Slavery Exposed at Colored High School Laundries
A local paper reveals that the colored high school domestic science department operates a public laundry where girls are compelled to wash and iron for white customers at 67 cents per dozen pieces. The proceeds reportedly go to the city board of education, sparking calls for accountability and an end to racialized labor within the school system.
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Boley Granted Voting Precinct in Oklahoma
Mandamus against Okmulgee County election board upheld by the Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Hardly. A precinct in Boley town created almost entirely of Black residents after petitions claimed sufficient voters lived in the area. Court found statute grounds justified mandamus.
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Dyer Pushes Federal Antilynching Bill in Congress
Washington April 9 The Senate debates a federal anti lynching bill by Representative Dyer proposing punishment for lynching and for actions supporting or opposing it The measure would set fines up to 5000 and up to five years imprisonment The bill aims to curb mob violence amid controversy in Collinsville Illinois where Dyers stance draws attention.
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Le McClain Renewed Acquaintance With Belgian Missionary
Madam Beancutt the Belgian missionary who learned of Mundicy debt recognised a man she met in Europe as promoter Billy McCain in Charley Pony's office. A renewal of acquaintanceship followed with Moanoutt a distant relative of King Albert of Belgium.
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Funeral Service for Dr Bryant Revered Oklahoma Physician
A large funeral in Chickasha honored Dr. D W Bryant, prominent physician, civic leader, and pastor to many. Speakers praised his analytic mind, devotion to church work, and lifelong service, noting his domestic peace and public virtue as a model for the community.
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