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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1920
Page
7
The article discusses theological views on the Sabbath, contrasting the old covenant with the new under Christ. It argues Jews under the old law keep tithes and a Sabbath, while Gentiles enter spiritual rest through faith in Jesus, with future continuation noted. It closes with a Kentucky Democratic delegation’s instruction for governor and for president Cox.
In Willesden representatives of about 35 000 visually impaired Britons gather to push for proper care and education, employment, and registration. They plan to present a petition to the Kovent Buildings after a Trafalgar Square rally aided by trade unions and supporters.
A group of Muskogee Wise Men visited The Star office last Tuesday during State Grand Lodge sessions at the First Baptist Church. Attendees included W V Gentry and others. Mr Gentry signed the subscription list. Tir Lovily Grayson plans to leave for Oklahoma City after a three week visit with her parents at 904 South Lansing Street.
Former president William Howard Taft spoke to about twenty five hundred white and colored attendees at the Hampton Institute, urging a new South with material progress and urging dignity of labor. He cited General Armstrong Booker T. Washington and the need to prove colored citizens deserve civic political and economic rights through steady effort.
Statement outlines Ferris's positions on militarism and peacetime training, soldier legislation, taxes, a small peace-time army, women voting, peace treaty terms, agricultural policy, and home ownership. Emphasizes repeal of excess taxes, economy in government, support for debt relief and low interest loans to foster home ownership.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma told Democratic leaders that new women voters could drive human rights support for the party. He described women as a growing source of strength at a luncheon in Boston.
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