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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
2
The Kansas City Sun notes a close mayoral race with Colonel Foster as candidate amid alignment debates. It cites a surge of party realignments, race-based district concerns, and mentions Davis and others seeking delegates at Chicago.
In Wittie Hock Arkansas a governor effort aims to curb strife between white and colored residents. A task force will convene at least monthly to investigate recurring causes and propose remedies. In Los Angeles Booker T. Washington Jr and his sister Nettle, aged 3 and 6, travel with their mother Mrs. Booker T. Washington to visit in Tuskegee Institute.
A brief notice lists Jack Dennis Rose and others described as figures in a local block confrontation. The ad invites readers to call at 318 East Archer Street for further information or services.
In Baltimore Maryland on April 1 Marshall Carter summoned his infant relatives to his office to calm unrest among colored residents. He assured them that kidnapping theories are false and not widely believed by the city’s Negroes.
The Texas Public Health Association sponsored Health Week from April 10 in Austin to promote the better health movement. The event commemorated Booker T. Washington’s birthday with local observances and health focus activities.
In Lew Haven Cain on Apr 10 the Higwie Health and Cullens club telegrammed Labor party endorsing Mrs Mary Tiwnens Seymour as the fusion candidate for the state election. Mrs Sayipir is the candidate on the labor ticket for the board of education in the capital city.
In New York on April 10 a letter notes 32 families in apartment houses at 605 Franklin Avenue Brooklyn were served notices to vacate by April 10. The buildings lie near the J Regiment Armory in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn.
Chattanooga manufacturers face a labor shortage as workers hesitate to fill shifts. Allen Parker of the Chattanooga Manufacturers Association Employment Bureau notes ample local labor if workers will commit. Migration of Negro workers from the South has hindered several plants, with many leaving during the war to join northern factories and not returning, replaced by foreign labor in the North and East.
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