Popular business woman visits Tulsa
A Muskogee based entrepreneur, paired with Mrs. Grand of Muskogee, toured Tulsa to promote a beauty business and support local upbuilding. She announced plans at the conference hall for contests, cakewalks, and a royal entertainments night, with Kansas City couples expected to attend and a hospital project gaining municipal backing led by Mayor Hubbard and A. M. Welch.
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Mindiue
Musk
Alan
Duaderss
Chase
Hilly
Kansas City
CAH
Phe
Tulsethin
Hubbied
Ulmane
A.M. Welch
New Colored Hospital to Open Early Next Month
Arrangements have been completed for a new hospital for colored people to open around January 2. The building at 414 Benly will be used under a contract with Ti Williams for 10 a month, with equipment from the Meikrome emergency hospital gifted by Mrs. C Houlc hardy, wife of the mayor. Williams will give possession on January 2 and the opening will be marked by presentation to the Colored hospital association.
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Star
Willians
Benly
Mei ‘Crome
Red Crags
C.houlchard
Tulin
Colored Hospital Association
Williams
Billy Me
Colored L Are Red Bok Problems Wing Attention
The Department of Labor reports serious effects on the living conditions of red wage earners. Cooperation committees of whites and Negroes have formed in seven states with five more joining. Dr. James T. Dillard prepares a migration study of Negroes from the South, noting exoduses coincide with lynchings and fictionized fears, while Secretary Wilson refrains from prescribing specific remedies.
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Department of Labor
Wilson
Bureau of Neon Economics
James T. Dilird
Jeansoft Satter Funits
Seatly
Wilsion Sales
Dillard
Newco
Department
Christmas Greetings From The Star Readers Edition
The Tulea Star extends holiday wishes and celebrates its advertisers in this Christmas edition. It praises the advertisers for supporting the paper and urges readers to patronize them during the holidays and beyond. The message closes with wishes for a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Condors
Tulsa Ty
Tulea
Unclear Text on Labor and Wage Efforts
The fragment argues that a constant cause of unrest is being addressed by a department, aiming to reduce inefficiency in Negro wage earners by improving their condition.
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Department of Tatior
Edward Smith praises Tulsa Star in letter from Sedalia
A fragmentary letter from Sedalia Missouri dated December 17 praises the Tulsa Star for brave reporting and advocacy for the unrighted. Signed by Kobe Tay, the note commends the paper’s bold defense and practical guidance.
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Sirit
Tulsa Star
Kobe
Colored Agents Aid Food Production in Southern States
One hundred forty two colored men agents and fourteen colored women agents of the United States Department of Agricultural Colleges worked in the Southern States through June 30. They stimulated growth of food crops, aided home industries, dried fruits and vegetables for home use, and urged farmers to work six days a week. Mrs Waterford and J Hensen of Muskogee visited the city for the GME Church conference and called at The Star office.
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United States Department of Agricultural Colleges
Meadames Hi
Women burn Wilson speeches in Washington protest
In Washington nearly 100 members of the National Woman’s Party marched from the White House lawn carrying torches and banners. They paraded past Lafayette statue and burned copies of speeches by the President, alleging the Senate did not adopt the resolution calling for a constitutional amendment. Police intervened as crowds jeered and disrupted the event.
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Wiahington
Deer
National Woman's Party
White House
Lafayette
Executive Mansion
Insurance exchange company advertises policies
A vintage ad touts the Exchange Insurance Company of Muskogee. It urges readers to take insurance today for protection, noting supervision by the Insurance N ows and promoting reliable service. Agent recruitment is listed at 11 Martford street.
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Exchange Dusurance Compay
Muskogee
Oko
Obituary Tribute to Mrs Sawner High School Principal
The dbase Cut profiles Mrs Sawner as a highly cultured woman and the sole lady principal of a High School in the state. Wife of Hop GW PS Sinner a cotton buyer, she is praised for her extensive schoolwork, wartime contributions and broad hospitality.
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Dbase
Hop
PS Sinner
Sawner
Trent Finks
Ade
Sergeant Catches APTRIC Mountain Chase in Alabama
Aline Doe Annie Monts Ernest Cardwell, charged with killing streetcar conductor Conl Minton and wounding Kelsie Morris, was captured southwest of the city by armed militiamen, taken to Camp Metiletlan stockade. Police have not determined motive or exact-criminal history. case remains under investigation.
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Anniston
Aline Doe
Ernest Cardwell
Negro
Conl Minton
Kelsie Morris
Nyotoraan
Tania
Amu Ahnoiy
Camp Metiletlan
Sildiers
Obenjatis
Negris Mirougi
Surgeon General Warns Against Spreading False Epidemic Claims
The Surgeon General urged caution about statements claiming an epidemic is spreading and warned that premature or false claims undermine public health. He emphasized that current facts do not warrant alarm and urged accurate, responsible communication to avoid unnecessary panic.
War cost claims by French government
The fragment asserts the French government claims a war cost figure for the Allies, stating a sum presented as 8186 0000 and 000,00, though the OCR text is garbled and unclear. The item reads as a wartime financial claim without verifiable details or context.
Okmulger Elects Delegates to Tulsa Meeting
In Owasulgre Okla Dec 17 colored citizens gathered in Mason Hall to elect delegates for the state convention in Tulsa. Lawyer D Wallace was chosen chairman and D W Patton secretary. A five member committee Powers Harel Mee and B A Aldetlay was appointed to select delegates and named thirty five men elected by unanimous vote.
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Owasulgre
Okli
Tulsa
Dd. Wallace
Ected Chateman
Patton Iury
Powers
Harel Meee
B. A. Aldetlay
Veactiers Association Postponed In Okla City
The Veactors Association informs members that a meeting in Fort of Oklahoma is postponed due to Flu prevalence. The executive committee will set a new date after a survey, with notice to be posted at least sixty days. Signed by J Oder Spencer president and J Wilson Pettus chair.
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Okmulyoo
Tee OK
Etain
J. Oder Spencer
J. Wilson Pettus
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