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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
1
Justice Brown dies suddenly, noted as a prominent public figure. The passing alters the local legal landscape as officials and colleagues react to the sudden loss.
A lengthy entangled report traces state governance and legal shifts involving prominent figures in Oklahoma Territory and Washington, detailing appointments, court cases, and political moves. Key names include judge figures, governors, and legal officials, with references to Teh era’s territorial status, legislative actions, and the evolution toward statehood. The piece notes court decisions, appointments, and the impact of federal and territorial authorities on local governance.
Vague fragmentary OCR shows election day details across states including Massachusetts New York and Pennsylvania. Mentions four stores may elect new governor and unclear lines on voting results, with scattered names and locales and dates, all in a rifle of 19th century style.
A garbled telegramic account references German and allied troop movements, borders shifting toward Constantinople, and mounting public fear. It mentions French trains, American, British, and Turkish forces, and a tense effort by nations to mobilize against advancing fronts as the war stirs fear and strategic reevaluation.
The document presents a wartime Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Woodrow Wilson. It emphasizes national gratitude to God, unity in facing global conflict, and the call for citizens to observe a day of prayer and thanks on the designated date. It notes American prosperity amid war and the duty to uphold peace, liberty, and national welfare, signed by Hubert Hormine? Secretary of State and Woodrow Wilson.
A telegraph tale from Arlington and Paris traces a daring attempt to test a new transatlantic wireles system. Engineers at the Pearl Harbor yard and a Paris station monitor cable signals while officials report progress and setbacks in the race to extend telephonic reach across the Atlantic.
English outraged by the execution of Edith Cavell, a nurse, as international tensions rise. Descriptions condemn the act as cold and deliberate, with tributes paid in London and across major cities. Reports note diplomatic reactions from American ambassadors and protests at public gatherings.
A local grocer emphasizes first class groceries and market meats with special attention to every order and prompt delivery. The business invites customers to order again for reliable service and consistent care.
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