Liberia as a Mecca for the Oppressed Black Man
A long, polemic piece argues Liberia could become a beacon for people of African descent worldwide if a capable government is built there. It warns against European control and calls on American Negro wealth and leadership to support Liberia’s development and independence.
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Goadenpe
Miter
Ivadive
Farma
Lara
Harding
Mecca
Europe
South Africa
Preston News Service
New York City
Monnday
Virgin Islands
Congress
Pa Hague
United States
Danish West Indies
Messrs. George
Conrad Corneiro
Colonial Council of
Colonial Council of St. Thomas, While the Third Member, Adolph Sixto
Sixto
George W. Harris
The
New York News
Washington
Homer
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Leonard Porter
W. Phillip Saunders
Monroy Motorcade Timeline Details Emerge
Fragmentary notes describe a motorcade event with unclear dates and participants. The readable text hints at a vehicle, a route, and a security presence surrounding a notable individual, though full names and places remain obscured. The context suggests a public gathering or transit operation tied to a prominent figure.
Late News Highlights From Abilene Tyler Palestine Area
Community notes recounts church events civic league meeting and carnival progress. Obituaries include Mother Adeline F and Miss Lena Black with funeral details. Local residents attend visits, marriages, and family news while safety reports note a hijacking incident and a railroad strike fallout.
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Grand Widge
Bey C. CC
Chance
Campbell
Sam Allen
J. Chance
A. J. Hayden
A. Townsend
C. Moore
Mra. M. Moore
Temple
Texas
Civic League
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J. T. Townynd
D. Jackwon
Palestine
Mayberry
I. Harper
San Diego
Bilene
Green
Dallas
Gertrude Amby
Berry Avenue
Bard
Dixson
Macedonia Baptist Church
R. M Watson
West
Rosa
Mise Clarre
WY. KE
Lawson
Lalins
Jesse Woods
Han
Maedonia
National Baptist rates secured for Nashville convention
Rev J Prince announces an excursion rate on the certificate plan for the National Baptist Convention in Nashville September 6 to 11. Tickets to Nashville use certificates or receipts in place of the reduced round trip fare, with certificates honored upon return.
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Will Jackson
North Bord
Pinkston
Johnnie B. Young
Banke
Texas College
Palestine
B. L. Caswell
Cleburne
Marlin
Lena Black
Sarah Lee
West Tyler
Baptist Church
Peasant Grove Baptist Church
C. C. Burford
Eddie Fennell
American Woodmen
Insurances
Pinkston Undertaking Co
True Vine Baptist Church
Preston
Odelia Cornelius
Texas Hill
J. B. Rivers
Commerce
Texas
Mattie Jones
Marshall
Masonic Temple
Son Blair
Houston
West Claud Street
Wil Johnson
Linfkin
Will Johnson
Boma Rafferty
Ellen Reid
Amazon ‘Hill
Corsicana
Ffarorey Hill
Earl Griffin
Chandler
M. A. Stokes
Black Moss
Dallas
Senna Black
Jimnie White
Frank Alley
Pace
John Walton
Osborne
Prairie View
McFaddens
Thie Swell
Hom
Will Mosely
P. V
Frank McFarland
Clarence McDaniel
Tracetta Crawford
Misa Lucy Ann White
Chic
Jones
Kansatta Lucker
East Tyler
Corintha
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Prince
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National Baptist Railroad Commission
National Baptist Convention
Nashville
Nashvile
United States
Bap’t Publishings Board
Theological Seminary
Prince
East 87Th Street
Bap’t
Bequest to National Urban League from Ella Plotz
Mrs Ella Sachs Plotz, longtime League board member, died in France and left a 5000 bequest to the National Urban League for Social Service among Negroes. In her letter to Eugene Kickle Jones, she cited her interest in the colored race tracing to her maternal grandfather Marcus Goldman.
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National Urban League For Social Service Among
Ella Sachs Plotz
France
Urban League notes and 1922 budget highlights
The article reviews Booker T. Washington influence and describes the League's 1922 budget of 57000 dollars with about 40000 as sight. It lists forty two city chapters including Columbia and Joplin and notes Tampa and St Louis organizers. It previews the July Bulletin contents and the upcoming October Pittsburg Conference.
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Rosenwald
Tuskegee
William H. Baldwin
League
Columbia
Joplin
George W. Buckner
St. Louis
Baltimore
Virginia Union University
Urban League Bulletin
Pot
Alevader A. Goldweiser
New School of Social Research
Pittsburg
Read the South's Greatest Weekly Dallas Express
The notice promotes the Dallas Express as a weekly paper published in Dallas Texas with distribution details and contact points for submitting news and information via J D Daniels News Stay 1406 EB 6th Street Los Angeles and E Carr 100 W Green Street Pasadena California.
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Cal
J. D. Daniels
6Th Street
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W. Green Street
Pasadens Cal
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