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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1910

Page

14

Industrial education row sparks dispute at Morris Brown

Rev. R D Stinson accuses Bishop Smith and E W Lee of hindering industrial education for Negroes at Morris Brown College. He claims a broader plan to eliminate the industrial department, details clashes over leadership, finances, and meetings, and cites threats to staff and shifts in program focus.

Smith Ehurch Firebrand Samuel M. Iman J. W. Lew Stinson Bator Morris Brown College Bishop Smith Flint Tip E. W. Lea Dedeon Printing Company Wingfield Pittsburg Pao African Methodist Church Georgia E. W. Lee Hishop Smith Jacksonville Carnegie Hell John Temple Graves Lewin Nixon Dr. McArthur Atlanta Griffin W. Lee Aug Lee Detroit

Controversy Over Bishop Smith and Morris Brown College

Avanta Georgia, February 2, 1910. A heated letter accuses Bishop Smith of deceitful tactics and collusion with real estate interests to undermine Morris Brown College and force Black men into industrial labor. The writer asserts Smith’s suspension and questions his fitness, urging the community to scrutinize leadership and protect the college from financial manipulation.

No Negro Cadet for West Point Dropped From Roster

Washington February 2 special There will be no negro cadet at West Point Oldle Smith the Cheyenne youth named by Senator Smith as first alternate failed to stand the entrance examination according to War Department reports Both Dillmore the white appointee and Ole Smith the negro candidate failed Polman the white record alternate was the only successful contender in the qualifying exam

Washington West Point Oldle Smith Senator Smith War Department Robert Dillmore Ole Smith Joseph Polman

Murder in Tennessee Duel Ends in Death and Pardon

February 2. On a public road near Laverene Edward W. Thomson was shot and killed by Moward Jordan who was fatally wounded. The dispute stemmed from a long standing quarrel. Jordan was summarily pardoned. His life sentence was commuted to imprisonment by Governor Patterson.

Laverene Tenn Edward W. Thomson Moward Jordan Chimeeif Jordan Wan Pattereh Agers

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