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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
6
A dense OCR segment lists multiple church schedules and services across Vernondale, including Myo Hall, Willams on Greenwich, Allen Chapel A M, and Nazarmine Mission. It records midweek meetings, Sunday services, and school times, followed by ads for hotels, cafes, a taxi line, and a general blacksmith, plus various classifieds and solicitations.
A reader is urged to seek astrological counsel to plan around favorable planetary days. The piece predicts a highly eventful year with potential luck and losses, advising caution when making important decisions as planets influence fortunes and misfortunes.
Minnesota July 8 twelve white participants in the recent lynching of seven Colao men in this city have been indicted for murder to the test degree by a special grand jury. There are more indictments to follow.
Local physicians report rising whiskey prescription calls leading to higher fees. Some doctors are already adjusting charges as demand increases.
Notes show many colored men being shipped from Guthrie Oklahoma City and Perry by Marland Heaoing Company at 3.5 dollars daily with meals. Local people visit Newkirk Claremore Pawlitska and Powell area. Keystone Barber Shop proprietor Miller and Rev Thomas plan a July picnic on the Arkansas river mile 1.5 from Powen. Mrs Ethel Pearson moves to Pawlitska and AME Church cornerstone laying set for July 1. Willie Nicholson returns from Geo g Smith College after three years studying music and education and winning this year’s music scholarship to finish AB class of 21.
Dr. Bennett J. Scott of Howard University and Thomas J H Reid spoke at Virginia State Business Conference closing banquet. Levi Brown, president of Mutual Savings Bank, and W I Crocker delivered principal addresses as the sixth annual meeting concluded.
Norman Dunn was found hiding beneath a wood street house after a three years' manhunt. He is charged with thirty five shootings and faces legal proceedings in Norfolk.
Bert M. Roddy returned to Memphis after a two week stay in Chicago where he attended the Republican convention. He expects to extend his business ventures in Memphis based on observations of Windy City enterprises.
The Cavers Laundry, started ten weeks ago, announces new experienced help and extra machinery to handle growing patronage. Twelve employees, all seasoned in the laundry trade, are now on site. A redesigned system reduces the risk of loss or misplacement of customers' clothes.
Attorney Richard J. Till will deliver a sermon at Bible Students Hall on East Archer Street this Sunday July 18. The address titled The Last Great Battle focuses on spiritual struggle and faith.
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