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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1921
Page
5
A delightful birthday party honoring Mrs Warren of Hartford was hosted this week by her sister Mrs Perry at 112 N Hart St. Guests enjoyed progressive whist and dancing followed by refreshments. All attended praised the event as a success.
The Colored Industrial Commission reports that about 70 percent of Missouri’s Colored population lives in urban centers while 30 percent is rural. It cites 2124KW figures showing 4,000 in hamlets and farms and calls for strategies to move people toward land production and improve rural living conditions.
The State of Oklahoma serves Alfred Fowler Rother Fowler with divorce proceedings filed in Tulsa County District Court on adultery grounds. He must answer by May 10 1921 else the petition will be granted by default and the divorce and related relief will be awarded. The notice is dated January 18 1921 with clerk Francis Mow and attorney A Guess listed.
A special grand jury returned indictments against nine members of Company M state militia of Tuscaloosa county charging murder in connection with the lynching of William Baird, a white prisoner, near Jasper last Thursday.
The Tulsa High School basketball team defeated M. T. H. 8 of Muskogee last Friday at Booker Washington High School in Tulsa by a 26 to 11 score. Fast playing and accurate goal shooting highlighted the game.
The most comprehensive work on the subject, Dr Macdonald presents a complete dream book in a new edition. Priced at 20 cents, Atlas Printing Co Dept T Birmingham NY publishes this sought after guide for dream interpretation.
Cleveland judge Florence Allen sentences Robert Momera to life in prison after a jury convicts him of second degree murder in the Thanksgiving slaying of Henry Thompson. Allen, Ohio's first female judge to pass murder sentences, announced the verdict.
Montgomery Jan 22 Dr R R Moton Tuskegee Institute urged Southern states to provide broader higher education and better vocational training for Black citizens. He cited Smith Hughes Act progress and called Alabama to extend college opportunities like the University of Alabama and Auburn. He warned that limiting Black students to private or Northern schools harms the South and its democracy.
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