Wooden Re-Elected Mayor in Bitter Tulsa Campaign
Tulsa voters re elected Frank M Wooden mayor by a narrow majority amid a fierce contest among four tickets. Independent critics cry fraud while the Democratic slate gains commissioners and auditor, with a second election scheduled a week from Tuesday. The Star praises East End Black voters and affirms its editorial stance on the outcome.
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Tulsa
Frank M. Wooden
Orat
Vous
Uhe
Democratic
Teket
Hit
Independent
Wooden
Democratic Party
Star
East End
Pulsa
Tulea
Toa
Ture
Summer schools for Negro teachers outlined
Of fourteen summer schools for colored teachers reporting 2121 students to the U S Commissioner of Education in 1912 four were in Virginia with 57 men and 608 women attending. Hampton led with 346 students and Tuskegee Alabama with 304 headed the list.
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U. S. Commissioner of Education
Virginia
Hampton
Tuskegee
Alabama
Republicans Elect Delegates for County Convention
Call to meet Tuesday night to name delegates to the County convention led to a meeting of three loyal Republicans J B Stratford H A Goows and Archie V Jones. They elected seven delegates including Geo Mowbray John A Oliphant A Allen and Mr Winteringer.
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Oklahoma City
J.B. Stradford
H. A. Goows
Archie V. Jones
Geo. Mowbray
John A. Oliphant
A. Allen
Mr. Winteringer
New Negro School Superintendent Seeks Building for Training
Superintendent Oberholtzer praises Black voters for support of the school bond and asks Tulsa city commissioners for funds to construct an East End school building and equip it for Manual training and Domestic Science. If approved Tulsa would join Oklahoma City, Muskogee, and Okmulgee with such programs. Examinations for city teachers unfold today and next Saturday April 11 and 18.
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Oberholtzer
Oberholzer
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Oberholteer
Bristow Native Shoals Praises Local Colored Farmers
Bristow, a farming town on the Frisco line west of Tulsa, hosts Cherokee-Irish-Black heritage entrepreneur Pr 1e Shoals who says Bristow’s Colored farmers are progressive and thriving with about 1400 acres under his control. He lists prominent Bristow figures and notes his long public service and family holdings.
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Shoals
Kerstow
Tulsa
The
Star
Bristow
Frivco
Tule
Biristow
Alabama
U.S
Meshal
Indian Territory
Georgia Adams
Mr. Shoals
Oklahoma
Brinton
Muskogee
Men to be Voted For April 21
Democratic ballot list for April 21 shows candidates including B Cline, D Mant, Thos J Quinn, Carl Gregg, M Downing as Int Auditor, Geo W Groves as Com. Com h m.
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Democratic
RE. B. Cline
D. Mant
Thos. J. Quinn
Carl Gregg
M. Downing
Int Auditor
Geo. W. Groves
H. m
Oklahoma City Clerk Sacked. Ned McDaniel Installed by Court
District Judge W T Taylor ordered Ned McDaniel installed as secretary of the state election board and issued a writ of mandamus directing Ben Riley to surrender the office and board papers. Riley was given 15 days to appeal the ruling.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Ned McDaiel
State Election Board
W. T. Taylor
Ro Riley
Mc Datel
Taylor
Riley
Negro oil and coal firm to set Tulsa as HQ
Sapulpa notes report a new all black oil gas and coal company planned with Tulsa headquarters. Prominent Creek citizen Oblet Harrison referenced as a trustee. a coal mine lease near Midway faces renewal. leadership roles include Trevor Atlee Barb and a Tulsa booster circle.
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Tuls
Negro Oil, Gas & Coal Co
Cone Bowed
Talew
United States
Hirrisen
Citigen
Haskell
Tretor
Atlee
Barb Ftuetor
Wealthiay T Neetu Girt
America
Vlem
Tulet
Thie
Midway
Tulsa
Katy
Harrison
Harlow Brokerage Company Expands into Munkagor Oklahoma
The Harlow Brokerage Company owned by W Harlow has purchased a new store in Munkagor Oklahoma and operates a thriving business in Toland. The firm specializes in buying bankrupt stock and offers low prices to patrons while claiming strong daily trade and community compliments for securing the local theatre.
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Harlow Brokerage Company
W. Harlow
Oreal
Dent
Munkogee
Kanwar
Oklahoma
Harlow
Tolan Hie
Peiner
Harlow Frokerage Company
Munkagor
Pa perdue Owning Ship Statement Filed in Tulsa
The document outlines the owning ship statement for The Nulea Star published in Tulsa Oklahoma. It lists editor managers publishers owners bondholders and other security holders and requires distribution figures and stockholder details as of August 24 1912 with notary sworn certification dated 1914 and 1916 commission expiry.
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Nulea Star
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Satie
A. A. Smitherman
Sul
It Graham
Tira
Hy i Graham
Talea
A. J. Biltherman
Tuli
Smitherman
Mortgagor
Morteagen
Aecaritier
Nein
A.D. Smetieraman
A. Augustis
Commisnion
Will in California Arrests and Bank Fraud Charge
Reuben THI, a defaulting cashier of the True Keformura Say Inga Bank of Richmond, has been located in California where he posed as a physician. He plans to return to Virginia to face charges involving $44,000 to $50,000. A heavy reward is offered for his arrest and conviction.
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Reuben Thi
Inga Bank of
Richmond
California
Seehciion
San Angeles
Virginia
Chief Hill
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