Local Business League Elects New Officers in Tulsa
The Tulsa Local Business League met at the Gurley Building to elect officers and form a campaign committee. J H Goodwin was named temporary chair and later president with A J Smith as secretary and F I Martin as vice president. a committee will enroll every Black business person in Tulsa as members and organizers plan calls to recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loumie
Gurley
Nwiding
Deven Une Wathuntaam
Thoee
Mt Heart
Ccretary
Ordre
J. H. Goodwin
Clairan
Order of Dusinens
Gootwin Dade & Ebort
Business Ten
Officim Way Kone
League
North
Greenwood
Mace
Ayroll
Moating
Young Men Form Blue Ribbon Club in Tulsa Star Office
A group of promising Tulsa youths organized the Blue Ribbon Club to provide social entertainment and uplift the community. Officers include Bert C. Davis and Maurice Walker. members list several local youths. The club plans a Thanksgiving public event with printed invitations and urges worthy participation from all Tulsa youths.
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Tulam
Tulsa
Blue Riibbon Club
Bert CV Davis
Prem
Maurice Walker
Ofgentention
Chambers
Norrhy
A. C. Curd
Tula
Blue Ribbon Club
Two More Colored Men Buy Autos in Tulsa
In the last three weeks two colored men in Tulsa purchased automobiles. Rev J P Kersh pastor of First Baptist Church bought an Elmore and H W Ragsdale the undertaker bought a Maxwell.
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Tulsa
J.P. Kersh
H.W. Ragsdale
Kervl
Elmore
Mr. Ragadale
Maxwell
Editors' Mail Letter Praises Oklahoma Opinion Leader
A missive from Manafield Louisiana signed by J Johnson, secretary and manager of the DeSoto Land Development Co, praises the Tulsa World editor and Oklahoma columnists. The letter notes support for advertising remittance and commends the paper's integrity while urging cooperation with local lawyers and business leaders. It references producing 14,603 barrels of dairy products and highlights community respect for Johnsen.
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Witer
Tmn
Steven Telle
Johnsen
Oxtahot
T Dosote Oland Development Company
Manafield
Edior
Delghiet
Pontiment
Sotnion Snd
Journalintie
Oklahoma
Desoto Oi and Developme Co
Coopermtved HN
Johnson
Colored Hospital For Tulsa Assured
The effort to establish a hospital for Tulsa’s colored population has gained momentum. A. L. Philling spearheaded local advocacy, meeting with county and city officials and influential community members from both races to build broad public support.
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Colored Hospital For
Tulsa
A. L. Philling
Balla & Hospital
Tula
Prin Py Hie
Colored people urged to join effort for public good
The text calls for broad support from both Black and white residents to back a movement led by Mr. Phillipy. It stresses public benefit, moral uplift, and hopeful energy, urging women and leaders to aid in mobilizing the community and securing contractor bids for forthcoming work.
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Phillipe Te
Reneral
Phillipy Evembitar
Hivle
Reception for Rev Curry at Wrod's chapel noted
The community held a large reception for Reverend Curry at Wrod's chapel, with many attendees including Mr Stewart and Reverend G H Burton. Guests from nearby areas joined the event, and a cloak gift and table service were provided.
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Orla
Rep
Corky Parton
Wrod
Stewart
Huewhurek
TW Keard
Arineton Wilson & Wife
J.C. Nipholpon
GA. Petrie
AOC
Rocker IM Terrin
Miluskoger
Ron Dolla
Jefferenn
J. He Buewart
Minator
Corm Montea
Church Street Meetings Mobilize Local Congregation
Church services and street meetings led by RA Whitaker, pastor of the SM Zion Haptint Chore, drew participants across Tulwa taet Sunday. Mobs of congregants joined a body marching to the Irumthime dintrher of the New Ed for a word from Geil, while religious workers returned to the church amid a large family gathering and ongoing revival efforts.
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RA Whitaker
Zion
Tulwa
Lieehnrott
Ant
Geil
Somreli
George Fool
Colored Doctor Succeeds After White Doctors Fail
A long narrative recounts Dr Johnson of Cowotn performing a pivotal operation on a paralyzed youth, amid initial misdiagnoses by white doctors. The boy recovered after an advanced surgical procedure, praised by Black physicians, with condolence notes from the faculty of the University and local papers urging support for the bereaved family.
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LH. Johheton
Eurmeon
Hartford Street
Franted
Johonten
Johston
Morrison'e Banttarlung
For Sale Item Describes Cheap Coat Plush and Bike Inquiry
A fragment notice offers a for sale item described as a coat plush and related goods. Inquiries directed to a shop or location titled The Bike aified with a cryptic address 16 IN. Grovtiwoall. The readable text is fragmentary and uncertain.
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Abargali
Colored applicants gain top marks in quarterly exam
The county superintendent’s office reports the exam results for white and colored teachers. All colored teachers earned first grade certificates while only ten white teachers received first grade certificates. Four colored teachers earned second grade certificates. Named recipients include Alonzo J. Wilkey, Holt and Mee Suain Le Amith. White recipients include Cora Horton and EO toned.
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Thie
Kaper Flendente
Wil
Homa
Ron
Holt
Mee Suain le
Oura Horton
Rushed War Dispatches From The Front Lines
The Star reports correspondents on the European battle lines detailing the pace of Allied operations in France. The piece notes the grueling nature of frontline duties and the toll on stretcher bearers amid advancing units and sporadic enemy fire.
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Europe
Resolution of Condolence for Deceased Member Virginia Smith
Members of the Faculty and Alumni Asia Pass resolutions honor Virginia Smith, praising her faithful service as student and teacher at the institution. The document extols her loyalty, conduct, and future usefulness, noting her role in the Alumni Association and her support for the university’s welfare and progress.
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Asia
Virginia Smith
A. and
N. University
Tin Thronolyer
Jfm Interente
Bethel AME Church Welcomes Pastor Hochanan New Year Event
Clare mlare New reports Bethel AME church members rally on the third Sunday to raise funds for adding two rooms to the parsonage. Rev W H Hochanan arrives as pastor, Meg Buchanan arrives from Wagoner, and the welcome includes a large social with a supper for the pastor and wife amid singing and warm hospitality.
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Bethel AM. B. Church
Watt
W. H. Hochanan
Meg CV. Buchanan
Wagoner
Indoor Base Ball Games for Colored Libs
A fragmentary notice invites base ball fans to enjoy indoor games for Colored Libs. It mentions arranging matches through library staff and a benefactor named Woods, promising close to real league action and easy access for readers at the library lobby.
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Wd. Woods
Star Correspondents and Addresses List
The Star publishes a list of six correspondents with their addresses including RB Jarabeen in Oklahoma City Mra Nanes in Okmulgee EM Thompson in MeAtester Clerk in Munkoten PR Bieksan in thertlesville Mrs Michie Vourbn in Claremore A W Turk in Nowra Mise Leste Th Ring in Pauls Valley 2D Mites in Porter Mra Geo W Stith in Clarkavilla L A Joshua Cowet Sire LM McGowan in Red Bird A 5 Mason in Tullanaense Mir Frances Harold in Chandler 8 W Waterhouse in Wotleyville Kaa Are M Mitchell in Bristow HLT Hutton in Sapulpa J Jones in Butaula
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Jarabeen
Ok'ahoma City
Nanes
Okmulgee
EM. Thompson
Clerk
Munkoten
Bieksan
Thertlesville
Michie Vourbn
Claremore
Mason
Tullanaense
Mir
Frances Harold
Chandler
W. Waterhouse
Wotleyville
Kaa
M. Mitchell
Bristow Hlt
Hutton
Sapulpa
J . Jones
Butaula
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Preacher
Undertaker
Louisiana
Tulea Star
Hani
Lep
Colored Hospital
Rev. Curry
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Life At
Tulan
Dr. Johnson Fn
Danye
Okbehonn Gasetty
Buchana
Star Correspondents
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