Muskogee to Host National Negro Business League
The National Negro Business Men's League plans a August 1914 meeting in Muskogee. Local Colored businessmen with the Commercial Club push preparations to organize a statewide drive for details and support. Muskogee leaders T. Billion, EB.1, Nickens, BR.E. tewart and Perdue spearhead efforts.
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National Negro Business Men's League
Muskogee
Commercia
Oklahoma
Bllion
EB. 1
Nickens
BR. E.tewart
Perdue
Iumue
Tulsa Colored Baseball League to Reorganize
The Colored Busts League of Tulsa led by W. L. Meee plans a meeting next Monday night at the public library to reorganize and join the 1914 national organization. East End citizens are invited. large attendance is not expected.
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Ss League of
Tulsa
W. L. Meee
National Organization
East End
216 Archer Is Closed by Chief Yoder
The house at 216 Archer, previously occupied by white prostitutes, has been closed by the Chief of Police Nee and is now for rent to a respectable family. The action is praised as a victory for respectable residents of the Kuat end and honors Chief Yoder.
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Po‘Nee
Kuat End
Yoder
Charles Lamb snuff quitting tale amid Hampstead Heath lore
In a fragmentary reminiscence, Howe recalls walking with Charles Lamb on Hampstead Heath and vowing to quit snuff. The scene unfolds with playful dialogue as Lamb teases the speaker before they part, while a later note mentions a Sept. 23 lecture by Prof Woodson at the public library with light refreshments.
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Hawstead Heath
Charles Lamb
Howe
Hampstead Heath
Chssies
Woodson
The Blood That Saved a Sermon on Blood atonement
A reflection on Hebrews and the doctrine of salvation through Christ’s shed blood. The text traces forgiveness to blood sacrifice from patriarchal times through Egypt, Calvary, and beyond, emphasizing remission only by shedding of blood and urging devotion.
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Jock
Christ
Lloyd
Patelarch
National Negro Business Men League Meeting Call
Notice calls all business owners in Oklahoma to attend a league meeting at the public library in Greenwood Cameron on Monday night September 29 to reorganize the organization. The meeting aims to mobilize support for the league’s activities and strengthen state business efforts.
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National Negro Business Men
League
Inia
Muskoges
Oklahoma
Business Men's League
Greenwood
Pillar of Fire at Tulia Exposition Promises World Release
A massive natural gas flame is to be lit at the Tulia exposition on October 22. The gas field near Tulsa supplies the blaze, described as awe inspiring and monumental in scale. Delegates will witness the ignition from a distant control center as part of the International Dry Forming Congress events.
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Israel
Tulia
Tulsa
Jake Dillard Reinstated After City Meeting
A Star chamber gathering of residents on the East End prompted the police commissioner to consider reinstate Patrolman Jake Dillard who had been dismissed. Officials noted that Dillard filed his papers late and the petition to reinstate failed.
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Ata Mmeting
Jake d Innet
Agamnen Bile
Dillard
Emetine
Star Chamber
Fekwon Wars Inna
Forage Prizes At Tulsa Exposition Highlight Farm Yields
The International Boll Product Exposition at Tulsa will award the largest forage prize yet for the best collection of grain and forage seeds by an individual farmer. Ann Arbor hay baler and gas engine packages valued at 4750 go to the winner, who may choose any 6 hp engine from US or Canada. A separate prize for silage yield is announced with a $000 value, plus additional prizes totaling about 400.60 in the feed and forage classes.
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Tulsa
Ann Arbor
Ira
4 Arbor Machine Company
Ant Arbor Michigan
United States
Canada
Indiana Silo Company
Kansas City
Boy Scouts Plan Midway Mark Drive
The article notes a rising interest in the Boy Scouts among colored youth with a planned essay drive at the Midway Market. Deputy Sheriff Cleaver promotes the movement and urges citizen encouragement and participation to support the boys.
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Sheri Cleaver
Hoya
School Days Here Agin Opened With Faculty
School days begin anew as the Colwed School opens September 17, 1818 with a full faculty. Principal J. W. Hughes leads strong staff including Ellis W. Woods and Mrs Johnson. Teachers aim to provide a solid schooling for local pupils and community hopes for success.
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Logan
Ellis W. Woods
Pal
J. W. Hughes
R Gruden
Johnson
Mw. Huldgewater
Mim. Woods
Min
Guess
Stes Martin
Lynch
When The Star Appears in Tulsa Church News
Local notice reports the Wesley Chapel MB Church arrival will begin Monday September 22 with Rev. Dr. McMorrin of Muskogee and Rev. T. Je Jones serving as pastor. editor reflects on moral guidance in a period piece context.
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Wesley Chapel
McMorrin
Muskogee
T. Je Jonew
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