Hampton Football Material Looks Promising
Hampton Virginia news notes a promising football material and a fighting team ahead of the 1922 season. The schedule includes Morgan College in Hampton on October 14 and a series of Virginia and Howard games, with the St Louis and Detroit football series also mentioned in the broader sports scene.
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Carpenter Siki fight not framed denial from Carpentier
Paris on Oct 19 Georges Carpentier denounces claims the bout with Siki was fixed saying he denies the accusation on his honor and that Siki broke any arrangement. Siki replies accusing a rival of starting the lie and calls for a full investigation stating he never faked a fight.
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Baseball past and plans loom for next season
The 1922 season is receding into history as promoters forecast lavish preparations for the future while clubs seek reasons for pennant losses. The era’s leagues included Dallas Black Giants, Memphis Red Sox, Tulsa, Mobile, St Paul, Baltimore, New York Yankees, and New York Giants across Negro and major leagues.
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Mobile
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Baltimore
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Wiley-Jarvis football opener sails past Jarvis Christian
Wiley University opened the fall season with a 44 to 6 win over Jarvis Christian College at leg field. Regulars out with dengue fever, Wiley used substitutes as new players McMillan Same Owens Braden contributed standout play. Next game is October 27 against New Orleans University in Wiley Park. Conference start looms November 4 at Texas College in Tyler followed by a big Armistice Day clash with Prairie View.
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Orangé
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New Orleans University
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Novemerth
Nacogdoches A B C Pitcher Frank DuPre to Leave Texas
Atlanta reports the A B C team star pitcher and 1923 contract plans as Frank DuPre faces a future in Beaumont Texas after a murder case and a public send off. Ross, A B C leading pitcher, had 26 wins and 10 losses this season and fans expect his return. The club scheduled a game against the Indians and a playoff-style send off before DuPre’s departure.
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Fulton
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Jeffries
All-Stars
Drowned man found in Savannah River and other regional notes
The body of Tillman Moore, a Colored man, was recovered Sunday after drowning in the Savannah River near East Broad Street. a white man was initially reported found. Texas prays self sufficiency as state and commonwealth with vast resources. Dr Doumier shows copper skin treatment and tanning trends in Paris. Ku Klux Klan in Missouri pushes Protestant election support after a 20 000 attendee gathering and calls for A Reed defeat.
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Methodist Church
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NEW York Age
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Letter Urges Lodge to Pass Dyer Bill in 1922 Note
In a letter to Senator Lodge, John Milholland appeals for swift passage of the Dyer Anti-Lynching bill, urging Republican unity and citing Colored voters as pivotal. The missive, dated September 21, 1922, emphasizes decency and justice and warns of political repercussions if the bill fails.
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Bishop W Sampson Brooks to Visit Dallas Africa Mission
Bishop W Sampson Brooks of Monrovia West Africa arrives in Dallas for a weekend program. He preaches at St James AMEB Temple Sunday morning, speaks on Liberia at a mass meeting, preaches at Bethel AMB Sunday night, and attends two senior events with city ministers and missionary societies.
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Florence and Iood Sts
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Ministers’ Union
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Africa
Bethel A. M. B
Leonard and
Cochran Streets
Brooks
White Rock
Missionary Societies
EB. Arlington Wilson
Macedonia Church
C. F. Carr
Dallas Colored High School
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City
Janie Jackson
Bethel Church
H. Strickland
Excelsior Mutual
A. H. Dyson
H. D. Winn
Masons
R. T. Hamilton
J. H. Rice
Dallas Express
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. H. Fidle
St. John Baptist Church
J. H. Smith
Bethel Curch
Card of Thanks for LeRoy Matthias 1922
The Mathias family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy during the long illness and death of LeRoy Matthias who died October 12 1922. They gratefully acknowledge floral offerings and express heartfelt thanks. Sympathetically yours Mr and Mrs L Mathias
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L, Mathias
Tragic iodine attack tied to quarrel at 5232 South State
Mrs. Sheriff allegedly attacked by her husband after a trivial quarrel witnessed by Mrs. Mary Jones at 5232 South State St. Police say the wife sustained burns from iodine and chest and abdominal injuries as a bed fire was quelled by Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Jones. Sheriff detained on murder and arson charges.
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Amanda Sheriff
South State St
Charles Sheriff
Sheriff
Sadie Fields
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Fiftieth Street
India to Become Dry Says Indian Advocate
In Victoria British Columbia on October 19 Dr J Nananjan Nyogi an Indian advocate traveling from Calcutta to the United States predicted that within a few years India with a native population of about 200 million will be dry. He stated that only a cent of the native population earns in India drink intoxicating beverages and noted his study of the eightenth tender and the Volstead act.
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America Degenerates Says Meredith Nicholson
Meredith Nicholson, novelist and essayist, argues America reached its spiritual peak during the Civil War. He says fifty years of materialism have eroded moral standards, with younger generations undermining marriage and virtue in a gray modern world.
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New York
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Mamie Smith Picture Free To admirers
Admirers of Mamie Smith will have a brief chance to obtain a free 8x10 photograph of the famed jazz singer. The St Louis Music Company, distributors of her records, offers this limited opportunity and requests letters for details to Box 666, St Louis, 0.
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Supreme Singers of Jazz
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St. Louis
Dallas Attorney and Dr Lytle Listed With Addresses
The notice lists Wells as attorney at 206 Pythian Temple Dallas with a 1962 address and office hours. It also notes Dr Lytle as a veterinary surgeon with an office at Peoples Undertaking Company and provides a residence on Willow street and a Pearl street address in Dallas.
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Law
Pythian Temple
Dallas
Texas
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