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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
4
A payroll notice indicates the Tulsa Star is set for a new workplace location at 7 North Greenwood Street, signaling changes in operations and staff arrangements.
Fragmented text cites hardship and public protection fears. Mentions race, Jim Crow policy, and calls for men to stand for right. Refers to police, legality, and public unrest amid political pressure and social friction.
Fragmentary text presents confounded phrases about nerves, curves, prices, and finances. It mentions harmony, readiness, and helping others, with unclear names and scattered ideas. The readable material hints at social or economic themes but lacks coherent narrative or events.
Delegates from every continent will gather in Tulsa from October 27 to November 1 for the International Dry Farming Congress and related meetings. The event aims to share methods to increase yields in regions with irregular rainfall, focusing on education, farm management, and crop optimization. Notable attendees include Chinese Minister Chun Sen Chen, and several governors and officials from the United States and Canada.
The readable text presents no coherent event, names, places, or dates to summarize. It appears as fragmented, nonsensical strings lacking any identifiable entities or actions.
A damaged OCR passage from the Wandrow Wilson White House shows a protest letter signed by unnamed undersigned individuals. They express surprise at government actions and urge preventing and forbidding the movement they deem injurious while calling for fair, just, and virtuous treatment of nations.
At a meeting of Executive To file Y MCLA this week J Wells was unanimously elected treasurer of that organization Reverend Jus Johnson was re elected president and Temlin secretary mass meeting noted changes in leadership and roles.
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