12 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
1
A fragmentary protest piece argues that the dignity of African American soldiers served by the 24th U.S. Infantry must be protected at any cost. It condemns public mistreatment and extols loyalty, urging civic duty and respect for Black service members amid widespread social hostility.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a rural labor issue with references to farm labor, state actions, and tensions among officials. The text mentions investigations, trials, and a council with divisions, along with a US task force ordered to a destination town.
In Catabriaie Massachusetts Miss Genwen Jackson of Radtitt Chloe is awarded a four hundred dollar scholarship for her academic achievements. The announcement highlights the scholarship’s aims to support local students pursuing higher education.
A garbled 20th century newspaper fragment describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a colored school, a watch, fights, and crowd disorder. It references law enforcement, a public disturbance, and the presence of bands and protestors in a city street, with scattered names and vague outcomes.
A fragmented readable passage hints at a determined woman and a critical moment at a doorway or house. Names, places, and outcomes are unclear, but a formal hour of presentation to authorities or officials is described amid disjointed sentences.
The St Louis city government approves spending 962,000 to buy a hospital at Garrison and Linton for public welfare. The purchase follows a recommendation from the Public Welfare Board after review by the city’s health department and officials.
A garbled OCR excerpt references Sylvest, Hansell, Abraham Lincoln Cette, and various personal names in a poetic, musical context. It hints at shop stories, performances, and a weekly Saturday Levines event, with mentions of tunes, pipes, and a poem about Esau and angels. The text remains fragmented and unclear.
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