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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1916

Page

4

Segregation debate stirs Tulsa and Oklahoma City politics

A critical call urges Black voters to oppose segregation laws and Republican officials in Oklahoma. The piece accuses the city administrations of neglecting Black citizens in Eastern Tulsa County and questions promises of an assistant city attorneyship to Black leaders. It argues Black identity overrides party labels and notes only Oklahoma City and Tulsa have passed segregation ordinances under Republican governance.

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The Wrong Religion Among Negroes and White Authority

A critical piece arguing the negro’s devotion to church and lodge life, then the Republican fold, contrasted with a reliance on and deference to white authority. It claims internal church strife, a court clash over a pastor, and minimal legal fees, concluding the white man matters more to the black race than God.

Republican Party Negro Elides

Railroad section hands deserve fair wages and rights

The passage argues that sixty thousand railroad section hands, who toil in storms and contribute to the nation’s transportation system, earn insufficient pay to feed and clothe their families. It urges Congress to review their rights, noting their importance and loyalty comparable to higher paid workers.

United States Congress

Hughes Dodges Issue On Eight Hour Law

A Republican candidate is pressed about the eight hour law and a potential railroad strike. The New Times editorial questions what actions Hughes would have taken, contrasting his stance with President Wilson. The piece argues a strike would threaten rail service and urges a clear position on arbitration and labor policy.

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Watchful waiting saves a nation's life

A cryptic clipping praises patient restraint as a decisive factor in protecting a nation. The text highlights leaders and events in a period of crisis, naming figures and places in a period voice. The piece emphasizes restraint, vigilance, and timely action as keys to survival.

New Interest in B T Fund Sparks Rural Education Debate

Fragmentary OCR reveals early 20th century concerns over Booker T Washington, Baptist denominations, and rural teachers. References to Merworal Puad Comutt and advocacy for Black and white education appear, with unclear dates and names amid damaged text.

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Notice Demands Library Book Returns Within Two Weeks

A notice requires patrons to return all borrowed books to the library at 116 North Greenwood within two weeks. A penalty will be charged for books kept longer, and fees may be sent to homes if not returned. The notice mentions jokes and money collection by the library.

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Radium Water at Claremore Promises Healing Wonders

E Cobb proprietor offers rooms and meals at 16.80 weekly including board and bath. Experienced attendants available. The radium water of Claremore is touted as producing the wr healing wonders of the age.

Claremore

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