Republican duplicity at the Chicago convention exposed
A reader argues the Republican led convention seeks to base representation on southern GOP votes defrauding Black voters. The piece claims leaders mislead the colored community and warns against trusting party promises while urging focus on local county and state elections. Tulsa prepares to welcome the president as Georgia wavers between loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian
Chicago
South
Gopl Tarees
Minkinig
Congress
Technical court remarks on bond defendant rights
Judge Zick noted the case is technical and that neither the bondsmen nor the defendant are entitled to favor without Jones present. He suggested evidence could be admitted without Jones if allowed by procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Zick
Consistory Reunion Set for Tulsa October Meeting
Newkirk, commentator for The Masonic Consistory No. ST, calls for a full reunion in Tulsa on October 1. He expects strong representation and says preparations will entertain delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Newkirk
Masonic Consistory No. ST His
Ted
Tulsa
Newkirk
Hunter
Women organize Harding Coolidge Club in city
A group of Colored women formed the Harding Coolidge Club led by Mrs. A Bankhead and Mrs. Thompson. The club will meet weekly to teach women the art of veiling and domestic skills, with Detrail and Et al noted among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Minmas
Harding-Coolidge Club
A. Bankhead
Detrail
Oklahoma Baptist Trumpet is Printed by Tulsa Star Printing
The Oklahoma Baptist Trumpet edited by Rey Bryant was printed this week by the Tulsa Star Printing Company and will be published regularly. Many local residents and families are mentioned with health, travel, and school updates including Mildred Woeshirs, M. A. Mackie, Ed J. Wallace, and J. J. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Baptist
Rey, EN. Bryant
Tulsa Star Printing Company
Rey. Bryant
Mildred Woeshirs
Gradi
Thomas
North Cheenwood
Tas
Wilberforce University
Ohio
M. A. Mackie
Bulleyt St
Rowe
Wood
Ed J. Wallace
A. H. Hart
Beggs
Tulsa
Myin Dyles
Wichita
Kas
Katie
Vernton Gooksey
Pawner
Jack Cooksey
John Tyler Smith
The
Welcome Grocery Co
Tullahassee
Walters
Mary McGregor
North Lansing Street
Colorado Springs
J. J. Jones
Muskogee
Gilmore
Veters Wood
Brywnt
A.B. Bryant
Greenwood
Ragland
Clarksville
Mable McGrowan
Langston University
Tulsa Star
Green
Attorney Stewart Hits the High Places
The son A. Ermett Stewart of Muskogee and a wife toured Tulsa area cities with rapid transit visits. They left Tulsa for Muskogee on the same evening aboard a named line, signaling travel tied to the Stewart firm’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ermett Stewart
Muskogee
of Stewart and Corbett
Tulsa
M. V
Inter Racial Conference Gathers in State Capitol Building
A large inter racial conference met at the State Capitol in Oklahoma City to discuss permanent organization of a branch of the Southern Sociological Institute. Leaders from both races debated measures to curb mob violence and improve civil rights, housing, education, and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN Capitol
Orlatoma City
Southern
House of
Giaws Robertson
Ionehing
Pisanes
J. Goody Johnson
Wewoka
Emet Stewart Muskogee
Rey
R. Tucker
Tulsa
G. W. Sawner
Chandler
Roscoe Dungee
Baoobertson
Diudge Keaton
Stewart Sawner
Turner
Selby
Tucker Howas
Community groups unite in drive at Y M C A
A membership campaign gathers praise as General Hooker leads Dies and wned Grier the Neds at the Y M C A. Secretary Tucker spoke at his church last Sunday on Building a New Wah. The Negro Business Men's League formed in Y rooms joining the Ministerial Alliance and other groups. Prof Woods appears at MG A High School on Sunday Sept 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ly GA
Greg Purpose
Citheons
AL Thompson
Central Association
McGil
Latimer
Hooker
Tula
Tucker
Vitss Negro Business Men's League
Tulsa
Ministerial Alliance, Negro Business, Men’s League
Men's Christian Club
Prof. Woods
MG. A. High School
YMCA Branch Drives 100 Members In Welcoming Push
The Hyston YMCA branch launches a drive to recruit 100 members, urging men and youth from ages 1 to join and support a cleaner, better community. Membership costs $1 for individuals and $5 for business memberships, with emphasis on developing the present generation for the future of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyston
Bate Aclemn
Sion Ian
Duomet
Business Tren
Fas
Tulsa
GEC
Seex
Langston University teacher entertained in Muskogee reception
Miss Cornelia Thomas, instructor of physical culture at Langston University, was entertained in Muskogee with a reception honoring her former associate Mrs LG Clark. Notable was a performance of Langston University songs by Langston students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston
Muskogee
Oklo
R Cornelia Thomas
Langston University
Mis
LG. Clark
Hunton Branchy M C A Entertains Public School Teachers
An interesting program was rendered Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the high school. Addresses and reports were given by Dr Wesley Jones chairman of the social committee Prof Woods principal of the high school and Prof J W Hughes principal of Dunbar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Jones
Woods
JW. Hughes
Dunbar School
Honoree’s Harvard Rhythm Delights Guests
Mirthful musical selections performed by the Miller sisters of Chicago and Johnson of Dither School Mrs. AG Roker plus four pleasing solos honored by a Harvard graduate deemed unexcelled in her specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Chicago
Johnson
Dither School
Roker
Harvard University
Tulsa Star Publication Notice for Divorce case
Public notice in Tulsa Star announces Minnie Bobo McIntor versus Robert M. Bobo in Tulsa County Oklahoma Superior Court case No 7h. Plaintiff seeks divorce on grounds of Gross Neglect and Abandonment with November 7 deadline to answer. failure to respond will grant divorce and nullify the marriage. Court clerk D A Porter and deputy John Wells sign. attorney HL Spears represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa Star
Superior Court
Tulsa County
State Ofklahoma
Robert M. Bobo
Gbove
Dino. D. Porter
John Wells
HL Spears
Maintifr
Clerksville Clippings On Local Churches And School News
Thy Baphist and A M I churches plan a Sunday night collection drive. Lincoln High School opened on the 16th with large enrollment. Mrs Enna Dean Bell left for C hig Pr Fred West tests for Langdon University. Rainey Place and Washington Bath House report good business. Visitors include Sallie Lee Fields Bristow Curry Walter Pugh and others. Tulsa Star editor's health visit stirs local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbrs
Sallie Lee
Tod
Fields of Toft
Walter Pugh
Bristow
Curry
Tulsa
Joseph Thomas
Haskell
Gaynett
Wichita
Kansas
Hattie Ke
Gertrude Duncan
Mremier
Tulsa Star
Edtor
Spears Return From Baptist Convention Report
A popular pastor, returning from the National Baptist Convention in the East, notes record attendance and strong political efforts for presidential candidates. J Ryan plans store occupancy soon though exact move date is undecided. Cotton demand rises as farmers begin picking. J S Netter of Frederick touts the Tulsa Star for timely news in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aotar Svewn Orick
Pears
Far East
National Baptist Convention
J. Ryan
J. S. Netter
Frederick
Tulsa Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aid, Smitherman, Biliter and Publisher
Rappel
Bobby Burns
Republican Party
United States
Chandler Boy
Oklahoma City
Georgia
Hhe
U.S
Army
Hornals
U.S. Navy
Wissett
St.all
Army and Navy Store
Boston
Clarence Gilmore
Wood Street
Tulsa Wish
Nowata
J. J. Leatherman
Pueblo
Colorado
J. W. Woods
Collie Brown
Dallas
Texas
Callie Jones
J.T. Weight
Star Office
Mary Crawford
Bifor Smitherman
Independence
Orth Green
Stewart
YOM. C. A
Hunton
YMCA
Hunton Branchy
Minnie Bobo
Claremore
Spears
Baptist Convention
Roosevelt
Earl Real Estate CO
Jack Dennis
East Archer Street
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