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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
2
A garbled OCR page centers on scattered names and places, referencing towns, people, and events in a dense, jumbled tapestry. Amid noise, readers detect repeated mentions of communities, figures, and odd phrases hinting at a sprawling, messy historical record.
Disjointed notes describe confusion over a drive event and local reactions. The text mentions dirtbike activity, community concerns, and calls for civility and better handling of the situation. Residents urge calm and responsible conduct amid unfolding rumors.
Fragmented OCR shows disrupted wartime line about bread shortages and Civil War era rhetoric. It references France and Hitler era themes, battle lines, and liberty, with garbled names and phrases. The readable bits point to wartime fear, hunger, and political mobilization but lack cohesive narrative or clear events.
A damaged OCR fragment references Bort Janik Pte and Theiver Chapter with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a personal note or record involving names and a period of time, but details are lost.
Six men were executed by hanging at Fort Sam Mayn in a dramatic incident described with disjointed OCR text. The report mentions names and witness accounts though many fragments are garbled, indicating a military or civilian court proceeding and subsequent punishment.
A Virginia family obituary reports Daniel Merkison as the son of loving parents. The piece mentions the familial ties and hardship surrounding the death, noting a funeral date and place.
A garbled OCR item reports a black Major Sade Life Tenant Colonel promotion within the United States Cavalry, mentioning Hautenant colonel rank, stipulation at Calip Stated Hung, and tension as troops prepare to clash with Feite and ash hye.
Fragmented text mentions a killing and social themes with garbled phrasing about race, labor, and enforcement. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a partial reference to a shooting and moral judgments without concrete facts or context.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss De Negro and German propaganda campaigns, mentioning campaigns, Parole Santi, and various dramatic phrases. The readable fragments reference race, wartime rhetoric, and public reaction, but the overall narrative is garbled. The piece hints at inquiries into the roles of propaganda and public perception during a period of conflict.
A German propagandist notes that Allied Black soldiers are praised for bravery and morale, while white troops face harsher scrutiny. The piece reports on public perception, with emphasis on Negro units being celebrated as the war’s moral force and inspiring broader civilian support across regions.
Fragmentary report describes a man named Mass shooting Soutthall, a boy from Dull Vexny, this afternoon. It mentions alleged intimate involvement with Mar wife and that Mass surrendered to Officer Smitherman after the incident.
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