Moral warfare splits Tulsa city between decent citizens and underworld
A fragmentary report quotes sermons and civic figures advocating police action to restore order in Tulsa. It notes baptisms at Orentz Lake Park and calls for firm leadership from church and police to quell disturbances and remove violent elements from the area.
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Tulsa
Underworld
Public morality battle in Tulsa Star voice calls for decency
The Tulsa Star declares a fight for public decency, pledging fearless reporting while warning critics and threats. It asserts the local Colored community and ministers back upright morals, promising to publish all public records and pursue improvement without fear or favor.
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Tibsa
Min
Local Hews in and Around town and church notices
A jumble of community notes recounts church revival at First Baptist, a big city picnic at Midway Park, and various social calls. Mentions Miss Portee’s party for visiting friends, sermons by Rev White and Rev A W Hurna, and local residents traveling or ill. Also notes school enrollment at Tatga Colored School of Music and ongoing town business on Greenwood and Archie streets.
Piano and Violin Lessons Offer Classified Notice
May propose entering applicants for music classes and private lessons. Special rates for violin and wind instrument instruction. Notes to be presented to the secretary with terms for matrimony arrangements and recital participation.
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Willie Ygone
Miglin
Pi Ad Loth
Fessons
Haight
WLC
Bidy Buat
Brenstitt
Carter
Lestons
Dedication Day Observed at MB Church by Rev Jones
Last Sunday marking Dedication Day at MB Church where Rev. Jones, now in city less than five months, celebrated the completion of securing funds to pay a debt of nearly 500 dollars. The program featured addresses by Dr J A Johnson Rev Griffin and Supt Debowin, with Prof. William Ball's violin and a young choir delivering strong music.
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Jones
Our City
J A. Johnson
Randolph Receives 10 Year Prison Term
Randolph was charged in a February shooting of Wachee Cherry. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and sentenced him to 10 years in state prison. The judge later reduced the term by three years. Cherry reportedly can walk again after recovery, but the killer remains at rest.
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Randolph
Wachee Cherys
Cherry
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