31 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
1
A jagged, era-spanning denunciation questions the role of lynching in U S society. It contrasts public brutality with official protection, naming cities, figures, and systems while condemning racial violence as a persistent national shame.
A garbled report notes a July session at Cabaylie where Judge Hutto addresses concerns about public safety. The piece praises stronger schooling, policing, and employment of good teachers to improve communities and suggests Georgia leads in reform efforts.
Report notes Rev. Boyd Allen Boyd of Nashville selected to represent the Nationa l Protestant convention at Yorvo Fara in Tokyo Japan. Delegates totaling about two million three hundred thousand denomination funds cited. Arrangements indicate Rev Boyd to speak in English and a Japanese reader to offer a prayer. Delegates from America expected to sail from New York and Seattle in stages.
President Hooker and Secretary Abbott announce G. A. Greg A. Th as newly appointed executive secretary of the Hunton Branch YMCA in Tulsa. Th is a Kansas graduate and held multiple posts including Deputy Grand Master in Kansas and president roles in Christian Endeavor and the Kansas City NAACP branch.
A garbled historical partisan message from Acutt Ferris targets Dem APC voters in Oblamosa urging support for a United States Senate race. The readable fragments reference campaigning, opposition, and implied political stakes amid difficult to parse wording.
Fragmented OCR text describes a historical figure, detailing controversy over carpet governments and a mayoral context. It references Lewis and Mohan, mentions residence, political role, and alleged influence during upheaval, with unclear dates or locations. The piece reads as a messy political reminiscence with potential claims of service and power.
An Arkansas official says Little Rock is a strong candidate to host the Sunday School Congress. He notes the healing churches of Little Rock and state groups support the bid, and the mayor, Chamber of Commerce, and Commercial Organizations back the effort.
A fragmented political debate emerges as Texas legislators confront internal criticism and external influence while debating state governance. Officials voice concerns about procedures and the role of outside guidance in shaping policy and public action.
A convoluted affidavit recounts an editorial in the Daily Okt alleging dishonorable conduct by Senator Gore. It claims the Gore Headquarters used public figures to defame him and that the piece was drafted at the Skirvin Hotel in Mahone CH on June 27 192. The document accuses Aldrich Bhike and others of unethical publication and misrepresentation in support of Gore.
Mr Ty Mogan, a Beggs townswoman friend of the Star editor, departs Wednesday after a disappointing week. He and his bride will travel via Tulsa to Colorado and the West for a delayed but happy honeymoon, with the Star offering best wishes for their journey.
A misprint in a local candidate notice misidentified G. W. Pease as G. Woltense. The publication states the error has been corrected and the candidate listed correctly for the upcoming election.
Dehe arrived in Tulew Hees with the UV and S. M. Ts ofke labora jurisdiction after weeks away. They met Toewt representatives to await the Grand Acre convening in August at Boley. Mr Kancey reports the order has made remarkable progress over the past year and foresees Endowment Department reports surpassing all others in the state.
Peynni Lode of Wa Loaens represented in the UK by Mr GW Payne, a proprietor of a successful mercantile enterprise in his home town, engaged in the shoe business. He was a welcome visitor at the Star office among his local customers.
A fragmented report describes Jack Johnson in improving health with minor setbacks noted. It recounts his past defeats and references significant events involving politics, embassies, and court matters, all within a distressed historical context.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention distt grant, Me Simms of Mieke, and fraternal tables in Oklahoma. The text references officials, sessions, dates, and a power start, with unclear names and places due to damage.
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