Knights of Pythian Grand Lodge to Gather in Tulsa
Tulsa prepares for a large influx as the Knights of Pythian Oklahoma hold their seventh annual convention in a new hall. The event runs three days with a banquet, entertainment by the Hosal Brothers, and a grand lodge meeting led by Grand Chancellor Wat TL Harris Att. from Oklahoma City. Local committee members and supporters have arranged seating for 4,200 and comfort for 1,000 visitors, with plans including a festive program and potential future gatherings in August.
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Tulsa
Harrisatt
Oklahom City
Knights of Pythian
Oklahoma
Court of
Calant
W. J. Woolls
Wells
Chas
Warren
Smith
D. Cotling
Jefferson
H.C. Washington
Eitleonn
Brand Lodge
Hosal
W. M. Harrison
Ole Inhonia City
Mion Hustian Metherland
Maxter
J.P. Netherland Rolomer PB
Te Olivar
Lyther Santa Orohuatn
Koval Brothers
Tulahie
Lawyer Stratford Weds Bride in 1915 Graduation Tie
Lawyer Stratford, fresh from Columbia University law class of 1915, returns home with New York bride and aunt and uncle from Independence, as his father J. B. Stratford witnesses graduation and marriage. A formal reception will greet the couple in Independence under the local business league.
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Columbia University Law Echo
Or. Stradfant
J. B. Auradford
City
New York
Bom. Stradford
Independence
Young Stradford
Beat Educational Foundation
B. Stradford
Tulun
New York City
Hin
Wook
Black citizen rights and white supremacy critique letter
A dated letter from Dewr Sir to the Tulan Star condemns Jim Crow, racial inequality, and violence while urging removal of black laws. It notes Republican conventions in Lexington, praise for Judge Morrow, and observations from travels through Louisville and St Louis about progress and assimilation among Black Americans. The writer stresses duty to fight for citizenship rights and calls for universal civil equality.
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Tulan
Hiner
Olelahone
Isu
Fred Man
Hoguet
Mississippi
Kennebec
Maing
Fourth Sunday Amid Cold Weather Brings Community Plans
Muskogee News reports a cold Fourth Sunday with citizens attending as Pastor Kokur of St. Phillips Episcopal Mission officiated his first service for the new congregation. The article notes planned meetings at Ward Chapel July 16, Spencer Chapel July 24, Bethel A M Church July 16, and Lane Chapel in August. It also mentions a Macedonia Baptist church pastor installation, fundraising for a local Nasimat Association event, and a lecture by Prof Win Pickens. Community figures Dr W G Kalow and Mr Lowe promote a large coastal poultry farm, while K N Guillory announces candidacy for Grand Lodge of Oklahoma, promising benevolent leadership. The Married Gadiew Gala hosts an informal dance at Carter’s Hill on Monday night with local residents attending. Prof W Pickens, I T Moore, and others are mentioned among city visitors and business news.
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Methodist
Kogee Han
Heber Chapel
Herlown
Ward Chapel
A. M
Spencer Chapel
Bethel A
Picken
Trenide
Kroci Nicholson
Bebee Chapel
Win
Pickens
Yale
Urat Pickens
Uiey
W. G. Kalow
Lowe
Gority Af
Guillorye
Carters Heil Sea
Medan
Stewart
Sie
Ninka Ware
Hole Friends
Gusisis
Ws. Vickens
W. Scott
Ity
I. T. Moore
Fon Vie Paws Lumber Co
Hue Opennt & Gronery
Pauls Valley Welcomes Visitors for Summer Weekends
Paols Valley residents hosted visitors from Purcell and Ti]ton including Mr T A Garter and Mr Billi Vaan. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lilly of Pauls Valley weighing nine pounds. The party toured Lone Wolf and Wynnewood with local families before returning home.
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Pomiery
T. A. Garter
Purcell
Pauly Valley
A. L. Kidd
Barthday
Lone Wolf
Billi Vaan
Tiinton
Mr. James
Pauls Valley
Wynnewood
New Jersey Sends Colored Man To Worlds Expo
A New Jersey event plans to exhibit African American delegates at the Worlds Expo. The piece notes preparations, decorations, and a display called Miniature Atlantic City to be shown on the streets of Atlantic City. The exhibit aims to showcase Black publications and culture at the fair.
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New Jersey
Fragmented Readable Text on Grand Change Theme
The readable lines hint at a discussion of leadership changes and staffing. It mentions a chief or head named in a vague way and implies internal disagreement. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or named entities.
Unclear OCR text yields fragmentary local item
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions multiple names and places with no clear event. It references Bartlesville, Albany area terms, and various personal names, but lacks coherent dates, actions, or outcomes to form a factual item.
Georgia mobs murder man and son amid racial fury
A violent mob in Georgia lynched an innocent man and his son near Hou Ook after a Turner murder. Sheriff Biueridge warned mobs undermine law, urging federal action to restore order amid cries of mob rule and calls for government intervention.
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Silaw Torher
Janex
Sherif Biueridge
Anon Green
Te Twurdter
Turner
Georgia
Lawlensnese
Gov
Sinton
Garcenor
Bodincore
Foot
Uhie
Suelee
Owen Abd Childrer
Stowe
Moby
Lawrelgue
Federal
Impressive Old Citizen Funeral Sermon in Tulsa
An obituary notes the death of Tex Lotton, about sixty five, in Norman last Saturday and his eventual burial in Tulsa. Rev Jan A Johnson preached last Monday, praising Lotton as a devoted, exemplary citizen who faced illness and death with faith. The piece reflects on his long Tulsa residence and respected life.
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Tula Wie
SM. i Ech
Jan A. Johnon
Tex Lotton
Norman
Waa
Tulsa
Lofton Waa
Wang Aish Gover
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Koket
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Gemad Chancetor
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