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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
6
A letter column debates Senator Gore’s re election opponents and warns against leadership by the blind. It recalls the Volturno and Titanic disasters as warnings while praising Rev Kersh at First Baptist for fifty years of progress. It condemns gossip and urges civic restraint and respectful conduct toward women.
A busy week brings visitors and locals to the city as prominent residents and business figures are noted in casual gatherings. Attendance includes Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Mr. Roy Wallenige proprietor, and Mr. Willie Pointer. Dallas and Kansas guests are mentioned along with a March dry farming congress and a men’s sample bats sale at Harlow Brokerage on Main Street.
A garbled report lists figures like G. D. Hunt and William Stryker among organizers for a Tulsa event. It mentions Jondur To Hike and various officials connected to agriculture, governance, and women’s congresses, highlighting influential roles and planned activities with unclear specifics.
Disjointed OCR reads describe a chaotic scene at a rural fair where local authorities and vendors clash over booth setup and water access. The piece mentions a writer observing liberi and a youth artist, with scattered references to Shelton Wyoming and a cartels angle. The fragment hints at time constraints and dealer dates but lacks clear outcomes.
This fragment explores love as a universal force shaping life and conflict. It argues love underpins courage and invention, claims love guides human destiny, and asserts love can heal or doom, depending on whether it inspires sacrifice or heartbreak. The piece blends poetic reflections with exhortations on faith, patriotism, and destiny.
An unusual extract compares Cleero and Wit and notes a recent London Natural History Society event linking a specimen of the fuey to a pageant stir. The piece discusses oratory, audience perception, and the sharpness of delivery with comment from observers.
Holey voters prepare to elect delegates to the State Baptist Convention as a large crowd is anticipated. Local residents have shown strong organization capacity in supporting the event and related activities.
Washington. Justices hear defense of the Grandpa Clause as a restraint on voting rights, with former Senator Bailey arguing the Oklahoma clause preserves white voters' rights under the Fifteenth Amendment. Solicitor General Davis counters that the clause seeks to deny Black citizens the vote and violates constitutional guarantees.
A fragmented ad style notice from Traders 114 describes wholesale flour and goods sales. It claims lower delivery costs when selling in bulk, offers credit to buyers, and promises fast delivery across the region. The piece emphasizes selling only the best flour and clothing at low prices to attract wholesale customers.
A historical public notice lists bondholders and security holders including A. J. Smitherman as owner and other named parties. It notes filings and signatures dated October 15, with notary public Augustus Guess and preparations for conventions.
A terse report from Gi Main Street store details a trunk and salt case involving Ady Harlow Haoker. Officials say the incident occurred near the Main Street storefront, with preliminary notes indicating property disruption and potential charges under local ordinances. Further updates pending.
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