Dr Smith A Real Race Leader In Kansas City Drug Trade
Theodore Smith, a young African American pharmacist in Kansas City, built a growing chain of three drug stores, then merged to one large establishment at 18th Street and Tracy Avenue. The article praises his modernization, civic generosity, free clinic, and business vision, noting his early start at 08 East 12th and his influence in the local Black business community.
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Theodore Smith
Kansen City
Alladin
Dr. Smith
Ghia City
C. T. Shaffer
East Twelfth Street
12Th Street
Independence and
Campbell
18Th Street
Tracy Avenue
Smith
M. L. Filnn
Boston
The
Sun
East 12Th Street
United States
United State
North Carolina
Bradstreet
Theoore Smith
Tracy Ave
Kansas City
Missouri
Black bankers plan national charter to ally with metropolitan banks
Announcement says a group of Colored bankers and business leaders including L. E B Williams Harry H Pace E C Brown John E Nall J S S Jones Charles Banks and Emmett J Scott will form The Allied Bankers and Industrial Corporation in New York City. The group aims to launch a $1,000,000 enterprise by year’s opening and pursue closer ties with major banking interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
L. E B. Williams
Wage Earners Savings Bank
Savannah
Harry H. Pace
Standard Life Insurance Company
Pace & Handy
New York City
Hustling manager praised for selling cars from many makes
The Kansas City Journal lauds Homer Roberts of Roberts Automobile Co. at 18th and Paseo as a prominent Negro car salesman who has sold cars of every make represented in Kansas City over the past two years. The remark underscores that fair business will be noticed.
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Roberts Automobile Co
Kansas City
All delinquent Sun subscribers cut off after this issue
Delinquent subscribers to The Sun for 1920 will be cut off after this issue. Take due notice.
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The
Sun
White preacher in vice district nabbed in Savannah
Rev. C. B. Mc Daniels, a prominent Atlanta evangelist, was arrested in Savannah during police efforts to clean the vice district. Detained in a city jail cell he was fined 100 dollars after claiming he was led to a room by a hackman seeking a quiet place to rest.
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Savannah
Go. Des
C. B. McDaniels
Atlanta
Georgia
Hackman
Mec Daniell
McCrary acquitted in killing of J. J. Mattjay
William McCrary proprietor of a lunch room near 18th and Woodland was acquitted in Judge Latshaw's division of the criminal court for the shooting of probation officer and politician J. J. Mattjay. Defense by Charles H. Calloway with J. B. Gibbs. Calloway also secured conviction of the man who killed Rev. W. A. Campbell, though he received two years in the penitentiary. Contributions to McCrary’s defense fund invited at the Sun office or at his residence 1510 East 18th street for illness constraints.
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William McCrary
18Th
Woodland
J. J. Mattjay
Latshaw
Criminal Court
McCrary
Charles H. Calloway
J. B. Gibbs
Calloway
W. A. Campbell
Mr. McCrary
Office of the Sun
A. V. Monholland
City Artavenger
East 18Th Street
Tutt and Whitney bring Bam boula to Kansas City
Theatre goers will enjoy Tutt and Whitney presenting Bam boula at the Auditorium theatre the week beginning Sunday January establishing a popular company with likely full houses during their Kansas City run.
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Tutt and Whitney
East
Kansas City
Auditorium Theatre
Georgia Harvey to Perform at Second Baptist Church
No singer comes more highly recommended than Georgia Harvey. Hear her December 21 at Second Baptist Church. Admission 25 cents.
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Georgia Harvey
Second Baptist Church
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Jas. EK. Nugent
Lincoln High School
Mr. Nugent
Allied Bankers and Industrial Corporation
MR. Homer
Roberts
Herman L. Kinsler
Negro Chamber of Commerce
Independence
Kans
Rosedale
Argentine
Armourdale
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Kansas City Sun
East 16Th St
Kansas City, Missouri
Bamboula
Geo
W. K. Love
Geo. W. K. Love
Love's Theaters
Love Theater
Mr. Love
Jim Crowed
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