Loving Cup Expression Of Tulsa Mayor Appreciation
The Colored citizens of Tulsa present Mayor Charles H Hubbard with a $45 silver cup as a token of appreciation for two years of service and the recent election. The inscription reads From the Colored Citizens of Tulsa to Mayor Charles H Hubbard a Square Deal to Every One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Colored Citizens
Tulsa
Charles H. Hubbard
Oklahoma
Charles H. Webbard
Charles. B. Wickham
TH. Phillips
McPall
Presley
A. J. Smitherman
Malone Slayer Sentenced Twenty Six Years in Prison
Malone a Negro was found guilty of manslaughter for the May 11 1919 North Edwood avenue shooting of John Malone. Pool claimed self defense after Malone allegedly forced him to surrender winnings from a crap game. The jury imposed a 26 year term in the state penitentiary. The longer passage about the Weavers is unrelated filler.
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Ye State Penitentiary
Smirgeon Pool
John Malone
Edwood Avenue
Pool
Malone
Paol
Weaver Family Roose Veltians in Type Star Feature Special
Muskogee Oklahoma April 16 Theodore Roosevelt praised as a model for home life and large families. Focuses on Rev E B Weaver and wife M J Ledberry Weaver, longtime Muskogee residents with Texas roots and Baptist ministry. Highlights thrift and progeny.
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Muskog
Okla
Jate
Theodore Roosevelt
E. B. Weaver
M. J. Ledberry Weaver
Waco
Texas
Muskogee
Weaver
Master Mason Dies at Tullahassee Post
Tullahassee mourns A. J. Mason a leading race figure in Wagoner County for years. He ran a large country store with his brother served as postmaster and supported education and religion. Survived by wife Fair Mason four sisters and six brothers he died March 31 and was buried April 4 in Sneham Texas.
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Star News Service
Tallahasser
A. J. Mason
Wagoner County
Mason
Sneham
Texas
Tullahassee
L. A. Bell
Wagoner
Investigation of alleged price sharp rises announced
The state fair price commission will investigate alleged sharp increases in food prices tied to the railroad shipping situation. D L Bowers, executive secretary, stated the review is underway. Mrs Holmes of McAlester departs Sunday for Boynton to work with Mrs J A Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
End Of The World Forecast Prompts Church Appeal
Mrs. Timmons reports a dramatic sign in Highland Park as a five day warning is claimed. Interchurch World Movement plans a 856778,572 budget, with 175,000 to be raised this year, urging thirty denominations to cooperate from Muskogee to nationwide pulpits.
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Inter
Church
Siar
DE Thovy Miele Agi
Hubert ‘Tnitions
Stacey
Tin Jears
Tin
Robert Timmons
Huena Vista Avenue
Highland Park
Haiti
Sneahoma Cepy
Okla
Apr
Inter-ehur World Movement
Verry F. Pierce
First Methodist Church of
Muskogee
Sandas
Pierce
Interchurch World Movement
Racial Politics and Labor Unions Highlighted in New York
A mass meeting at Arlington Hall on the East Side shows four thousand Black workers vowing to stand with the Men’s Union of New York and fight for fair employment. Other notes report a White House staffer’s death, delegate fights at the Republican Convention, and Black educators planning a Baltimore teachers’ convention.
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Lenator Men's Union of
New York
Arlington Hall
East Side
N. Y
Tawar AL Kasen
Midi Intari
Chicago
Join J. Liven
Johnson
World News and Local Political Shuffle
Banks inaugurate daylight saving measures in city districts while Sir Auckland Geddes sails to America as British ambassador designate. William Jennings Bryan endorses Robert Owen for president. Sixth District GOP splits over Wood and an uninstructed delegation. Alexander Howat remains jailed in Kansas for contempt as miners rally support. Governor Allen vows enforcement of law. Six women join the National Democratic Campaign Committee executive slate alongside six men.
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Mexander Howat
Winers of
Kansas
Mikers
Urd
Allen
Skock
Henry Ridgesley
Dover
Charles B. Ames
Washington
H. Otto Wittern
Jersey City
Katherine Filene
Boston
Mass
National Democratic Campaign Committee
Bishop Cleaves Delivers Gospel Message At Conference
Orla Bixby notes praise for N C Cleaves D and his conference praising his church leadership. He is described as a popular gospel teacher reaching both white and Colored communities. An early Sunday service on April 11 featured a sermon on Christ and a later talk titled Hot on God’s Side.
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N. C. Cleaves
Christ
Washington
Harri
J. M. Edwards
J. L. Pointer
He Broadway
D. A. Fellows
Rough House Ware Returns to Meet Topeka Jack Johns in Topeka
William Ware known as Rough House Ware returns after eight weeks away visiting Missouri and Kansas. He is to meet Topeka Jack Johns in Topeka, Kansas on April 22. He will also meet Pinky Lewis in Oklahoma this month, date and place to be announced.
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William Ware
Rough House
Ware
Missouri
Kansas
Topeka
Jack Johnsson
Pinky” Lewis
Oklahoma
Death of Charles T Wood shocks Winfield community
Charles Tremaine Wood of Parsons died recently, a Winfield native and Southwestern College graduate who composed music. Funeral attendees included Mrs G A Nichols and others from Winfield. Aubrey McCause, nine, died at home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the McCause home. Josie Montgomery, Reporter
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Charles Tremaine Wood
Parsons
Winfield
Charles
Winfield High School
Southwestern College
Chas. T. Wood
G. A. Nichols
BE. L. Nichols
Nettie Walton
Pearl Harding
John Barr
J. W. Jackson
W. A. Wright
J. K. Brown
Frank Brown
Arkansas
Gary Askins
Oxford
Felton Leith
Second Baptist Church
City
Josie Montgomery
W. H
FB. M. Grete
L. Crochran
Aubrey McCause
J. McCause
Aubrey
Editorial Squirbs 1A N P Service Preview
Roses and dusk whisper of spring and summertime praise. The note urges temperance and charity, warns against excess, and hints Prohibition as a blessing with a playful look at social manners and gender roles. The piece blends satire with moral exhortation.
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N. P. Service
Pring
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