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The Tulsa Star in Tulsa, Oklahoma

19 Jan 1918

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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1918

Page

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Boley Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary

The Boley Ohio area marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Jones with a large afternoon reception in Cedar Street, featuring a multi-tier wedding cake, fruit punch, and a long list of named gifts from friends and relatives. Guests included Dennis Haynes, the Haynes family, and many from Langston University and nearby towns. donations totaled substantial cash gifts and numerous keepsakes. The event highlighted social life in Boley and was noted as a milestone in the town’s society pages.

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Holey Ohio Boley F. B. Jones Middleport Jones Farmers & Merchants Bank of Haley Ara. Jortes Ie MB. College Itlso Tully Cedar Street Dennis Haynes Sie Williama J. I. Arrington C. W. Kelly Annie Hoss L. L. Dolphin Miss Jackson W. Ho HeOuirt John Aldrich Herbert McCormick D. W. Marriot Buigeon Robinson Mra O Vane Maye Mra. Jones M. L Miss B. 0. Robinson Mra B. L. Person Wm. L. Jones Mlasea Wootan Wynn Williama Angeline Rogers A. BH. Finley W. Roberts J A Gale Mre W. A. Kennedy G. Burrough A. L Mra. Sharpe John ‘Neal John Neal J. J CF. Simmons Orankeepoowr Texspoonrk Francie Derry Win Hazel and Family Pix Tate J. L Marey Henry and Mere Mr. Thoray Mom M. Taylor D Graddy J. Turner San Pallee Little Butter Hattie Davis Rosie Davis Artha Mason G W. Parks B. Hottingsworth Ianchella Mathis Deacon W. C Mee Love JM. Harrell J.P Donaldson Joe Taylor Winnie Thompson de Wo Ae Paxton Chadwell Charles Lotus von Kansas City Trench Ware Trench Sash Claud Jones Langston University le le Jones Mendville Woodson Toues Mt. Vernon Meckleroy Muskogee St. Ll Willits St. Ll Willits, “Muskoxen, Omim, Gold Fined Ereant Dipper; ” Cragatt Barnesville AO. Harper Horneaville G. W. F. Sawner Chanler Oka G.tims Tullahasco Okia Foone Guthrie Botey Mrs. Jones California M. Taylon
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Tragic Killing Tied to Local School Context

A murder case in which Maggie Stewart was present during the dark death struggle is under investigation. County Superintendent and several teachers face scrutiny as police arrest suspects. the victim was found with multiple stab wounds and a deep toxin noted near the body. Criminal inquiry expands to other youths amid grief in Littly Ruel and community names Burley and Mary Patterson.

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Maggie Stewart Wuld Forteschere Priday Stewart Eirl Oceere Ufe Burgin Mary Patterson Ruel Arkanians Jackson Burley
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Stabbing Fatality in Easton Neighborhood Rivalry

Otto Parks, 19, of 314 North Greenwood Avenue, fatally stabbed Willie Fattley Bur lay, 21, in a fight on Easton between Greenwood and Frankfort. The two young men were rivals in the area and the incident occurred Sunday night near Mee Burgman.

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Otto Parks Von Mee North Green- Wood Avenue Willie Fattley Burlay Eastonne Greenwood Frankfort Root
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State T A Honors Mrs Clark In Baloy J Surrender

The article honors Mrs Clark for her administration in Mackinton Ohio and notes strong support from the assembly. It highlights fiscal gains under her tenure and votes she received to represent the organization at the SEA, with praise for her management abilities and leadership.

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Mackinton Clark Baloy Dee Stu Chuch
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Fragmented verse about days and moods

A distorted poetic passage uses altered spellings to describe days as meatiosn wheattews and weathered tones. The speaker laments heaviness and seeks relief, mentioning heat, coffee, and attempted witty lines, reflecting a perplexing, irregular rhythm.

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Muskogee Police Victim Laid to Rest Amid Tears and Flowers

A community gathers in mourning for a Muskogee police victim laid to rest amid flowers and tears. The piece includes a controversial 1917 letter to Leslie’s Weekly defending Black soldiers and sparking local reaction, noting Alton Huxett McDaniel’s wife Methaniel McDaniel of McAlester and content about Camp Pike officers in the Officers Reserve Training Corps.

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Muskogee Oklahoma Loatie's Weekly Alton Huxett McDaniel Mie McPantel Methaniel McAlester Rayalpa Lentle Hontil Cabink
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Man shot by roommate after quarrel leads to jail and hospital

In a violent quarrel early Sunday night, a roommate shot man 18 multiple times. Win McKennon remains in hospital with a bullet wound. DeWitt Jolnean, roommate, is jailed charged with intent to kill. Doctors Wayne and Jackson treated the wounded man and say he may be out of danger.

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Win McKennon Intentines DeWitt Jolnean Toommate Dre. Wayne Jackson
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Largest funeral ever held in Muskogee honors Mrs Perdue

The funeral of Mrs Lote Perdue, a teacher and founder of the Library for Negroes, drew a large crowd at A M Church in Muskogee. Rev Toombs led the service with praise for her teaching, writing, and civic work, including securing $1,400 for the library. The event featured choir renditions and remembrances by local educators and church leaders.

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Mets Lote Due Taacher Menber Household of Ruth Library For Pootemsnd Philanthoplet A. M. Ho Chuech Rey Greyne Offi Pti JW. Adams Dreyer Roy Nicholson C. MB Ev. H. Arlington Wilson First Baptist Church Aime A. M. BL Perdue Monroa Rushing Clube Mra Hewitt Patrona Cuty Mra McGhee Dunbar Bchool PW. Henderson Bureks Lodge Mrs. Arrington Hasshold Aola Juanita Sthwart Steny Toomis Guthrie Dive Pris Toombs Vehool Montgomery Gradi M. Cattene Alabama Mra Perdua Ceeler Laat Elos A.M. Et Zion A. C Pird
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Yoni Aioe Wille Edl Attin Surley Kill State T. A Viledy M.A P.M Hazel McDaniel Leslie New York Sapulpa Hazel B. Medanist Oommate Oteary Ilereasnd Mie Lote Irdue Montgesory Alatiims Thea Mt
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