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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
4
The Tulsa Star surveys local political currents as W. L. McKee rises in the shadows of a crowded field. Voters eye the circuit of candidates, with McKee’s stance described as sharp yet elusive, his rivals watching for a possible misstep.
Special to the Mule Star reports in Claremore March 11 that THO Ghee of Ji Nari faced a murder charge after a deadly incident last Saturday. A courtroom scene showed a strong resolve amid testimonies as legal proceedings continue against the accused.
Muskogee lawyer Steve Grasson wins a land dispute involving plaintiff Lugund Chawbers and defendant Wy laver of Grayson. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff Meith a penitiin hoger of Mankores with the decision issued by the local chamber.
Mr J Yale, candidate for city commissioner, announced his bid on Greenwood Street near Leh Brood. He pledged to recall past service and contends the council has failed the people. He aims to energize the town and win support from residents.
The Star outlines candidates and civic optimism for Tulea and highlights calls for intelligent voting. It notes leaders urging good men and evidence of political engagement while stressing nonpartisan intent and voter participation. A list of declared candidates appears alongside remarks on local issues and reform.
The Red Bird Church holds anniversary events across Thursday to Saturday featuring choirs, sermons, papers on church relations and discipleship, and a Sunday school program. Notable speakers include Rev Johnson, Rev Burtes, Prof. Alonzo William Hed Bird, and Rev T a Hale. A dinner and fundraising collection aim to raise funds, with a closing note promising a major year’s event.
On a dreary rainy day citizens discuss neighborhood status as older districts like North Greenwood and the East End seek prominence. Candidates for municipal improvements make announcements while common residents weigh who is truly lost and where pride and funds should go to beautify streets and alleys.
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