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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
4
The Tulsa Star denounces white guardianship of Negro children as robbery and a tool of racial segregation. It argues white guardians exploit minor's funds, cites Muskego case, calls for Negro guardians and true legislative representation for Blacks in Oklahoma.
Fragmented OCR notes show two major religious gatherings in a city, the A M E annual conference and a state Baptist convention. Text highlights charity work, educational ventures, and missions, with unclear phrasing about aims and outcomes.
After attending the MLK Conference in the city the state Baptist denomination remarks that the A M Temple is a century ahead of the Wupiits in discipline. The piece notes strong church leadership and worship practices shaping the congregation's future.
The readable lines show a racist proclamation denying equality for colored people, insisting on white guardianship and segregation in schools and courts. The text names colored men and women as inferior and demands strict enforcement of racial hierarchy.
A number of Rienius delegates attend this week’s conference events at the Star sanctuary, where they offered respects and prepared their reports. The gathering emphasized unity and shared goals among participating factions.
The article notes Genera Carranza as Mexico's chief executive guiding a peace process. It states Germany claims they will win the war by spring, offering little consolation to the Allied powers.
The Star Cleaning Parlor advertises updated sanitizing methods for ladies clothing and alterations as a specialty. It invites patrons to have suits made to measure, offering a wide selection of fabrics, colors, weaves, and patterns at affordable prices. Hats are cleaned and blocked. Phone listed.
A speech praising Masonic values in Tulsa urging fraternal charity and liberal conduct among Young Men's lodge members. The text extols brotherly love morality and social benevolence, urging unity, health, and fidelity under Masonry.
Fire officials released a statement with limited details about the incident. The report mentions medical response and investigation steps but provides few concrete facts or names.
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