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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1921

Page

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Race Trouble Feared After Motorman Shot In Muskogee

Early tonight in Muskogee a Black bandit fired on motorman M Linn as he drove a Hyde Park street car. Police armed patrols roamed lines to diversions and bloodhounds tracked suspects after shots near the scene.

Muskogee M. Linn Hyde Park Lynn Ian Distret Linn Harrison

Bandit Killing Doubtful. Williams Death Sparks Theories

In Kogee Oklahoma on January 22 the death of W. S. Williams is questioned as possibly an ordinary citizen killed by a conductor and associates to cover a crime. No gun found and rumors of murder to obscure guilt dominate early reports. Elberton Georgia also reports Jim Meri wether laying bricks at a world class pace, setting a new brick per minute mark.

Pulse Kogee Okla Kelling W. 5 Williams Linn Associated Negro Press Elberton Jim Meri Wether

California Board hears segregation plea at Franklin School

Mrs A Burns of the Franklin School District told the Sacramento Board of Education she objects to Orientals and Negroes attending the same school and urged a separate school for “Orientals, Negroes and all Colored children” while advocating a site for a new school location.

Associated Negro Press Sacramento Calif Burns Franklin Board of Education

GOLORED SOLON GETS A CONSPICIOUS SEAT

Jefferson City Missouri January 22 Walter H H Moore of St Louis becomes the first colored man elected to Missouri in the state legislature and draws a prominent house seat No 75 in the front row facing the speaker. His desk was adorned with flowers at his inauguration.

Associated Negro Press Jefferson City Walter HH. Moore St. Louis Missouri Joewer House of Representatives Louis Hacliff Moore

Alpha Phi Alpha Builds New Chapters Across the United States

The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, with twenty three undergraduate chapters and a new graduate chapter, plans three more on campuses including the University of California. The 1920 convention in Des Moines approved expansion and backed the Go to High School Go to College program. Howard University hosts the national secretary L. McGhee, as the movement notes its role in Black collegiate life since 1906.

Asse Ated Hepa Press Washington Alpha Phi Lea Ee United States University Rpal Cote States New York Detroit St. Louis Kansas City Louisville Norfolk Baltimore Pat City Dee mncNcal California Kansas Orwell University Ufe Alpha Ae Hag ES Mary Shan Myst Man L. McGhee Howard University Washington, D. C

Theatre for Charleston Patrons Opens with $250000 Expenditure

The new theatre on East King Street near Columbus Street opened at Christmas, costing over $250000. Built by J Miller and BD L Jeray, it stands as a modern venue on the avenue, intended to attract patrons with improved seating and amenities.

Associated Negro Press Charleston New Wanders Theater J 4. Miller BD. L. Jeryay King Street Columbus Street Bette Ae Seresat Theatres

Abyssinian Riot Leader Redding Faces Death Penalty

Groverleveland Redding, identified as a key Abyssinian riot figure, was found guilty and sentenced to hang alongside Oscar McGavitt for the June street brawl that left Robt. Hose and Joseph Hart dead and Patrolman Joseph Owens wounded. Several co defendants were acquitted amid insanity defenses and ongoing court hearings.

Associated Negro Press Chicago Groverleveland Redding Redding Oscar McGavitt Robt. L. Hose Ailor Joseph Hart Joseph Owens Harry Les Edward Rush James Briggs Dennis Brown Allen Willis Jonah Abyssinia Mount God Indiana Javenue Thirty-Fifth Street Rose Hart Krohn Fed Ling Reddig Sted Pargders Felen

Outlaw Baseball League Forms in East New York

George Herman Lawson, president of the newly incorporated Continent Baseball Association, inspected park sites as he organized an eight club outlaw league. Three franchises granted: Indiana at Indianapolis, Massachusetts at Boston, Ontario at Toronto, with New Jersey near Camden. He notes Colored players barred from major and minor leagues under current rules.

Associated Negro Press New York George Herman Lawson Continent Baseball Association Indiana Indianapolis Massachusetts Boston Ontario Toronto Camden Lawson Jerwus Condins

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Fragmentary text shows a local notice or card item with names and terms unclear and partially readable. It references a key ring and a money payment context but lacks identifiable dates places or organizations to confirm specifics.

Founders Day Speaker Named for Hampton Institute

Hampton Institute announces Dr. James Hardy Dillard of Charlottesville Va will deliver the principal address on Founders Day January 30 in memory of Gen Samuel Chapman Arms strong He is noted for leading race relations efforts and roles with the General Education Board William and Mary College and related commissions.

Hampton James E. Greg Price F Hampton Institute Samuel Chapman Arms Strong James Hardy Dillard Charlottesville Jeannes and Slater General Education Board William and Mary College

Henderson elected to Hamtramck Council to replace vacancy

Detroit January 22 Dy Jas Henderson was elected councilman by the Hamtramck village council to fill the vacancy caused by the failure of Clayton Wentworth He will attend meetings for several weeks Henderson has lived in Hamtramck three years and is a graduate of the Detroit College of Medicine.

Associated Negro Press Detroit Mich Henderson Hamtramck Clayton BE. Wentworth Hamlameck Detroit College of Medicine

Railway trainmen controversy at Chicago hearing before US Labor Board

A dispute affecting hundreds of colored yard brakemen on the Norfolk Western railway is argued before the U S Railway Labor Board. The Association of Colored Railway Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen seek a rule to promote only promotable men, effectively excluding colored workers due to color practices. Representations are made by Jeff Kiland and Heinke for the colored trainmen group and A D Long for Colored Locomotive Firemen. The hearing may extend about a week more.

Associated Negro Press Chicago Lik Railway Labor Board Association of Coloed Memphis Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Brotherhood Jeff Kiland Heinke Association of Colored Railroad Tainmen A. D. Long Birmingham

Theater Owners Form Colored Booking Agency in South

New Orleans Jan 22 The Theater Owners Booking Agency a 4H organization formed to improve Colored entertainment announces its New Orleans theater the Lyric at Iberville and Burgundy. The agency will serve major Southern cities including Shreveport Mexandria Montgomery Birmingham Atlanta Macon Greenville Ileston Cincinnati Cleveland Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Little Rock Beaufort St Louis Kansas City Detroit Louisville and more with a combined seating value around 430000.

Associated Negro Press New Orleans Attanco Stor Everest Iberville Burgundy Streets Crewit Nevins Shreveport Mexandria Slane Montgomery Birmingham Alabama Atlanta Macon Gear

Pythian Temple Planned for Tulsa

The Knights of Pythias executives discuss a six story Pythian Temple in Tulsa with a modern theater and offices. J B Key a major oil man and treasurer backs the project, while estimates place substantial idle funds in the order’s treasury to invest in Tulsa real estate or the temple venture.

Knights of Pythias Fulsa Huetel Uip Lovtite J.B. Key Ot qQirbuliges Order Tulsa Ciy Mod

Friends of Irish Freedom Oppose the Ku Klux Klan

National Council of Friends of Irish Freedom meeting at the Hotel Biltmore adopts resolutions led by Judge Daniel F. Cobal condemning Klan efforts in the United States and urging Americans to intensify support for liberty and aid to Ireland.

Friends OF Irish Freedom Associated News New York Daniel F. Cobal National Council, Friends of Irish Freedom Hotel Biltmore United States Amerte America Ireland

Oppose racial representation in cabinet urged by group

The Associated Negra Press reports in Chicago that Charles Naggal of Steuls urges no race representation in the cabinet. He warns there would be turmoil if all racial groups were represented and urges that racial groups should be represented in the cabinet.

Associated Negra Press Chicago Charles Naggal Steuls Auvstange Wail

University Sues for Promised Donation in College Case

Louisville Ky Jan 2 The university, a colored institution, sues the estate of Dr J S Auderson, deceased at Somerset last year. The estate allegedly promised 100000 to the university, a pledge not fulfilled, with legal action filed in Pulaski County Circuit Court.

Associated Negro Press Louisville Leuisville States University J. S. Auderson Somerset Pulush Mounty

Allied Industrial Finance Corporation Charter Secured

Washington announces the Allied Industrial Finance Corporation charter and plans for a broad racial uplift program. Notable additions to the board include Emmett J. Scott and John Jacob Arnall, with aims to involve business leaders nationwide in financing Black enterprises.

Washington 1. C I Brown Hartelpula Penn Emmett J. Scott Washington, D. C le ES Wilms Savannah Georgia Harry Jr. Pace New York Cretacy Jutn B. Nail New Jeive S. Jones Norfolk Minis Spaulding Treasuren Nous Irony Mutual Laguraneompany Burhan North Carolina de. W. EB. Dubois National Association of Colored Pay New York City Dr. HelMs National Negro Business League Tuskegee Alabama John Lew Industrial Savings Bank John Hawkins African Methodist Episcopal Church Washyaton Nada Corporation Bui Fing Seventh Northwest Washington, D

Moton Plans Speech Tour Through Middle West States

Dr. Hubert J. Moton of Tuskegee Institute announces a speaking tour in February responding to invitations from Colored and white citizens in the middle western states. He will travel to deliver lectures on education and national progress.

Associated Negro Press Tuskegee Institute Alo Middle Western States Hubert J. Moton Tuske‘gee Nurutal Dod Tndseirial Institute Nova Enident Feive Ware

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