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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
8
A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece laments interethnic tensions and race prejudice in America. It argues that white and Black communities must seek common ground despite lingering barriers and harmful stereotypes. The author condemns bigotry and calls for mutual understanding amid social strife.
The Tulsa Colored Business League is urged to seize a rare opportunity to unite merchants, attract unassociated “little fellows,” and emulate the downtown Chamber of Commerce by adopting a strong, capable leadership to push a plan for lasting community and business gains over the next year.
Local paper condemns white police incursions into Tulsa's colored district arguing such intrusions threaten safety and civil rights. It cites repeated abuses, holds inspectors Daley and Gustafson noted for improvement, and warns of potential deadly confrontations if misconduct continues.
The column reports Dunbar School activities and local happenings. Principal J W Patton and teachers coordinate events for the County Teachers Association. Anita Patti Brown plans a Dunbar School recital. Community members assist needy children with baskets and meals, while local residents attend social gatherings and church services.
The Edwards family express everlasting gratitude to Ae GW and all who shared sympathy after the loss of Nessie Velwards and the beloved wife and daughter. They thank Paradise Baptist Church, Silver Banner lodge, and numerous friends for support and prayers during the difficult time.
The Die Theatre screens A Top of The World in Motion on January 4, the Alaska film with Judge Moran explaining it from start to finish. Alaska wildlife, wolf dog Tip, and polar bear hunting are highlighted as schoolchildren and adults are urged to attend this educational feature.
Listings show January programs at the Dixie Theatre include S Westerns and a big Special Western Metare, Serial Lost Cut Episode No, Ford Weekly, and multiple titles such as Untamed Comedy Because He Loved Her, A Bill Had Picture, Husband and Wives, Son of Tarzan Episode 5, Deconquered with Fatty Arbuckle, Waiter's Ball, Parson of Paniment, and Nisles of the Wild among others.
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