Colored People Fight School Inequities in Oklahoma
The colored community in Oklahoma expresses dissatisfaction with segregated schools and funding. They note funds for colored schools come from county sources while white schools run longer terms and receive better facilities. A legal challenge is planned to press for equal school facilities and updated legislation.
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Oklahoma
Cooreil
Melntosh
Enfroia
Dhee
McIntosh
Noted Concert Singers Coming October 1911 Tulsa
The Tulsa music lovers may see the Invincible Concert Co on October 19 with Chas. Williams leading a Chicago act. Unclear stage venue. possible Opera House Williams Theatre or a church. Key performers include ventriloquist J. W. Cooper and blind musicians James Johnson Edward Mackey with Mrs Johnson and daughter Miss Johnson.
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Tulsa
Chas
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Chicago
Opera
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Williams Invincible Concert Co
J. W. Cooper
James Johnson
Edward Mackey
J. W. Coper
Two Prisoners Killed in Pen
Officials said an investigation will be started immediately after a guard and two inmates died at the state penitentiary in Canning. The incident occurred Monday when a guard attempting to restrain inmates prompted a violent confrontation leading to multiple deaths.
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Pen
Champ Clark Notes Defeat in Maine Election
Speaker Champ Clark says Maine contest was a whipping and defeat, insisting voters chose against his plans. He remarks the result shows no favorable outcomes for his side and predicts further setbacks.
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Champ Clark
Maine
Burbank backs Wilson in historic endorsement drift
In a surprise move, California journalist and public figure Luthor Burhan hosts a campaign event backing Woodrow Wilson. The message frames Wilson as the national steward of progress and unity, urging voters to support his leadership amid national concerns.
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Ro Dent Wilson
Luthor Burhan
Heulturit Wieard
California
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Air
Burbank
Ailison
Permanant Organiza tion to be Perfected Next Week
A distorted and partially legible notice indicates a temporary closure and a plan to perfect an organization next week. It references state, local details, and various names in fragmented form, suggesting a formal procedural update without clear specifics.
Fragmented historical text on politics and platforms
Fragmented OCR notes reference Republicans, Democratic votes, European credits, and platform promises from early 20th century politics. It mentions party figures, committees, and regional economic concerns, though many phrases are garbled and unclear. The reader should treat the details as unreadable OCR remnants rather than firm facts.
Laundry Again Wires Hands Reveals Steadford Tie
Fragmented readable text indicates a local item involving laundry, hands, and a name Crowe with a possible connection to Steadford. The readable portions suggest a brief incident or notice centered on a person or household event at a local location.
Revived litcest drive in Booker T era fund effort
Fragmented text details fundraising for a Two Million Dollar Memorial Fund to support the work of Booker T. Washington era institutions. Mentions loyalty among women, rural schools, and a campaign with churches, schools, fraternal orders, clubs. References to leaders Prat, Morty, and national Baptist convention efforts continuing on page Cour.
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Harry Y Pratt
William Lek
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