Territorial Editor Reports Amid Oklahoma City Civic Events
A Wichita and Oklahoma City page notes NAJA speaker Dean Will Pickens addressing Oklahoma citizens on April 17. It also covers a civil suit by Mrs Hortense Bradford against Dan White Way Cafe and a protest over a park reserved for Negroes, sparking calls for equal park access.
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Hortense Bradford
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Liquor Enforcement Rumors Stir Cleveland Goverment
Fragmented OCR reports express Antisalooin L Go demand for liquor control and government actions. The text mentions enforcement, measures, and a supposed figure of 79,000,000 gallons with unclear context and garbled names.
Local Liquor Dealer Faces Multiyear Penalties and Debts
A convoluted bill from Wilkie Kelly cites a Federal liquor license violation by a retailer. The document lists penalties totaling 88 405 dollars and notes a bank balance of 22 20 dollars, with temporary operation restrictions and a reference to a still in town.
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Seare Bontlegger
Ty Wilkie Kelly
Tygs
Negimi Bong Writer Scores Phenomenal Local Success
Obscure singer songwriter from Obtabowa earns widespread attention after selling thousands of copies of hit tunes. Songs like Sunshine After Rain and other titles gain traction. proceeds fund Tallahassee Oklahoma church efforts. A public notice appears for rental and probate matters in the region.
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Prohibition Era Whiskies Ringed by Tulsa Crime Scene
Mobs gathered as Wilbur and a brother distillery operation near Oklahoma City faced a crackdown. Prohibition agents disrupted barrels and heads, seizing goods valued around 2500 dollars while two youths were arrested and bonded.
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Divorce Petition Published by Tulsa Court
A court notice from Tulsa District announces a divorce petition filed by Wylene against a named spouse. Defendants must respond by April 1, 1912, or the petition will be granted granting divorce and nullifying the marriage contract with related redress. The notice is signed by Clerk John J. Eress and Deputy W. Rowse.
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Memorandum Ad for Mary Jones Parrish School Services Tulsa
An ad section promotes the Mary Jones Parrish School of Natural Education in Tulsa Oklahoma offering day and evening classes for children and adults. The piece includes endorsements from local clergy and educators, noting commercial training and typewriting services.
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K. Jones Parvish
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Tailors drop hip pockets but keep watch pockets in suits
Prohibition era note states tailors remove hip pockets from men suits while continuing to offer watch pockets. Jewelry Co. Deal Store advertises watches at a weekly price. Hattie Whitney of 831 N Kullard Street is recovering after illness.
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Pastor denounces dance halls and joy riders in city drive
Oklahoma City church leader Rev. Frank Roach denounces joyriding and public dance halls as corrupting youth. He urges penalties for immoral outfits and public shaming. The welfare board backs the campaign with city ministers to seek 5400 dollars from the United Charities budget to fund the drive.
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Welfare Board
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World financially broke except United States claims Bern storff
Count Bernstorff, former German ambassador, says the whole world is broke financially except the United States. The Star doubts U S finances in other matters as it faces delinquent accounts, while Mrs W C McDowell recovers from illness.
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