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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1920

Page

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Tulsa voters urged for Hubbard sweep in city election

A Tulsa editorial urges that Democratic ticket led by Mayor Hubbard will win, with strong support from both Colored and white voters. It praises Hubbard’s administration, cites Frissell Hospital gift to the Colored community, and notes women voters and Republican defections shaping Tuesday’s mayoral race.

Tulsa Hubbard Caston Simas Gai Down Evans Frissell Hospital Brady Street Elizabeth Smith Oklahoma Muskogee Corps of Durses Star Frisell Hospital C. H. Hubbard

Wood For President Colored Democrats Hold Rally

An Omaha Monitor editorial advocates General Leonard Wood as a presidential candidate and notes rising support among Colored Americans in Tulsa for the Democratic slate. It discusses party dynamics, third party possibilities, and upcoming meetings with speakers McNulty Daniels Sulcer and Smitherman.

Wood Monitor Leonard Wood United States Woodrow Wilson Tulsa M. 4. McNulty, Jr Lee Daniels City W. M. Sulcer Oklahoma City A. J. Smitherman

Howard in charge of fraudulent registration allegations emerge

A county election board hearing revealed that Republican headquarters distributed registration books to Republican workers who registered voters door to door. A man named Faust targeted residents on East Fairview forcing registration as Republican. Mayor Hubbard was alerted to the incident and E. D. Howard, a Republican precinct leader, faced implication as officers seized a registration book from Howards office.

Boyrd Faust East Fairview Hubbard E. D. Howard Henry Pack Howards J. T. Presley Presley Howard Smitherman

Howard testifies ownership of registration book at hearing

Howard states he did possess the registration book from Republican headquarters and that J. T. Presley the registrar for 23 authorized its use. The County Election Board and County and City officials vow vigorous prosecution of Howard Faust and other Republican henchmen for alleged falsehoods.

Howard J. T. Presley Presley Faust

Commissioner Ballot and War News Briefs

Voters face a slate listing Commissioner No 1 through No 4 and several city offices including auditor treasurer and school board. The world scene notes 12000 German guns and 6000 planes found by Allies under treaty violation and a new German socialist cabinet with Berman Mueller as premier. The U S Justice Department runs a Flying Squadron for profiteers in New York. A federal grand jury indicts 125 workers in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania for alleged Lever Act violations.

Indiana Mllinois Ohio Pennsylvania

Langston University Praised By Visiting Educators

Professor J W Hughes and Langston University noted for attracting nearly six hundred students. Visit praised the school's uplift of colored youth in Oklahoma and urged community support and shared effort to sustain its ideals.

Colored Agricultural and Norwal University Langston Oklahoma Baneral Marquess J. W. Hughes Langston University Vite Ie Anc

Local Minstrel Contest Aids Knights of Pythias Lodge

Taxi driver L D Johnson and W H Phillips promote a minstrel show to benefit Grant Lodge of Knights of Pythias. Johnson pledges strong performance while Phillips plans a surprise coup for the night. The event follows a city executive committee funeral attendance.

J. A. Hoard Okmulgee Porter Grayson J. Lodge Mann

Inter-State Championship Drill of Uniform Bank staged

Arrangements are perfected for the Inter-State Championship Drill of Uniform Bank with participants from Okhome Texas Missouri Company P of Kansas City and the First Regiment K of P Band ready to compete in Tulsa. Eight hundred dollars in gold will be awarded for top prize.

Uniform Bank Okhome Texas Missouri Kansas City K. of P Tulsa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Armenia Turkey The Monitor of Omaha Nebraska Democratic H. Hubbard Curran J. de McNulty, Jr FP. M. Bohn A. F. Newblock Randolph House Carter Smith Star General Germany Berman Mueller Bauer U. S. Department of Justice New York Prof. Hughes Colored Normal University
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