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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

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Ardmore Explosion Kills and Injures Dozens

A railroad gasoline tank exploded in Ardmore late Monday, wrecking the town and killing more than forty and injuring hundreds. Flames engulfed two blocks. the Santa Fe depot burned. Officials blame railway negligence. investigations proceed as casualty tallies rise and confusion over totals shows varying counts.

Ardmore Santa Fe Otto McClun Santa Fe Railroad Russell Brown Henshaw Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Interstate Commission Oklahoma State Corporation George A. Henshaw Hershaw Oklahoma Corporation Commission

Page's Followers Circulate Petitions in Oklahoma County

The article reports local residents and supporters of Professor Page circulating petitions to reinstate Page as president of Langston University. It notes 6 percent of signatories are from Negro voters in Langston County and highlights letters to Gov. Williams from white and colored patrons urging Page’s reinstatement amid broader regional tensions.

Necro Craldeis Nurty Lyman J. Page Gov Williams Page Hild Laney Nes Lavan Coanty Gowwenon Hage Willums Wolteo Guthrin

Colored firm builds autos in Greenfield Ohio

A Greenfield Ohio factory builds a new automobile model touted for easy riding and ground up production by a Black team Paterson and Bone, noted for nationwide awareness. The piece asserts this Negro owned plant aims at Oklahoma buyers and beyond, claiming it is the sole auto on the market built exclusively by Black workers.

Oklahoma Hot & Colona Olmborms C Greenfield Fey Greenfield

Council Debate Over Colored Hospital Funding

A lengthy town meeting discusses plans for a separate colored hospital and funds for construction. Mayor and council members clash over site, financing, and oversight while residents question equity and resource allocation.

Morris-Ross Bout Tonight

The bout between Morris and Ross is set for tonight with a heated welterweight clash expected. Promoters tout a competitive card as both fighters seek a decisive victory and momentum ahead of future title bids.

Muskogee Merchants Face Disputed City Market Report

Reports circulated early this week allege inconsistencies in the Muskogee merchant scene near Adaine department store. The item references a claim against a local market and mentions Akunkeren and a Benemen store, with vague ties to Wak and Wit im Whe.

Hiddy AdaIne Atunkeren Joe Merchants Wieete Fareniver Okman

Crowded Colored Schools Prompt Call for Extra Teacher

A statement from Prof. J. W. Hughes, principal of Puttar grade school, Warns of congestion with 68 enrolled and 62 in Mrs. Johnson's room. He urges employing an additional teacher or implementing shifts as congestion worsens to time before Christmas.

AL le Imadipr Dee Taleas Pre Rowan Ellinetta Hillie Badan Nut Crees Wanda J. W. Hughes Puttar Johnson

Judge Martin Holds Night Session In Woda Building Raid

The article reports a raid on the wardling house in the Woda building near Archer and ne streets. It mentions several individuals involved, including Boritt Girone Cinaver and Webb, with financial figures cited and an ongoing court action.

Martin Woda Archer Iy Cnute Boritt Girone Cinaver Sbihtes Qitlard Webb Malc Om Cer Douglas Aida Cryst Cate Hervor Martha's Rome

Card of Thanks for Kind Help After Loss

We express our heartfelt gratitude for the many acts of kindness and support shown by friends and the public during our bereavement. Your sympathy and assistance have been a great comfort to us as we mourn the loss of our daughter.

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