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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1918

Page

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Race Stands Acid Test For Patriotism in Nation's War Effort

The Charleston Observer reports a broad mobilization of Black Americans for democracy and national service. It notes large enlistments, Liberty Bond support, and organized wartime programs at Fort Dodge and Fort Patton, with Negro chaplains named and several colored regiments formed. The piece emphasizes patriotism, unity with white allies, and efforts to counter enemy propaganda.

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Page Wins Big Oil Lease Suit

A local court decision awards Page property rights in a high profile oil lease dispute. The ruling names key figures including Minnie Akins, Thomas Atkins, Henry Gunter, and James Carter, detailing allocation of mineral rights, property boundaries, and enforcement provisions. The decision affects the use of land around Final Avenue and related mineral interests, with the court ordering filings to adjust deeds and lease terms accordingly.

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Delegation to Washington to be sent by Maskoged and Cluszess

The article notes Maskoged and Cluszess will send a delegation to Washington next month for the National Liberty Congress. It mentions support from local groups and funds to cover travel and expenses, praising community loyalty and duty while urging preparation and participation.

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Langston Prepares for Blt Attendance at Summer School

Langston and nearby towns prepare for the Colored Agricultural and Normal University summer session in Langston Oklahoma. The eight week program opens June 3 with courses in military training home building manual training and agriculture. Notable instructors include Kelley Miller of Howard University George W. Carver of Tuskegee and Emmett J. Seat. round tables feature readings from prominent educators and officials. Transportation and lodging details are provided with a per week rate and a $1.60 enrollment fee.

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Second Smokers Seat Debate Remains Unclear

Fragmentary text discusses a public seating issue and a county attorney appointment. Mentions a smoke related decision, a meeting at a town location, and references to legal representatives and officials. Details are unclear due to damaged source material.

Masons Notion Scottish Rite Across Middle West

Fragmentary OCR text references Masons and Scottish Rite, mentioning regions in Oklahoma and the United States, with garbled place names and names like Wadnandiy and North Hartford. The passage appears to be a fractured fraternal document or roster listing.

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Would Jesus Christ Approve of This

Fragmentary OCR text discusses church affiliations and potential unification between northern and southern Methodist denominations in Atlanta Georgia. It references racial terms and a conference, with unclear details and multiple misspellings.

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