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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1919

Page

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Dr Bundy draws vast Kansas City audiences in trial week

Dr Leroy M Bundy of St Louis spoke at Allen Chapel and multiple churches in Kansas City Kansas City and Allen gatherings, urging fair judgment as he faces trial for alleged participation in a Bant Street riot. He drew large crowds, received substantial offerings, and inspired prayers for acquittal from community leaders and congregations.

Leroy M. Bundy St. Louis Bant St. Louis Kansas City Bundy Kansas A. Holmes J. P. King St. James A. M Zion Church Dr. Shaw Dundy Great Second Baptist Church C. H. Calloway Dergrts Mother Baptist Church Founous St Stephen’s Baptist Church J. W. Hurse W. C. Hueston Dr. Horse D. M. Miller Dr. Bundy St. Stephens Thia City Historic Allen Thomas Karntag City H. Calloway

The K C Sun Weekly Read by Chas FP Wilson

Chas Wilson in Jefferson City Missouri urges readers to subscribe to The K C Sun Weekly. The column praises the paper’s bright uplifting news and steady staff, inviting readers to send copies and subscribe by the score.

Ty Chas Wilson Jefferson City, Mo Sun

Quarterly meeting at Allen Chapel on March 16

Dr. F. Jesse Peck will preach the Communion Sermon at 3 p.m. The choir under Professor Jackson will be assisted by singers from Western University. The minister will preach at the morning and evening services. You are invited.

F. Jesse Peck Jackson Western University

Colored Children's Improvement Association Annual Meeting

The Colored Children's Improvement Association announces its annual business meeting at the Y M C A with reports on the past year's work and elections for officers and directors. Attendees urged to join Sunday community meetings at Lincoln High School and push for parental homes and a McCune Farm for at risk youth.

Lincoln High School Y. M

Colored people barred 92d from entering city entertainments

The report states that the 92d regiment was not permitted to come to the city and be entertained by the Colored residents of this section, reflecting racial segregation in public gatherings.

92D

John T Jenifer Dies Prominent Black Educator and Church Leader

John T Jenifer of 343 Vernon Avenue Chicago Illinois died last Thursday evening after a brief illness. A leading Negro educator and church figure, he built Quinn Chapel Church at 24th and Wabash and led numerous nationwide projects for the benefit of Black people.

John T Jenifer Vernon Avenue Chicago Dr. Jenifer United States Quinn Chapel 24Th and Wabash Avenue

The White Folk's Negro a Threat to His Race

A Kansas City editorial decries a small faction of Black people who align with white interests. It condemns their cowardice and treachery, calling for public ostracism of those who oppose the movement for Negro rights and justice.

Kansas City

Minnesota bill to form Colored infantry battalion passes house

The Minnesota National Guard bill to organize and equip an extra infantry battalion for Colored men passed the house 72 to 49 and goes to the senate where passage looks strong. Labor leaders and Socialists oppose. newspapers and business men back the measure.

St. Paul, Minn Minnesota National Guard House Senan

Bill for equal rights on interstate transport urged

The Sun notes receipt from Mr. Virgil 4. Franklin of copies of House Bill 15338, introduced by Mr. Madden of Ilinds, to prohibit discrimination on Interstate transportation and provide equal rights and accommodations. Every Negro in the United States should urge passage at the next Congress session and support the National Negro Constitutional Conservation League.

the Sun Virgil Franklin Madden Ilinds United States National Negro Constitutional Conservation League

Mrs Jack Withers Convalesces After Operation

Mrs Jack Withers of 1819 East 17th Street is convalescing following an operation.

Jack Withers East 17Th Street

Assault in Detroit church aisle sparks legal clash

Rev Robert W Bagnall faces assault allegations as Cornelius White is arraigned for striking him with a blackjack in St Matthew's Episcopal Church Detroit. White previously faced a $10 000 suit for alleged affections. earlier Bishop Williams dismissed related charges. The episode follows a row over church conduct and social life of parish members.

Dinga White Robert W. Bagnall Charlies 1 Willams Mir. Faignall Mir John White Bagnall Detroit Mich Capias Bishop Williams Cheveland Gapette

The Spotless Kitchen Establishments Aimed At Palatable Food

The Spotless Kitchen at 8 West Thirteenth Street and annex at 1308 Baltimore Avenue, run by Mr. Martin Young, seeks to make food a ready luxury and a necessity by serving highly palatable fare so customers would return.

Lena Spotlean West Thirteenth Street Baltimore Avenue Martin Young

Liberty Bond Stockholders' Association aims to build new office block

A campaign is under way to form the Liberty Bond Stockholders' Association to erect a five story office building for Colored business and professionals in this city. The project includes a theatre, entertainment hall, store rooms, fraternal halls, and upper floors for offices. The Sun pledges $1,100 in stock and leaders Hon. W. C. Hueston Dr. H. M. Smith and Dr. J. F. Shannon back the effort.

Liberty Bond Stockholders’ Association Sun W. (. Hueston H. M. Smith J. FF. Shannon

Wilsons Visit Katz for Mother's Passing

Mr and Mrs B F Wilson traveled to Katz Kentucky Saturday night to be with his mother at her bedside and she died shortly after their arrival.

B. F. Wilson Katz. Ky

Mysterious event travels coast to coast arriving April 4

A curious phenomenon surfaced in Ohio then moved through South Carolina and St. Louis before reaching New York New York, Virginia, and now heads toward its latest destination. Officials promise more details next week as the date April 4 draws near.

St. Louis New York Virginia

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Love’s Theatre Kansas Citys Allen Chapel National Association Crews Messrs W. C Hueston William H. Thomas Rock of Gibraltar Charles H. Calloway Colored Children’s Improvement Association McCune H.R. Farnum Myrtle F. Cook Nuathon Varios Cams John T. Jenifer Rev. Bagnall St. Mathews Episcopal Church Detroi Bing Witla Hinga Mr. White The Eilora Thomas Ohio South Carolina
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