Dallas Births and Deaths Notice Listing Many Five Digit Addresses
Dallas births and deaths listed with numerous names and addresses. Entries show parents with new babies and individuals at various street addresses and hospitals. The fragment includes names such as Mr and Mrs Jas Jones, Willie Williams, Wilson Dawson, Fred Cooper, Jeff Spencer, John Bryant, Raymond Harrison, Isadore Carter, A Johnson, Robert Johnson, T Ashford, John Gadison, Lane Gibson, Jim Parrish, Fannie Evens, Charlie Harris, Nehimber Jones, Will McDade, Winnie Lee, Bessie Hall, Mable Taylor, Edgar Patterson, Junior Lewis, and Emma Holmes among others with partial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Jas, Jones
Chinney
Willie Williams
Hord
Wilson Dawson
Coombs
Fred Cooper
Munger
Jeff Spencer
Rosedale Street
John Bryant
Cantral
Raymond Harrison
Lane M. Gibson
North Central
Jim Parrish
Bellevue
Fannie Evens
Bourbon
Ear of
Charlie Harris
Parkland Hospital
Nehimber Jones
Comal
Will McDade
Atlanta
Winnie Lee
Bessie Hall
Mable Taylor
South Pres
Negro college endowments expand across the South
Funds boost endowments at Wiley College in Texas and Clark University in Georgia with new buildings at Ben nett College and Morgen College. Morristown Normal and Industrial College, Philander Smith move site, Claflin expands faculty and science labs as Methodists publish Negro education history. Armistice Day ceremony in Kingston honors Jamaica’s Negro veterans with a new cross cenotaph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meharry
Wiley College
Marshall
Texas
Clark University
Avlanta
Georgia
Bennett College
Greensboro
North Carolina
Garnegie
Morgen College
Baltimore
Mary- Jang
Morristown
Tennessee
Philander- Smith College
Little Rock
Arkansas
Claflin College
Orangeburg
South Carolina
Methodist Adventures
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Garland Penn
Penn
Peng
Washington Laundry Workers Race Participation Exposed
A Washington report shows about twenty percent of laundry workers are Black, with both men and women advancing in roles from starchers to engineers. The study covers workers in active plants, notes limitations for private workers, and reflects broader local conditions in the trade.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Shuffle Along Opens Chicago Run With Hailed Melodic Comedy
Chicago welcomes the musical Shuffle Along as the season’s hit and fastest show with bright reception. The cast enjoys social attention and Chicago hospitality as December plans bring the principals and staff to the Appomattox Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
London
Appomattox Club
Vampires on the Gold Coast Shock Accra South Africa
Nov 23 Accra reports a moral panic over a debuting “merciless vampire” amid wine, women, and song on the Gold Coast. Native men are accused of spending weekends with attractive women, causing concerns about infidelity and cultural erosion. A local journal warns native girls to beware predatory behavior and notes civilization allegedly fueling vice.
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Accra
South Africa
Gold Coast
Ieee
Copper artery may link ancient rulers in Egypt
New York reports a copper pipe over 6400 years old unearthed near the tomb of King Sabour at Ghiseh. William Coffin, American envoy in Berlin, notes the piece could have brought water to pharaohs, suggesting a remarkable ancient hydraulic system.
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New York City
New York
William’ Coffin
Berlin
Egyptologlat
Ghiseh
Saboure
St. Peter's Cathedral
Ome
Canton
Chicago Women’s Congress plans November meeting
Mrs Katie L Cosby presides over the Bap Women's Congress set to meet November 16 at Salem Baptist Church located at 30th and LaSalle. The gathering promises extensive business and a large attendance as a precursor to community and church affairs.
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Congress
Katie L. Cosby
Salem Baptist Church
30Th
LaSalle Streets
F. W. Johnson
Elizabeth Street
Morgan Park
Bailey Reality Co
State Street
Ruth
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Lou Bile Young
Calumet Avenue
M. T. Bailey
The
Bailey Realty Co
South State Street
Racine
Wis
North Shore
Waukegan
Evanston
N. A. Mackey
New York City
Kansas City
Georgia BH. Harding
Indiana Ave
Ulinols
Nashville
Rust
P. Charles Downs
Lucille G. Robinson
Ironton
Ohio
Robinson
West
D. W. Scott
Cuba
Northington
Oriental Park
Morgan Park Building and Loan Association
Pyramid Building and Loan Association
Morgan Park Association
J. D. Hill
Alex Jackson
T. P. Mapp
H. E. Walden
H. Rogers
W. H. Crockett, Sr
J. T.pannell
W. H. Crockett, Jr
R. F. Lewis
Lynch Birthday Banquet Honors Ex Congressman in Chicago
Ex Congressman John R. Lynch turned seventy five with a banquet by the Men’s Club of St Thomas Episcopal Church Chicago. About 100 club members and 60 guests attended with speeches by Eugene H Marshal W H A Moore and Father Simon. He urged youths to uphold high ideals and contribute to the race’s future. A new book by Lynch was announced for the holiday season.
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Chicago
Ill
Anna Northington
South State Street
Obeneezer Baptist Church
Provident Hospital
Ebeneezer Church
Chas. H. Clark
Mary J. Green
Ladies Sun Shine Club
Smith Circle
Royal Circle of Friends of the World
Women'’s
Mayflower Club
Progressive Council
Knights and Daughters of Honor
Haster Lilly Chub
Queen City Temple
Herbert Officers Council
Warden
Daughters of Elks
Springfield
Mme
Carter
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Mercert Officers Council No. 1
Magele T. Pryor
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Wabash Ave
A. A. Young
Calumet Avenue
Cora Franks
Lake Forest
O T. Bailey
the Realty Co
South State 1
Bucessi Ae
Bailey
Suiias Ona
John R. Lynch
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Tidrington
Eugene H. Marshall
H. A. Moore
Father Simon
St. Thomas Church
Lynch
Negro elected Justice of the Peace in St. Louis
Crittenden G. Clark, a Black Republican, won the Fourth District Justice of the Peace seat, succeeding Harry W. McChesney who failed to secure renomination. Clark becomes the first Black person elected to this post in St. Louis, according to politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden G. Clark
Harry W. McChesney
Clark
St. Louis
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James Johnson
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Emma Holmes
Commerce
Jamaica
Hurman
Kingston
Principiar
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Chicago Revi
Bishop Street
Mesdames Alma Lee
Anna Bull
Orange
N. J
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Philadelphia
Robert Brown
Congressman Lynch
J. Rudberg
Elm Street
United States
Poro College
ST. Louis, MO
Poro
Jenkins
Live Oak ST
Dallas, Texas
Dallas Express
Engleberg Market
Guarantet
B. Sampson
J and Tonic
Lowe Grow
Dall, Texas
Bryan
Main Street
King Band Instrument
Leedy
Ludwig
VEGA
J. Clegg
East India
India
Mall
D. Lyons
City
Okla
Madam C
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Agen
the Madaia
J. W
Iker Mfg. Co., Inc
Indianapolis, Ind
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