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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
2
A long OCR fragment discusses Dr W J Wood and M T Moonkin, Tulsa politics, and race in a wartime context. It references Libby, Roland Waves Wall, and Gardner, urging cooperation between whites and Negroes, urging Negro industrial work and state production. It includes letters praising Black leadership, urging unity, and listing local businesses and addresses.
The Washington High School basketball squad from Tulsa defeated Langston Saturday in an East region game. Coach Masitt led the team to victory, boosting Tulsa toward the state championship as top contenders. Captains listed include Colbert and Solver with Thayer as substitute.
A brief public notice shares tips for improving hair appearance and growth. It emphasizes consistent care, gentle handling, and potential use of non-prescription products. No medical claims are stated.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People denounces propaganda against Black soldiers as prejudiced and misleading. The group cites Brigadier General Sherburne and Secretary of War Newton Baker praising Black troops and calls for truthful portrayal amid southern opposition. The statement frames anti-Black propaganda as deliberate distortion in wartime training.
TA Watson of Bo lov, a local businessman, visited the city on Saturday on business. The notice states he is interested in local affairs and mentions a used furniture business with a phone contact at North Mall. Also advertised are second hand furniture buyers and a sale of two and three room apartments at 417 North Green with Osage S164 contact.
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