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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1920
Page
2
An OCR fragment lists local residents, business owners, and households across streets and venues. It mentions individuals such as Carmen, Seanad, Hartfeed Street, Mrs Quiets Presley, PLS, and Warner & Restie, with references to places like 24 North and the Star office, alongside various trades and activities in the neighborhood.
The readable portion shows an unclear reference to a mathematical concept. No identifiable people or organizations are present. The text appears to be garbled OCR of a mathematics topic or note with no concrete event or action to report.
A cryptic notice describes a local site matter with references to Tepetin and Vinpet pranaer. The fragment hints at reputations and property issues tied to a community event. Further readable details remain unclear in the OCR.
A fragmented report describes a dramatic escape involving Sartew and her husband amid a Talae Hudet water event. The text references an aerbess energy incident near a cat remmting site and a week of conflict, with unclear specifics but notable danger and pursuit.
A garbled report describes a legal or political event involving Qette Beschy Hersett, Watt ay Mer Yorn Lo Geers, and Qoemte faction. Names appear inconsistently, with unclear dates and places, mentioning a trial or meeting and references to Peers, Rows Call Art, and Hi agree th. The text is fragmentary and difficult to interpret.
A garbled report describes a crowding event on a street with mention of a tire and a person named Gamble. Details are unclear but several figures and actions imply an incident with discomfort and a display of urgency.
A socially noted party celebrated the forthcoming marriage of Lenwints Harris of Jadas Texas to Lee Wile of Tulsa. The home was heavily decorated with flowers and festive motifs. Guests attended a television card event during the reception.
A garbled extract mentions Bowes and a 5 rené event with Yuend 9 sheers, hinting at a gathering or sale. Other phrases reference a scene, perhaps a party, and uncertain timing.
The article outlines names and roles of individuals connected to the Star paper, noting editors and contributors. It mentions Becker, Ramos, and Be Pewters among others and hints at a special feature or section associated with The Star. The text is fragmentary and includes OCR errors.
The article reports on a conference event where leaders including Bishop Coppin and Mr Lytes addressed the crowd. It notes the General Conference outcome with the audience reacting on the podium and a ceremonial display ending with doves released.
Wert Billy Sunday led a revival at Central Baptist Church drawing larger crowds with supportive services and acts of worship. Metren, visiting relatives in Chicago, plans to return soon as Mother’s Day observances were held by a church member.
A frayed, misread text mixes fire notices, funerals, and court items. It mentions deaths, services, and a public hearing in Perry and Geary areas, with names like Mr Simmicgte and Corbett. The document references local businesses, a Geary removal order, and a district court summons for Sem county.
The reviewers of G J Grey during an accident on the E railroad averted panic by guiding passengers including many women and children to safety. A 45 expansion resulted in a crowd rushing doors as the train became wild. workers opened gates and people rushed out calmly, aided by officers guiding the way to safety.
Fragmentary obituary mentions Mrs Lemmark dying in Savannah on May 14 and lists bequests to Packard and others. The text includes a racist passage criticizing white people’s treatment of Black workers, reflecting social tensions of the period.
The Arkansas Secretary of State refuses to issue a certificate to J. H. Ricant, the colored nominee for governor, at the regular Republican convention. He will receive the Lily White candidate’s certificate.
Washington May 13 officials from the War Savings Stamp program addressed Howard University teachers and students. William Mather Lewis and Charlotte Eldridge urged regular stamp purchases to support the thrift drive nationwide and noted a new headquarters at the university.
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, announces 17 public- interest principles including a firm stand against lynching and mob rule. He urges local officials to prevent outbreaks and critiques prohibition policy while arguing for enforcement based on common sense.
Cormopolitan Lodge No 247 and Progressive Lodge No 1425 hold regular meetings at local halls on the second and third Tuesdays and Thursdays each month. Priesthood meets on the second Tuesday night at Heggins Hall, inviting all members to attend.
Extra Cook of the YWCA told the Rochester audience that work for colored women is a big success. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People notes a rise from nine paid workers to 125, reflecting growth in its program.
Mrs Mery Bilal died at her son Chartey Blair's home in Chicago. She was born in Florida and was years old. Her husband, who died in Birmingham, Alabama four years ago at age 108, was notable in the Independent Order of Wise Men. W T Hodges and AT Leviath returned from Tulsa where a major gathering of the order was held.
MEMPHIS Tenn May 14 After fending off Lily White Republican opposition Robert Church won again by being elected delegate to the national Republican convention from the 14th district.
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