Hidden Moral Inconsistent Actions Spark Outcry Over Officials
A reader criticizes the governor for not sending state militia to Wagoner after a lynching, yet quickly dispatching troops to a horse race in Tals to preserve dignity. The letter questions the moral standard guiding official response.
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Wagoner
Tals
Brotherhood of Rail Road Train Porters call for unity and growth
Chicago March 31 1914 the Brotherhood of Railroad Train Porters appeals to colored train porters to join and build a strong national federation. Grand Organizer John R Winston invites applicants 21 and older with good character. fee $2.50. Secretary RH Oliver lists 4904 State Blvd Chicago.
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Hil
Wilwon and
Bryan
Peves
Brotherhood of
Rull Road
Workers of Americas
Inter Bats
Alvo
United States
Canada
Brotherhood of Rail Road Train Porters
America
Ars
RH. Oliver
State
John R. Winston
Cottage Grove Ave
Omeago
Joe Francis Furniture Store Ad
Gas heaters at half price and gas ranges very cheap. I pay cash for good second hand goods. If you are good your credit is good. Joe Francis Furniture Store 115 N Main.
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JOE Francis Furniture
N- Main
Sapulpa Notes on Easter Events and Local News
Easter day in Sapulpa featured a 3 PM program at the Hapliot church and a crowded evening program by the M. 4. The C. M. B. program was led by Mrs. S. L. James. Business notes mention store enlargements, remodeling for a confectionery, and the Star subscription growth. The Negro Business League plans a large meeting on April 14 with both men and women invited. Dr. W. B. Humphrey remains busy, and W. I. Hayesta is reported ill.
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Tulsa
Sapulpa
Fupt Lane Clardy
Mra
Hutton & Yates
W. B. Humphrey
Negro Business League of Saulpa
Ladies Court Organized in Hermes Court Knights of Pythias
The Tunsa Star reports the Ladies Court of Hermes Court Knights of Pythias organized last week with officers including Mrs Dora Wells, Mrs Fren Smith, Mrs M. J Swan, Mrs Grace Ileston, Mrs Lelia Hudson, Mrs Paster Herned, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Bertram, Mrs Luke Titus, and others in roles such as Tres, Escort, Con, and Lenine Con.
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Hermes Court
Knights of Pythias
Court of Colonthe
Dora Wells
Woc
Mra Fren
Tulsa Notes and Local Happenings
News Around the City highlights Tulsa residents and visitors A. Carr's eatery in the Gurley Building is recommended Rev H T Kidd visits the Star force and Zion Baptist church circle hosts an elegant repast Dr W D Bryant opens Tulsa office near Jackson and Archer Ministerial Alliance meets to discuss Rev F K White's California leave and Tulsa conditions North Greenwood Avenue gains building boom Woods Bros push to ready Archer street property for occupancy George Hodges former townsman travels by sleeper from Chicago to Portland with wife aboard en route to World’s Fair planning return after.
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Greenwood Avenue
Woods Bros
Archer Street
Geo. Hodges
Chicago
Portland
Northwest
San Francisco
Tulsa Star Chronicles Tulsa News
The Tulsa Star provides coverage of local events in Tulsa, highlighting community matters, developments, and notable people shaping the city's daily life. The paper emphasizes neighborhood issues, education updates, and civic happenings with a focus on residents and local organizations.
Evans Cafe and Stan Subscribers Urged to Pay Up
Evans Cafe highlighted for best meals in town and home cooking as readers urged to pay outstanding Stan subscriptions to cover current expenses. Rev Kersh of First Baptist to lead special family services on the first Sunday in May with arrangements to gather every city family together.
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Evans Cafe
Stan
Crry Crecutaron
Kersh
Firet Baptist
Public Reading Room for Rent at 301 North Greenwood
The Public Reading Room at 301 N Greenwood is available to parties seeking to host Totertain rents and both public and private meetings. Terms are available upon inquiry with Bristord.
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N. Greenwood
Reverend Wells Visits Tulsa Garment Factory in Oklahoma
Rev. Thomas Wells of Tulsbear Texas visits his son J. H. Wells at the Wells Garment Factory on East Archer. He expresses pleasure with Tulsa and Oklahoma and will spend several weeks exploring before returning home.
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Thomas Wells
Tulsbear
Tex
News Update Brought By Phone Line 3386
A brief notice directs readers to call the number 3386 for the latest local news updates. The item emphasizes a quick contact option without providing further details.
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