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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1914
Page
4
The Tulsa Star宣ounces readiness to fight for RIGHT and condemns a so called dirty political move to force Chief Burna to resign. It accuses Jumbo of fleeing from a prior clash after a tirade of facta and figures and asserts the paper exposed him.
A lengthy critique on social etiquette condemns allowing conversations between a decent woman and a stranger, labeling the man as boastful and disreputable. It argues the old rule against speaking to unfamiliar men remains essential to preserving a woman’s good name and social order.
In a city office a prominent Colored real estate man hosts a dramatic encounter with a weathered white Missouri man seeking to rent a farm on shares near Mohawk. The white man objects upon learning the area is Colored. the broker questions why the objection arises as white residents claim.
A Missourian farmer argues with a Colored real estate buyer over race and neighborhoods. The exchange touches on Jim Crow, miscegenation fears, and perceived white private virtue as the man concludes the discussion and leaves in anger.
The New Orleans Minstrel will perform at Williams Dreamland Theatre on Wednesday October 7. The evening features a Big Band and Orchestra with 40 performers in a private Cats show hailed as the greatest Colored show on earth.
The document records a sworn ownership statement filed on the 2nd day of October 1914, sworn before G. W. Hutchine Notary Public. It lists A. Gd Smitherman and J. J. Smitherman of Tulsa as labor organizion officials and notes mortgage securities details as part of the total assets.
The new brick colored school at the East End is under construction and will be ready soon. It will house the Manual Training and Domestic Science departments and cost 7600 dollars.
Capt T D Jackson departs Tulsa with his son to seek health care improvements in Colorado. A respected Guthrie property owner, he served as patrolman and Justice of the Police and organized Oklahoma’s first Black militia company. The Star commends him as a race leader worthy of trust and honor.
In Muskogee and Vian Oklahoma two Black physicians Dr EB Morrison and Dr C E Smith pioneer a non chloroform anesthetic for major and minor surgeries. Morrison and Smith report hundreds of operations with this anesthesia and claim life saving results for patients including Rev Turner and Mrs Bennett.
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