Republican Candidate Fields Campaigns in Ardmore Oklahoma
The Ardmore report notes John Fields, Republican nominee for Oklahoma governor, spoke to a large crowd August 10 urging unity across counties. He stated his positions on the Negro question, enforcement of the constitution, and that he would not appoint Negroes to authority over whites, while criticizing Democrats and urging Negro voters to back the Democratic candidate this fall.
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Ardmore
Okla
John Wields
Carter County
Oklahoma
Fields
Lam
Gore
Man Fields
Repubilican
Grand Old
Ninty
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Senator Gore
Oklahoma Welcomes Naval Negro Business League in Muskogee
The State of Oklahoma opens its doors to the Naval Negro Business Men's League which meets in Muskogee Wednesday through Friday next week. Oklahoma boosters note past enthusiasm and aim to showcase the state's promise, though some regret the missed opportunity to host the entire league earlier.
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Oklahoma
Naval Negro Business Men's League
Muskogee
United States
Chicago
Oklahoma Welcomes Dr Booker T Washington and Negro Leaders
Oklahoma honors the world famous educator Dr Booker T Washington and the National Negro Business Men's League visiting for the 14th annual session. The article praises his leadership, industrial education work, and the positive impact on race progress, inviting him and his followers to stay and remember Oklahoma’s hospitality.
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Booker T. Washington
America
Virginia
Booker T
Hampton Institute
Oklahoma
National
Negro Business Men's League
Boston
United States
Washington
Oklahoma Convention Delays Noted Yet Program Will Proceed
A historical report notes that years ago attempts to better entertain visitors to Oklahoma were imperfect amid unfavorable changes. The message regrets the impression on state visitors but states the convention will go ahead as planned and aim to fulfill its program despite criticism.
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Oklahoma
Odd Fellows circular warns of surrender to England
Richmond Planet reports a Special Circular from Hutchinson Lodge proposing new laws to move governance of the Odd Fellows Order from Philadelphia to England. The piece condemns this as a betrayal of African American fraternal self-rule, urging members to read the circular and resist what it calls cowardly surrender.
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Boston
Odd Fel Bewa F. M
Hutchinson Lotge
Morris’ Lodge
Odd Fellowship
United States
England
C. M
States
Philadelphia
America
Hutchingos Lodge
Morris
Order
Richmond
Sapulpa Prisoners Brought to Tulsa for Safety
Sheriff King moved two Sapulpa prisoners to Tulsa amid fears of a mob after they were held on murder and robbery charges in the Frisco railway yard death of M. Bourne. The jail transfer aimed to protect the suspects Doyle Hix and Ikner from potential violence as officials prepared to safeguard the case and maintain order.
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King
Creek Couunty
Tulsa
Sapulpa
M. Bourne
Frisco
Doyle Hix
Ilkner
Sheriff King
Tulsa and Muskogee to welcome National Negro Business Men's League
Tulsa and Muskogee will join hands to receive and welcome the National Negro Business Men's League, signaling statewide cooperation and a positive alliance for black business leaders. The event underscores Oklahoma's readiness to engage with national African American commerce networks.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Muskogee
National
Negro Business Men's League
Brege and Rowe To Return From Canada In Tulsa Trip
Harry Brege, jailed for shooting Det Rice, is returned from Edmon ton Canada with captive Douglass Rowe. They traveled via Ottawa and Washington to Simonton before heading to Tulsa, police report.
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Harry Brege
Edmonton
Canada
Douglass Rowe
Pekro
Tulsa
Simonton
Brege
Washington, D. C
Ottawa
Dominion
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