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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1920

Page

1

Howard Aid Plan Urges Ex Service Men To Reapply

Congressman G I Howard urges ex service men to reinstate government insurance before deadlines expire. He stresses personal support from Washington and calls on veterans to act now to secure future disability protection. The article also notes a riot incident and police response led by Garrity and Owens.

Howard Liberty G. 1. Howard Ag Tees Bureau of War High Hows Exeservier Moe Washington

Ousting of Cleveland Gazette Editor from Ohio Republican Slate

Secretary of State ruled Harry Smith editor of The Cleveland Gazette off the Republican ticket for Secretary of State, citing potential voter confusion from identical initials with Carvey C. Smith. Harding allies faced accusations of collusion. evidence presented by Martin M. Dough drew concern among Ohio colored voters who fear voting shifts in November.

A. N. J. Service Columbus Ohio Suny Harry ©. Smith Cleveland Gazette Guzett Carvey C. Smith Warry ©. Smith Martin M. Dough Harding Harry ( Smith Chicago Harding-Daugherty Smith Cleveland Advocate Forte and Tyler

Chicagoans Honor Man Who Defended Flag

A patriotic testimonial was given at the Eighth Regiment Armory on July 4 to honor Joseph Owens, praised for defending the flag. The ceremony drew notable Americans and commendation from residents of Chicago and Illinois.

Owens IA. N. P. Bervleey Chicago Eighth Regiment Joseph Owens Chi

Haskell Woman Endorses Rey Hill Sermons in Tulsa Star Note

Minnie Wise of Haskell Oklahoma writes to the Tulsa Star praising Richard J Hill and his sermons. She confirms six months subscription and seeks update on delivery with prayer for continued Light and Truth in Jesus Christ.

Haskell Oklahoma A. J. Smitherman Evittor Tulsa Star O. K Oper Tom Richard J. Hill Jesus Christ Minnie Wise Ohloh

Colored Roosevelt Club Formed by Oklahoma Democrats

A temporary State Roosevelt Club was organized in the Traylor Hotel by leading Colored Democrats to back the National Democratic ticket this fall. A. J. Smitherman was elected temporary president with J. W. Heating as secretary and W. Bush as organizer. A state meeting in Tulsa on August 9 will establish a permanent organization.

Oklahoma Okla Dulu UK Roosevelt Club Traylor A. J Smitherman Tulsa Star J. Wheating Tulsa W. Bush J. M. Sinitharman

Fulton Wills bout predicted winner by local sport pundit

Jack Thompson of this city predicts Fred Fulton will beat Harry Wills in Newark New Jersey on July 26. Thompson, who has met both fighters, says the match will not reach 15 rounds and offers to cover bets up to $10 000 on Fulton’s victory.

Fred Fulton Harry Wills Newark N. J Jack “Thompson Wills Fallone Jock Hood

Scott Ferris Picked As Sure Winner

Voters on August 3 show shift toward Scott Ferris in the primary as supporters of Senator Gore plan to switch allegiance. Ferris boosters claim he will win the state by a large margin.

Scott Ferris Miter Nestersdisy Valse Wells Errix Colajin Soul Verris Gore Canpaign Gore Ferris West Scott Ferris Cligny

National Business League Plans Philadelphia Meeting

The National Negro Business League prepares for its annual convention in Philadelphia with events at John Wanamaker Mercantile Emporium and the Grand Opera House. Delegates from Georgia Alabama and Florida are expected to travel by train under escort from Savannah.

Mbert Curtis Ogden Association John Wanamaker Mercantile Emporium Patladelphia Daly Robert Cyetis Chaitin Robert Jackson John J Vunbar Theatre Ava of Music Floris Alabama Georgia Savannah Savannah Negro Business League Philadelphia 1 C. Williams Wage Furners’ Saving Book Savanah, Ga Dr. Scott League

Tulsa rural school system praised by county supervisor

Mrs Hedges, Tulsa County Superintendent, is highlighted for building one of the best rural school systems in the county. The piece lauds her leadership, noting growth from 40 to over 26 875 pupils and expansion of high school work across towns like Jenks, Owasso, Glenpool, and Sand Springs. It mentions opposition to a school levy and predicts a fully consolidated county with modern facilities and teacher training.

Tulsa Minette Hledwes Feood Heddes Wildiwitys Harlow Willontiether Seliotty America Ood Guy Kind Sitelair Carter Aus Herlges Tulsa County Hedges Tulya HivAl Ilost WLU Uassast Uren Selegksih Udbstriet Dui County Hilsu Mey, Hedges Glenpool Sverny Wixby Tulsi Creek Washington Muskogee Okmulgee Boony Jenks Owasso Shultock Throwson Bixby Led Fork Sand Springs Broken Arrow United States Tnen Echool Youl Ani College

Grand Lodge in session as 3000 visitors expected

Grand Lodge week crowds are anticipated with elaborate preparations for delegates and visitors. Grand Chancellor Wiekhayan says turnout should be heavy and Tale residents are urged to participate. lodge sessions run Tuesday through Thursday with ample accommodations for attendees.

Grand Chancetoy Wiekhiean Grand Lodge Tale

Hotel Waiters Face Pay Cut and Vacations

Tulsa hotel staff including waiters and kitchen workers are placed on paid leave for about three weeks as management reorganizes duties. Headwaiter Green confirms the layoff affects primarily Black employees. The hotel’s Chamber of Commerce praised Green and honored him with a medal for service to Tulsa’s Black citizens.

Tulsa Green Kyle Priplin Colvin Daxistont Hat Hedy Tula

Wanted: Adoption of a Pretty Brown Baby Boy

The Star seeks homes for a healthy two month old boy eligible for adoption through the Home Office and Mr Welch, the Home Agent. Prospective families in Tulsa area urged to contact the Star Office for details and to express interest.

Tulsa Welch Star Office

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