Social and Political News From The Midwest and Asia
Eufaula society notes include Mrs Goodlaw visiting, editor Smitherman ill in bed over 10 days, and various local figures noted. Also reports on Toland Mayes singing at Convention Hall with Washington High, and several illness and travel items. A Japanese edited magazine Great Asia urges pan Asian unity against Western powers with a 5800 member league in Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star News Service
Mukden
Manchuria
Far East
Great Asia
Asiatic League
Asia
Europe
America
League
Daiwen
Calcutta
Constantinople
Gary Steel Workers Benefit From Wage Increase
Elbert Gary announces a wage raise for Gary steel mill workers benefiting over a thousand colored families. New minimum pay rises to six dollars per day with skilled workers earning up to twenty five dollars daily. The move sparks optimism as many laborers migrate from the South to Gary, where a large colored population resides and job openings abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AON
Gary
Tad
Brite
Nevada Ratifies Suffrage Amendment in Special Session
Nevada becomes the twenty seventh state to approve the federal woman suffrage amendment with a unanimous senate vote and a single opposing vote in the assembly. The move advances the ratification process to reach the necessary nine states. In related notes, Bishop W P Thir appears in Meridian Mississippi during a Mississippi Conference address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star News Service
Weno
Nev
Nevada
Roth
Senate
Assembly
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi M. E. Conference
W. P. Thir
Public Notice in Tulsa Court for Promissory Note Case
The Tulsa Star reports notices from Tulsa County District and Superior Courts. Peter Johnson sues Avd Pride for a $250 note plus interest, costs and fees, with March 18 1920 response deadline. Venice sues for divorce on grounds of abandonment, with March 31 1920 response deadline. Officials include Clerk MO Porter and Attorney A Guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of
Tulsa
Peter Johnson
Pride
D. Porter
D. K. Spellman
A. Guess
Tulsa County
State of Oklahoma
Venice
John Porter
Jon LS
H. A. Guess
Appointment certificate for National Evangelist Rev St A Whitaker
A certificate from the National Baptist Convention of the United States appoints Rev St A Whitaker as a National Evangelist to preach the gospel and conduct meetings. Endorsements come from the Evangelistic Committee including Rev MW Christu and Rev E M Griges with Dr J W Bailey listed as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Evangelism
Wagist Gon
United States of America
Marshall
Texas
National Baptist Convention of the United States of America
St A. Whitaker
Gitthereby
Baptist Convention
E . Morris
Kips
Eangelistic Committee
T MW. Chistu
Iad
Arkansas
E M. Griges
D.D
A. D Williams
Georgia
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Goodlaw
Eufaula
Oklahoma
A. J. Smitherman
The
Start
Toland Mayes
Vention Hall
Adain
Washington High School
Eunice Baughiman
Theo, Baughman
Jennie Wheat
A.B. Huff
Archer
John €. Jamieson
St. Paul
Iin
Miss Ramsey
North Greenwood St
Beatrice Dotson
Oklahime City
Sallie Clay
E. Booker
D. W. Willis
Minneapolis
Minn
Annie Warren
Willis
Bey
Kidd
CW. Evans
Inverness
Elbert Gary Voluntarily
Raine
Tulsa Star
East Archer Street
Belle F Willis
Williams Street
R.A. Whittaker
Nat’l Evangelist
J. W. Bailey
West Grove Avenue
Marshall Texas
Lpfe
Walden H. Cohn
North Greenwood
Ella Taylor
Pocahontas
Williams
Williams and
Hartford Streets
Sud
W. G. Grayson
DEY Gools and Groceries
Findle & Dive Line
Gandy
East
Greenwood
W. J. Jones
Knights of Pythias
Oklahoma Grand Lodge
B. L. Cox
N. Exter Street
Dave Callins
F. T. Smith
Care Hotel
Gurley
C. B. Wickham
Tulsa, Oklahoma
East India
D. Lyons
Central St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oaver's
DEY
Cincinnati
Tulsa, Okla
North Lansing
J. H. Lewis
Effie Matthews
Toeexch
Ryan Street
Excelsior
East Street
Excelsior Hair Grower
Ardmore, Oklahoma
G. W. Webb
Bullett Street
Buffalo Cleaners and Hatters
Osage
N. Main St
Madam Johns
Exeter Street
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