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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
4
In a Tulsa Star page editorial, the paper argues for voting for men rather than parties, criticizing partisan loyalty and stressing support for Black citizens. It discusses President Wilson, wartime headlines, and calls for unity across parties, urging readers to back qualified individuals.
The Langston University editor faces pushback amid claims of moral and political pressures. The Tribune alleges the administration seeks to remove Prof Page to silence critics and protect a favored leadership, while defending the integrity of youth and the institution. The piece argues over public trust, accountability, and potential legal action as the battle unfolds.
An odd item notes W Monroe Trafter of the equal oms league delivering a spoof remark on the Wilson debate. The quip compares political labor to mules kicking, framed as zoology humor.
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