Special Warning to Bond Owners and National Leaders
A fragmented report warns bond holders and a national medical association executive board meeting that government securities sales and unrest may threaten finances. It notes doctors should urge people to stop selling bonds and war savings stamps, advising steadier holdings amid broad social guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington Ty
Sekran Pogaminita
Tent
National
Meivil Association
National Medical Asanela Fen
Aaronis Treiabdes
South Ma
Waynes Seeks Cotton Pickers for Depew Farm
Mr Tom Haynes of Oklahoma, now on his Depew farm, seeks cotton pickers at top wages. He has about 500 acres ready for picking and invites interested workers to Willie Thons Barber Shop in Depew for location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Haynes
Oklahoma
Depew
Gotton
Haynes
Willie Thons
NAACP Offers $500 Reward for Florida Lynching Convictions
The NAACP announces a $500 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of any lynchers in the McClenny Florida lynching of four Black men. James Welton Johnson signs the statement, urging action and citing federal anti lynching legislation debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fifth Avenue
New York
McClenny
Florida
James Welton Johnson
National Association For the
Congress
Victory over Victoria gains home leadership for Williams clan
Owen F P Williams of Victoria Texas arrived to take charge of Viking Ave office established by his father financier and landowner F K Williams. He is expected to settle in and guide operations, with locals anticipating changes at the cafe and surrounding area soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Texas
Owen FP. Williams
F. KK. Willams
Vikin Ave
Bilgin
Prominent Oklahoma Cites Zen Visits Tulsa
Mr. 5. D. Lyons of Oklahoma City, proprietor of the India Toilet Goods Mfg Go, visited Tulsa on Friday driving his $9,000 Pierce Arrow. Lyons has made a pronounced success in his firm and is a credit to the race. He best Saturday for Okmulgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. D. Lyons
Hot India
Mfg. Go
Oklahoma City
Lyons
Okmialgee
Ihyllis Wheatley Home Founder Visits Institute
Ihyllis Wheatley Home founder MPR ane Munter and Cleveland livestor visited PWUSKEGEE Institute halls with Dr. RO and Warren Logan. Vice Principal attended Calhoun School opening exercises in Calhoun Alabama on October 7. Over two hundred participants and more than sixty bushes were noted in the contest. David Ross won the first prize.
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MPR Ane
Munter
Ihyllis Wheatley Home For Girls
Cleveland
Ohio
Motos
Municipal
Warren Logan
Calhoun School
Calhoun
Alabama
Hubert
David Ross
Masons Rebuild Ties Across Tulsa Thursday Consistory
Rand Master WS Weebber of the Masinis visited the city Monday and Wednesday of this week after the Masonic order activities. He cited Sapulpa Claremore and Tulsa and planned to attend the consistory reunion on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Sapulpa
Claremore
Tulsa
Chrysanthemum Show Prep at Tuskegee Institute
Elaborate preparations underway for the annual Chrysanthemum Show at Tuskegee Institute to be held the first week in November. The event honors Dr. Washington Herty and benefits local colored residents with beautified front yards. A concert by Dramatic Soprano Christine Langenhan closed a busy week at the Institute Chapel.
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Tuskegee Institute
Hertt
Washington Herty Cereuse
Saturdi Vanisy
Ortoberth
Mactan
Christine Langenhan
Gaptain
A. J. Neely
Eojaj
Walcott
Executive Council
A. BR. Stewart
Haitian Invasion Charge Federal Violation by Storey Statement
Moorfield Storey ex president of the Americas Phil Association and NAACP issues a statement defending Haitian events as a violation of the U S Constitution. He argues U S intervention in Haiti was unauthorized and that aggressive actions were taken without congressional approval. The document cites alleged killings and censorship claims surrounding the Haitian situation and criticizes American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Moorfield Storey
Americas Har Association
Boston
The
Phil Associatio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Pea
Thaiti
Hver Wat
Advancement York
Ledeune
Stites Marine
Haiti
Annie
Dates Iwello Jockson
Ivan Asswiation
Herbert J. Selatan
Miitian
United States
Congress
West and Cannady Win Cotton Raising Championship
The Messrs J West and Arthur Cannady emerged as leading cotton raisers in a local contest. Both bachelors, they are recognized for their success amid the uncertain seas of matrimony, marking them as top competitors in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. West
Arthur Cannady
Prices Drop in New York Food Stuff Hit Readied Cities
A dispatch notes July to August price declines for basic foods in New York City and other cities. Ham sandwiches, spring chicken, cabbage, potatoes and sugar show notable cuts up to 20 percent, prompting fears hotels and restaurants may lower rates though patrons do not yet see cheaper meals. Train news from the line adds a ditched train bearing the same report near Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
New York City
Greenwood
Reading
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Detrail
New York
Tuba
Vastor Warns North On Race Problem After Trip
Pastor William Sissell Owen of Macon Georgia returns from the North with warnings about growing race hatred and intermarriage concerns. He says Atlantic City and other Northern areas show less tolerance toward Blacks, and he fears a bad spell ahead for race relations. The report notes he plans to publish interviews and share his views through local circles. A separate note mentions visitors and a reception for relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aln
P. Serview
Macon
Sissell Owen
White
St Baptist Church
Atlantic City
North
Nere
Race Men Avert Riot in Okmulgee
A violent clash near Okmulgee centers on a fear of lynching of a Black suspect after an assault on a white woman. Sheriff Henry S. Tucker moves the suspect to Muskogee then McAlester while armed Black residents and a mass meeting denounce crime. Police use bloodhounds to trail the suspect to the barber’s shop. a mob disperses after the arrest.
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Viftty Street
Muskogee Avenue
Okmulgee
Gowan
Court House
Henry S. Tucker
Muskogee
McAlester
Helen Armour
Tucker
7Th Avenue
Joe Atchison
Taker
Atchison
F. F. Walters
First Christian Ey
Ieahoen
Seety
Abu Kiuke Kouners
Axenwoy
Choles Wien
Afmyur
Miss Artur
Dougie
Natu
Luca Judd
al Wany
Lucy
Amour
Heang Liswisi
Tnt
Uail
Tulsa
Mth and
Morton
Sheppard's
East Fifth Street
J. S. Shepperd
Tie
Karage
Shepard
Sheppard
Wallace
Stephens
D.d. Wallace
J. A. Raper
W. Fort
Dunbar School
A. M. Carpenter
E. Ji. Tyler
M. C G. Hayes
D. J. Wallace
R. S. Gamble
C. A. Brooks
Thompson
RK. E. Ner
Barber
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Waynes
Pwuskegee
Grand Master
Webber
Greenwood Hash Houses
Vastor
AG. W. Sango
Musopee
L. K. Burns
Richville
Washington
G. V. Gray
Jackson
City
Grant Gowan
Y. Pickers
Tenth Street
Morton Avenue
Union
Serge
Navnsocks
North Main
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