Williams lecture on Olivet Church as a community asset energizes Chicago students
Dr L K Williams former Macedonia pastor spoke at the University of Chicago divinity chapel on making the church a community asset. He traced Olivet Baptist Church growth from 1916 to 1920 65 departments 10012 members and 8900 in fees and services. The talk highlighted social service programs and the churchs rising influence in Chicago civic life.
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Macedonia
Chicago University
Liberia
Dyer Bill
Chicago
Til
University of Chicago
Olivet Traptist Church
Divinity Chapel
Olivet Baptist Church
Oliver
Jesus Christ
Dr. Williams
Church
Olivet
Williams
Bureau of Information
Free Employment Agency
Yorkine Men's Home
Elizabeth McCormick
Health Bureau
Dean Matthews
Texas
Macedonia Baptist Church
Dallas
Mt. Gileed
Fort Worth
Federal Council names Haynes to church race relations team
New York February nine Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America selects Dr George E Haynes as secretary for the new Commission on the Church and Race Relations. Haynes brings fourteen years of Negro welfare work and co operative race relations experience to the post.
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N. Y
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
George E. Haynes
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Haynes
Flair University
Nashville
Tenn
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International Committee
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Bureau of Social Research
New York School of Philanthropy
Commission On the Church and Race Relations
Federal Council of Churches
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Nannie Burroughs
N. C. Cleaves
George C. Clement
John R. Hawkins
W. H. Heard
John Hope
W.H. Jernagin
RE. Jones
I. Garland
America
Commission On Inter-Racial Cooperation
Federal Council Commission
John J. Eagan
Atlanta
American Cast Iron Pipe Co
Commission On Inter- Racial Co-operation
Will W. Alexander
Federal Council
Federal Councill
Ita
Christian Church
Senators to be elected nationwide in coming year
Chicago reports campaign year activity as state committees issue conventions and primaries. Indiana starts May 2 with U S Senate GOP and Democratic primaries and Harry S. New seeks reelection. List covers dates and incumbents for many states with primaries in spring and fall.
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House of Representatives
U. S
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Hendrick
Nebra
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
California
Hiram W. Johnson
Montana
Henry L. Myers
Nevada
Key Pittman
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Arizona
Henry F. Ashurat
Massachusetts
Henry Ca! Lodge
Michigan
Charles B. Townsend
Vermont
Carrol
Page
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Epublican
New York
William McCalder
New Jersey
Joseph
Frelinghuysen
Conneticut
Geo. P McLean
Miners battle leaves victims at Foster Coal Company mine
In Blaireville Pennsylvania on February 9 a deadly gun battle erupted between white and Colored miners at the Foster Coal Company mine in Erdi, ten miles west of Blairsville. One Negro is dead and another is said to be dying with several others wounded. The clash ends months of tension at the mine.
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Blaireville
Foster Coal Company
Erdi
Blairsville
Beaten Florida Avenue Trustee Dies After Church Row
William Bush a trustee of the Florida Avenue Baptist church died after heavy cane blows by James Jackson and Joseph Burke who were not church members. The assailants faced murder charges as Bush, a coal and ice dealer on South Street, sought aid from an attorney and doctor before dying at Freedman’s Hospital. Bush's widow survives him.
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Washington, D. C
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Joseph Burke
William Bush
Florida Avenue Baptist Church
Freedan's Hospital
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Jackson
Bush
Armand W. Scott
Cook
Freedman's Hospital
S. Street
Miners Clash Leaves Man Dead in Indiana County
Reports say a gun battle between Colored union miners and foreign non union workers left a dead man on a road between Erdi and Norrytown. A Colored miner was shot in a house siege, condition critical. Indiana County authorities and state troopers arrested a dozen miners and searched for further disorder.
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Norrytown
Coal Company
N. A. Sutton
Avonmore
Edii
Wort Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Indiana County Authoritiees
Leechburgh
Indiana
Babson Outlines Six I's of Success at Howard University
Roger W. Babson, president of Babson’s Statistical Organization, spoke at Howard University in Washington DC on January 26 1922. He explained the Six I's of success Industry Initiative Intelligence Intensity and Integrity plus Interest, stressing hard work and practical effort to students and faculty.
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Washington, D. C
Howard University
Roger W. Babson
Babson’s Statistical Organization
Wellesley Hills
Maass
London
University Chapel
Babsonson
J. Stanley Durkee
Pace Phonograph Firm Reports Strong December Returns
Pace Phonograph Corporation maker of Black Swan Records, based in New York, reports December receipts of $20,467.82 on total yearly receipts of $104,628.74 and disbursements of $101,327.17. The firm notes strong demand primarily from Colored customers amid white competitors and industry opposition.
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Py AN
New York
N. Y
Pace Phonograph Corporation Manufacturers of Black Swan
Murder in the First Degree Verdict For New York Desperado
Luther Joddy, a 22 year old Colored suspect, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Justice Wasservogel's Supreme Court. The case involved the slayings of two police detectives on January 5 in New York and his subsequent capture in Philadelphia. The jury deliberated four hours and the defendant faces the electrocution penalty.
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New York
N. Y
Luther Joddy
Philadelphia
Justice Scott
Supreme Court
Boddy
Leader of Elks Tapped as U S Marshall for Brooklyn
Geo E Mibecan long time Brooklyn Republican leader is the subject of a push for the United States Marshal post in Brooklyn. A committee backed by Elks leaders and party figures named him to Senator Calder as the right man for the federal post. He is married with four children and studied at Heidelberg University.
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America
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Ohio
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Illinois
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Kiffin
New York
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South
Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Slemp
Barbour
Cal
Brown
Tenn
Clouse
Curry
French
Idaho
Herrick
Okla
Hersey Me
Jones
Kelley
Mich
Layton
Del
Luce
Mass
Nolan
Parker
N. J
Miss Robertson
Sinnot Ore
Stomp
Stafford
Wis
Campbell, Pa
Cochran
N. Y
Culler Y
Gallivan
Masa
Sonia Mead
N.Y
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Dunbar
Ind
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Neb
Langley
Reiber
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Geo
E. Mibecan
Brooklyn
Areronene
United States Marshall
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Civb
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Marsi
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Calder
Webican
Boston
I B. P. O. Elks
Heidelberg University
Noted English Visitor Sees Performance of Negro Company
Mrs. M. Asquith arrives in New York and praises American courtesy and the audiences she encounters. She plans to see Shuffle Along and the Negro dancers, noting fatigue yet enthusiasm for the lecture tour and a desire to understand American culture.
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N. Y
M. Asquith
Amer_cans
Tve
America
Armoricans
England
Princess Bisbesco
National Baptist Convention to Meet in Nashville in 1922
Nashville officials announced the National Baptist Convention session will be held in the city in 1922 joining the National Publishing Board plant and the Theological Seminary campus for visitors and events. The two gatherings will bring a large religious delegation to Nashville. In Kingston Jamaica U S and Canada compete for West Indian trade as Britain and Canada push for tariff barriers and self government.
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Tenn
National Baptist Convention
Edward P. Jones
United States
National Publishing Board
National Baptist Theological and Training Seminary
Sunday School Congress
Kingston
Jamaica
Canada
U. S
America
England
West Indies
North Pole
Equator
United
United Kingdom
First Negro Yale speaker dies in Knoxville home
J. W. Manning, the lone color member of Yale's 1881 class and reputedly the only Black speaker at a Yale alumni reunion speech, dies in Knoxville after a 40 year career as a city schools teacher and administrator. He had been recommended to President Harding for Haiti minister post and was regarded as a scholar.
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Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Manning
Yale University
Harding
Haiti
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