11 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
1
Turbulent meeting in Supulka reveals community tensions over school leadership and policy. Report highlights alleged manipulation, voter turnout gaps, and accusations of racial prejudice influencing the selection of a principal.
Notice announces a July 22 1918 Tulsa Oklahoma meeting of the Dagro Farming Congress of Ok Tabowu inviting all colored men and women. It promises the most important gathering since the Congress began to discuss issues vital to Negro farmers merchants and businessmen.
A blaze at the Pastime Theater in the Cleaver building on North Greenwood Monday night caused a bear panic as the picture fire destroyed three film reels and the projector. Operator John Moore escaped serious injury amid a wild scramble as patrols rushed in to control the chaos.
The Tolka Star announces Miss Williams in charge of the city library reading program for Black residents of Tulsa. Mixn Hevida WANs is hired to serve the reading public and provide a clean, newsy weekly paper reflecting race pride and progress.
A pitch urging readers to subscribe or renew, offering 80 cents for a weekly issue or 100 dollars for a year and promising attentive service in the City of Lown. The message seeks agents nationwide and asks subscribers to pay in advance, signed WH Carter, Mev.
Oklahoma coal prices and production were questioned by a legislative committee after a push to lower costs and improve safety. The report urged laws to reduce prices while protecting miners, banning dangerous practices and evaluating a referendum. Voters will decide on the measure at a special election August 5.
A detailed report of a North scowl Monday night assembly by the Farmers Benevolent organization. Chapter officers including President Pits and secretary attended, with speeches by Hie and others announcing election outcomes and chapter leadership plans.
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