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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1914

Page

5

Grand Opera House to Host May End Gala by Colored Baptists

The Colored Baptists of Ismaelty plan a May Sunday gala at the Grand Opera House in Tulsa. Dr. B C Morris of Helena Arkansas, president of the National Baptist Convention, will be the principal speaker on an arranged program. Rev Kerali and committees prepare for a large crowd, with a strong turnout expected.

Colored Baptists Ismaelty Tulsa B.C. Morris Helena Arkataas National Baptist Convention Kerali Pirat Bap

News Update Prompt Reminder

A brief note directs readers to call 3386 for news updates. The snippet provides no identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events beyond the contact number.

Indiana Leaders Catch War Spirit

Indiana politics and citizens rally around possible war with Mexico. Gov. Ralston receives messages of support from figures like Thames Tageart, Democratic committeeman, while National Guard companies recruit vigorously. Orange County pledges immediate regiment support.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Raleton Mexico AM National Guard

Colored women run house in red light district Tulsa

Read the Tulsa Star account describes a house in Taleshore run by a Colored woman with seven or five Colored girls kept for white men. A protest by Colored people opposes the lawful and immoral conditions. Names of the girls are listed as Ann Mulface Pearl Coleman Basie Moore Helen Craven Bertha Brown Willie Howe Lavere Irwin and Clyde.

Red Light Taleshore Tulsa Agalnat Wagoner Jane Oie Ann Mulface Pearl Coleman Basie Moore Helen Craven Bertha Brown Willie Howe Lavere Irwin Clyde

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