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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

4

Seeking a New El Dorado Johnson Heads to Buenos Aires

The article notes Jack Johnson travels to Buenos Aires to pursue a fresh championship bid in a new field, challenging Willard as time widens the gap. It recalls Johnsons past bouts in Australia 1918 and dismisses prior opponents as mere warmups while hinting at a controversial, costly title match in South America.

Jack Johnson Buenos Aires South America el Dorado Tiusco Johnson Tommy Burns Australia Jeffries Flynn al Kaufman Korchel O'Brien Moran Loris Willard Johhson Father Time Jock Barleycorn Champ Hope

Racial Progress Notes Spark Civic Efforts Across Cities

The New York News reports a rising colored business bureau in Harlem aimed at Christmas gifts for the poor, with leaders including Dr. C and Diggs. Washington Arkansas forms an electric trolley firm led by Mr. Davis, planning five miles of track toward Columbia. St Louis dealer Stern & Co promotes colored salesman Clinton Walker, and Waxahachie locals stage a Free Smoker for taxpaying Black men boosting membership. National Negro Press plans midwinter session to discuss code service advertising and a national fraternal congress.

New York News New York Dr. C. 8 Diggs Waxa Washington, Ark Washington Columbia R. Davis May, Stern & Co St. Louis Clinton Walker Bes Colored Business League Waxahachie Tex Joseph L. Jones The National Negro Press Association

Local City Notes and Social Updates

City news items list club meeting at Mrs Callins residence on N Exter Tuesday at 4 pm. Includes sick lists for Dr R T Bridgewater and Dr B R Smith, Dr J A Sneed opens office in Peoples Drug Store, travelers and visitors from Missouri and Oklahoma, barber shop opening by Capt TD Jackson, and oblique notes on residents Mrs L Johnson, Mrs E Holderness, and Mrs L Smitherman.

Mothers Club J. A Sneed Muskogee Peoples Drug Store

Grand Lodge Directory of The G U O of O

Directory listing officers and members of the Grand Lodge of the G U O of O with names such as D Jefferson G M Muskogee and James Stephenson G Ney El Reno, plus district and officer roles including Treas and Secretary across several Oklahoma towns and cities.

McAlaster Notes and Local Social Updates

Mrs. FP White of Rafauila plans a visit to the city for a brief week. Mid hitle Reid was in the city Monday. The grandson of Punter Harvey visits from Kansas. Mrs. S. H Richardson died. She leaves a son and many friends who mourn her loss. Billings of Reston La. is mourned. two little boys left to their aunt Mrs Worthan. Mamie Batson Cooper is well again. Mrs M G Robins on spent days with Mrs Annie Edwards in Dorgran. Mrs Beitz and M B Thompson entertained the Culture Club. Mrs Rugbuck won the prize for most correct answers to The Gallery. Mr Nelson and Mr Booby prk noted. J B Murphy and children left for Stamps Ark. Friends miss them. Mrs L A Milliner sick. I M B D Jefferson was a pleasant visitor. Gladys Pettis and Cladya McHenry ill but better. Miss R Pointer and J Lane smiling. Mrs Raymond Smith returned home. Mrs John Horn home from Lehigh. Miss Janie Price home for Thanksgiving. Mrs McKay ill. Mr Melfoth convalescent. Rev Hrower from the C M E connection assigned to Tubea. We regret losing Mrs Hrower but wish them well. Mrs Ethel Austin teaching at Carbon ill. Miss J V Cravens doing nicely. Miss Marie Phillips home for Thanksgiving. Rev Brookins busy with Int Quarter Conference forthcoming. Rev St god Patton P B.

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