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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
4
The Red Wing Hotel offers homelike comfort and friendly sociable staff to create a large cheerful family atmosphere for guests and their families.
Mrs De Etta Smith promotes scientific scalp and hair treatment at 528 South 2nd Street Chickasha Oklahoma. The service promises noticeable growth and satisfactory results in a short time from an experienced practitioner.
Reporter N Ewanbie notes the Twelve Tribes Rally at Lipper Chapel A M E closes Monday night February 9 with strong attendance and a sermon echoing biblical exodus. The event promotes unity among Sapulpa locals and casts emphasis on faith and renewal.
Sky News Service reports Tiotond Virginia February 20 as the Virginia legislature debates a measure on ratifying the woman’s suffrage amendment. The house reportedly approved rejection, signaling a stance against nationwide equal voting rights.
New York February 20 The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People commends Ohio officials for defending Will Lockett from a mob that gathered around the state prison where he was being held.
Governor Roberts issues a proclamation urging Oklahoma residents to observe The National Week of Song from February 22 to 28. The document cites civic and educational support and emphasizes song as a unifying force to promote peace, happiness, devotion, and loyalty among citizens.
A scanned historical notice presents a political proclamation authored by Governor Robley as the leading message with Secretary Joe S Mortis signing. The text references the state of Indiana and a formal address dated the second of February in the year nine teen-oh nine, including a ceremonial closing and official titles.
Forty five men and women, white and colored, were arrested in Bogus Monday night and Tuesday in raids led by Sheriff Henry S. Wacker of Okmulgee. They face charges including bootlegging, whiskey manufacture, burglary, and immorality. Residents say streets are unsafe after sundown as burglars stalk the town. Sheriff Tucker vows permanent patrols beyond city police.
The notice advertises Tip Top Grocery Store at 4M North Greenwood offering all kinds of home goods and a sanitary, prompt service. Gary is listed as proprietor and contact is provided for ordering.
In Wirfield Kansas the Western District quarterly Board met February ith at the Second Baptist church. Reported a good meeting spiritually and fiendishly. Mrs Gertrude Taylor Pullman won her father. Wan Taylor of Los Angeles and Hendy visited for their home. Bennie of Great Bend and Mr Perry of Wichita motored to Winheld Sunday. Amboose Woodard and her son Price, ill, are out again. Mr BL Nichols visited Newton. Miss Peart Harding out after four months illness. G A Nichols improving. New Keller of Merida filled the pulpit. Mrs Claude Brown ill but out again. The infant daughter of Archie and Brown is named. Lawrence Faust ill with nervous breakdown. Miss Jessie Montgomery Reporter.
The death of Mr. Emmett Williams prompted a large funeral with attendees from across states. The District Grand Master Ed Jefferson presided over the ritual as mourners traveled from Kansas City Missouri and Milwaukee Wisconsin to honor the Denver oil operator and son of Coney Williams.
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