Harvard Colored Sprinters Barred From Southern Meets
Harvard University cancels spring track meets planned with the University of Virginia and the national academy after action restricting southern contests. Major Fred W. Moore of Harvard athletics says the initiative came from him and cites two Black athletes on the Crimson squad.
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Cambridge Mass
Harvard
Mason Dixon Line
University of Virginia
National Academy
Fred W. Moore
Hrvard
Crimson
Moore
Toy
From the Children's Club Report and Welcome
The Children’s Club meets Sunday with many new members and an enthusiastic outlook for the year. They publish last year’s report on donations including dresses, food, and clothing, and thank supporters while recalling guest speakers Mrs Howard and Mrs Gilmore and inviting all to hear Uncle Remus stories.
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Department of the Children
Dunbar
Alvna Hardy
Toussaint Stuitherman
Treas
J. P. Hampton
FP. J. Williams
Fd. Howard
JL. V. Gilmore
Ms. Howard
Louisiana
Tulsa Star Letter Warns of Growing Tension in Tulsa
A 1921 letter from a Black reader in Tulsa Oklahoma denounces white officers and warns of possible bloodshed if Republican policies persist. The writer references stolen safes and crime near their door, asserting support for the editor’s testimony and urging continued advocacy.
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The
Tulsa Star
Bedbugs in Homes Warned by Health Official
State Health Commissioner De A. K. Lewis notes bedbugs remain a major household pest. Exposed mattress sections and old wooden bedsteads harbor them. remedies include three percent carbolic acid spray, thick salty brine paste, gasoline for iron frames, and burning sulphur with the room sealed for 24 hours.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Tulsa Woman Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Rev. L. EB. Nelson, pastor of the A.M. and Church of Pawhuska, traveled to Evan this morning to return home. Miss Daisy Hughes, Tulsa’s prominent young lady who spent fall and most of winter in Chicago, came back Thursday night.
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Daisy Hughes
Tulsa
Chicago
Reginall Cocoa Balm Promoted by The Reginall Lab
An advertisement proclaims Reginall Cocoa Balm as a superior hair grower that stops itching hair loss and breakage. It promises longer straighter and more beautiful hair with Reginall Supreme Pressing Oil and Reginall Skin Food. The notice lists the Reginall Laboratory at 161 Bell Street Atlanta Georgia and urges agents to write for terms.
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Reginall Laboratory
Bell St
Atlanta
Lodge Directory Meeting Nights Amid Local Halls
The directory lists lodge meeting nights for several groups. W. a Meets on the second and fourth Tuesday at Cherry-Cleaver Hall. G. U. O. of C. F. sponsors monthly gatherings, while Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 247 I. B. P. O. Ki. of W meets on Island Lord Tuesday at Ellis Rest Room. Visiting brothers invited. Dr J. Smitherman, E.R. Hardy, Secretary.
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Flower
LSA
C. F
Cherry-Cleaver Hall
Selene. x
Tardy
Cosmopolitan Lodge No
Island
Lrd
Ellis
Elgin & Avcher Sts
DR. J. Smitherman
E.R. Hardy
County Superintendent Election Noted in January 1921
Fragmentary notes indicate a county superintendent election event linked to January 1921 with reference to individual names and roles. The readable text mentions dates in January and positions tied to county leadership.
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Iminnette Hedges County
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Whitney and Tutt
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Whitney & Tutt
James J. Vaughn
New York
Renbergs
Porter
Hine
Muscogee
18Th Street
Muskogee, Okla
Mother Earth
Washington Bath House
Mary Harrison
Claremore, Okla
Children's Club
Cor
Tulsa, Okla
Hite
A. Reader
House of the Post
de A. K. Lewis
America
Lodge Directory
W. A
HARDY
Renjers In
Neameter
Eitinge F. Warner
Zane ‘Grey
Dixie Theatre
Williams & Son's Grocery
Hartford Street
Okla
Brown’s Rooms
Lansing Street
Dora Brown
Blue Front Furniture Company
N. Main St
Traders NO
Julius Henke
EAST
Osage
Globf Tailors
North Main Street
the Workingman’s Store
East First Street
Southern Fish, Oyster, Produce and Poultry Company
Lansing
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