New York Negroes Prosperous In Their Districts
An article extols Harlem and other New York Black communities noting a population around 90,000 in Harlem, widespread home ownership, rising rents, and rising property values as Black families move in. It highlights figures like Payton, a wealthy real estate operator, as a founder and describes segregation dynamics, economic advancement, and perceived disparities with white neighbors.
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New York
Tulsa
York City
Kankke City
K. C
New York City
Harlem
Metropolia
116Th Gtront
6Th Avenue
Storny
Husten
Payton
Bineot Wax Ho
Thin Peetian
W Kreat
Colored Teachers Advocate Self Help Factory Plan
A letter urges Black Americans to unite and build garment factories in Tulea to uplift citizenship and create jobs for graduates. It cites 100 Colored teachers and calls for practical action to reduce prejudice, improve manufacturing and commerce, and foster economic independence through cooperative enterprise.
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Jorny
Avalon
N.Y
Ipeo
Jantien
Erin
HLM
Conttry
Tulea
Jehulara Plurkine
Oklahoma
Tradfon
Oklahoma City social and church events highlight week
The Star reports a Sunday program at Tabernacle church featuring children of Kindercarion age with Win Harvey Jr. as lead, plus a canning club profit, an oratorio by the AM church choir, and community notices. It notes the death of violinist Albert Suit and local performances by Colored Crehentra and others, with remarks on Gov. Raghind and Star subscribers.
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Tabernacle Church
Harvey
Win Harvey Jr
Brig
Mra. Harrison
Jericho
Stadford
Coller
Carl Mitow
Muaptetan
Wimself
Oklahoma City
Diton
Albert Suit
Delmar Garden
Christopher Columbus Co
I. of P
Price
Johnmith
Otlee
Gov. Raghind
Bartlesville Dots On Tuesday Morning Convention Attendance
Rev. M Walls Mrs Celta Mrs Henry Morrison Mrs W Word Mrs Margret Stewart attend Christ Innhodouror and Sunday Behoot Convention at Boynten Oils on Tuesday morning. Cora Banks called Kane City on the 12th due to Arful Hankes City after a few days in Jop in Moy on business.
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Star Maporter
M. Walls
Celta
Henry Morrison
W. ‘Ord
Margret Stewart
Chrtet Inn
Boynten
Oils
Cora Banks
Kanetae
Hankes
Bualnons
Local Visitors and Social Notes From McAlester
McAlester News notes visiting family in Parsons Kay to see grandmother Mrs Rhone in West End. Mrs Ed Silt of Oklahoma City recently in the city for her husband’s funeral. Mr Smith killed Friday. his shooter unnamed. Dr. Gray’s summer plans and household news. Bazaar at CMK church praised. Western Bar retreatments held at Mrs Allison’s. Miss Myrtle Wharton ill but improving. Miss Hazel McDaniel back from Lawrence Kansas. Carl Diton to play at Triumph Baptist Monday. Local talent party at Wells & Co. well attended. Sophronia Welle of Omaha visiting. Mrs Willie Miller guests in city.
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Wes Hila Halden
Independence
Mav Shears
Okusilyen
Wiley Sheare
Aisora Va Cape
Lucile Ewing
Cunhilly
Johe
Martivavilli
Mayme
Tureday
Fey
C.J. Junnings
Frank
Miho
Juan
Hety Ratutitay
Slater
Feleide
Tite Leew
Janiva
Mus Hogee
Marsan
J. Jenning P
New Hope Baptist Etueet
Betan
Minw Hoaple Udew
Parsons
Kay
Mra Vv Rhone
Weat End
Ed. Silt
Okla City
Hawcerneh
Stewan
Smith
Mr. Gee
Marin B
Reeves
Minn
Catherine Austin
Mise Austin
Dr. Gray
Western Bar
Wren
Allison
Myrtle Wharton
MG Thompunn
Mise Hazel McDaniel
Lawrence
Kan
Mra Killen Miller
Carl Diton
Triumph Baptisteburedom
Wells & Te
Park
Vie-T
Anton
Mire
Sophronia Welle
Omaha
Willie Miller
Barthesn
Mrs. Carol
USA
Local Woman Jennie Smith Buried After Sudden Death
Jennie Smith, a resident of Ipertal near Star, Oklahoma, died last Sunday and was buried today. Her funeral was arranged by Huis Undertaking Co of Tuley with transport by plane from Wo FLI and attended by members of the Ta club.
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Saiclia
Jennie Smith
Huis Undertaking Co
Ule
Tulan Undertakers
Pastor Whitakitrot Led Shout for Community Revival
A dated church notice praises Pastor Whitakturt for guiding revival work in the community. Trustees GEO. KILLEY and WM. S. DURDEN endorse his leadership, recounting efforts to fund and sustain worship and outreach through funds and civic support. The letter urges ongoing donations to advance ministerial service and local renewal efforts.
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Sorihy
Tate
Puipit
Whitakwrt Hened
Herd
Geo. Killey
Charman
Durden
Beey
A Negro Hero: One-Armed Lifesaver at Atlantic City
An African American man named Boner Stoner, one-armed, saves a drowning girl amid strong undertow near a New Jersey boardwalk. He dives through breakers to reach the jetty, pulls the girl to safety, is battered and exhausted, then returns to shore with her and is praised in a June 17, 1918 issue of the Tului Democrat for his bravery.
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Andran Barbero
Myntery
Castile Villetts
Babero
Iindostan
Athenn
Fem Wien
Minty
Haborn
Ikwinder
Reed
America
Brotherhood of Magietne
Stoner
Atlantic City
Nim
Rhowna
Boner
Guainet
Wenin
Hutte
Ehair
Ite
Bart Pontaiv
Ite Warst
Tului Democrat
Pan
Tte Democratian Headiave
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