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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1918

Page

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Big Fair at Boley Aims for Record Attendance

The Big Fair at Boley is planned for late September, with four days of events and extensive preparations. Local business leaders, Hales and Tulsa Star reporters collaborate to promote the celebration, highlighting community effort, advertisements, and involvement of prominent Black leaders and organizations in making the event a success.

Boley Hans Negrig Hales Tulsa Star Beley Anil Holey Oir Rac J. Coody Johnson Wewoks W. H L. Twine Muskoger Secrutary J. R. MeKeilly Bolid ‘Turner G. W. Po Samnes Chandler W. F. Davidson A. J. Smitheringa Tuba Ted ‘Troy Jor Oklahoma City

Muskogee sends six youths to Tuskegee Institute

Our sister city Muskogee dispatched six young men and women to Tuskegee Institute this week, with departures on Sunday. The community holds many beliefs in industrial education and its value for local youth.

Muskogee Tuskegee Institute

Fire Claims Hawlings Family at Segroes Burned Home

In Segroes Burned Arkansas an early report states Hawlings and his wife perished in a house fire that destroyed their home south of an area road. Fire investigators and local authorities are on the scene as residents mourn the loss.

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Colored officers at Camp Pike report reassignment

Fragmentary OCR notes describe colored commissioned officers at Camp Pike in Arkansas. The text mentions assignments and potential relocations to training camps, but details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged transcription.

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Gentlemen's schemes and styles clash in tense debate

A political row centers on gentlemanly conduct and appearances as factions clash over propriety and tactics. Accusations of scheming and inappropriate behavior surface, prompting calls for reform and clearer standards. The dispute highlights character and public perception amid mounting pressure for accountability.

Race Meeting Called For September Seven

The national keel weighty team plans a race meeting on September 7 to advance claims of the eye for full shares of demperees. Organizers request participants to file and attend, with emphasis on unity and adherence to rules.

United States Raccines

Fragmented OCR notes reveal mixed historical civic tensions

The text catalogues disorderly remarks about taxation for residents, segregated hospital sections, and proposals affecting city governance. It mentions residents of Anaelen and Portland, with scattered attributions to officials and groups, including references to a hospital plan and civic committees amid unclear chronology.

Colored nurses battle over entry to hospital training

A contentious debate unfolds over admitting colored women to train as nurses at a city hospital. White nurses oppose integration citing caste norms and job protection, while supporters argue all men are created equal and demand equal access to nursing education amid wartime staffing needs.

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Morton’s Address to the Negro Business League

Dr. Morton lauds newspapers for backing Black business and urges publishers to unite with the Negro press to attract advertisers. He envisions an association akin to the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association to strengthen ties with national advertisers and raise funding for Black enterprises. The talk underscores press support for wartime programs and a broader economic partnership, noting personal family travel.

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