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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
4
The piece critiques efforts to appease all and notes Tulsa’s Black community sleeping on rights. It praises Tulsa as a communal good, urges focusing on common welfare, and cites Founders Day celebrations at Hampton Institute in Virginia. The Oral annual address by Rev. P. L. K. is highlighted, with commendation to readers.
Reports indicate Valti faces renewed upheaval as Gen Zamor gains influence and presidential hopefuls realign. A provisional government in Capy Haitian is led by Davilmar Theodore after his defeat. In Puls, the State League plans events on the 26 with Prof J Wo Thaghis urging Negro business support for Palau as key state site.
Tuskegee Institute publication The Negro Farmer invites practical men and women to contribute tested farm knowledge for international farming guidance. It aims to educate readers while promising useful future editions and a profitable career for contributors.
A Tulsa message urges residents to celebrate Lincoln's February 12 birthday and to commemorate the Emancipator. It calls for community leadership to organize events and reminds that the fight for freedom affected African Americans of all ages, stressing the importance of teaching children about slavery and emancipation.
The Oklahoma editorial defends Gov Cruce’s commutation policy and condemns lynching, exposing critics as driven by white fear. It argues lynchings rose under prior policy and that violence against Black people is treated with impunity, while whites evade accountability.
A dated sermons piece arguing that Jesus Christ carried Negro blood, citing biblical figures and racial history to claim equality of all races. It defends the moral worth of Black people, condemns racial segregation, and asserts Christ’s lineage from the tribe of Judah includes Hamite ancestry.
Harlow Brokerage Store on South Main street extends a record sale after a peak opening week. A large stock and aggressive advertising drew thousands, with fifty extra clerks kept busy to meet demand. Harlow notes strong public turnout and patience as the sale proceeds for ten more days.
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