Tulsa News Roundup Highlights Local Personalities
Prominent Republican Gabe returns from Oklahoma City. North Greenwood aims for a doughnut factory in the Gist building. Tulsa fight fans travel to Muskogee for Langford Thompson. Jack from Tulsa seen in town. Various social visits, a post office official dies of double pneumonia, and local commerce figures convene.
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W. J. Wood
M. T
North
Greenwood Street
Tulsa
Oklahoma
North Greenwood
Gist
Muskogee
Jack
Tulsas
Corbett to Address Kansas City Elks
The Hon. C. B. Corbett will address the Colored Mks of Kansas City Missouri on April 1. Corbett leads the Tulsa organization and is noted for his eloquence, with many friends confident he will charm his audience.
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C. B. Corbett
Mkx
Kinesas City
Tomiarraw
Corbett
Tulsa
Baptist Creek Board Meets in Tulsa
The Executive Board of the Baptist Creek District Association held an important meeting in Tulsa to discuss district matters and governance.
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Baptist Creek Board
Tulsa
The
Baptist Creek District Association
Woman Votes From Invalid Chair for Hubbard in Tulsa
A Tulsa voting day scene centers on Mrs. Marshall a well known resident who in an invalid chair was carried from her hotel suite to cast a straight Democratic ballot for Mayor Hubbard. The act sparked excitement at the polls as she affirmed support for the incumbent after careful consideration.
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Tulsa
Red Wing
Marshall
Dreamland Theatre
Judge Evins
Tulse
Hubbard
Jones Murder Case Up in Court of Appeals
Xenophon Jones, colored, sentenced to 25 years for the Muskogee murder two years ago faces review as oral argument is heard in the Criminal Court of Appeals. No decision given. S P Parish is on the sick list.
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Court of Appeals
Criminal Court of Appeals
Xenophon Jones
Muskogee
Filipinos Press for Independence Under American Promise
Filipino leader argues independence follows from Americas pledge and a stable government. He cites Cuba as precedent and urges acceptance of independence with options including a League of Nations or protectorate terms, noting acceptable risks and Japan’s presence in the islands.
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Shogun
Billy
John Smith
Somerville
America
Philippines
United States
Cuba
Congress
Jones
Con Breas
Philippine Islands
American Congress
Adminiatra Hon
Bainely
League of Nations
England
Japan
France
Philippine
California
Philippine Archipelago
Clark Woman Released on Bond
A Clark woman was released on bond after a hearing in which witnesses testified to her health and statements she made regarding a shooting incident. The defense argued she bore responsibility for a prior vote tied to the case, while the state cited medical conditions and other factors in arguing for release.
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Clark
Wits
Sartor
Race Man Appointed Justice of The Peace
Ed Sade Hl A Teed Lueyer was named as Justice of the Peace by the county Democrats. The appointment reflects party alignment and the long-standing policy of recognizing loyal supporters. National Woman's Suffrage has been ratified by 35 states with one more needed. Delaware and Mississippi legislatures recently declined to ratify.
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Lueyer
Suillley
Tie Hee
Patsa
Satdier
Uwe
Delaware
Mississippi
Councellcut
Muskogee Star Critique Sparks Forthright Replies
Muskogee corresp from the Tulsa Star faces backlash for critical remarks about Rev. S. S. Joel of Antioch Baptist Church. The exchange defends the pastor’s work while noting support from readers for his uplift of the community.
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Sonya
Muskogee
Ant
Joel
Okmulgee
UOS
Rey
SS. Dones
Colored teachers close convention after bolting key session
The annual meeting of the Colored teachers association in Columbia South Carolina closed last week after bolting a major session. Attendees report strong concern for teachers character and scholarship among the group.
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ACN
T. Service
Columbia
S.C
Feaehers
Y W C A Colored Branch Building Funds Advance
Washington Apr 1 The YWCA funds totalling 825000 for maintenance of the Colored branch building will be continued this week. The Rhode Island avenue site at 6th Street is rising rapidly with construction financed by the War Work Council during 1918.
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N. PL
Washington
YW. GA
Rhode Island Avenue
Tas
Association
Resolutions Back Irish Republic and End Foreign Rule
A mass meeting in New York adopted resolutions praising Irish independence and opposing the league of nations and a proposed peace treaty. The event urged U S recognition of the Irish Republic and condemned English rule, with speakers including Mon Esmon de Vater and Edward J. Gavegan.
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New York
League of Nations
United States
Ireland
Clan-Na-Gael
Easmon de Vater
Supreme Art
One F. Gohatan
Edward J. Gavegan
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Welcome Grocery Co
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Muskogee Electric Traction Company
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Okla
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