General Calls For Equal Citizenship In Wartime
Kansas City audience hears Maj. Gen. Callow praise Negro soldiers and training at Fort Des Moines as a path to equality. He credits the army’s reliability after Houston riots, urges homefront support for families, and notes that more than 10 percent of the army will be Black.
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Kansas City
Callow
Lincoln High
Kansan
Germany
Fort Des Moines
Houston
Tly Spector
Army
Vnte
Fort Dex Moines
Dex Moines
Nelson
Crews
Kansas City Sun
Mr Crows
Perwhinn
Teddy Roosevelt
C . Ballou
Missionary to Speak at Texon Orphan Institution
A Texas drought affected region sends Rev. Gahan Ie to address churches in Austin and surrounding towns. The event at the Bi Joho Orphanage aims to raise support as the institution seeks relief and hope for its children amid hardship.
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PP Hatani
Austin
Torre
Gahan Ie
Texon
Button Tucker Resumes Civilian Life
Patrolman Button Tucker is relieved from duty on the Tule polter force and resumes civilian life after a short tenure. The pension details remain unclear.
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Button Tucker
Hutton Tuckor
From Porter To Landlord A Tulsa Real Estate Rise
Thos Re Gentry, born in Artesia Kansas, moved through hotel work to real estate and rents in Tulsa. He built the Aquawks cigar and liquor parlor on Greenwood, owns rental houses, a North Hotel street home, and partners with Mortis H Neeley as agents for a growing portfolio.
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Tila Veeme To Be Absent In the Cas of Thos. Re Gentry of Thin City
Gentry
Arten- Ine
Katsis
Lawrence
Edwardayille
Wenral Youre
Guthris
Oklahoma
Old Oklahoma
Tulsa
Mine Hattie Nance
Ok- Mmulges
Brady Hotel
Hin
Il Bons
Lillard
Greenwood
Mortis H. Neeley
Aquawks
North Hotroit
Jall
Tom
Prominent Tula Citizen Hosts Community Welfare Talk
J. J. Stradford, noted local booster and real estate man, entertained friends at the public library Tuesday night to discuss general welfare of the community. Participants considered ideas aimed at safeguarding public interests and potentially launching a movement.
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J. J. Stradford
Tula
Young Penile Married Saturday Night by Reverend Netherland
A 23 year old Herbert Gren and 26 year old Min Deatrice Stewart were secretly wed at the sister’s home on 16 North Detroit last Saturday night. The ceremony was conducted by Ray Cay Netherland, a popular matrimonial preacher. A breakfast luncheon followed the next morning, hosted by Afra Coline, with a 6 o'clock dinner later provided by the groom’s mother Mrs Cree. The couple will reside at 424 North Lanaltie.
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Herbert Gren
Min Deatrice Stewart
Mrs. Colbert
North Detroit
Ray, Cay
Netherland
Tie
Afra
Coline
New Lawyer for Tulba K 3 Sadler in Tulia
A garbled notice places lawyer Sadler preparing for a master of fears practice in Gustrie and Tulia. It mentions a move to the New Furnside Building on N. Gromnwood and notes delays from congested freight traffic as cars remain unspotted.
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Sadler
Gustrie
Tuli
Tula
Furnside
N. Gromnwood
Dunbar Grade School Pupils Donate Over $1000 in Christmas Savings
The Dunbar grade school pupils received Christmas checks from Exchange National Bank totaling $1081.02 per Prof Hughes. Some checks did not clear or reach owners, leaving funds in limbo as bank and school officials track the remaining funds.
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Dunbar
Exchange National Bank Ag
Hughes
Yeaterday
Mughes
Huh
Wihlob
Mrs Presley returns from Alabama trip
Mrs Quintry Presley, a prominent rooming house woman, returned Thursday from Alabama where she visited relatives, including her mother in Aldridge and friends in Birmingham. She reported colored people in the state in better condition than ever before and expressed enjoyment of the family visit after an 18 year separation.
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Quintry Presley
Alabama
Presley
Aldridge
Als
Birmingham
Lost by Messenger Photos Trigger Post Office Debate in Sapulpa
Sapulpa News reports a postal window issue tied to a lost parcel containing old photographs. The piece notes community efforts, including a Red Cross drive, knitting units under supervision, and junior members joining adult groups. A Dunbar Literary Society and a Prine Art Club were organized in December with officers named, and an emancipation celebration is planned for January 19, 1914 at Brooker Washington School with Dr Arlington Wilson as principal speaker Our future oriented address will close the piece.
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Brooker Washington School
Duntor Literary Society
Arlington Wilson
Churches Plan Race Celebration in City
Under the Maleter's Alliance, MIL Zion Baptist Church on Norigi Tweeday Dor comber tei hosts a race emancipation celebration. A program featuring notable participants is planned with various clitches of the cup contributing.
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MIL Zion Baphist Church
Noriigi
Tweeday
Dorcomber Tei
Foremost soprano Florence Cole Falvert dazzles large audience
A crowded venue Thursday night praised Florence Cole Falvert in a strong performance. The article notes the audience’s evident appreciation after each song and references her notable career and recent achievements including a gold medal prize.
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Florence Cole Falvert
Aml Annae
Wehime
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T. R
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W. H. Vann
Onnpal
Clint Offiger
Nate Graben
Uorguat Banking
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T. Gilmer
Chie Bank
Futori National
Grahch
Opel
Tegent
Giluar
Parmers Nox Hema Bank
Otter
Enmfort
Gillerty
Exchange National Bank
Tex
Hlere’s
Red Cross
Mand
Thomas KL Gentry
Porter
Sucess
T. Hf. Iliolt
N. Greenwoort
Stradford
Herbert Green
Young Penile
Rev. Netherland
Tulba
Messenger
Sapulpa News
Unie and Literary Hour
Waalingwon School
Red Croke
Red Crows
Wii
Whit
Pete
Red Croc
Monbere
Weita
Bra Johnson
Stey
Bork
Kent Og
Woking
L. J. Coleman
Art Leweher
Prine
L. B. Coleman
Prom
Mra
Jno
Durie
Minn Loo’ Chirk
Stra
Willa Johnson
Mise & Unterwoods
HB McDaniel
Howe
Dunbar Literary Society
Prasllent
Vic Prey
BAL Chapelies
I J
McAlpine
Tevasurer
T. Hutton A
IL Render &Lagorate
MT. Zion
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