Elliott Report Details Expenditures of State Negro Business League
The Oklahoma State Negro Business League publishes a report by president T. J. Elliott detailing receipts and expenditures from 1913 to 1914. The document items many donations and various disbursements including ads, field work, trip bonuses, tickets, and protest funds with several items unpaid or protested.
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Elliott
State Business League
Oklahoma State Negro Business League
T. J. Elliott
Reed
Tuskegee Band
Boley
Okla
Okmulgee
Yoynton
Clearview
Jas, Stephens
Wm. le Jones
J. BE. Thompson
Fred. Lovely Mackey
Muskogee
M. C. Hall
O.K
State
Bufaula
Queen's
Frinco RR Co
Nat
Ciass
Pames Stevens
Nickens
Corleke
Acme Eng Co
R. H. Waterford
Kansas City Man Joins Tulsa Star Staff
Mr and Mrs G W Harrison recently moved from Kansas City to Tulsa and he becomes general solicitor and advertising manager for the Tulsa Star. He plans to visit every home in Tulsa to recruit at least a thousand new subscribers before Christmas and says he is pleased with early community response.
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G. W. Harrison
Kansas City
Tulsa
Harrison
Tulsa Star
Tula
East End
Stars
Harricon
Star
Basket Picnic For Rentie People At Kentie Settlement
The Kentie Settlement near Jenks Oklahoma plans a basket picnic and grand rally by the A M E Church tomorrow if weather allows. An old time basket picnic will crown the day with attendees traveling from several miles for the event led by Presiding Hitler Perrin.
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Kentie
Jenks
Okla
Hitler Perrin
African Troops Impress With Modern Tactics And Healing Skills
Paris reports a remarkable impression in military circles as native African troops including Turcos absorb modern warfare methods and apply an uncanny tact. Observers cite their effectiveness in every engagement and note a surprising tenderness to wounded enemies, fueling speculation on changing European and African power dynamics after the war.
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Paris
France
Venting Spleen on the Wrong Man in Tulsa Star
The Tulsa Star announces welcome support for Mr. Harrison who now runs the subscription and advertising department. Readers are urged to treat him with courtesy despite personal biases tied to the editor.
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Tulsa Star To & Home Paper
Harrison
Kansas City
Slar
Ula
Birthday Dinner Celebrates Mrs Archer 70th
Mrs Ida B Hott surprised her mother Mrs LJ Archer with a birthday dinner for her 70th anniversary. The party included singing and praying, with Meg Mitchell 78 among the guests and a 6 o'clock dinner ending the celebration.
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LJ. Ib. Archer
Ida B. Hott
Kunsts
Grit
Meg Mitchell
Locket
Bryson
Van
Waldon
Knight
Peele
Baldon
Fantroy
Mitchell
Johnson
Malvo
Tulsa Crowded By Two Colored Cops
Tulsa may again boast of two colored patrolmen after the appointment of J. H. Smitherman and Bob Rogers. Smitherman works day shifts, Rogers covers nights. Citizens urged to support law and order and aid officers in maintaining peace. Commissioner Quinn and Chief Burns express interest in city safety and cooperation.
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Tulsa
J. H. Smitherman
the Star
Smitherman
Bob Rogers
East End
Quinn
Burns
Father Seeks Son Samuel Smith Missing in Oklahoma
Samuel Smith aged 14 last seen near Tulva, then Sand Springs, said to be on 3-D Ranch. Father Thomas Smith of Gibson Station R4 Box 26a offers reward, mother Rosalain McKiney reportedly at Sullivan Rooming House on Main Street. any information requested.
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Samuel Smith
Tulva
Sand Springs
Thomas Smith
Gibson Station
Okla
Smith
Rosalain Mckiney
Sullivan
Main St
Wanted: Middle aged woman to cook and do housework
Help wanted notice seeks a middle age woman to perform cooking and housecleaning duties. Call THE TULSA STAR office for details.
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Tulsa Star
Tulsa Fashion Show Draws Big Crowd
Tulsa fashion week drew thousands despite the first cold spell with parades on Thursday and a $500 gold prize in competition. Visitors described the event as lively and bustling through the week ending with expectations for 1915.
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Tulsa
Big Croud
Tula
New York
Park
Tonhandy
Notice to Readers About Late News Submissions
Notice to readers states that much news arrived too late for this issue and will appear in the next issue. Correspondents are asked to submit all news matter promptly every week.
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the Star
Royal Arch and Templars Convocation in Tulsa
The Grand Chapter and Commandery of Oklahoma Jurisdiction will meet in Tulsa on October 30 1914 at 10 am. All Royal Arch Masons Knights Templars are urged to attend representing by Chapters Commanderies or individually. A fuller notice will follow.
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Grand Chapter and Commandery
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Royal Arch Masons Knights Templars
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D. Hooker
Rentie People
Europe
Africa
Royal Archs
Templars
Buchanan, G
J. Cordon
N, J
U. Johnson
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