Local Masonic Lodges Meet Regularly in Tulsa Area
Directory lists Sand Springs Lodge No. 192 A F and A M meets first and third Wednesdays at Myers hall. Highland Park area groups meet second and fourth Thursdays at Mason. Flower of Tulsa Lodge No. 5864 G U O F holds second and fourth Mondays at Curry Hall. Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 247 meets first and third Tuesdays at Masonic Hall.
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Sand Springs
Myers’ Hall
East Archer Street
J. H W. Smitherman
W. M. W. J. Gamble
Secretay
Bow Ncil
W. Mi ‘ix
the Mason
Wmn. Dunigan
W. P. J.B. Hardy
Sec'y
Flower OF
Tulsa
O. F
Curry Hall
John Clark
N. G. J. BE. Hardy
P. S
Cosmopolitan Lodge
Masonic Hall
C. B. Corbett
J. E. Hardy
N. Greenwood
Oklo
Progressive Lodge No
Moonshine Big Still Found in Oklahoma Barn
Oklahoma authorities uncovered a major moonshine operation near McAlester. Five stills were ready, three operated, producing about 50 barrels daily. Four men worked under T. E Brents as officers reported thirteen arrests and extensive liquor seizures in the first week of the campaign.
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Star News Service
Mcalester
Apr
Oklahoma
Indian Enforce Park
T. E Brents
Indian Department
I Cato Sells
Regional News Roundup From Multiple States
A Wichita event will feature Star Service Race speaker Dean William Pickens of the N C P. The Rev J W Scott of Mississippi’s General Baptist treasurer died in Edwards Mississippi with a reported 8720 balance. Oklahoma’s large Negro voting precinct denied registration as officials were jailed for protest. Oklahoma City Negro physicians set day and night call prices at 300 and 100 dollars. Columbia Missouri jail holds no star boarders for the first time in 22 years amid dry town notes. Knights of Tabor mentor ALK Chinn reports the order strong with reserves. Kansas City finance leader J D Allen raised over 2000 dollars while visiting Columbus and Steubenville Ohio. Lila G Warlick, head nurse at Kansas City Old City Hospital, resigned and headed to Philadelphia. This report lists several regional notes and personnel changes across states.
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J. W. Scott
General Baptist Mention of
Mississippi
Edwards
Untitled Notice Fragment From Early Rail Travel Story
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Rail trip between Karis City and Los Angeles with a delegation from the American Negro Press Association and a business mission to Tuskegee Alabama. Dr Mercy, a Kansas City physician, was noted as visiting Oklahoma cities.
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Karis
Los Angeles
California
Nubin Dalnet Traeseher
American Necro Press Association
Chicago
Fansas City
Tuskegee
Alabama
Dr B Mercy
Kansas City, Mo
Okiihom Cities
News Notes from Muskik and Nearby
In a recent Christian Tides issue from Jackson Tennessee a prominent local minister cites sweeping reform in the district amid crowd growth and rising zeal. Miles Motley of Chapel Hill Texas, reputed wealthiest Black man in the area, is noted for long church membership and large deposits directed to his beneficiaries. The Omaha Daily Bee notes graduates from Commercial High School with one standout, Delhind Crawford, earning honors. The piece closes with a poem couplet about spring and love and a call to subscribe to the Star.
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Star News Service
Muskik
Christian Tides
Jackson
Tenn
Maskeger
Tov
Gatewood
Tita Disteiel
Nepal
Miles Motley
Chapel Will
Texas
Omaha Daily Bee
Republisan Orkon
Chidha
Nehowski
Commercial High School
Hat City
Dilhind Crawford
Chives
Black Billy Sunday Revival in Checotah Draws Large Audience
A wave of revivalist preaching spreads through Checotah as Black Billy Sunday advocates return to lead a major gospel awakening. The revival, centered at The First Warin church, draws diverse crowds nightly with strong sermons by noted evangelists and participation from regional pastors and congregations.
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Billy Sunitay
Tosi
Beth Rigs
Abel
Selhaut Oulu
Gerd McPhervon
Sathana Baptist
Tenner van Hroskhid
Ie Werkl
Hemniitianat Assnehitian
Hyedie
Gary
Vanpoigas
Antioch Baptist
Hany
Sopatpa
Affection for Truth Faces Mockery in Vagrant Ideals
A fragment from the Associated Negro Press discusses tensions between perceived “America nism” and broader global views. It critiques vanity over virtue and notes shifting voices in journalism as public opinion evolves with time and weather.
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Dixoe
W. J. Wood
M. T. TE
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Greenwood Street
Poro
Beauty Parlor
Lodge Directory
Masonic Templars
S.A
Whone Osage
Osage
DE Etta Smith
St., Chickasha
Okla
R. A
Muskogee, Okla
Greenwand Street
Elgin
Mabel Little
Saddler & Corbett
State of
Ghiakens
Smith Building
Stafford
Haskell
East Main Street
C. Stafford
Postoffice Box
George McCarthy
E. Choctaw Ay
Star Service
Dean Willian Pickens
Wichita, Kansas
Decise HO
Dutjee
Black Dispatch
5. C. Snelson
Utterbachch
Oklahoma City
Columbia
Missouri
Alk Chinn
Glassow
Order of Knights of Tabor
Jd. J. Allen
Business Men's Noon Day Club
Kansas City
World Wonder Oil and Gas Company
Columbus
Steveland
Ohio
Lila G. Warlick
Kansas City, Missouri
Old City Hospital
Philadelphia
Penn
Raymond J. Knox
Christian Index
Munkogean
Minty Faney
Jove
Sade
Star
Southwest
Black Billy
Checotah
Westington
Willy Will
Owen
Mclntosh County
Konia
Twllow
Hutty
Red Wing Hotel
North Greenwood
Red Wing
Moth
Julius T. Presley
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