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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
2
An unclear OCR fragment discusses political groups and a forthcoming event with references to a Democratic landslide and statements about timing. The text is garbled and contains many illegible names and phrases, hindering precise identification of entities or outcomes.
A partial OCR text suggests election related references with protection terms and dates. It mentions Lievens and a catYall athiess phrase and political context. The readable facts are sparse and unclear about actions or authorities.
A garbled piece attacks the Republican ticket and warns Tulea residents against dishonest tactics. It claims leaders lack merit and urges voting on Tuesday to rectify a previous mistake, urging clean, capable officers and fair government.
An unreadable OCR dump mentions numerous names, places, and scattered phrases. It references people like Milan and Ke, places such as UH and White CHEE, and assorted terms without coherent context or dates. The text lacks a clear, reportable event to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Pythian event with Chanvelier Green Serum and visits to Oblatioma. It references invitation, meetings, and the supreme theater context among fraternity members and attendees. Names and places appear damaged but indicate a social or ceremonial gathering.
The text argues that God has a fixed divine plan for humanity’s salvation, likening it to a builder’s blueprint. It asserts the Gospel Age is not when world conversion occurs and outlines a future time when the divine plan unfolds, ending pain and death and revealing ultimate harmony with God.
Churchgoers filled the First Baptist Church as Mr J H Middleton led a Sunday evening program. The pastor urged public attendance at future services while praising the choir and noting the Holy Spirit’s presence.
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