Colored Tulsa Women pledge strong vote for Democrats
Colored women in Tulsa mobilize to rebuke the Republican city administration over the arrest and jail stay of Mrs Partee after an accident. They plan to vote the Democratic ticket next Tuesday saying Republicans insulted them and will not be relied upon. Many registered Republicans vow to break with the party.
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Palm of Liberty Funeral Plans for Terence MacSwinney
Reports from Cork and Brixton describe tributes and security as Terence MacSwinney’s body is moved from prison to St George's Cathedral for a funeral that may become a major demonstration. Sinn Fein colors appear, police stay back, and orders are issued amid hunger strike news and continued calls for release.
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Harding's Equality Policy Enforced at Rally
Laingville October 25 five thousand colored Republicans seated separately at Bassinet rally in Louisville doors greeted by ushers sent to South Gallery. Protesters told to sit with their kind or leave. Gompers pleads for Cox Indianapolis urged labor to back Cox in election and attacked Harding on labor legislation.
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Judge Williams Sure of the Colored Vote
Judge W B Williams, present County Judge and democratic nominee, is confident the colored vote in Tulsa will secure his election next Tuesday by an overwhelming majority.
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Williams Favored by Tulsa Colored Voters for Reelection
A Tulsa Star report notes widespread support among Black residents for Judge Williams in the upcoming election. He is praised as fair, honest, and just, with educators and professionals expressing confidence that he best represents the Democratic party and race interests.
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Tulsa voters weigh choices amid cited colored opinion
The item notes a local Tulsa sentiment among colored residents regarding a judge named Williams and the likely candidate they will support. It documents their consensus and expectations as an election looms.
Women for Howard Campaign Meeting at Hotel Tulsa
Women gathered at the Democratic headquarters parlor at Hotel Tulsa late evening to endorse Congressman Howard. Mrs Robert Galbreath led the event while Mrs Cathey and Mrs Don Hagler opposed the committee tasked with drafting regulations endorsing the candidacy. The group stressed Howard's wartime support and his role in informing families of servicemen.
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Special Lecture At Masonde Hall On Bible Chronology
Special lecture by Richard J. Hill at Masonde Hall on Sunday November 1920 at 4 PM. Topics include proof that selected years since creation are key dates and emphasis on 1014 and 1925. Attendees urged to bring paper and pencil to critique and note, Bible cel ereries encouraged. Mrs A L Philips hosted Volunteer Club of the AM Bairch to finish church work.
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McSwiney Death Reported Inquest At Cork
London based report states Terence McSwiney died of heart failure after a hunger strike. Inquest testimony features Muriel Francis MacSwiney describing her husband as an Irish volunteer and former school teacher who refused food in protest, with debate over whether the term constitutes an occupation.
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Tulsa Star praises race split in Tulsa elections
The Tulsa Star celebrates bipartisan color candidate support in Tulsa city and county races. It cites similar patterns in Maryland and New York and notes a division of votes between parties. It condemns editorials that labeled the paper subsidized and urges Black voters to back the best candidates on Tuesday.
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