Negro and Politics in the Colored Vote in 1912 Era
A discussion on the presidential campaign’s impact on African Americans, urging unity within the race to push for constitutional rights, challenging a southern policy, and urging the Republican Party to recognize Black citizens as full components of the nation. Includes notes on local editors and community notices.
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United States
South
North
Republican Unity
Nson
Republican Party
Political Parties and Equal Justice for Colored Americans
The piece contends that racial prejudice worsened by World War I loyalty, urging Republicans to add a Chicago plank for equal justice. It argues four parties will face voters: Republican, Democratic, Labor, and Socialist, judging each by their stance on Black rights and labor inclusion.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Chicago
Labor Party
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Wilsons Missiles Ty One Fr Wilson
The piece argues truth endures once foundations are built on merit and virtue. It compares fame to a flood warning, saying true glory comes from wisdom, prudence, and effort, while vanity and excess corrode character and public esteem.
Evangelist Mary E Tivis Sent to Claremore for Care
Mrs Mary E Tivis evangelist long ill has gone to Claremore Oklahoma. Friends she made there during a revival sent her a parcel to come on that they may nurse her back to health.
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Mary E. Tivis
Claremore
Ohlo
American Woodmen Meeting Announcement
Members are urged to attend the Tuesday night gathering on February 3 at 7 30. Bring one new member to be written up that night as the dispensation closes and hear the January report. The camp promises one of its best proposed histories.
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Fon
Areice Hornon
LeRoy M. Bundy
Bundy
Bond
Hueston
Gary
Ligmond
the Sun
Heston
David Glueck Realty Co
Indiana
United States
Steel Concern
America
David Glieck Nealty Co
Cltr
Kansas City
BL Wathing
Moore
Felix H. Payne
C Yi Callaway
W. OC. Threston
Chicago
David Glueqk Realty Co
Mississopi River
Hueston & Calloway
12Th Street
Central West
Woodmen
Woodmen Bey
Y W C A Notes and church service recap
Community notes show Girl Reserve activities at Douglass and Booker T. Washington schools and a quilt project by Girl Reserves Wendell. Remodeling continues at the center. A large opening service at Ward Chapel with Rev Beard and others frames next week’s 10 45 am service at 47th and Charlotte led by Rev A B Warris.
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Ward Chapel
12Th
Woodland
Beard Deli
Christ
Jesus
Aughn. Mean
Western University
Shaw
St. James Alm
Boston
EB. Timery
Dimery Chapel
Mev. Harris
God
Harris
Dr. Horsey
Charlotte
A. B. Warris
Why Would Not Marry Morality Play At Love's Theatre
Divorce records note many husbands forcing wives into immorality for profit. The William Fox morality production Why Would Not Marry is coming to Love's Theatre on February 1.
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William Fox
Love's Theatre
First Girl and Friends Discuss Faith Hope and Charity
A dialogue fragment shows three girls discussing money and reliance on faith charity and hope. One notes Jack lacks funds yet suggests belief will sustain them while another highlights hope and charity as part of their plan.
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Jack
Hope
Charity
City and Country Reflections on Dwelling
A philosophical contrast notes that the city is a crowded plate where people must live while the country offers a place where people may move, highlighting urban obligation versus rural freedom. The piece juxtaposes forced habitation with optional residence.
Philadelphia Parks System Size Reported
Philadelphia maintains a park system spanning 4404 acres. The figure reflects the city’s ongoing efforts to expand and manage green spaces for community recreation and urban planning.
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Philadelphia
Persecution and Robbery of Kansas City Black Teachers Parents
The text accuses Kansas City Black teachers and pupils of persecution and robbery. It alleges coercion of students into concerts dances and leg shows at taxpayers expense, with threats of dismissal for opposing leaders. It calls voters to demand a change in school leadership and names THEO SMITH of 1808 BB 18th St as a signer.
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Eulitdr
Almont
Ory
Kansan
Kansas City
Theo
Smith
Appreciation for Doctor's Skill and Service
A patient writes on behalf of Dr Bruce praising the skill and efficient care received during illness. They describe choosing Dr Bruce Fruce Tf for a free neural operation after a specialist's caution, noting proven efficiency from cited cases and requesting continued address to Dr Brine and Mrs Porter Carmack.
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Neal
Fruce Tf
Mach Lick
Brine
Porter Carmack
Why I Would Not Marry at Love's Theatre
A morality production by Wil Hara Fox challenges traditional gender roles questioning if a woman's place is in the home. The show titled Why I Would Not Marry debuts at Love's Theatre with a practical demonstration of these issues.
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Wil- Hara Fox
Love's Theatre
Census insights on colored housing and payments
The text discusses Census awareness among workers and suggests colored people should respect government agents. It notes white and colored households paying different rents and living costs, with whites paying more. It observes colored tenants resisting advertising or subscription price hikes, while facing overall expenses rise.
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Uncle Sam
Kitiwas City
United States
Venhus
Métgs
Eredic
Raguinel
Negra
Star
Why I Would Not Marry at Love's Theatre Pebruary 1
A National ad promotes the William Fox morality production Why I Would Not Marry at Love's Theatre on February 1. It argues that men are chiefly to blame for divorces and invites readers to see the problem dramatized to save money.
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United States
William Fox
Coming To Love's Theatre
Pebruary
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