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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

6

Negro editors hold session in Muskogee during annual meeting

National Negro Press Association delegates gather in Muskogee Oklahoma for the annual meeting of Black press leaders. The gathering includes executives from Afro American Ledger Afro American Page and other outlets. Attendance reaches a record level with plans for a code service and a new two-class membership structure.

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J L Lockard Hotel and Cafe Proprietor Biography

J L Lockard born January 10 1888 in Lockard Texas moved from Lockard to Austin Houston and Muskogee worked as cook earning 125 a month married Annle Hawkins in August 1905 and farmed seven years. He later rented the farm and moved to Tulsa last year opening a hotel and cafe near his location.

Mr. Lockard Lockard Texas Austin Houston Muskogee Annle Hawkins Coupe

Frisco depot hosts Lockard business amid transit access

In Frisco, Mr and Mrs Lockard run a thriving enterprise at a depot with easy public access. Lockard is valued at $10,000. Cable companies anticipate a prosperous year, hoping big battles unfold in Russia where every name costs five dollars to send.

Frisco Mra. Lockard Mr. Lockard Russia

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