08 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
1
Eyewitness report describes a mob scene outside the county courthouse where Cudjo the murderer was strung up and Deputy Dennis was killed during an attempted arrest. Call grows for state action and recalls on judges and laws. Governor Cruce urged to intervene.
The article celebrates the defeat of Tammany in the national convention and predicts a nationwide shift toward clean, decent public affairs. It argues Ryan’s stance weakened Tammany and that New York City and State will align with broader reform momentum.
A community rally is organized for Mt. Zion Church seeking donations from attendees and local supporters. The notice requests contributions of one pound from friends and neighbors to support church activities and future events.
The article recounts a confrontation involving Mes. Martin and editor Freeman b. Latin, with threats and defenses about alleged disrespect and a dispute over a local paper's editor’s office. It also covers the theatre week featuring Jesse Danna and Thirston Briggs, urging restraint and better stagecraft.
A fragmentary social column notes local theater happenings with mentions of performances and attendees. The text shows sparse references to events at a venue, with names and dates unreadable, suggesting a small community cultural section.
The Star unveils a strengthened staff led by Me Win and Me Ubi at its Tulsa office with a new manager McChain and a public library access point. David Metain joins as tutor and Singers Bland and McChain outline plans for wider circulation and literary events.
Mr Neighbor seeks the owner of a large armchair found during a recent night. He asks the owner to reveal their address so he can retrieve the piece. Signed by Win Maul, G11 N, Mrenkfont.
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