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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

20

Jack Johnson Rumors About France Army In 1900s

A controversial fragment argues Jack Johnson joined the French army and donated his car to France. It mocks American bias against him, hints at boxing politics, and labels him “The Black Rascal” while contrasting white reactions and a proposed white-only belt. The piece reflects era racial tensions and sensational columns.

Jack Johnson Army of France Jack Jack Jonasos Negro Cnasoolon Daily Payers Urly Uxley Johnson New York Jack Johoven

Peoples Drug Co Invites Visitors to Tulsa Store

The Peoples Drug Co announces its Tulsa location at 101 N. Greenwood offering high class dens toilet articles and sundries. A cold drink fountain is connected to the store operated by Dr. Bryant and Mar.

the Profits Day Co Bryant, Mar N. Greenwood Tulsa Okla

Capitan Jackson of Tule Capit A Heroic Civil War Veteran

Capitan Jackson, born in Tolbert County Georgia as a slave, fought for the Confederacy with his master. After the war he learned vending and schooling in Memphis, helped form the McClellan Guards, and led Memphis during the yellow fever outbreak guiding patrols when police deserted. He and 13 others were later chosen as regular city patrolmen.

Capitan Tod Dackwan Tule Jackson Tolbert County Armey Nis Hincherie Lookow Chattanooga Mempl Trenton Tenn Ae Water Millia Tenrieenes McClellan Guards MeClellan Unio Amey Luke KE. Wright Seabel Army Memphis Ists Capitan, Jackson

Bardon Loans Bargains In Diamonds and More

Bardon Loans offers bargains on diamonds watches gold jewelry trunks grips and firearms at the Main store near Ist Street with phone contact 2244. The ad emphasizes a wide range of items and quick loans or purchases.

Captain Jackson a Pioneer in Oklahoma Police and Militia

Memphis police force veteran Captain Jackson left Guthele in 1880 as jailer and Penod elective. He joined Tulsa police, then led the first and only Colored Militia Company in Oklahoma, enduring mobs to defend Black lives. A respected race man, he was a devoted husband and valued at about 20,000 dollars.

Memphis Jackson Oklahoma Guthele Mayoral Gitrie Mayo Tulsa Oklahoama Guelire

Universal Shaving Outfit Sale Ad

Advertising copy offers a complete shaving outfit for $1 instead of $2.00. Promotes direct-to-consumer sales to save agents' profits.

Universal

Carr's Cafe Tulsa Ad Encourages Homestyle Meals

An inviting ad promotes Carr's Cafe at 114 North Greenwood Street in Tulsa, urging visitors to enjoy homestyle meals and reliable service in a welcoming, motherly dining vibe.

Tulsa Carr's Cafe North Greenwood St

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