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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1918

Page

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Death charges loom over 150 soldiers in Houston riot case

New testimony from the Houston riot investigation reveals death charges against additional Negro soldiers from the 4th U S infantry. The city reports several smallpox cases to the Health Department and notes many more illnesses in unsundered colonies. Marie Cleaver, a police officer, is confined at home, with a looming anticipated arrest in the wake of the case.

San Antonio Tex Dan Houston 4Th United States Infantry Mariey Cleaver Hie Heme

Mission Mey Minds Pee Visits Tulsa

Rev JW Perkine, general missionary of the Oklahoma State Page Hat convention, visited the city Wednesday in the interest of the federation work. He reported many goods obtained in his department of welfare work throughout the state and spoke with earnest energy about the field of work.

Mission Mey Minds Pee Tulsa JW. Perkine Oklshonia Ile Whateh Horkinik

Tulsa Leads World With Colored Sport Paper The Referee

Tulsa showcases The Referee as the world’s first and only colored sport paper devoted to boxing and wrestling. Milly McClain, Palm Garden Athlete Club president, famed promoter, gains charter for a $10 capital club and stock sales surge. Tulsa honors McClain for advancing the boxing game and local publishing progress.

Milly McClain Prem ‘Lent Palm Garden Tulsa Tiley Tae Printing and Publishing Company Krowine MiCiam Tulna Tulax Hilly

Tulsa visitor Thompson predicts stock production start in March

JW Thompson, wealthy Clearview resident and secretary of Hack Cow Ol & fax Co, was in Tulsa on Wednesday where he sold several hundred dollars worth of stock to locals. He stated his company will begin production about the first of March.

JW. Thompson Clearview Cronavcer Hack Cow Ol & Fax Company Tulsa Citizens of Tite Mr. Thompson

Irish Revolt Threat Raid Near Galway

Twenty armed and disguised men raided several houses near Galway seizing arms and ammunition claiming they sought weapons for the home rule movement. Local reports confirm the incident and note the raid followed tensions in Dublin on January 23.

Dublin Galway Artae

Fragmentary note on mistaken subscription and authority

A damaged item references a person traveling alone, subscription issues, and an authority figure warning against payment. It mentions names and offices in a muddled way, with references to a manager and an alliance, suggesting a dispute over authority and representation.

Douglas appointed food administrator in Tule County

Dowglie, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, named food administrator of Tule County by State Food Administrator Stratton. The position enforces national food measures and requires coordination with the state administrator, likely in Oklahoma City, before county camp plans proceed.

Charahed Dowglie Chamber of Commierce Tule County Stratton Hrveks ‘Mie Dati H. Hoover Donslix Oxishoma City Tiles County Alen

Day of Labor Observance To Be Held By Local 201

By request of the national committee on child labor, the local 201 group will observe Labor Day next Monday. A brief audience will discuss child welfare, care of children during work hours, and related conditions in Oklahoma.

National Committee On Child Labor Tatawahooke Nxt Hrlef Oklahom Mane

OkW Homic? No clear headline due to garbled text

Washington officials report that a Kansas producer dispute prompted filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discriminatory handling. The fragmentary memo references January events and complaints from industry groups about favoritism toward Kansas producers.

Noted Violinist Coming to City Concert

Mie Graatd Camial a New York violinist will appear in a concert at the A MX church next Friday night February 1st. She is billed as one of the greatest musicians of the era and will perform selections from standard violin repertoire.

New York

Race Will Honor Democrat Leader in New York Banquet

A large Democratic dinner in New York honors a leading official. Morton heads grand jury work and has aided the prosecution. The event includes a who’s who of party figures and supporters, and reflects ongoing party activities amid political tensions.

New York Pertin Q. Morton Mtr Morton New York County United Colored Democrary

Big Herds Gone and War Food Measures Shape Agriculture

An article notes American cooperation with the Food Administration to conserve stock and hay. It cites wartime controls on European herds, price controls, and reduced milk and meat production abroad, while the United States expands cattle production and urges dairy and beef industry reform. It also includes a local editor's discussion of racial and political tensions in school appointments and calls for better representation in education and civil government.

Europe America Ervin Wrance Holgiaie Germany England France United States

Wartime Imperatives Echo in Frugal Daily Rhetoric

The text urges readers to conserve resources in wartime with lines about rationing money bread and fuel. It calls for sacrifice: avoid sugar and salt, skip music and lights, and support soldiers fighting for democracy. The fragment hints at national resolve and home-front duties.

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