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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1915

Page

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AME Conference in Tulsa Next Week

The African Methodist Episcopal Conference comes to Tulsa next week bringing hundreds of delegates. Rev Johnson, pastor of the AME Church, has led the church to prominence and will leave for a new assignment, raising concerns among parishioners about leadership and transition.

M. E Tulsa Verdus Parte Arate Tly A Johnaan AME Rey. Johnson A. Mo Dent Johnson Tulna Johison A. Mo B

Palm Garden Show Promises Highlight Boxing Card

Harry Lindsay of Joplin and Bob Williams of Kansas City headline a Friday night bout at Palm Garden Athletic Club. The winner advances to face Jeff Clark or McVey in Kansas City, with strong attendance anticipated and a note of historical fights against top contenders. The event also features the Australian Wie Win machine on display.

Palm Garden Athletic Club Harry Lindsay Joplin Bob Williame Kanane City Tulsa Jeff Clark Am McVey Kansas City Harry Lindsey Jon Williams Joe Jonnette Sam Langford Jett Clark Chicago Jim Berry Jimmie Tabby Harry Wallace St. Louis Sand Springs Greenwood Bridy Tower Mule Eagle Loxn Co Kosten and Pirat Hilly McClain

Local stage show draws crowd with lively call to cheer

In a short, lively burst the announcer stirs the audience, promising more merriment in a minute than the typical royal year. Fans line up in anticipation to witness the entertainment.

My Life's Ambition by J Stradford

Poem arguing for full civil rights for Afro Americans in the United States. It traces oppression from Reconstruction through Jim Crow, noting migration to the North and to Canada for freedoms, and questions how true equality can be achieved in Oklahoma and beyond.

J. Stradford South Canada Hinself Jim Crowe Thor Grandady Chaimed England Africa Tige Oklahoma

Card Of Thanks for Kindness After Loss

Mrs AWC thanks friends and acquaintances for heartfelt kindness and courtesy shown during hours of sorrow after the passing of her beloved husband and father.

Awc. Card Belover

Weeks Attacks Democratic Policy and Tariff Critique

The article reports Senator Weeks harshly criticizing Democrats and their governance, focusing on tariff impacts on wool and trade, advocacy for income tax, and opposition to cheap foreign labor. He contrasts his views with Senator Tilman and calls for uplifting national standards amid economic concerns.

Weecky Tilman Weeks Mt Andalvo Avery

Muskogee City Churches Show Strong African American Congregations

In Muskogee Oklahoma the Colored people lead church life with four noncolored Baptists and other denominations serving the city. The Second Baptist Church on North 7th Street has been remodeled at about 4000 dollars and may see equal spending before completion. Reverend J W Perkins is a prominent Baptist pastor admired as a Christian leader.

Muskogee Okla Ove Thin City Hearden Amon Perkine L Rewtly

Tragic Workplace Death Shocks Community

A man identified as Mr Curd collapsed at his job early Sunday, died from injuries sustained at the plant. The body was moved to the Hame Undertaking Parlor for preparation as family and colleagues mourn a faithful worker and husband.

Dover Greenwood Hamenderwking Merry Mr Curd

Negro Fair Association Suffers Judgment in Oklahoma

A civil judgment of 150 dollars was rendered against the Negro Fair Association of Muskogee Oklahoma in the state supreme court. Report says funds were lacking to satisfy claims as several creditors await payment while white papers were fully paid. Observers note contrasts in treatment between white and colored newspapers regarding dues.

Murkogee Osle Judemente Serior Negro Independent State Pair Association Assn Amin

President of Insurance Co Exposes School Conditions

A special letter from Oklahoma warns of deplorable school conditions and coercive practices affecting young teachers. The author urges patrons faculty and boards to unite to reform governance and protect teachers from exploitation. The piece cites unrest in major schools and calls for immediate action and moral accountability.

President OF Insurance CO Cme Indy Inter Oklahoma Antrum

Work of Surgeons in War and Medical Advances

War medicine has progressed rapidly with surgeons aiding base hospital work in Gewat while antiseptics and antitoxins reduce infections. Dr Hesamont highlights efficient care, tetanus serum use, typhoid inoculation, and new antiseptics from Carrel and Dakin. A novel serums blend and hypochlorite hose treatment show promising results, as doctors like Morton gain less recognition.

Hesamont New York TMH Gewat Frlali Sufkefy Hky Ypren London Aury Fee France Carrel Dakin Hine Poli Helms Ttn New York Bun Morton

Woman Finds Husband Will Hidden In Tiny Pellet

Mrs. Charles R. Vincent discovered a paper ball worth $500 to $600 that turned out to be her husband’s will. Vincent died on March 20, and a court action seeks probate of the will after a lengthy delay. A neighbor recalls the ball’s discovery in a mine shaft near their home and the subsequent investigation into the document’s origin.

Charles R. Vincent Vincent Ding Wanbnik

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