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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
6
Quote on seizing the moment urges action and effort. It emphasizes starting now to gain momentum and complete tasks, linking courage and ingenuity to progress. It also notes rising prices tied to sugar content in whey products.
Fragmentary text depicts two African American brothers from opposing parties debating fate and fate of their union. One brother appears hostile while the other prays for awakening and reconciliation, with the scene hinting at political and personal tension.
The Vine editor and proprietor of 7 Tian Shu plans to return next week to his usual activities after recovering from illness. He thanks Dr Goorad and his staff at Park Sanitarim for careful care and service, praising the institution for its high esteem among locals.
A fragmented excerpt notes alleged efforts to exclude colored orators from a campaign event. It references tensions at the committee level and competing white speakers, painting a scene of racial exclusion in political settings.
Melencio Filipino pleads for independence in a Brownsville appeal questioning whether America will answer the justice demands of the Filipino people. He notes a contrast between aid given to other nations and treatment at home, urging clear stance from U.S. authorities.
The Star notes a discussion about expanded citizenship rights for Black voters within the Republican stance. It questions whether party voices should stay quiet on the issue or advocate openly, referencing Senator Harding’s Marton remarks and urging substantive engagement.
A historic lodge gathering in Tub am left locals impressed by hospitality and accessibility, with Grand Lodge resolutions praising the town. The piece notes the city’s appeal for hosting future conventions and warns visitors to be seen on Greenwood Anch er and Clotowet streets. It also references National Republican Committee claims about officeholders under Wilson, and commentary on Vardaman and Senate confirmations.
President Wilson condemns Vardaman in broadside while promoting a lecture by Professor Kelly at Convention Hall. The event, labeled a worthy undertaking, emphasizes scholarships and public knowledge with urging attendance by Tulsa residents and supporters alike.
A lecturer’s remarks to a theater audience frame a lesson on integrity and courage. The speaker counsels that true honor shows in restraint when temptations rise, and not in exploiting others or bending to gain advantage. The piece emphasizes steadfastness in private as in public.
Honton in annual address calls on banks to increase lending to Black entrepreneurs seeking capital. He stresses education and practical professions while urging self reliance and investment to spur Negro business growth in Atlantic City and beyond.
The text argues for addressing a serious need in Newel with a venture aligned to modern business methods. It emphasizes improving service quality and sustaining momentum through collective effort and league support.
Mesdamies Pr Garter and others attend the Grand Lodge of ULB in Batley with S M D De Kulsede and Mies. The convention, held here, is praised as a spiritual success raising 60000 for the Tullatassee University. Lodgers and visitors fill Coweta week. deaths: Mrs Loona Stowe leaves two children and a husband.
A small Calig line notes offerings by Heal Artiste featuring meat oil paintings and antiques. Descriptions mention leather goods, decor, and seasonal shelter items, with a focus on quality and value. Local shop Witchwell & Co in Vonen City opens, inviting writers like Joe torus to visit.
JW Adams and his wife, the milliner, attended a meeting in St Louis where the St Louis Board of Trade highlighted an entertainment program. Adams noted the event's beneficial lectures by commercial experts and discussed OU jurisdiction issues.
Report from Constantinople says French allied Senegalese troops in green and red uniforms show hostility to Turks. The Senegalese, scarred and Muslim, resent being used to move civilization and feel friction with Turkish forces during the interim.
Harry Smith editor of the Cleveland Gazette won a close Ohio primary for Secretary of State after a court battle over ballot name inclusion. The race drew strong backing from Ohto Ack Men and included May or Harry S Davis’s nomination for governor and Frank B. Willis for senator.
Rob ert Church of Memphis defeats Sells and Littleton in Tennessee Republican primary. Church’s supporters note strong Black vote backing in Chattanooga and statewide to unseat the two leaders blamed for prior convention defeat. Urban adviser Gottrell boosts campaign as Rob Church gains momentum in party battles.
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