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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1914

Page

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National Baptist Convention In Session In Philadelphia

National Baptist Convention opens in Philadelphia with Rev B C Morrison urging equal rights and congressional representation for 10 million African Americans. Over five thousand delegates attend as reports from Home Mission Board and Publishing Board detail progress and a Nashville publishing operation vital to the denomination.

Philadelphia Congress United States B. C. Morrin National Baptist Convention Convention Hall Delega National Baptist Richard Henry Hoyd Nashville Tenn Baptist Home Mission Board National Baptist Publishing Board Fe Toon Matty Tennessee

Patrolman Arrested After He Shot Negro In Sapulpa

Sapulpa Oklahoma September 8 Special. Slim Nelson a 26 year old Negro police character was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Patrolman T Nelson white in the Negro district when officers responded to a disturbance call. Nelson claimed self defense after the Negro drew a knife and advanced. The patrolman was taken to county jail after his gun and badge were seized during Mayor Smith led inquiry amid rumors.

Sapulpa Okla Slim Smith

Negro Physicians Perform Remarkable Operation

News arrives of a difficult surgery performed by Drs. J. T. Wilson of Memphis Tennessee and L. H. Johnson of Coweta two Black physicians on Mrs. James Cherry of this city. The operation removed 18 to 20 pounds of internal matter after intestines protruded beyond the peritoneum and a large fat burden. Mrs. Cherry is recovering at Memphis hospital and will return home lighter and healthier within days. The white physician Dr. Butler had refused to continue after deeming the operation perilous.

J.T. Wilson Memphis Tenn L. H. Johnson Coweta James Cherry Butler Lew Me Wilson Johnson

Local Business League Reorganized For East End Gain

Citizens met at the Peoples Social Club to revive the Local Business League after months of inactivity. Lee McKregor was elected president with Capt T. D. Jackson and A. J. Smitherman as officers. A bylaws committee was appointed to draft a constitution, and the group pledged cooperation with former officers.

East End Peoples Social Club Star Business League Lee McKregor T. D. Jackson A. J. Smitherman Lee T. Smith Treas Hughes

Labor Day Parade Highlights Tulsa City Celebration

Labor Day in Tulsa featured a grand industrial parade drawing thousands from nearby towns. The event, starting about 6 AM, included unions from carpenters to miners, with colored workers marching in blue overalls bearing the banner Equal Rights to All, Special Privileges to None, and no Indian participants were seen in the parade.

Galla Hetgtinetng Inez Carpenters Miners Hickory

Public installation planned with banquet and meeting in Gurley building

The organization schedules a public installation with an elaborate banquet. Members listed include W J McKee B J Martin F R Wile Hume J W Hughes FT Smith J B Kirby J L Stradford G W Hutebina Dr B W Bryant De J M Key John Evans J L Hoberts Dr H H James ft Jackson J L Lockard Jas Cherry Wan Jonkens Dr J J McKeaner Dr L A P Bryant and J H Wells. A larger gathering is expected Monday night as the committee on by laws and constitution reports. The meeting will be held in the Peoples Social Club room in the new Gurley building with many ladies promised to attend.

Theew New League W. J. McKee B. J. Martin F. R. Wile Hume J. W. Hughes FT. Smith Kirby Stradford G. W. Hutebina B. W. Bryant J. M. Key John Evans Gurley

Notice on Tulsa Star representation and ad payments

Public notice states EB D Lynwood is not a Tulsa Star representative and the paper will not be responsible for funds accepted by him for advertising or printing. It notes a complaint about payments and disclaims responsibility. Midland Valley railroad offers reduced rates for a Sept 22 celebration with large attendance by Black, white, and Native American residents in Haskell and surrounding areas.

EB. D. Lynwood The Tulsa Star Lynwood J. Smitherman Midland Valley Railroad Muskogee Tulsa Hsb Haskell

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Phildelphia Pres. Morrison RK. ‘T. Nelson Boston B. M. C E. D. Jefferson Odd Fellows of Oklahoma Boston Bom B. M.C Odd Fellows Local Business League Harmony J. McKey W. L. McKee Freeman L. Martin Jackson A. J. Smitther McGregor J. H. Roberts F. J. Williams Tuteh Ins
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