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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1915

Page

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S. S. and B Y P U Convention In Tulsa This Week

The tenth annual convention of the Thatthaptins Fertility and Cung Endicny convened by fifty Vedics. Leaders and attendees from churches and groups gathered in Tulsa for a midweek meeting with Rev JK Keasts and other officials presiding. Delegates discussed reforms, with sessions planned through Wednesday and Thursday, culminating in a public meeting.

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Hogan May Run for Congress in Oklahoma District Five

Oklahoma City Aug 26 local reports circulate that John Hogan a Langston University professor may seek the Fifth Congressional District seat next general election. Backed by both black and white supporters he would run on an independent ticket if urged by friends and political allies.

Oklahoma City Okla Toway John i Gan Langston United States Oklahoma Hogan Hovan Ter Jogan Lt Hogan Fils Nesure Lawn Mae High School Suorshant Mr. Carter Langston Univan

National Medics Meet in Chicago Opening Night

Chicago hosts the National Medics gathering with over 3,000 attendees expected. Clergy and civic leaders address civil rights frictions, urging duty to suppress violence and protect public decency.

National Medics Chicago

B Y P U Elect Delegates

The State Sunday School Convention elects officers for the next year including Rev. J Wo Perkina as president and Rev AC Reeves as vice. Other officers listed are Rev GW Wirklwid second, Evhel Tucker recording secretary, ME Walker cor., Williamy treasurer, Rev SM Winston statistician, Winston state organizer. The convention sessions proceed at 2:00 pm at the Baptist Church with Rev. J. F lersh as pastor and convention president.

J. F. Kersh D. D State Missionary Baptist Sunday School Convention J Wo Perkina AC. Reeves GW Wirklwid Mise Evhel Tucker SM. Winston Mre Bil Winston Ite Pth Ite Wasion Baptist Church Rev. J. Flersh

Negro Independent State Fair Opens in Muskogee

The Negro Independent State Fair will open in Muskogee next month with strong attendance expected. Farmers statewide show keen interest and many will exhibit. A notable feature is a baby contest and a parade of old cowboys amid various premiums and exhibits.

Muskogee Acces

Farm and Garden Product Deal Cited in Report

A farm and garden product deal is noted in a report with details about pricing and availability. The item list highlights agricultural supplies and related services offered by the seller, emphasizing timely delivery and regional availability.

Negro business leagues and education meeting report

A rural Millen Georgia gathering drew three hundred attendees from nearby states to discuss better educational conditions. Highlights include a Tuskegee Farm Demonstrator lecture and notes on Negro business leagues forming in Louisiana North Carolina Florida Pennsylvania and New Jersey with active state meetings in Texas Louisiana and Winston. Local colored tenants and enterprises are noted, including a New Haven dyeing firm employing twenty to thirty people and a Nashville investigator position for a national Negro Business alliance.

Millen Georgia T. M. Campbell Tuskegee Institute McCarter Byrd Lawrence, Kanvat Law, Bug and Pur Company A. Scott New Haven Connecticut Scott Southwen National Negro By Cinati Ohio Mise Tha Fletcher Thibedaux Louisiana Reidsville North Carolina Bradentown Florida Harette Pennsylvania Montelai New Jurney Negro Busines Texan Wirwints

Tulsa Star announces Stradford to travel for race news

J HB Stradford, a prominent Tulsa citizen, will travel on behalf of the Tulsa Star to report weekly letters on the progress of the race. His famous writing from prior decades is expected to enrich the paper's news column and engage readers with vivid updates.

Tulsa Star The Star J. HB. Stradford Tulsa Oklahoma Erie Weekly

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