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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
6
A chaotic mix of garbled OCR items reports arrests linked to an Abyssinian defendant and a mass movement amid Chicago race tensions. Tulsa District Court notices show divorce pleadings and a case against Walter Bradley Beales, with social unrest and media commentary shaping public perception.
Announcement from Washington on June 21 1920 sets the distribution of Victory Medals for Oklahoma ex soldiers. Applications may be filed in person at Fort Sill or the Main Recruiting Station Oklahoma City or by mail with discharge certificates. nearly 80 000 medals are expected to be issued to Oklahoma veterans with labor shared by the Oklahoma City recruiting office.
The article argues that Newro terms describe non migratory movements by the Calor et community from the Southern States. It discusses origins, cultural patterns, and potential legal or social implications for regional populations and governance.
The St Paul Appeal notes the 1904 Republican platform at Chicago largely omits concrete equal rights proposals for Black citizens. It cites lukewarm wording and failed attempts to add a strong anti-lynching or equal rights plank, leaving the Negro question largely unaddressed despite eloquent speakers at the convention.
The report notes a heated moment at a convention where a Colored delegate tried to raise another issue but was shut down. The piece reflects tension between different factions within the church as they discuss roles for Methodists in global work.
A partial line discusses racial bias in juror choice, noting that colored men were excluded or treated differently in selecting jurors, reflecting discriminatory practice.
Unclear fragment mentions Wheeling West and a Cob party figure. Details insufficient to identify event or outcome.
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