Dreamland Hall Royal Circle initiates 152 new members
At Dreamland Hall on Tuesday night November 40 the Royal Circle inducted 152 of a 246 candidate class in a grandlocal Fraternal Order event. Notables present included L A Knox and Mrs Evelyn Baldwin, with speeches by A L Richmond and visitors from Arkansas Texas and Tennessee. A luncheon followed and a bereaved member Mrs Henrietta Arnold was to have joined but died suddenly before the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland Hall
Cottage and Vine
Mysteries of the Order
L. A. Knox
O. BD. Prices
W. G. Mosely
Evelyn Baldwin
Frankie Johnson
TH. A. Laden
Pearl Dabney
A. Ij Richmond
Patterson
Arkansas
Moore
Texas
Baker
Tennessee
Laval
Royal Circle
Richmond
Paseo
Omer
Ida M. Vaughn
Henrietta Arnold
Lydia Errest
Arnold
Vaughn
A. L. Richmond
Bell Grand
Detroit meeting notes shape next Negro leagues season
Blunt of Detroit and a committee escorted the Michigan Magnet to the meeting. Tenny slept in a taxi and said he feared going to bed. The session adjourned with Detroit hosting next year for Blunt. Major league changes include Dayton Maroon becoming the Columbus Buckeyes and the Cuban Stars moving to Cincinnati. Eastern reps Bacharach Giants and Hilldale, with Cleveland and Pittsburgh as associate members this year. Andrew Foster reelected president. The league plans a regular schedule and expects strong attendance, parks in Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia secured, and construction underway for new grounds in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Several player trades occurred, including Lyons to the Giants. many notes from the convention highlight interest and future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Andrew Rube Foater
C. J. Taylor
Kansas City Monarchs
J. L. Wilkinson
American Gianta
Andrew Rube Foster
Detroit Stars
Tenny Blunt
Indianapolis A. B. C. Va
C. Taylor
St. Louis Giants
Chariie Mills
Dayton Marcos
John Mathias
Chicago Giants
Joe Green
Bacharach Giants
Atlantic City
John W. Connors
New York
Ira Lewis
Pittsburg Courrier
Dave Wyatt
Chicago Whip
Frank Young
Chicago Defender
A. D. Williams
Sport World
W. Knox
The
Freeman
Jackson
Ledger
Q. J. Gilmore
Kansas City Sun
C. L Taylor
A.D. Williams
J. W. Connors
New York City
Edward Bolden
Philadelphia
Cuba
Charleston
Day, and Clark
B. C's
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Cuban Stars
Hilldaies
Cleveland
Pittsburg
National League
Brooklyn
N. C
Columbus
Ohio
Nell Park
Columbus American Association
Charles Mills
Homer Phillips
St. Louis
Jimmy Lyons
American Glanta
Howard M. Smith
Kansas City
Ig Ge
Gilmore
St. Clair
Wyatt
John
C.J. Taylor
Indianapolis Elks
Connors
Bolden
Columbue
Harry
Wolf) St. Clair
Rodriguez
Ray
Donaldson
Crawford
Currie
Forman
Smith
Carr
Mendes
Moore
Portuande
McNair
Rogan
Harper
Arum
Woods
Hawking
Monarchs
California
Portuando
Wilkinson
Riggins
Jack Marshall
American Giants
Jimmy Lyona
Hilldales
Symbol of the Unconquered shown at Love's Theatre No 2
Oscar Micheaux produced feature Symbol of the Unconquered debuts in Kansas City at Love's Theatre No 2. The film, directed by a Black crew and cut of Jim Crow elements, highlights Negro life with all-Negro cast and credits. It opens Sunday December 12 for seven days, promoted as a high standard Negro production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Micheaux
Love's Theatre No. 2
12Th Street
Woodland Avenue
George W. K. Love
Love Bros. Amusement Co
Love's Theatres
Ft. Lea
N. J
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Open Letter From the Homestead Development Association
A statement dated December 10 1920 from the Homestead Development Association in Kansas City Kansas outlining concerns and goals for community improvements. The letter addresses local residents and urges coordinated efforts to promote housing development and civic projects in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Homestead Development Association
Kansas City
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Circle of Friends of the World
A. L. Richmani
National Association OF Colored Baseball Clubs
Defender
Detroit
Dr. Taylor
Charlie Mills
Col. Knox
Dr. Ward
Atty Ranson
J. Walker Company
DeFrantz
Hoya
Associated Press
Rube Foster
Hot Springs
Ark
Palm Beach
Fla
Alexander
McClain
Lance Britton
Wilson
Brahanan
Holman
Cunningham
Watson
Winfield
Eggleston
Jim Taylor
Murray
DeWitt
Brady
Kansas City Monarches
Rodrigues
Mothel
Curry
Foreman
George Carr
Mender
Moore Portmando
Whip Harper
Arumi
Hawk
McAdoo
Thompson
Brooks
Wallace
Holts
Danage
Stewart
Dudley
Blackwell
Pinner
Wayne Carr
Kennard
Bennett
Oldham
Scott
Jelly
Dixon
James Brown
David
Brown
Grant
DeMons
Bobby Williams
Marlarcher
Gong
Torrentti
Gardner
Reese
Marstall
Tom Johnson
Wickware
Tom Will James
Orville Higgins
J. Williams
South Car
W. Force
O'Neil
Orlando
Fin
Bacharach Gianta
Redding
String
Bean Williams
Treadwell
Shively
Rojo
Yank
Sandy
Marcelus
Barber
Mike Brown
Pugh
Means
Ryan
Wm. Pierce
B. H. Taylor
Day
Clarke
Jefferson
Washington
Hudspeth
Mackey
Rite
Dismukes L
Johnson
Jeffries Blackman
Drexel Avenue
Romola Parfumerie the
Chowdhury—Perfumer
Madame L. Malone
MERIT
East 24Th Street
OLD Bird Store
Mrs. Salzberg
East 12Th Street
15Th & Grand Ave
King OF
Darberg's Music Store
Aha & Oak
Love's Theater No. 2
Community Service Urban League
Clifton
Candy Kitchen
Benton
Omesser
Gcalp
Shim
We Graw
T. Wekissick & Co
Geena
Eate’s Department Store
Indep. Ave
Kansas City, Mo
Rosenburg
Walnut Street
Hurst Loan Office
18Th and
Vine Streets
North Sth Street
Benzie County
Michigan
National Congress
Cherry Grove
Homestead
Benzle County
Chicago
St. Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Bell Phone Fairfax
V. G. Ward
R. A. Adams
Pioneer Auto Livery CO
Bell Phone
Chas, J. Adams
Jesse W. Bell
Luther Dade
Clyde Fulcher
Bill Page
Buddy Watson
Stores Union
Bell Tailoring Company
West Ninth Street
J. A. Wilson
8Th Street
Wyoming Street
Paseo Day Goods Co
Paseo and
18Th Street
Harrison
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