21 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
1
A long, jagged excerpt discusses racial perspectives, intergroup differences, and calls for organizing African American communities toward unity and political action. It references white neighbors, leadership, independence, and sociopolitical strategies, with mentions of meetings, delegates, and civic coordination amid broader civil rights themes.
Miss Phat I Mananiel is named English teacher at Sumner High School in St Louis. The board announces her appointment alongside four other faculty changes. Her education and prior work are cited, with expectations of strengthening the English department under Principal Prat Williams.
Race notes report that the United States government loans 25 million to a black republic, noting it as a sizable sum and the ninth nation to borrow from the U S government.
Fragmented report details federal remonstration agents for Creek and Okfuskee counties, with Mingo and Mingus as active figures aiding Colored farmers. It notes salaries, stock vaccination, and federal fund discussions, plus local support for farm credits and improvement efforts amid a tense political climate.
Report notes Ninth Calvary troops stationed on the millinery front went to Valivantok Muvali and proved their value for strategic purposes. The record claims these men displayed courage in the uprising and highlights the strong participation of colored women registering last Thursday.
The article describes a training school opening for colored cadets, with five students receiving diplomas amid military style exercises at Liberty Theatre. It notes the presence of white and colored attendees, the officials involved, and mentions Henry Arthur Kent Monre from Kansas City visiting.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses racial tensions and political loyalty, criticizing leadership and urging unity for equal rights. It mentions the Yabishia Department, Hustpens funds, and missions in Newark and other places, reflecting a tense era’s discourse and calls for action among communities.
A fragmentary dispatch from Cotminbuis, Gai dated September 3 describes aerial bombardment involving Hart and Coton hauffeur for Din Baltic. The report mentions promised prizes and a sequence of explosions tied to Lieut. Heatley Chryppell and a shooting incident near Atlanta Cotton...
Special to The Star from Pawhuska Oklahoma reports the Dewey mayor faces grand jury indictments for permitting violence and burning bones of Colorful citizens. Aaron Wirdtow is charged in the killing of Dewey city marshal. Proceedings begin with motions to indict and set trial. Local officials push for swift justice and restitution to victims amid ongoing jury sessions. The piece notes white citizen sentiment against vigilante acts and cites property losses by mob action, including owners fighting abroad for the flag.
12 year old daughter of Mrs Helen William of Hallett Street Bristow was accidentally shot by a man while in a cotton field. A family party had traveled to Bristow when the gun discharged firing into her abdomen. The girl died shortly after and was buried in Jackson by relatives Goodwin and others.
Allied forces in the Lorraine sector launched a second phase advancing on a four mile front. They captured two villages Villeoy and Nerrovn and widened contact with German lines along the Moselle. The mid front sees one to two miles of progress with renewed pressure on Lorraine border defenses.
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