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Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1916

Page

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Charter reform and Union Station clash in Kansas City

J A Harzfeld argues for a simplified city charter reducing aldermen to ten heads of departments and shifting city government to a business model. He calls for recall and non partisan elections, resubmission of the Union Station plan, and probes into Civil Service violations and public funds use under Mayor Jost.

J. A. Harzfeld Union Station Civil Service Public Service Kansas School OF Oratory Jost Shannon J. W. S. Peters John Thatcher Civil Service Board Grace

Y M C A Reds and Blues hold spring drive for members

Despite threatening weather a full turnout discussed the annual Reds and Blues spring campaign April 27 to March 4. Council and speakers urged strong participation, noting a $1,501.50 fundraising total, and promising physical privileges worth $5 with new full memberships.

Blues Reds and Blues Hey J. C. C. Owens Omaha A. M. E. Church Jay Dallas Bowser H. C. Cook R. P. Jackson L. H. Roche Fellowship Frank B. Meyes The Blue Thos. A. Lothlen Reds

Democratic boss politics and Joe Shannon condemned by critics

A collection of Democratic testimony and editorials attack Joe Shannon as a corrupt political boss in Kansas City. Critics allege fear of a captured ticket, threat to democracy, and favoritism shown to Dr. W. J. Thompkine for backing the ticket. The piece cites past actions including hospital control and signatures by Fulbright and Pendleton.

Hen E. Todd Shannon Court House Scarr Joe Shannon Shannoniam Joseph Folk

Quarterly meeting at Paseo M E Church

Cc M E Church invites public to a quarterly gathering at 1815 Paseo next Sunday April 2. Rev F D Wells of Bethel A M E F church will preach the Sacramental section at p m. Great time expected. Come early and get a good seat. J R McCLAIN, Pastor.

Paseo, M. E. Church Paseo F. Db. Wells Bethel A. M. EF

Negro Hospital Promoted By City Democrats In KC Poster

A poster claims the Negro Hospital is the first real benefit for Kansas City blacks, showing the facility with nurses and staff. It alleges Democratic party leadership and Mayor support, tracing origins to an 1910 meeting led by Dr W W Thompkins and others that secured $15,000 funding to establish the institution.

Kansas City Democratic Party Marius A. Brown McWilliam C Hueston Watkin Bros. and Hueston Lydia Avenue W.W. J. Thompkins T. C. Unthank Wm. Hueston Brown

Recount Claim Denied by C H Pendleton

Pendleton repudiates a circular urging colored voters to support the current administration, stating the signing of his name occurred without knowledge or consent. He condemns the action and distances himself from the appeal. The note highlights tensions in political mobilization among voters.

Kanmis City Henry L. Jost Geo. H. Edwards Richard Fulbright C. H. Pendleton

Colored officers in the regular army

In the regular army there are three line officers and four regimental chaplains. Line officers include Major Charles Young and First Lieutenant Benjamin Davis of the Ninth Cavalry and First Lieutenant Chas. Green of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. Regimental chaplains are Captain George W. Priolean, Ninth Cavalry. First Lieutenant W. W. Gladden, Twenty-fourth Infantry. First Lieutenant O. J. W. Scott, Twenty-fifth Infantry. and First Lieutenant Louis A. Carter, Tenth Cavalry. Also on the retired list are Major W. T. Anderson, Major John R. Lynch, and Captain G. T. Stewart.

Charles Young Benjamin ©. Davis Ninth Cavalry Chas. Green Twenty-fifth Infantry George W. Priolean W. W. Gladden Twenty-fourth Infantry O. J. W. Scott Louis A. Carter Tenth Cavalry W.T. Anderson John R. Lynch G. T. Stewart Anderson Stewart Young Weat Point Hat Davis Green

Edwards Fights Jim Crow In Kansas City Mayoral Bid

A political meeting features a speaker recalling Geo H Edwards opposing Jim Crow laws in Kansas City during Crittenden’s era. Edwards, then an alderman, fought the bill to defend Black dignity. He has over twenty five years in business with Black employees in skilled roles and argues his mayoralty would bring unprecedented governance for Colored citizens on April fourth.

Geo. H. Edwards Kansas City Crittenden Edwards Kanaay City

Waiters Mass Meeting Set at St James Church

A mass meeting will be held at St James church 1805 Woodland avenue on Sunday April 2 at 3 30 p m. All are invited with emphasis on ladies. Speeches by Geo H Edwards candidate for mayor W C Houston C H Calloway and Nelson C Crews.

St. James Church Woodland Avenue Geo. H. Edwards W. C. Houston C. H. Calloway Nelson C. Crews

Final initiation of John Lange lodge on April 7

The final initiation of the John Lange lodge U D A F and A M will take place Saturday April 7 at 6 p.m. All candidates must be ready at that time. All Masons invited. R FULLBRIGHT.

John Lange Lodge A. M R. Fullbright

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ABC J. A. Harzfell Dillon Evans Supreme Court Board of Public Works Shannon's Public Utilities K. Hae Utilities Commission J. W. 8. Peters J. Haff A. C. Stowell William Bucholtz J.J. Rieger John Tillhoff George Hale Tlan Common Council Irving Hawkins James H. Knox A. H W. Hamilton J. l Crisp T. F. McKinstrey James EK. Williams F. M. Christian Edward Grant J. P. King J. S. Ford H. J. ‘Spigener J. C.’Branche F. K. Doug Iast O. E. Walker Wm. Aikensa Rev J. M. Green W. P. Mims T. W. H. Williams C. B. Buster 3. V. Mellamy Horace Conway S& T. Glass A. T. Moore T. A. Ross J. L. Steele A. C. White P. C. James G. A. Page J. Frank McDonald T. A. Fletcher J. M. Rooker Q. J. Gilmore Undertaker A. J. Starnes Kas J. L. Stoele Pullman Employe Moh AL Laoag A. Baskett J. A. Hodge W. H. Houston R. FP. Jackson S. W. Bacote E. Allen D. B. Brown W. H. Bruce J. L. Crisp J. E. Evans J. H. Knox W. FP. Mimms T. B. Morehead L. W. Roy Rey W. H. Thomas J. W. Walker C. B. Miller MR John Lucas Major N. Clark Smith Madame Ida Lyons 8Th and Nebraska Ave Kansas City, Kansas Allen Chapel J. W. Hurse St. Stephen's Baptist Church R. G. Jackson White-Wood White Woods Drug Store Vine Sts Kansas City, Mo the Lincoln High School Lincoln High School F. J. Work Carrie E, Brydie John H. Atwood Henry R. J. Ingraham E. E. Yates Darius A. Brown W. J. Thompkine Cc. M. E. Church J. Ro McClaln Colored Voters Regular Army Negro
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