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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1915

Page

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Chicago pays roll shows many Negro workers under mayor policy

Article reports on Chicago city payroll representation of Black employees under Mayor Thompson. It cites about 200 to 700 Negro workers across departments including water, streets, and health, noting mixed past hires under Harrison and current appointments by the new administration while warning of variances in recordkeeping.

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Colored Boy Wins Prize at Tulea Fair

Dewey Ureen a colored boy from Tulea won second prize in the Boys Content at the fair last week. He is described as an enthusiastic farmer boy proving ability and worth at every stage of the game.

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Dewey Hint Opens Up Merits in Fine Way

Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a discussion of Dewey and a proposed method to prove merits. The text suggests a favorable assessment of the approach and ongoing work, though details are unclear in the damaged passage.

McClin And Wife Arrested In Odd Laredo Warrant Case

Billy Meflain known as the Colored sporting Anne of Tula won a warrant for conducting plays of public inularies. He and his wife were jailed, habeas corpus motions denied, then released on bonds of 600 dollars. Court proceedings followed with disputed jurisdiction and comments on municipal order in a highly unusual case.

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Ross May Be Local Favorite At Convention Boxing Night

Ross, seen with fans outside Hotel Tulea after an afternoon workout at the Grand Opera House, is touted as a local favorite for Friday night’s bout with Carl Morrie. He recalls beating Al Kaufman and disputes praise given to Kan Hnan while noting past decisions over Joe Jeannette.

Tony Carl Morrie Rone Timnsolt Hotel Tulea Grand Opera Pennsylvania Tuli

Hotel Tulsa Opens Main Cafe at Hotel

Hotel Tulsa announces a new main cafe led by former head waiter St Lie Biieyin. The hotel imports experienced staff from Oklahoma City to improve service and attract patrons to the dining wing, with managers emphasizing better meals and guest satisfaction.

Hotel Tulsa Tila Wtake Oklahoma City

Prohibition Era Confusion Report From Mysterious City

A garbled note from a distant city reports drinking habits and a possible temperance mindset. The fragment mentions a brother of Gilbert and a Phyme, with references to a place named Tettiewnee and a drug-like state.

Meauph Tee City Coell Chesterton Gibert Ko Chewterton Mottome Rko Ale Chesterton

Fragmented Rochester Herald Text About Prohibition Debate

The Rochester Herald prints a garbled section with scattered phrases about prohibition and public sentiment. It mentions brethren, followers, truth, and various names in a fractured, unclear passage.

McAlester Girl Appointed Teacher Here

Hazel Metanind of McAlester, daughter of EB Metani a noted Oklahoma railroad contractor, is appointed to an eight position in the high school staff. She began her duties as an English teacher on Monday morning following graduation from Kansas State University.

Hazel Metanind McAlester

Heavy enrollment press East End schools clash

Congested school buildings strain capacity and may force a new facility. Reports from Bowie and surrounding areas note high attendance at the elementary and high school levels, with teachers praised for dedication as administrators study options to expand capacity.

East End

Frisco Tales and Prices in a Dialect Chorus

A fragmented poem style piece blends Frisco imagery with market talk and sly warnings about debt and temptation. It names places like Frisco and Londonish locales and references a party, money, and a temptation to buy. The tone hints at street slang and a noirish bustle.

New Company Asks For Charter In Tylen Wave

A state Huriat ayociation seeks charter, proposing to provide undertakings and to influence with capital. Directors include Teo, Jawow, A Ao J Willainn, Keays, Topas and HyUuries, with an authorized capital stock of 10 000 dollars. Executive board to be led by O. M. Rteemilfon and other members from Parle iE Lhe tare and Uenelty, aiming to establish a lasting organization.

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Negro School Man Delivers Address in German to Missing Mississippi Conference

Joseph, Mo, Rept. 7. September 2, the Key, J. HF shaw, president of the Meritian Institute, appeared before the Lutheran Methodist conference while in Point on her, and delivered an address in German on the history of the Freedman's Society of the Methodist Episcopal churches.

Ermans Pramient Misalesippi German Methodist Conference Joseph J. HF Shaw Meritian Institute Aetidian Lierhinn Methodist Conterynes Gertian

Strides of Science and Civilisation in War

The piece argues that half a century of Kantian progress by civilization’s handmaidens has enabled modern warfare to inflict a higher death rate on neutrals noncombatants women and babies than ever before, reflecting alarm in New York.

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