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Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1922

Page

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Alleged $11 000 Shortage in Kansas U S F Funds

Kansas City Oct 19 examination by insurance department found an apparent shortage of about 21 000 in the United Brothers of Friendship and the Sisters of the Mysterious Ten treasury. Bonding company may cover losses. officials seek full accounting and orderly records.

Kansas City Kans Department Williams Massachusetts Bonding and Surety Company Sam Brown and Mann G. Williams United Brothers of Friendship Duke Diggs J. H. Williams Department of Insurance Robert B Daly Brothers of Friendship Sisters of the Ten Board of Management Smith St Secies G. W Prom Brown Federa Ith Michigan Order Grand Lodge United States

Hopes in Full Elections at Richmond Convention

About 600 delegates attended a Richmond Virginia convention where the "Coal Blacks" backed Negro political emancipation. Delegates nominated Matt. N. Lewis for U S Senator and J J Jones, W W Foreman, and C G Gill for Congress. The event signals a new era in Negro politics and calls for broader public and pulpit support.

Richmond X ‘Republica Cay U. S. Senate Matt. N. Lewis Newport. News United States J. J. Jones Congress Gill Pollard Washington, D. C Lewis John B. Langston J. H. Pollard

Howard Opens With 400 New Howard Freshmen Voters

Howard University begins its 1922 23 academic year with an entering class near 400, marking the largest in its history as a Colored school. Dr J Stanley Burkee urges morals and science while addressing students and faculty.

A. N, PD Washington, D. C Howard University Ouny Howard Universties Association of Colleges and Mpspereury Boscom Middle States J. Stanley Burkee Chapel Durkee America Lucy D. Slowe Miss Slowe Howar'’ University Board of Trustee School of Medicine Dental College Dental Infirmary General Education Board

Illiterate Prisoner Becomes Authority on Literature

Roy White, an inmate at Ohio Penitentiary serving a life term, has become a notable teacher and lecturer. Prison officials urged clemency for his early release, calling his transformation “a miracle” and among the most remarkable changes they have seen.

Columbus Ohio Roy White Yarryll. Davis Nis

Colored man runs dining car service on two railroads

St Louis dispatch reports Grant H. Williams of St. Leora, a Black railway official, operates the dining car service as superintendent on the Edge Loula and Western between Toledo and St. Louis and on the Arbor Railroad between Toledo and Frankford Michigan.

ST. Louis United States Grant H. Williama St. Leora Williams Toledo Run Arbor Frankford Mich

Interesting Facts About Bishop Brooks of West Africa Battles

An extended historical narrative details the struggle for independence and colonial conflicts in southern Africa. It discusses native resistance against British control, key wars including the Kafir wars, and the impact of British policy on land, governance, and settler dynamics.

W. Sampson Brooks West Africa Smith Cape Colony Cate Orange Free State Birkenhead Simon Ument Africa Ware Dineacs Cape Cathcart Harry Smith Amatola Prisomera Gripor Ae Wisarde Messare South Africa Moses Gove Fearal Canada Australia Lordy Cay London Grey Nipp

New Bank Plans Negro Directors On Harlem Board

The Globe National Bank in New York plans a mixed white and Negro board to advance economic direction for the Negro population. H M Black, a board member, cites 200000 Negro residents in the city with property valued at 200 million and deposits around 30 million in local banks. The bank will open at Seventh Avenue and 145th Street with elections for Negro directors after opening. The aim is to educate minority bankers and offer savings, discounts, investments, and trust services while promoting thrift in Harlem.

New York Globe National Bank United States H .M. Black Seventh Avenue 145Th Street Banka Black

Noted Metallurgist Retires After 32 Years in Public Service

A Baltimore born metallurgist, Dr Balti more, long a member of the Franklin Society and Royal Society circles, retires at 70 after 32 years in city public schools under the Federal retirement act. His career began with a primitive steam engine model in the US tent office and included serving as assistant cancer officer on the trial board of the battleship Texas.

Washington, D. C Eraving Elty Baltimore Elie Behads Franklin Society of Philadelphia Royal Society For the Encouragement of Art, Manufactures and Commerce of London United Oe Anthony Bowen United States Kevy Department Texas

Escaped Circus Elephant Captured After Terrorizing Wilmington

The elephant that escaped from a circus train and roamed Wilmington for 36 hours was captured last night after getting bogged in Greenfield Lake. She trampled two small houses owned by Black residents before sinking in the bog, ending the danger.

Wilmington N. C Dampagin Greenfield Lake

Dr Moton Speaks At Ships Concert

Dr Robert R Moton principal of Tuskegee Institute and president of the National Negro Business League sent a wireless message from the steamship Paris to York City. He appealed for French seamen at a Sunday ship concert on October 8. Myron T Herrick hosted the program. Moton planned further appeals in Glasgow England and France.

A. N. PB Tuskegee Institute Ala York City Parl Robert R. Morton Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute National Negro Business League France Paris Amerl Co Ke Myron T. Herrick Maton Herrie Washington, D. Cy

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