Monarchs Fight Armours In Omaha Doubleheader
The Monarchs split a Kansas City tour stop with the Armours in Omaha Neb on June 20 with a tight first game where Robertson shut out the Monarchs and a second game won 4 to 1 by Donaldson as Kansas Citys team shows resilience and a changing league landscape.
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Monarchs
Omaha
Armours
Donahiven
Wire Acres
Omaha Neb
Mondreds
Kans
Robertson
Omuliy
White
Secon
Maine
Donaldson
Piet Due
Mondrels of
Batterios Crawfoml
Modrigues
Devine Savand
Ilele
Moterchalous
Artmoite
Graves
Daring
Houdini Stars In Grim Game At Lincoln Theatre
Houdini the famed handcuff artist appears Sunday June 27 at the Lincoln Theatre in The Grim Game a high class thriller praised for its thrills and mystery. Reeves crafts a science flavored mystery with Houdini delivering daring escapes and dramatic stunts in a celebrated Paramount Artcraft feature.
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Houdini
Wil
Lincoln Theatre
Moving Pictures
Lincoln Theatre Management
Goldman
Famous Players Corporation
Paramount-Artcraft Pictures
Arthur B. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Community Church Week of Services Strengthens Fellowship
The William Alphin minister leading a week of evening and Sunday services reported strong fellowship among organizations. Attendance remained steady and no service overflowed, with every program deemed timely and essential. A. W. Dicots of Fort Worth preached two simple scripts and Mr. H. A. Long spoke on Good Citizenship, highlighting church community impact. The week concluded with a willing timetable of service and a strengthened church mission.
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Dave
A. W. Dicots
Fort Worth
Tex
Bia
H. A. Long
Ernest
Mr. Long
Long
Local real estate specials offer quick close on multiple homes
A catalog of homes on Park Street Montgomery, Holmes and Tracy avenues, Garfield and Charlotte streets, plus East 16th and Belleview. Prices range from 1200 to 6000 with cash terms as low as 200 and 350. Many are modern frame houses with 4 to 12 rooms, some on large lots, some income rated. Shown by appointment. hurry before month end.
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Park St
Montgall
Holmes St
Tracy Ave
Euclid
Kansas Ave
Tracy
East 16Th
Woodland
Omah
Michigan Ave
Garfield Ave
Charotte St
Belleview Ave
Booker T. Washington
Tragic Shooting Fatality At Vine Street Home
Oscar Moore aged two was shot dead in front of his home at 14 Vine Street on Wednesday night. Suspect William Alexander, said to reside in Kansas City Kansas, had not been arrested as pressure mounted. The shooting involved a Black neighborhood and left residents shaken.
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Jack Jolneon
Jettimex
Reno
Johnson
Johneons
Wally
Auditorium Theatre
Diamonds and Hearts
Jackson Jubilee Convert Co
Howe
Will
Horniece
Ethel Shores
Shores
Genevieve Allen
Blanche Conway
Bernelee
Lemial Pitapatrick
Tda
M. Burch
Ulyssee
Mernelee
Mable
Sis
George Walker
Bul
Laugister
Solon Ma'am
Bendhine
Shheres
Mra. Burch
Mr Surtate
Olice
Grant
Mr. Watler
Terrill Taylor
Verace Conway
Ahornes
Dave Blackstone
Helimdliel
Kava House
Fitehue
Cheatum
James Sprangles
Hie
New Eri Lodge
Brother Jacoba
Brotherhood and All Society
Brother H. IL. Kinsler
Brother Jacobs
Korena City
Oscar Moore
Vine Street
Wm. Alexander
Kansas City
Kansas
Dearfield the Prosperous Negro Town in Colorado
Dearfield in Weld County Colorado near the Platte River is described as the most prosperous Negro town of its age in the United States. Founded in 1916 the farming settlement covers about eight square miles with 800 residents and includes a general store hotel blacksmith shop cement block plant and a long distance telephone. Plans include a 3040 foot City Hall entertainment block a bank block and the Dearfield Brokerage and Loan company with 20000 capitalization and future First National Bank. Canning factory and creamery are being considered.
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Dearfield
Musters
VI. P
Colorado
Weld County
United States
Platte River
Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington Railroad
Square Brockman
Wathena
Kansas
Walter H. Pritchett
Henry Downey
City Hall
Henry Misher
Wyoming
J. D. Brown
Mississippi
First National Bank
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Chicago
Association Park
Kixampre
Monrachs
Negro National Baseball
Jack Johnson
Convention Hall
Crawford
Des Moines
Port Des Moines
J A. Crawford
Alberta Adams
Lith
Mere. Coody Johnson
Weewoka
Oki
Adama Wee
Panama
Prof. Jackson
Jubilee Quartet
Overton Hygienic CO
Ark
Paramount Artcraft
Christian Church
Twenty-fourth
Woodland Ave
William Alphin
Franklin
Jeff
Vine St
Benton
Bell Phone
Clifton
Lyric Hall
Bill Bridget
Roy Mason
Mere
Roscoe White
Chauffeurs Club
Chauffeurs Club Garage
Vine
Birdie L. Jackson
Joplin, Mo
City
Ida M. Birch
Hortense Whyte
Denver
Colo
Ft. Smith
Roberta Evans
Lala Madison
Rostoe White
Dancing Academy
Cigars
Brown
White Oxfords
Mary Jane
DUFFS
National Shoe Co
Main St
135Th St
N. Y
Berry & Ross, Incorporated
K. C. Monarchs
Bearfield
W. Miller
Kansas City, MO
Miller
Peo
Lee