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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1920

Page

1

Political Call to Negro Voters Sparks City Campaign

Chas A Astwood frames a high tension race between good government Republicans and Democratic machine politics urging Negro voters to back the GOP in the April 6 election. senior girls of Lincoln High mark their fourth annual dinner on March 25 with strong turnout and elaborate service.

Chas. A. Astwood Grand Old Party Democracy Republican Party Lincoln High Lincoln High School

Civic push to unite races in Kansas City politics

A call urges Kansas City whites and Black residents to support the Republican ticket to oppose a corrupt political machine, arguing loyalty and Americanism cross racial lines. The piece links voting to rights, cites figures like Tillman and Vardaman, and warns Democrats deny Black franchise, urging fair participation in state governance.

Kansas City Mason & Dixon Missouri Tillman, Vardaman, Williams

Taiden D. Carter Visits Chicago Briefly

Mr. Taiden D. Carter of 1410 Woodland, Past Eminent Grand Commander of the Knights Templar of Missouri, has traveled to Chicago for a short visit.

Taiden D. Carter Woodland The Knights Templar of Missouri Chicago

Political appeal argues Republican path for Black voters in Kansas City

A Kansas City open letter claims Democrats have exploited Black voters for decades and urges support for Republican candidates Foster and Kane. It asserts Republicans historically protected Black interests, condemns Democrats as corrupt, and calls for Black residents to unite with residence wards to defeat the Democrats and achieve social progress. The piece asserts Foster is a fresh, unpoliticized candidate while Cowgill is self-serving, urging voters to back Kane and Foster for fair treatment and cleaner city streets.

Kansas City Foster North End Republican Party Cowgill Enih Republican Republican Organization J. Pearce Kane Matthew A. Foster

A Man's Duty. Lincoln Players Present At Lincoln Theatre

A Man's Duty a new Lincoln Players production stars Clarence Brooks. The show portrays a falsely accused hero who, aided by a stranger, proves his innocence as a strong educated Black cast delivers a powerful tale of loyalty and struggle.

Lincoln Theatre Lincoln Clarence Brooks Mr. Brooks Colored Stara

A Woman's Bank Organizes in Clarksville Tenn

The Colored women of Clarksville Tennessee have organized a bank with a capital of 15000. All bank positions from president to porter are held by women. Miss Lucy C Harris, a Kansas City Sun stenographer, will visit parents in Cherokee Kansas at Easter. Nellie Harris of South Bend Indiana, visiting in Cherokee, will return in a few days.

Clarksville Tenn Lucy C. Harris Kansas City Sun Cherokee Kas Mia Nellie Harris South Bend Ind Miss Harris

District Conference closes after four days at Zion Church

The District Conference and Sunday School Convention at St. Peter's AME Zion Church on 19th and Askew, led by Rev. L Beard, concluded Friday night after a four days’ session that was financially and spiritually successful. Numerous able speakers delivered addresses papers and sermons.

St. Peter's A. M. FE Zion Church L. Beard

Roberts Automobile Company Sees Big Weekly Sales Rise

The Roberts Automobile Brokers boast continued strong sales with each customer reporting satisfaction. Recent transactions include Dr J Ottaway Henley taking a Buick Coupe for internship period and Rev J B St Felix purchasing a Hupmobile as part of a citywide sales drive led by prominent Republican organizer Chouteau.

Roberts Automobile J. Ottaway Henley Old City Hospital Iames Roberts Automobile Brokers Nathaniel Shumaker 525 Field Signal Battalion Homer Roberts Chalmers

Card of Thanks for Neilie Palmer

The Palmer family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of their daughter and sister Neilie. Father H. B. Palmer is improving and grateful for the support. Special Easter services and music are noted at all churches Sunday.

Néilie H. B. Palmer

Knights Templar Easter Services at St Stephen’s

The Knights Templars of this city will hold Easter Services Sunday at 5:00 PM at St Stephen’s Church. The sermon will be preached by Rev J W Hurse DD. St Stephen’s is expected to be crowded to hear his eloquent message delivered by this Sir Knight and minister of the Gospel.

Knights Templars St. Stephen's Happies Church J. W. Hurse St. Stephens Sir Knight

Surprise theatrical to appear soon in Hello 1919

A big surprise in theatricals will appear here soon in Hello 1919 an exact counterpart of the Follies of 1919. In Chicago and New York this production was proclaimed as showing success. The Sun seeks two intelligent collectors one for the Kansas side and one in this city with good salary and commission.

Chicago New York Ida Porter Iowa City The Sun Butill Kansas

Higher Duty in Kansas City Election Fraud Probe

In the Kansas City race for the 4th congressional seat, attorney Proctor urged voters to back a do clean up on ballot irregularities. He cited wholesale fraud evidence and urged Republicans to lead a city wide purge, arguing honest government is the true duty of citizens. The piece casts the Democratic party as tainted and calls for mayoral reform through a Republican slate.

Albert L. Reaves William T. Eland Congress Kansas City Reeves Proctor Congressional Elections Committees Kansas Congressional Republican City Democracy

Town Hails Elwellon Day In Sound Campaign

A tongue in cheek pledge spreads through the town promising to turn the bosses inside out on Elwellon Day. Citizens vow to clean out the old gang and end repining with a communal pledge to cut out the bad influence.

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E. C, Bunch Eighth Ward Sarah P. Goss Messrs W. C. Hueston C. H. Calloway Jefferson Howard M. Smith T. ©. Unthank J. E. Dibble William J. Thompkins D. M. Miller J. F. Shannon M. H. Lambright J. Silas Harris W. G. Moseley J. J. Allen Nelson C. Crews Tuskegee Labor Temple Wheatley-Provident Hospital Auxiliary Effie Watkins Clara E. Miller Lincoln Players A Woman's Bank Chouteau Colonel Foater Nelson Crews W. E. Griffin Edwards Biller Knights Templar Russel W. Elmore Mary E. Elmore Brother Elmore Elmore Lela Elmore Zephyr Allen Michigan Avenue Theo. Smith Tracy
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