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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1916

Page

5

G O P Elephants Ask Voters to Trust Prosperity Promise

In a rousing plea the Republican party urges voters to credit four years of administration, arguing peace and rising wages despite national crises. They acknowledge past missteps and insist protection and privilege served national interests, urging a shift away from Wilson and Democrats to restore policy leadership.

Republican Party Woodrow Wilton Wall Street Wilson Democrat

Praise for Wilson's Stand in Suffrage Fight

The National Suffrage Association rejected a partisan move at Atlantic City. Dr Anon Howard Shaw, called the sage of suffrage, praised President Wilson's pledge to advance suffrage. He argued both parties must work together, not split along party lines, to secure woman suffrage.

National Suffrage Association Atlantic City Anon Howard Shaw Philadelphia Press Republicags

Local News Highlights and Social Notes Across Oklahoma

Visitors from Muskogee and Claremore mingle in city life as Rev A Raker and Rev J C Mitchell stop by, Beatrice Caman and T J Walker figures appear in local offices, families host dinners in Fairview Addition, and George W Edwards of Tulsa attends a Golden Jubilee in Battle Creek while invitations, employment moves, and interstate travels fill the pages.

George W. Edwards Tulsa Okla Batle Creek, Mich Battle Creek Sanitarium

Covered Makes Good Showing at State Fair

The exhibit from Loughe 1S of Oklahoma City attracts visitors and attention at the state fair. Prof WW. Werner of the manual training department highlights exhibits that compare favorably with any at the fair. Mrs. Patino shows music works. Henderson and drawing, sewing with Mrs. Ronenlwing, and the art displays earn praise. Miss Moho, primary weaving, and Mrs Nicine Wisner’s map exhibit attract interest. The Colored Boys and Girls Clubs, led by BOF Brown and Allie Peters, draw notable attention.

Oklahoma City Do WW. Werner Patino Lili Henderson Ethelinda Moho Mre Ficulson Nicine Wisner BOF Brown U.S Avrcwlture Alte Allie Peters Thes

Political Announcements For Tulsa County Officials

A collection of campaign notices names MINNETTE HEDGES JAMES WOOLLEY LEWIS CLINE GhO. E REEVES and others. They announce candidacies for County Superintendent of Schools Sheriff Treasurer County Clerk and Register of Deeds and County Attorney on Democratic tickets with pledges of duty efficiency and square deal policies.

Tulsa Es Minnette Hedges Tulsa County Square James Woolley Iexy Register of Deeds Lewis Cline Sam Tory Gho. E, Reeves

Grand Opera House Bulletin Board Attractions

Coming to the Grand Opera House this season are Ramona Watch Your Step and Only Girl plus Fair and Warmer Rebecca of Sunnybrook Chicago oper company al the rail play Very Twin fed e Birth of a Nation Princess Nat Blue Paradise Bad Boy Nat O Briens minstrels Maud Allens It Pays to Advertise Common Clay Pom Pom Katinka Al G Fields Civilization Complete list with dates will appear in early October columns of this paper.

Boston English Grand Opera Rebecca Sunnybrook Chicago Oper Company al the Rail Fede Nat Blue Paradise Nat ‘Ol ‘Brien Maud Allens Katinka al G. Fields

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A. Raker Muskogee Ely Uhuraday Mer John Carter Fairview Addition J. C. Mitchell First Baptist Church Star Office Beatrice Caman Evfula Dermott Ark T. J. Walker G. K R. S K. P. Jurisdiction Arkansas Wm. Walker N- Frankfort Mrs. Macho Alexander Claremore City Gilbert Alexander Coverdale South Main Ray WR Convines Patel Iit Gene of Fares Jorian Saturns Pris Lee Penty Ent The Net Oh Weinden Bom Mt Tees Jace Sao Saturdy Star Cleaners Dyers Ie Sui CITT American National Bank Oklahoma Miiine Ae Sachson Yomun Sten Wright’ Building DE Alc Jackson Specialiat Claremore, Oke Wiesnes Oal Oklabinin Juitifie Setroule Mary Carr Exwards Hierobibiren Dalton Bulletin Board Grand Opera House the Grand G. W. Wilson Tratka Reean Revere Doanessa Cocentso Aio Archer Tiber Oklanoma Ollahoma Austione Furniture CO Hawkins, Prop
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