National Negro Health Week Urges Public Health Action
The piece urges observance of National Negro Health Week starting April 4, calling for public health cooperation from churches schools and communities. It highlights disease prevention sanitation, ignition against unsanitary practices and promotes distribution of the health almanac. Visitors Thos W Jones and Andy Johnson of Fort Smith Arkansas called on Fort Smith area residents.
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Treasury
BR Nendy
Thos, W. Jones
Andy Johnson
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Colored Laundry 18 Latest in Triumph for Tulsa
This story notes Thy Covers Prench Dry Cleaning Works moving to Huston Street and Vi sition, rebranding as a steam laundry owned and operated by remaders of the race, with new machinery and employees. Mr Carver, sole proprietor, is highlighted as a progressive citizen lifting the city’s status.
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Thy
Prench
Tove
Tansini Ih
Hid Caver
Carver
Funeral of Geo W Alandier in Muskogee
The funeral of Geo W Alandier 22-year-old Muskogee groom died of tuberculosis was held at First Baptist Church Muskogee with Pastor Hew Johnson officiating. Local clergy served and many friends attended. the ornate casket and floral tributes highlighted a solemn ceremony.
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Star News Serview
Muskogee
Inte Geo
W. Alandier
First Baptist
Hew Jd
T Johnson
Formenrly
Athens
TM. Greene
Amos
Cox
North
Hubert Smith
Robert Morris Leroy Kemp
William Ragsdale
Frank Brown
Edger Twine
Roy Hamtions
George Chandler
Miss Scott
Iven
Lark Mills on Way to Recovery After Shooting
Report says Lark Mills recovering well after being shot by Ned Carroll two weeks ago. Carroll was arrested but released as no complaint was filed. Mills’ relatives and friends express relief at the hopeful prognosis.
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Lark Mills
Ned” Carroll
Carroll
Mills
Real Estate Boom Among Tulsa Colored Residents
Real estate dealers report a strong rise in home purchases by Tulsa’s Colored residents. Several transactions occurred this week, with brokers predicting even more activity in spring. Through Hos. Re Gentry’s agency, George Hardy and W A Hicks bought a house, and J Ke Brown bought the Teasey home on North Greenwood for 24000 dollars.
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Tulsa
Hos. Re Gentry
George Hardy
W. A. Hicks Wach
J. Ke Brown
Cincinnati
North Greenwood
New Addition to Tulsa Opened in North Greenwood
The Dunbar Addition in Tulsa, a Colored neighborhood project, is selling half acre lots at $1,000 each. Berry and Hart, a prominent Black real estate firm, markets the area with St. Gentry as a sale agent reporting several sales and rising prices.
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Dunbar
Tulsa
North
Greenwood
Berry and Hart
St. Gentry
Gentry
Inter Church World Movement sessions cut by mass withdrawal
In New Orleans seventy five Negro ministerial delegates left the hall over a demand to remove color seating restrictions. In New York the Senate passed a bill to raise teachers salaries enabling mixed city schools with many colored teachers. The Young Women’s Christian Association in New York City just held a large public meeting.
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Inter Church World Movement
New Orleans
W. Scott Chinn
Senate Branch
New York
W York City
The
Young Women's Christian Association of
New York City
Young Men's Christian Association of
Augusta
Niccholas Butler
Columbia University
Colored leaders push civil rights bills and union plans emerge
The report highlights diverse community actions from March across the Northeast and South. Augusta youth group hosts a meeting presided by Mrs Reverdy Ran com, Whitmin among speakers. Staten Island women form a Political Union. New Jersey lawmakers press 1917 Civil Rights Bill enforcement before the Senate Judiciary Commission. Greater New York basketball ends with Spartans and St Christopher claiming claims. Muskogee church board selects Celeste Buckingham as president. Pastor Greene lauds new Deaconess Board leadership and anticipates expanded work.
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State of
New Jersey
Senate Judiciary Commission
Jersey
Star News Service
Muskogee
Mar
Ward's Chapel
Celeste Buckingham
St. Joseph, la
Greenes
Daily Biblical Quotations March 27 1920
Daily quotation reads And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him from Revelation 13 8. It cites Ye Curious minds who roam abroad and trace creation wonders and confess the footsteps of your God. Also notes He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity and He that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword from Revelation 1 10.
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Turday
Local Farmers Visit City and Subscribe to Star
Messrs S M McIntosh and Robert Veney of Catoosa, prosperous farmers, visited the city Wednesday and subscribed for the Star. L S Green of 628 Williams Street is home after two months at Hot Springs for health. Curtis Hunter and his mother Annie Hunter of Claremore were guests of his brother and family, K D Hunter of 612 East Williams Street. Prof Williams of Muskogee High School participated in Friday night teachers basketball and was entered in the interstate contest on Thursday.
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S. M. McIntosh
Robert Veney
Catoosa
Star
L. S. Green
Williamstreet
Hot Springs
Arkiances
Curtis Hunter
Annie Hunter
Claremore
Oklahoma
K. D. Hunter
East Williams Street
Williams
Science Department
Manual Training High
Muskogee
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