil output higher than the 1914 record, and mentions a prior Tulsa safe-blowing incident linked to Turner.

Springfield Samuel Turner Denison Texas Turner Henry Kramer Foster James Robinson Par Aint

Romance of Great Pacific Oil Well at Lakeview

Story from January Wide World shows Lakeview No 1 oil well in Maricopa as it spills massive oil output after a breakdown. Describes flare and spray 200 feet high, daily rate around 20 000 barrels, total production estimated near 4 000 000 barrels worth about 2 500 000, cap and restart after 18 months with ongoing production. Also shifts to a critique of modern prison reform in New England.

Lakeview Ubis Maricopa New England

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National Ass'n For Advancment of Colored People N.Y Ale Hani Betstow Ollayore Vitor Heth Sayjes P. D Tulsa Ittte Gosloyleas Bucyway Atres Cef HeTios Stlesman Phas Tulsa World Eugene Foss Maschusetts Devuinbor Pacific Aerive
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