Tulsa Hosts Oklahoma Medical Society Convention
Tulsa welcomes doctors dentists and pharmacists from Oklahoma and beyond for the 13th Annual Convention of the Oklahoma Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association. Visitors enjoy receptions, clinics, lectures, and social events at local venues including Vernon Chapel and the Travis home, with a final theater program on Thursday illustrating disease prevention.
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Tulsa
Tust
Ehiice
Oklahoma Medical, Dey and Pharmaceutical Association
Ok Jabwana
Pitts
Memphis
Kuiaus
Tulse’s
M.D. and
Frissell Hospital
Plesires
Needham Roberts
Elks
T. L. Travis
Northelgin Street
Priscilla Art Club
Yalsa
Colars
Vernon Chapel
A. M. E. Church
Medcal Fraternity
Oklahoma Medial, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association
A. J. Whitley
H. J. Watson
B. A. Wayne
BE. W. Woods
A. J. Smitherman
T S. Johnson
E. Corbett
F. 8. Jones
Enid
C. Lux
Attorney Pursues Damages for Colored Woman Abuse
T H Spears, noted city attorney, files notice against Frisco Railroad and American Express for damages to Mrs Livvie Rowe of Garnett Oklahoma. Rowe alleges station agent abused her at Tulsa area on May 10 after ordering ice cream from Purity Tea Cream Co. The action claims willful humiliation and wrongful conduct by company agents.
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T. H. Spears
Midland Valley Railroad
Tru Knight
Knightoot
Chas
Livgie Rowe
Garnett
Okla
Stormey Spears
Frisco Railroad
American Express Company
Mat
Howe
Rowe
Purity Tea Cream Company of
Tulsa
Spears
Colored youth with hose case ends in court
A young colored man named Will Fisher faced Judge S C Maxey over stolen hose found in his possession. The judge questioned marriage status and fined him 40 dollars plus costs, noting the offense could be seen as more serious if he were married.
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Justice
Will Fisher
Hunt-Murry Company
Will
S. C. Maxey
Rhodes Economy Duster touted to fight boll weevil
John A. Rhodes of Augusta Georgia born in Burke County has invented the Rhodes Economy Duster a machine for destroying the boll weevil It has been patented and demonstrated around Augusta with officials praising its practicability and effectiveness as a major breakthrough against the pest.
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To. x. P
Augusta
John A. Rhodes
Burke County
United States
Colored Editor Announces Daily Edition for Zion Conference
Knoxville Tenn May 10 The Fast Tennessee News here completes plans to publish daily editions during the A M E Zion General Conference in the city from May 3 through the month. The paper will cover conference proceedings and also offer a general news service.
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Teleterview
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee News
A. M. E. Zion General Conference
Thesmanagement
Tulsa man Tucker favored for Episcopal bishop seat
The ME Conference has expanded Episcopal Districts to eighteen and Tulsa's Nev Tucker is viewed as a leading candidate. Oklahoma’s delegation supports him, with strong expectations he will secure a bishopric in the contested selection.
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Verste Putea
Ibis Ety
Nev
Tucker
Tulsa
Okelahoma
Oklahoma
Double Barred Candidate In Democratic Split
The piece notes Herbert Hoover's growing strength in the East despite a California primary loss to Senator Johnson. It lists Hoover among 34 instructed delegates and other Democratic delegates bound for the San Francisco Democratic Convention, with mixed intra party signals and Republican organizers in Oklahoma City. A Kansas City mayoral vote recount is possible amid allegations of illegal votes for Mayor Janes Cowgill.
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Philander G. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Boies Peirose
Hiram Johnson
California
Chicago
Johnson
Knox Crecto
Tymes
Neaims
Severs
Pewine Sai
Okmulgee
Tin
Hannon
Harris
Twine
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
San Francia
Kansas City
Foster
Janes Cowgill
Cox
Hoover & Lwards
Owen
Hitcheorki
Bryan
Gerard
Bishop Favors Unification Plan Opposed by Denny
In Birmingham on May 1 Bishop Galfin Denny warned ministers and laymen that a proposed Methodist Church unification shortchanges white members. He argued the plan would place Negroes on equal footing with whites and allow them to enter white churches, noting contrasts with separate rail cars and legal rights. He claimed about six million white people would be affected versus 303,000 Negroes according to the plan.
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Birmingham
Ala
Galfins Denny
First Methodist Church
Denny
Bishop Denny
Grand Master Stewart Visits City on Legal Matters
Grand Master HW Bo Stewart of Muskogee was in town yesterday for legal business.
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Stewart
Bo Stewart
Muskogee
Oberlin Resident to Speak at Tuskegee May Commencement
Trusteed official Alan W Hobert Moton announced that President H C King of Oberlin College will deliver the commencement address at Tuskegee Institute on May 25. Dr W S Ellington will give the annual address to Phelps Hall Bible Teaching School graduates Monday evening May 2. The 39th Anniversary Exercises close May 27 with the annual demonstrations of the industrial departments. Bishop John Hurst of Baltimore will speak at the commencement on that date. Class of 1910 reunion to be chaired by J W Ward of Louisville Kentucky.
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Tuskea Trstitute
Alan
W. Hobert H. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
H.C. King
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
WS. Ellington
East Nashville
Phelps Hall Bible Teaching School
John Hurst
A. M. E. Church
Baltimore
Maryland
J. W. Ward
Looisville
Major Allen Washington Visits Hampton Institute
The SHEE Institute in Ala hosts Major Allen Washington, Commandant of Cadets at Hampton Institute, as a guest of Principal and Mrs Motan during a May visit with a local audience present.
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Shee Institute
Ala
Allen Washington
Hampton Institute
Motan
Tucker Fails to Land in Bishop Race
Late St. Louis dispatches report Rev. K. Tucker of this city was defeated in the contest for the bishopric. He sought the post but failed to secure the position amid the earlier campaign.
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Tucker
Bishop
St. Louis
Rev. K. Tucker
Sabbatical Leaves Granted to Howard University Instructors
Trustees of Howard University grant sabbatical leave for 1920 21 to four instructors. Chas H Wesley to study for PhD at Harvard on a Teacher's Scholarship. Martha Meleur to Columbia for PhD in History and Sociology. Thomas W Turner to Cornell for physiology research with agricultural ties. George W Hines to University of Washington Seattle for corporation finance and accounting studies. The university provides substantial salary support during the leave.
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Washington, D.C
Howard University
Chas. H. Wesley
Department of History
Austin
Harvard University
Martha Meleur
School of Education
Columbia University
Miss MeLeur
Ution
Thomas W. Turner
School of
Edu
Cornellersity
Whaca
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Northern Maine Experimental Laboratory
Turner
Cor- Hell
George W. Hines
F Commerce
University of Washington Seattle
Cosmopolitan Lodge and Temple Social a Saturday Success
The Cosmopolitan Lodge and Temple held a social event last Saturday evening with great success. Nellie Solomon served as Social Mistress and earned much credit for the enjoyable gathering with lunches and refreshments served.
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Cosmopolitan Lodge
Temple
Nellie Solomon
Elks Officials Tour Tulsa Over Grand Lodge Affairs
Mr. Q. B. Jefferson, Exalted Ruler of Muskogee Lodge, and Secretary Mr. Smith visited Tulsa on business this week to discuss Grand Lodge matters of the Elks.
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Q. B. Jeferson
Muskogee Lodge
Smith
Tulsa
Grand Lodge
the Elks
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