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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1914

Page

3

Oklahoma Pardons Stir State Politics and Clemmons

The Oklahoma pardon episode centers on Lieutenant Governor McAlester's bid to free a batch of inmates, with Secretary of State Ben Harrison blocking most pardons. A list of recipients includes Nelson Hawkins and Ro y James among others, while only three prisoners have been released. Attorneys contest Harrison’s signatures and seek to validate McAlester’s acts as official.

Ben Harrison Oklahoma City Wille Giv Cruce Washington McAleeter Ben F. Harrison McAlester Morrison Harrison James Ammerman Nelson Hawkins Walther Flowers Lincoln Burton Orlando Mitchell Stan Baker Starr Rodent C. Thompson Charles Overton Joe Proctor Fred Cameron Mont PD Taylor Kirk Canadian County Mike Zanone Pittsburg Oklahoma Mandamus J. J. McAlester B. C. McAdama Norman Hankeldie Ton F. Harrison McAdams

War rumors and tuberculosis study stir a Kansas City crowd

A chaotic morning scene features neighbors arguing about a supposed war and a pamphlet on the impact of tuberculosis sanatoriums. The discussion, referencing insurers and a landmark physician, questions whether nearby sanatoriums harm property values or public health, with expert rebuttals supporting safety despite proximity.

Cure for Eczema Promises Glowing Hair Restoration

A 1914 reader testifies of eczema on the scalp clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming hair stopped shedding and grew thick and glossy. The ad notes Cuticura products are sold worldwide and provides a mailing address for samples. A separate brief recounts President Wilson's Staunton visit where a boy shouted asks, "Where in it? Where is it?" and Wilson responses with humor.

Fld Johnson City Tenn J. W. Pisher Dept. L. Boston Adv Wilson Staunton Baldwin Seminary

Clergyman Testimony For Dodds Kidney Pills

Rev Edmund Heslop of Weton Pa reports relief after one year of suffering dropsy limb swelling heart flutter and fatigue. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills for improvement and says his faith remains in the remedy. Correspondence offered with Rev Heslop and details about the product and free household hints. The piece also includes census data on US farms and value.

Edmund Heslop Wieton Dropay B. Heslop Rev. B. Henlop Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo Allo

Annual Crop of Gate and World Production Details

A fragmented report lists global annual outputs with the United States and other nations contributing large quantities. It notes 126,000,000 bushels of corn and a U S total of 1,123,000,000 bushels in one measure, with overall world figures around 2,276,100,000 bushels and 2,373,000,000 bushels for the United States in separate counts. The piece references barley yields and notes substantial U S outputs, including nearly 179,000,000 bushels of barley only partially harvested in America.

United United Sites United States Watele Atuertea

Controversial Limit Fragment Sparks Court Debate

A fragmented, unreadable OCR passage hints at opinions about a Supreme Court limit and broader judicial themes. Names, dates, and clear facts are absent, leaving a vague debate implied rather than documented.

Bucceew In Doing One's Bent

The note suggests a youth team pursuing an honest effort with a sense of victory in every gallant effort, akin to a Dickensian perseverance, reflecting pride in steadfast endeavor.

Dickens

Save the Babies Castoria Ad Alarm Authors Claim

An authorial warning cites child mortality rates and condemns narcotic tinctures used for infant ailments. The text advocates Castoria as a safer alternative and emphasizes its supposed health benefits and a signature claim attributed to Chas. H. Fletcher.

Castoria Wicknam Cantoria Chas. H. Fletcher

Questioning Wonders In A Primary Class

A teacher tries to explain natural and manmade wonders to pupils. A girl answers with grave humor that the most wonderful thing a man ever made is "dying for his family" in a tale reflecting parental strain and child insight.

Not Be Very Stean Stray Story Exchange

Jones borrowed a dollar yesterday and repaid today. Itt asks about changing the same dollar, finding no change possible. The brief exchange highlights a quirky remark in a stray story fragment.

Jones

Debt and delay spark a terse exchange between rivals

A brief dialogue shows one party pressing for repayment while the other asks for more time. The exchange highlights a tense dispute over a large sum and looming pressure to settle.

Man Recalls Death Stare Amid Reflections on Life

In a terse exchange a man recalls facing death and, with a swift pause, contemplates life before and after the peril. His companion notes a brief list of items, a small directory of concerns, as they reflect on survival and meaning.

German Invention Automobiles Train on Torable Runners

An odd report describes a vehicle built to travel on three sets of runners instead of wheels. The piece mentions youths sowing crops and raising wild oats, and notes Chr. Muncieta’s plan to establish a school to train hotel workers.

Muncieta

St Paul Population Surges Past 270000

Odd, fragmented prose notes talk of curious phrases and gadgets while St Paul reports a population figure exceeding 270 000. The passage blends bemused dialogue with mention of a new device likened to shears for killing files on the wing.

St. Paul

Municipal tea plant proposed in Atlanta city talks

Fragmentary remarks discuss establishing a municipal tea plant in Atlanta Georgia with reference to a small demand and the feasibility of such a venture. The text implies local interest but provides no concrete plans or dates.

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