02 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1918
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reveals a political plan centered on reforming election rights and constitutional actions. The prose references political figures and a push for a broad reform including a major national plan, with mentions of a candidate Worden and opposition to a plan backed by others.
Fragmentary OCR passage shows disordered plea about Congress and Hew, referencing Tulsa and Lab’s people. The garbled lines mention sending a candidate, Boy, and Hovill, with unclear aims and broad political intent amid incoherent wording.
MISNETTE HEAGES issues a terse instruction for November 5 elections urging civic participation. The letter questions editor suitability and warns voters to judge county leadership when casting their ballots.
A fragmented local notice discusses Wonror seeking Reeves for county attorney. The text references Pine, Houairy Viternes, and various community groups in Tulsa and Cobirnd areas, hinting at political support and turnout concerns amid unclear details.
The article extols Cline for county clerk duties in Lewis County. It lauds his frank, honest administration and trusted leadership guiding taxpayers with courteous service. It credits his staff and election conduct to community reputation and party support.
The Carnegie Steel Co. of Pittsburgh and partners pledge improved housing and recreational conditions for Black workers. The effort aims to uplift living standards amid prior displacement and substandard accommodations.
A garbled OCR reshapes a discussion of Colorado voters and a sprawling political scene. The text references party dynamics, agitation around elections, and broad themes of democratic processes, with mentions of parties, candidates, and public notices.
An incomplete OCR text fragment references a public sale and authorities, with scattered phrases like public sale, official notice, and time hints. The readable portions mention a county or local government action, possibly a notice about terms and date, but exact names, places, or stakes remain unclear. The passage is garbled and provides no complete facts.
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