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Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1917

Page

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Chairman Cook Must Go in Y M C A Fallout

The Sun reports a heated dispute over Paseo Branch Y M C A leadership. General Secretary C. S. Bishop cites by law failures in annual committee appointments, meeting notices, and governance, urging Secretary DeFrantz’s dismissal and stressing Board authority amid factional tension among Negro community leaders.

H. C. Cook Paseo Branch General Department Robert DB. Delantz Bishop Metropolitan Board DeFrantz H. O. Cook Board of Management The Sun C. S. Bishop Paseo Department Edw. B. Ramsey Committee of Management Young Men's Christian Association Paseo DeFrants Cook Mr. Bishop Board of Directors 10Th & Charlotte Street Bishop Grant Bdw Ross Austin Young James H W. Crews J. E. Perry H. J Spigener Mr. DeFrantz Bishop of Berta Aetropolitan Board Harris

Dr L L Shelton to Be Absent From City for Three Weeks

Dr L L Shelton of 2432 Vine Street will be away about three weeks visiting his parents due to his father's ill health, informing friends and patrons of the pause in his practice.

L. L. Shelton Vine Street

Gamblers and Drafts Stir Red Hot Debate Across Nation

A Providence of opinion piece rails at selective conscription and racial marking in draft cards. It contrasts gamblers with integrity in law and questions race based classifications. A Columbus police report recounts Mrs. Castle confessing to killing nine children born to her husband with Negro blood, angering readers over racial injustice.

Wisconsin Blade United States Columbus Ohio Alfred Castle

Philadelphia plans 500 new police recruits in race based drive

Philadelphia announces a civil service exam for patrolmen on June 18 at City Hall to fill 26 tests and expand force. City councils plan to add 500 officers while 247 African American policemen currently serve.

Philadelphia Bureau of Police Civil Service Rooms

Lincoln High Alumni Association Meeting Plans Commencement

Lincoln High Alumni Association will meet Tuesday May 29 at eight p.m. at the YMCA. President Prof. W. E. B. Griffin and 70 members urge all graduates to attend to finalize commencement plans and confirm participants. Mrs Anna B. Smith chairs the executive committee.

W. Eb, Griffin Anna B. Smith

Lecture on The New Science of Matrimony at Allen Chapel

Prof. Lewis D. Moore of Howard University will deliver a lecture titled The New Science of Matrimony at Allen Chapel on Wednesday evening May 30. Admission is 10 cents.

Lewis D. Moore Teachers’ College Howard University Washington DD. C Allen Chapel

Nurses Department graduation at Paseo YMCA Friday night

The Nurses Department of the old Kansas City Hospital will hold graduation exercises Friday night June 1 at the Paseo YMCA. Hon Nelson Crews will address the graduates with Mayor Edwards and Mr J A Harafeld also speaking. The baccalaureate sermon is Sunday May 27 at Allen Chapel by Rev William H Thomas. Music by Allen Chapel choir. Public invited.

Old Kansas City Hospital Paseo Y. M.C. A Nelson Crews Edwards J. A. Harafeld William H Thomas Allen Chapel

Boy Scout Exhibition in Kansas City June Rally

The Negro Boy Scouts of Greater Kansas City plan an indoor rally on Friday evening June 1 1917 at Academy Hall 14th and Michigan. Scouts assemble at Bethel AME Church 24th and Flora at 7 30 pm and march escorted by the Knights Templar Band to the hall. Proceeds support the Summer Camp admission 25 cents. Rev F D Wells Eugene Lacey W G Mosley committee.

Negro Boy Scouts of Greater Kansas City Academy Hall 14Th and Michigan Avenue Bethel A. M

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Bey Lee K. Eo K Frank A. Harris Association Bishop Sawa F. A. Harris Paso City See Morris DelFranta Paseo VY. M. C Committee of Managers Thomas W. H.owinigus B. K. Bruce Th and Jackson Willams J. D. Bowser Quindaro Kansas Staten Prof. Williams Old Sumner School Old Phillips School Sumner Wendell Phillips Williams Bruce Attucks Garfield D. V. A. Nero Lincoln High School Mr. Arnett Kensington Avenue Schoon T. W.h.williams Masonic Fraternity 14Th Vine Streets J. Jd. Allen Clover Leaf Insurance Company Natolla Turner Freeman Lincoln High Alumni Association Weaver Floral Co East 18Th Street F. D. Wells Eugene Lacey W. G. Mosley
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