Religious debate to settle world faith in Tulsa convention hall
Hundreds gather for a Tulsa debate at Convention Hall between International Bible Student Richard Hill and Rev. T. S. Johnson over whether Orthodox Christianity or Russell's teachings should govern. Doors open 7 pm with free seating and no collection. Rhone of Oklahoma City visits Tulsa Star staff.
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Pastor Russell
Convention Hall
Richard J. Hil
T. S. Johnson
M. B. Church
Tulsa
Hill
Masonic Hall
Ife
Johnson
Northwestern District Baptist Association convenes in Drumwright
The Northwestern District Baptist Association led by Rev. Wm. Drake gathers in Drumwright at Mt Calvary Baptist Church. About 200 delegates attend as the session runs through Sunday night with strong district representation and local hospitality.
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Tulsa Star
Dumwright
Orla
Northwestern District Baptist Asociation
Wm. Drake
Drake
Dromwradt
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
White Man Arrested In Drumright Farmer Murder
White man, held on murder charges in Drumright Oklahoma, appeared at a preliminary hearing before Justice Taylor. He requested and received a 15 day continuance and was released on the same bond as a week earlier after his arrest for the killing of William Hudspeth, a prosperous local farmer.
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Drumwright
Okla
Wmn
Hudspeth
Justice Taylor
Ludspeth
Murder in Hudspeth County Sparks Sheriff Notice
A man used a shotgun loaded with buckshot to shoot a victim at close range under cover of night. The suspect, a scout, was arrested and granted bond by the local justice of the peace. The community remains unsettled as the case draws attention.
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Erie
Playground for Colored Children Planned in Booker Washington Addition
The Board of Education has purchased thirty two lots in Booker Washington Addition to convert into a modern playground for Colored school children. Funds have been pledged by community members to support the project. The plan also envisions moving the Dunbar School nearer the center of the population, possibly next year, per Prof. Hughes in a Star interview.
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Booker Washington
Board of Education
Abaky Pywfine
Vbgka
Rejted
Vbgka Pywime
Beoker Washington
Dunbar School
Hughes
Local Business League Organized in City Y M C A Rooms
A Wednesday night meeting in the Y M C A rooms of the Smith Building formed a local Business League. Officers elected included Garrett as President and Robinson as Chairman of the Executive Committee, with Thompson Lee Hardy D Hooker and others named for posts.
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Y. MG. A
Smith Building
Wed
Garrett
PS. Thompson
Lee
Ke, Hardy
D. Hooker
Pe Robinson
Oklahoma Democrats to Meet Here in Tulsa Convention
The Colored Democracy of Oklahoma calls a Tulsa convention for October 2 with Frank Reed as president and Fred Douglas as secretary. A special train from Oklahoma City will carry delegates, and speakers include Gov. J B A Robertson and Congressmen Howard and Ferris.
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Oar
Oklahoma City
Frank Reed
Fred Douglas
Colored Democracy of
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Prisco
Reed
Jefferson
J. B.A. Robertson
Howard, Ferris
Dr Wickham Returns Home From Chicago Stay
Dr Wickham returned home Friday after several weeks in Chicago taking a Post Graduate Medical Course. Mrs Wickham is mentioned as having pained him and he now resumes fraternal duties with the K of P.
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DR. Wickham
Chicago
Tulsa Star Efficient Force and Its Staff
The Tulsa Star outlines its strong printing operation employing ten staffers including Editor and Proofreader Siithermin, Associate HL Clark, City reporter Miss Nola Williamson, Foreman S. B. Gibson, and others. It highlights professional backgrounds, modernization with horse cart and occasional auto, and a mission to defend rights and advance the people.
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Tulsa Ser
Duit
Southwest
Ad. Siithermin
HL AL Clark
Nola Williamson
S. B. Gibson
Foreman Printing Co
Gladys Beasley
Mosaic Guide Printing Company
Little Rock
Vemues
Dillard
Erperine
Beasley
Shorter College
Little
L. A. Bell
Wagoner American
Choesuath Enquirer
Chirk
Star
Langston University
Pawnee
Albert Sovitherman
Our
Tulsa Star
New Graft Probe in Muskogee Race Case Bond Set at 75000
Star News Special reports a racially charged murder case in Muskogee Oklahoma where Xenophon Jones a youth suspect is charged in the shooting of Gus McIntyre. A $75 000 bond is noted in the Janes case reflecting community race bias.
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Star News
Muskogee
Okla
The
Star
Gus McIntyre
Xenophon Jones
Jones
Janes
Bond dispute over Jones murder trial and appeal
The Muskogee County case centers on a $875000 bond set during Jones's trial for assault to kill later murder. The bond was challenged as the appeal proceeded and Jones faced potential forfeiture. Prosecution contends to recover the original bond, while defense attacks procedural tactics.
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Nenephiun Jones
Muskogee County
Cotton
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Justice of the Peace
BU Vess
Frank Heed
WEY
HPS
Joteinson
Muskogee Bunch
McIntyre
Way Fiven
Totalmont
Siderick
Crump
Zick Bell
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