Martin Opposes Jackson Over Star Backing Him
The Tulsa Star argues Martin opposed Captain Jackson’s police appointment because the paper backed Jackson. It claims Martin’s stance was self serving and criticizes his alleged bias while praising the Star’s public morality stance and commitment to honest convictions for the city’s good.
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Martin
Jackson
Star
Him
Patroman
Kim
Jacksie
Tulsa
East Archer Street
Capt. Jackson
Martin Way
Tulsa visit signals opening of new acts in West and Southwest
Globe trotters arrive from New York to view openings on the west and southwest. Mr Spikes of the People Theatre Muskogee accompanies him. Thuvid Blamed, under Mr Metlain’s management, plans a series of entertainments featuring notable figures in the theatrical world. A famed figure known in Muskogee as the vegetable man promises to astonish the literary world.
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New
Spikes
The
People’ Theatre
Muskogee
Thuvid
Gkithowa Het
Ander
Metlain
Enter de Clain
Muskewee
Lyric Airdome Reopens as Peoples Theatre
The Lyric Airdome returns to its former name The Peoples Theatre and resumes winter operations at Archer Street. It is now fully equipped with heating and stage material for high class vaudeville in conjunction with motion pictures.
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Lyric Airdome
Peoples’ Theatre
Archer Street
Uncle Bens Advice by Wm H Payne and Mrs Smitherman Illness
A column opens with a satirical verse on education and civilization, then notes Mrs Smitherman’s illness and recovery under Dr A Jackson. Mr Will Pointer remains on.
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Mra. Smitherman
A. ©. Jackson
Appeal for Help Teachers in Tulsa This Month
A midwestern newspaper item reports an outreach urging teachers to attend a Tulsa meeting this month. The event promises talent from the state, with speakers, a musical recital, and prizes for ticket sales. It mentions a public musical program on November 26 and a special sale notice on Main Street.
Misread Notice from South City Event November 20
Miss Beatrice B Johnson appears in the south city on November 20 with no exceptions. Mike Johnson will applaud and a spitting incident at an earlier scene is noted. Lawyer GW Trowan of Muskogee visited the city, and Stratford of Jude Perdonie Kansas stayed for several days visiting farming congress guests. Miss Doll Beazley of Muskogee visits her sister in the city.
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Aseier
Johnein
Citil
Vrewnet
Don West
Mike Johnson
BOM
Stradford
Jude Perdonie
Kanis
Mir
J i Hood
Miss Doll Beazley of
Muskogee
City
Constitutional League Fights Jim Crow Laws
The Constitutional League of Oke Tuhowia led by lawyer William Harrison of Oklahoma City plans a legal challenge to Jim Crow laws. The group urges contributions to fund the fight, aiming to influence interstate passenger law and civil rights for Negroes nationwide. Rev W H Dernigin of Washington, D C, requests at least $1 from supporters and promises receipts and publication of donors.
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Constitutional League of
Oke Tuhowia
William Harrison
Oklahoima City
Ite
Awsit Okbihouia
Fariat
United Bitte Wu
United States
Mev
W. A. Jernayne
Mt Cornel Baptist Church
Washing
Murrinow
Benton
New York
W. H. Dernigin
D. C
N. W
Washington, D.C
Layton
Philadelphia
Women's Convention
National Baptist Convention
Nannie J. Hurroughs
Washington, D
Womans Convention Auxiliary National Baptist Convention
The Rose Of All Flowers Title Poem Card
A flawed verse praising a person named Rone with lines about beauty and admiration. The lines mimic old style tribute language and misspellings. It reads like a decorative poem text lacking clear article context or newsworthy details.
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Tite Ain Dawaing
Ile
Robel
Will Pointer
MIIT
North East Distriset Association
Meriday
Dybt
Hes
Hip
Jolansen
Muskoge
Bop Johnson
Beatrice B. Johnson
Tlartlow
BECK
ANN
GW. TL Trowan
Constitutional League
Rone