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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1918

Page

1

A-1 Democrats Nominate Tulsa April Ticket

Tulsa Democrats announce a full city ticket for the April election. The Young Men's Democratic club presents candidates including Mayor nominees and ward representatives, asserting the party's readiness to lead Tulsa into a new era of prosperity and development.

Democrata of Tulsa Madeliine Young Men's Democratic Club Democratic Party Comlue le Tants Busines Republican Party Mary N. BR. Geaham Connolly Hubbard Goa Conn Ani Tuy Aeldir Mrenter Tulan Woodrow Wilson William Tulan M. &. Blassingame China Robert Dams Srey RE. LO

A WARKR Asualige Interacts With Noted Figures

Fragmentary notes name many individuals including Montes, E Viyateetion, Shute Audit Now unt, Waite, Pat Maloy, FO Warren, Merger, Kaneman, and others. The text references a lab, a secretary Gedree, and a vague France connection amid disrupted phrasing.

Ortture Ag K Montes Daihee Ft E. Viyateetion Shute Audit Juilee Fr Waite Pat Maloy FO Warren Wo Heady Lee Kaneman Baw Wineiueh Tae Tae Dudew Dieniel Provident Gedree France

Black Printing Co. head dies after illness in hospital

M P of Black Printing Co head, known in Tulsa for real estate work and local business, died after several weeks illness. He came to Tulsa years ago, built the Black Printing Co and was a bankable figure in the town. He leaves two daughters and other relatives, with funeral plans pending by the family.

F Nowmman Bsca Tuya Edibor Tuleo Tulan Twewo Tieinee Tia Meatian

Agedale Purchases Flag Invalid Ambulance at Estate Sale

Ragelate of the Home Undertaking buys a flag invalid ambulance at an estate sale in Mustoten. Wm. Rageiale of Home Undertaking No 4 attends with partners. The purchase remains undetermined as a decision is expected at the next Mudhojuit sale.

Ragelate Rageiale Mustoten Calarnd Undertakers

Colored Home Guard Company Faces Fund Shortage

Papt TD Larkson of Home Guard Company No 2 told the Council of Defence that no money is available to buy uniforms for the colored company. Efforts will be made to secure funds in the future. The company will attend to its duties and await official rolls. The next meeting will be announced in the Star networks.

Papt Larkson Home Guard Company No 2 Council of Defence Boantihle Ehanpaniy Offlere

Jury rules mortgage title in Fairview lot case

A Superior Court jury found in favor of Adame against Rev. Bryant. The verdict declares the deed to be a mortgage, granting full title to the plaintiff and rent of 192 dollars from November. Bryant had built a dwelling on the lot, and the suit now moves toward completion of the building project.

Superiae Adame EN. Bryant Fairview Addition Ron Bryanthaw H. Spare

Beasley Head W Th Branley Connected to Tula Stay

Fragmentary report notes Branley spent months in Tula and at the home of My Carver and his parents in Little Hoch Arkansas. It mentions Beasley and a father described as a prominent local figure amid unclear medical references.

W. Th Branley Tula Carver Little Hoch Ark Beasley

Negro American Alliance warns against false optimism

The Negro American Alliance urges extreme caution for Black readers amid claims of progress and favors realism over optimism. It notes discriminatory privileges for Austrian enemies and calls for self restraint, urging readers to scrutinize rhetoric as wartime bias and internal criticism rise.

Negro American Alliance Floyl Delos Francis Negro Americwn Allianen Cone Sinuie Ben Vayal Austria America Bo Ruewipt Audrey Negra American Alliance Atlantic Insurance Building Atlantic City

Dedication to John Meserve and a Memorial Poem

A fragmented oath filled prose poem dedicates John Meserve, reflecting on death and memory. The speaker notes Meserve’s life and suffering, referencing illness, innocence, and the passage of time as friends turn away. The piece closes with a somber, collective lament.

Colored Man Praises Tulsa Millionaire for Race Uplift

Mose Flowery of Sand Springs Oklahoma recounts a message praising a Tulsa area benefactor. The letter lauds the donor as a friend to the colored community, detailing homes and church deeds, hospital support, and public generosity for widows or orphans and local institutions.

Iain Chas Page Lathy Jones Colored Baptist Church Holstems Church Walter Bante Jan Mose Sand Springs

Stop Eating Fire And Brimstone Protest Antics Highlighted

A fragment discusses blasphemy perceptions of eternal torment and church authority in the dark ages. It notes clergy control over biblical reading, rising popular protest leading to Protestant movements, and hints at ongoing controversy and future continuation on page 5.

Dias Hell

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