Colored Insurance Association Promotes Employment Growth
The Colored Insurance Association reports progress with 28 men and women employed, highlighting its efforts to create jobs for Black Americans. Officials like Edwards and Paul lead the Exchange Institute, noting funds raised since 1913 and ongoing work to expand opportunities across the country.
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Oklahoma Health and Insurance Model Endorsed by Churches
A faith driven group endorses a state health and welfare plan aligned with Christian laws. The stance supports church involvement in public health and endorses legal protections for faith based initiatives in Oklahoma.
Notice to Public Teferony on Tulsa Star subscription collection
Public notice states that Wronfter and others will collect by order all bills payable for the Tulsa StarTor publication. It lists 115 N Greenwood and names Mont Kowiers and nine others as authorized to collect subscriptions, with penalties for nonpayment and instructions to govern yourself accordingly.
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Teferony
Tulsa
Pelmie
Special Information Notice Reads Clearly for Readers
Public notices advise readers to retain the rules and guidance on wedding announcements memorials and related notices as they are filtered by publications with restrictions on content and phrasing. The document emphasizes careful reading and memory of the policy.
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Vlsawe
Ward of Thanka
Colored Lawyer Honored in Ark
In Little Rock a Black attorney became the first Negro judge in a local state court. The selection by city officials and the municipal court era marks a historic milestone for the state's legal scene amid notable community reactions.
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Titty Rick
Seinie Jones
Netere Inver
Aineral
Julie Joan Hiehernt
Taunicipal Court Uibe Kincrpine
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Little Hook
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Altorey
Wise Men Organized in Oklahoma Race to Unite Colored Citizens
The Improved Mutual Order of Wise Men is formed in Muskogee to organize colored men and women with aims of mutual aid and an industrial program. Officers include J Jefferson president and A T Smith, Wm Cunningall, J I Monetes among Advisory Board members. medical directors Dr J B Mart and De RON Tuten. board managers W T Hackers and others.
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A. T. Smith
Wm. Cunningall
J. I. Monetes
J. Dickinson
Yapler James
W. T. Hackers
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Vigilance Committee Plan N N Po AL
A historical text outlines a vigilance committee plan to rally white support and suppress perceived threats to white supremacy. It calls for a central communications office run by T. A. Mord at 40 Fourth Ave, Nashville, to dispatch telegrams letters and speeches promoting a perceived awakening of white voters and defense of a racial order.
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Land of the Free
Home of
T. A. Mord
Fourth Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Lodge Meeting Notes From Tulsa Event
Fragmented report details a Grand Lodge gathering with officers Sir JM and G. of Derrk, Cha s Lefare and Judge Walls mentioned, and a lecture about faults and discipline. The text references Oxark and Teapertful condition with references to a city event and Chas Coleman concluding remarks.
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Kite
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Thin City
Chas
I. Coleman
Funeral Notice for Mies Etta Ow ene Sapulpa
Exchange Insurance Association news notes the death claim of Mies Etta Ow ene of Sapulpa. The item thanks supporters Ambrose glen and Mattie Siiwatt for their roles in proceedings.
New England Teachers Aid Emancipated Negroes at Harvard Era
A fragmentary reflection on reformers from New England who aided newly emancipated Black people. It describes educating freedmen, the role of northern teachers, and the appeal of Boston and Harvard in shaping minds, culture, and moral purpose during Reconstruction era.
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New England
Liberty
Freedom
Etty
Howton
Bovton
Museum of Natural History
Moore
Harvard University
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Clarence A. Gullot
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