Uncle Eph Saga Sparks Muskogee League Feud and Funds
In Muskogee the Big Four led by Elliott tailed by Hooker trigger a bitter dispute as Uncle Eph returns to Fort Worth and Elliott faces accusations of misusing 1300 dollars. The spree draws in Dr Washington and party as local leaders scramble over expenses and who bore responsibility for guests of honor.
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Elliott
Hooker
Monkies
Muskogee Business League
Dr. Washington
Party
Eph
Fort Worth
Texas
Bonehead
National League
Local Prompt Falls Into Advertising Rumors In 19th Century Talk
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts spending on advertising and a dispute over $1500 involving Dr Waslington, Prof Bryant, and figures named Fillote and Elliott. The voice self-identifies as Uncle BPH and hints at repayment of funds, reflecting a dated colloquial memory.
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Dr. Waslingtoan
Prof. Bryant
Local League Holds Meeting Night of Community Planning
The Tulsa Black Business League held a spirited meeting at the Woods building last Monday focusing on improving East End with a storm sewer plan and a general clean up. Committees led by J H Goodwin and K A Loupe, Dr J J McKeaver, and Robert Finch will urge property owners to plant trees repair homes and boost vacant lots. The League adopted Tulsa Star as official organ and voted to pay twelve subscriptions. several members paid dues and the treasurer’s balance was handed over. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night November 10.
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Mat Gregor
Ead
J. H. Goodwin
GW. Hatchinson
RN. Holt
K. A. Loupe
J. J. McKeaver
Robert Finch
Kant Bud
Uiations League
Muskogee
State League
Tulsa
Lee McGrer
W. L. McKee
W. I. Martin
Ty Smith
J. M. Kay
A. J. Smitherman
W Ourley
E A Loupe
JF Kersh
RN Holt
Stephan Poe
E Epps
A ©Steks
M J Lathon
League
Mr. Martin
Woods
Rentiesville Man Loses His Arm in Cotton Gin Accident
Rentiesville Oklahoma November 4 F B Brin a pioneer citizen of the place was accidently caught in the cog wheels of the cotton gin here this afternoon and lost his left arm. He is resting easily at this writing.
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Rentaville
Oklo
Negro Makes Good In U. S. Supreme Court
A historical note recalls William Wutriveh from Bea to argue before the U S Supreme Court last Monday. Judges and leading lawyers present heard praise for his argument as a landmark for African Americans in the nation’s highest court. A forthcoming synopsis promises further discussion of the case and its implications for Black Americans.
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William Wutriveh
Bea
Supreme Court of the
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Harrisot
Barrlyon
Thaddron
Black Stone
Jernigan
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
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Wantington
F. Harrison
Incul
Black man kills clerk in drug store shooting
A Black man shot Joe Johnson, a White man, at the Diamond Drug Store after a chase. Harrison was captured two blocks away and jailed with injuries. He claimed Johnson accused him of stealing whiskey as both men were involved in bootlegging. Johnson's body was sent to Texas.
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Joe Johnson
Diamond Drug Store
Vieck
Mainstrest
Nero
Johnson
Burns
Texas
Harricon
Geo. W. Lant
Elliott Letters Refute Tulsa Stars Allegations of Neglect
A scanned Turbulent letter from a Tulsa figure defends Negro Business League work in the state, disputing claims of inaction by the Tulsa Stars. The letter cites personal expenses, subscriptions, and fundraising as evidence of commitment, while criticizing opponents for lacking loyalty and support.
Chicagoan Lectures on Race by Chas Stewart in Tulsa
Chas Stewart of Chicago gave a two hour presentation at the Wil Hitt Dremmand Theatre last Sunday addressing stern conditions among men of the race. He then spoke to women at the A M A church noting interest and urging closer ties between common people and professionals while praising the Tulsa Star and criticizing dancing and some church leaders.
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Io Tulsa
Chas, Stewart
Chicago
Wil- Hitt Dremmand
Stewart
Star
Tulsa Star
Kansas City Doctor Appointed Chief Surgeon at Hospital
Dr. Wm J Thompkins, a prominent Kansas City physician, has been named chief surgeon of the General Hospital. He will receive a salary of 1400000 per year and is well known in this and adjoining states. The appointment is seen as favorable to the current administration.
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Wm. J. Thompkins
Tity Clty
The
General Hospital
Thompking
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