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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
10
Why the Negro Voted Democratic in Tulsa
The Tulsa Black Dispatch analyzes the 1926 election, arguing that Black voters shifted to the Democratic Party due to a fair administration under Mayor Hubbard and Republican failures. It cites improved race-relations measures and hospital support, noting Oklahoma City as a contrasting example and predicting future party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Newries Verhiby
Sean Ie
Mark
Etty
Remsan
Hubbard
Wider Iis
Mini
Suthernin
Oklahoma City
Kace
Black Dispatch
Tulsa public solicitors target business men says Star
The Star warns Tulsa business people face frequent solicitations from outside groups and charity drives. It questions funds raised for various causes and urges careful reporting to trustees to ensure money is used properly. The paper also notes editorials defending free press rights and references political notes from Senator Gore and a Republican victory in a recent precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Palsa
Hairdresser Ad Lists Services and Rates on Greenwood
Miss Hallif Burton advertises as a hairdresser at 319 North Greenwood Street under the Madam Ashford System. It notes first treatment and subsequent biweekly treatments, a small tax, and additional services including sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallif Burton
Greenwood Street
Madam Ashford
Presiding
Notice of suit and attachment in Oklahoma case
Defendant is sued for 111.60 dollars on contract plus 50.00 attorney fees. An attachment holds personal property by the district constable. Failure to answer by May 8 will admit the amount and permit sale of attached property to satisfy the judgment. Signed April 6, 1920, J W Dillard JP. TL Spears attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J McIntosh
State of
Oklahoma
Allie
Gaurt
J. W. Dillard
Justice of the Peace
Districe
Dawson Towsship
TL Spears
Aitorney
Plaintif
Rail strike grips nation as reg ular cabinet meets amid labor crisis
President Wilson, presiding last Thursday, discusses railroad strike costs of 3 million dollars daily and widespread shutdowns. Volunteers are sought to staff trains while rail yards remain nearly idle. Wealthy suburbs send trains to Central Station as Millionaire families push for rapid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Gound Central Station
Weekly Kansas City Star Tulsa Star offer
A sales note promotes a special rate for The Tulsa Star and The Weekly Kansas City Star. It lists prices 50 cents yearly for the Weekly, $2.00 for the Tulsa Star, and $2.00 for both for one year with a one year extension for current subscribers. It urges readers to subscribe at the Tulsa Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Great Mardle
South West
Tulsa Star
Miller Taxi Line Calls For Quick Service
Miller Taxi announces on duty from 11 00 AM to 1 30 PM offering prompt rides. The ad lists phone usage 5880 and promotes Miller the tam man for taxi requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Taxi Line
Miller the
NEELEY'S CONFECTIONERY Jersey City Ad
NEELEY'S CONFECTIONERY offers the best grade of cigars tobacco and soft drinks. A nice cool sanitary place for ladies gents and children located on Cincinnati Street with phone number 0-689.
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Neeley
Tee Crean
Cincinnati St
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