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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1915

Page

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Boston to Host National Negro Business League Meeting

The National Negro Business League selects Boston Massachusetts to hold its next gathering in August 1916. Invitations from Negro business leagues in Boston Mars Kansas City and Chicago led to a committee decision chaired by Booker T. Washington J C Napier and Emmett J Scott. The fifteenth anniversary will be celebrated with events August 18 19 and 20 in Boston.

Tuskogee Ala Jan National Negro Business League Muskogee Okla Negro Business Leagues Boston Mars Kansan City Chicago Ill Booker T. Washington J. C. Napier Emmett J. Scott Boston Negro Business League No. 1

Kansas Woman Sends One Year Tulsa Star Subscription

Mrs. BE. 8 Lee Bond of Independence Kansas writes that she is pleased with the paper and sends one dollar for a year of Tulsa Star subscription, dated January 6 1914, to editor A J Smitherman.

Independence, Kans A. J. Smitherman Tulsa Star Lee Bond 16Th St

Fire destroys the Owens home in Wednesday blaze

The home of Mr and Mrs J T Owens at the corner of Greenwood and Cameron was completely destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Mr Owen was master of the local Masonic lodge.

J. T. Owens Greenwood Cameron Owen Masonic Lodge

Wright Funeral Draws Crowd

The funeral of Ezra Wright who died in an elevator shaft accident at the Robinson Arcade was held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church last Sunday. Rev. Whitaker preached as the service drew one of the largest crowds in memory. Wright’s mother, recently widowed in Mexico, could not attend. The body was embalmed and buried by the Home Undertakers.

Ezra Wright Robinson Arcade Mt. Zion Baptist Church Whitaker Mexico

Booker T Gives Lynching Record For 1914

Tuskegee Institute records show 52 people lynched in 1914, including 49 colored and 3 white. Ninety percent of cases involved murder or robbery, with lynchings across 15 states. The note also announces dissolution of the law firm Martin Roberts as Deputy Sheriff and invites clients to seek services from J. H. Roberts.

Tuskegee Institute Ala Department of Records and Research Spersons Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New Mexico North Dakota North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Booker T. Washington Martin Roberts Martin J. H. Roberts

Bill to ban interracial marriage passes U S House

In Washington on January 11 the House approved a bill to prohibit intermarriage of whites and Negroes in the District of Columbia by 230 to 60 after vigorous debate. Rep Clark of Florida defended the measure while Rep Mann and Rep Madden opposed it. Madden warned it would leave young girls vulnerable to brutal acts and shame.

Washington District of Columbia House Clark Florida Mann Madden Tilmola

Turner Speech Draws Tulsa Crowd Despite Weather

Hon. J. Milton Turner addressed the Tulsa Business League about race, politics, and America’s role in Europe. He defended his past remarks, corrected errors, and urged Negro self help and organization of capital. Turner plans another talk at Dreamland Theatre on January 24.

J. Milton Turner Turner Turar Icteria Cleveland A. K. Roa Guthrie Grant United John Rock Boston Rock Stara Europe United States America Mr. Turner Af Capital

Stole Shoes From Man While He Slept in North Dalton

North Dalton resident Bob Stinson reported a theft when a supposed thief swapped a plugged quarter for change and stole his shoes as he slept in a city grove. The incident left him barefoot and chilled, prompting local concern.

Dalton Bob Stinson North Dalton Mr. Stinson

White Man Arrested On Forgery Charge

Robert Wilson of Pittsburgh Oil Company was arrested Monday night on a charge of forging a deed to a lease owned by Nathanel and Rachel Washington. He posted bond at noon today after initial $2,000 set, raised to $6,000. Wilson claims innocence and says the forged lease predates his possession. Two Black men remain jailed on related charges, tied to the Washingtons case ongoing since last year.

Robert Wilson Pittsburgh Oil Company Iim Jease Nathanel Rachel Washington Wilson Megal Washington Sapulpa Talaa Democrat

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