Supreme Lodge K and L of H meets in Waxahachie Texas
The Knights and Ladies of Harmony of the World held its second annual meeting in Waxahachie Aug 27 with delegates from surrounding states. Oklahoma elected Sir H T Hutton as Supreme Secretary and Prof Edward L Gibson as Supreme Protector. Tulsa Star adopted as official organ. next gathering planned for Oklahoma in 1916.
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Waxachia
Tex
Supreme Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Harmony of the World
G. W. Folks
Memphis
Edward L. Gibson
Lone Star
Texas
Muskogee
Freeman L. Martin
Tulsa
J. H. Goodwin
T. W. Kidd
Waxahachia
Gibson
Prof
Sir Hutton
Tulsa Star
Supreme Lodge
Supreme Offices
Cittizens
Grand Lodge of Texas
Oklahoma
Grand Lodge of
Okmulgee School Board Severs Normal Training for Colored School
The Okmulgee school board ordered removal of the Normal Training Department from the colored school. Local colored residents express strong concern as the decision draws reaction from the community.
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Colored School of
Okmulgee
J Vows Opposition to Injustice to Appeal to Highest Court
A speaker declares intent to oppose what they call a great injustice and states willingness to bring the matter before the highest court if needed. The remark signals persistent advocacy and readiness for legal escalation.
Tulsa Chief Burns Edits New Daily Bulletin for Police
Chief J N Burns of the Tulsa police department now publishes the Daily Bulletin for the force. The bulletin, issued each morning, lists wanted persons, stolen property, and other police guidance. Burns trained in newspapers in Missouri and began law enforcement under his father, longtime county sheriff.
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Tulsa
J. N. Burns
Tulsa Police Department
Daily Bulletin
Sunt
Beneft
Burns
United States
Chief Burns
Dallas County
Missouri
Johnson-Mitchell Case Dismissed
Charles Johnson a real estate dealer and Mrs Mamie Mitchell of Bristow were arrested for impersonating a government official. They were tried before U S Commissioner Benj C Connor and released for lack of sufficient evidence. Johnson claims a plot by Sapulpa and Bristow oil men to stop him exposing a land steal. He vows to continue and seek oil lands for an Indian woman at Bristow.
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Charles Johnson
Mamie Mitchell
Bristow
U. S
Benj. C. Connor
Tick
Johson
New Cafe Opens by Mr J Cheatham in Greenwood
Former Kyans fe chef Mr J Cheatham starts a cafe at the first door south of Economy Drug Store on North Greenwood. He brings experience and is expected to attract steady trade with assistance from Mrs Cheatham making guests welcome.
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J. 5. Cheatham
Kyans Fe
North Greenwood
Cheatham
City Schools Open In Tulsa Monday For New Term
Tulsa city schools will start business Monday morning September 14. Parents should ensure regular attendance to help teachers and pupils. Equipment for manual training and domestic departments is on the way and will be installed soon to inspire students for later years.
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Tula
Pupity
Teverers
Tulsa
New Hotel Opens in Tulsa at Willard Building
The Alex andra Hotel opens in North Greenwood in the Wil lam e building near Williams Dreamland Theatre. Run by Mr and Mrs A Carr who recently operated Carr Cafe, a formal opening was planned for tonight if ready.
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East End
Tulsa
Alexandra Hotel
Will Mame Building
North Greenwood
A. Carr
Carr Cafe
Gurley
Carr
Douglas Rowe Released on Bond
Douglas Rowe was released on a 2600 dollar bond after being held for trial in district court on a charge of attempting to kill detective Ad Rice. The bond was posted by Dr. Du Bois, A. G. Hill, and Wilbert Bos of Beggs, lifelong Rowe family friends. Rice was shot last May near the Cherry home during an alleged robbery at Fountain gambling den. Rowe offered no evidence.
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Douglas Rowe
Lee Daniels
Dr. du Bois
A. G. Hill
Wilbert Bos
Beggs
Rowe
Ad Rice
Fountain
Rice
Cherry
N. Grenwood
Public Meet Monday Night in East End
A Get Together meeting is called by the East End business and professional men to reorganize the local Business League. Citizens of all occupations are invited to attend. The gathering will be in the social Club room of the new Gurley building on North Greenwood. Messrs. B. S. Wright and R. W. Jackson of McAllister were Tulaw visitors last Sunday.
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East Ad
Business League
East End
Ae Iefer
Gurley
North Greenwood
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L. of H. of the World
Mets
HT. Hutton
Okmulgee Board
Johnson-Mitchell
F. N. Burns
City of
Messrs. B. 8. Wright
R. W. Jackson
McAllester
Tulaw
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