Jubilee Sipe pire and trials across many names and places
The page reports a Jubilee event and legal actions including a court case in Illinois with a man sentenced for life related to a homicide. It notes visitors to KRatiewy City, and mentions Frederick Trouglas and J Sprague connections. It covers church figures, education news, a staged program at Lincoln High School, and concerns over railroad labor and race representation on a board with Attorney A. Lewis proposed as group representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teyusports
H.R. MB. 4
We A. Lewis
Boston
Railroad Brotherhoods Protest Wage Rules in Labor Congress
Negra Railroad Brotherhood Oy and allied unions protest new wage and labor regulations, arguing the proposed railway law fails to address wage equality and working coalitions. President J. Mays of the Railroad Men's Benevolent and Industrial Association leads opposition as commissions consider changes shaping employment terms for rail workers.
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AON
Wastiington
Lewis
Gowen
Athanney
Ated
Niles
Tegel
Motert J. Mays
Rollroat
Haul Association
Enphiyawnt
Partion
Supreme Court decision favors Boyd's contention
Tennessee Supreme Court upholds the Civil Court of Appeals ruling in the Baptist lawsuit, backing Dr Boyd and the National Baptist Publishing Board. The decision affirms the lower court's action as in favor of Boyd and his associates, including Clark, Robinson, Taylor, Campbell, Brown, Harding, and Wields. The case centers on disputes within the National Baptist Church of America and related publishing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star News Service
Sasimilee
Penn
Last Sword
National Bapist Church of America
Supreme Court of
Hh. Boyd
MH. Clark
J. P. Robinson
G. B. Taylor
Lol. Campbell
14. Brown
1. Harding
J. ¢. Wields
National Haptist Publishing Board
Givil Court of Appeals
Cherry
Chancery Courtalso i
Boyd
Hoyil
Bank Run Stirs Chicago as Officials Block Panic
In Chicago on March 27 the bank run at SVM Bank was slowed by officials denying a repeat. Residents fear liquidity losses as discussions of securities and estate issues unfold amid delays. Separately in Norfolk a meeting at Washington High School formed a local chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after a lecture on animal welfare and the mistreatment of pets drew public interest.
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Chicago
SVM Bank Rot
Norfolk
Hooker
Washliston High School
Cloud
Stewie
Iran
Center Avenue
Wars and protests across cities echo race tensions
Reports from Washington Chicago Vorchester Wittisburg and San Francisco describe holiday remembrances, political endorsements, police actions against Black residents, and a Call Test critique of race relations. The era’s disputes highlight arrests, labor unrest, and debates over equality and civic rights.
Negroes Build Model City at South Pines
A. N. P. Service notes plans by A Page Jr. to develop land near Southern Pines into a Negro model town with plotted lots, roads, and amenities. Frank Buchan acts as selling agent, with sale by fixed price or auction via Burton Brothers, attracting both local and Northern interest.
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A. N. P. Service
Southern Pines
Mar
Arno
Aberdeen
A. Page, Jr
Page
Prank Buchan
Buchtons
de Js
People’s Reatty Company of
Burton Brothers
Fragmentary Local Notice on Nedee Home Section
Fragmented OCR text mentions Pin MT and Nedee home section of the community. It hints at a cheerful spot and reference to a captured population, with uncertain prospects for improvement. No clear events, dates, or named entities emerge beyond vague local terms.
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Pin MT
Nedee
Elliott and Hooker Big Stores in Tulsa Okmulgee Muskogee
A brief classified notice lists Elliott and Hooker operating three large stores in Tulsa Okmulgee and Muskogee offering clothing shoes ladies ready to wear millinery notions and housewares with a focus on retail, catalog, and fashion goods.
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Elliott & Hooker
Tulsa
Okmulgee & Muskogee
Fillmore's Ice Cream Parlor in Sand Springs Opens Daily
D W Fillmore's Ice Cream & Confectionery Parlor at 119 Oak St Welch advertises grape juice Bevo cherries soda fountain cream with fruits and a range of candies fruits and nuts pineapple and grape fruit. Motto Polite Service. Open 7:00 AM to 11:50 PM. D W Fillmore proprietor.
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D. W. Fillmore
Oak St
Welch
D W Fillmore Grocer Sand Springs Ad
D W Fillmore, 116 Oak Street Sand Springs Oklahoma, offers fresh country butter eggs and a complete line of Troxtery for men women and children. Trade motto good quality and polite treatment. High price paid for country produce.
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D. W. Fillmore Grocer
Oak St
Sand Springs
Okla
D. W. Pillmore
Prop
New Epoch in Race Relations in Atlanta NAACP Confab
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced its eleventh annual conference will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, May 30 to June 2. Hugh M. Dorsey, Governor of Georgia, and James J. Key, Mayor of Atlanta, will speak, with Governor Edwin P. Morrow of Kentucky invited. The event marks the first southern GA conference, aiming to foster white and colored cooperation and understanding to improve race relations.
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Star News Service
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Today
Atlanta
Georgia
Hugh M. Dorsey
James J. Key
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
National Association Or the Advancement of Colored People
South
Fifth Avenue
Govrnor Dorsey
Mayor Key
Atlant [Ta Chamber of Commerce
Two Tulsa Babies Enter Popularity Contest
Tulsa readers are invited to decide which infant wins the Wesley Chapel M E B popularity contest. Little Willie Kyle, son of Dr and Mrs Win Kyle of Red Wing Drag, competes against Guehit Smitherman, daughter of Editor and Mrs A Seitherman. Votes at the church fundraiser Thursday night support the church.
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Willie Kyle
Confectionery Dispenser Receives Lengthy Love Note
Mrs Brown of William's Confectionery reports a 13 page love missive this week, described as brim full of good news by the Star.
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SLAR
SBWS
San Antonio
Oban
Tlinois
de Meligtin Wilson
Justa
Hirst Baptist Church
Miskogie
Oblnoi
Kratiewy Chy
SAAC
Didis
Jeffers
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Tattle I Sprague
Kansas
Aughter
Frederick Trouglas
Plack Stir Steasnshi Line
Nejra
Haedi America
Black Star Line
Rede
Wek. Diatgglins
J, WE Bee
Lincoln High School
Kansas City
Marely
Dion
Graedpaks
Brant
Miele Chilteen
Aid
Arcane Chinipen
J) Johnson
Kora City
Hey
ACM
Jimitson
Hoteedanton
OP Dackson
St Bugis Church
Wicks
Wires Mississipi Ie Crutaeting Wucrossial New Road
Mirstaitlot Antler Chnitch
Mulfilo
Golly Jackson
Matike
Wells
Steve Malt
Cannie
Mi Jackeon Theaugh
Preditio Filey
Hen Hou
LABOR
Negra Railroad Brotherhood Oy
Supreme Court
Pavors Boyd
Tennessee Supreme Court
Civil Court of Appeals
Associated
GRO Press
Wohunaton
Washington
Mra
Obert Howser
Choral Society
Marshall Melt
Conte
Americ
Vorchester
N.Y
Monroe County
Goldrat
Republian
Insurance Huilding
George W. Aldrits
James FW Fethkiss
San Francisco
United States of America
Ue West
South Pin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Life
United States
Acci
S. G. Smith
Greenwood St
Osage
Tullahassee Improvement Co
Tullahassee, Okla
Victrolas
Victor
Q. R.S
Main ST
Allen Thede
Phone Osage
E. H. Jones
West First Street
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