Equal Rights Bill Sought in Pennsylvania Legislature
An old timer reports that Stevens and Asbury aim to push an equal rights bill through the Pennsylvania Legislature using all honorable and aggressive means. The piece notes prior defeats and suggests a new opportune moment for passage, with parties in Philadelphia and the rest of the state likely to react.
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Messrs
Stevens
Asbury
Assembly
Idlore
Pennsylvania
Rane Stevens
Axszs
Philadelphia
Local Officials Accused in School Discrimination Case
In Toledo on January 11 charges are filed alleging officials discriminated against colored pupils in the local school system. The complaint contends Negro students were treated unfairly by authorities and seeks action from the school board and related offices.
Bishop Wa brbaks honored at Bethel A. roh reception
In Africa, a rare reception honored Bishop Wa with a testimonial from Soepane. The event reflected church capacity and community support as plans for an Oklahoma trip were noted.
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Wa "Brbaks
Bethel A
Buon
Unclear Health Clinic Report From Philadelphia Council
Fragmented OCR text notes Dr Henry and Miss Johnston leading a tuberculosis clinic under Philadelphia Health Council. Mentions patients, family safeguards, and a therm at the clinic. Details are garbled with many errors and unreadable portions.
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Miss Johnston
Miss
Boston
Miss Ernst
Port Natal
Phipps
Philadelphia Health Council and Tuberculosis Committee
Henry Dre
Cora Hy Jp
Philadelphia Health Counc and Tuberculosis Committee
I Mies Johnston
Iomiate Ag
Mise Johnston
Editors Suit for Libel Postponed Indefinitely
New York Jan 11 The $10 000 libel suit by Moore editor of the York Age against George W Harris editor of the New York News has been postponed indefinitely In the political feud tied to the 1917 Mitchell campaign Harris allegedly made statements in the New York News against Moore with the case delayed at Moore's request.
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New York
Moore
The
York Age
George W. Harris
New York News
Moore Emer
Manos
Enony Ty Coun
Mitchell
Harris
Net York
Inaugural Plans Scrapped By Harding Wish
Washington January 11 1921 President-elect Harding postpones official inauguration per his request amid uncertainty and protests as the inaugural committee considers canceling formal ceremonies and officials discuss unofficial observances and related plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ington
Woda
AM Ans
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Aims to Raise Five Thousand Dollars
Auxiliary committee of Mercy Hospital plans a campaign to raise 5000 dollars to install and maintain an X Ray department. The drive starts with an elaborate program at the Olympia Theatre on Sunday afternoon and continues for a week with ticket sales.
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Mercy Hospital
Y Hospital
Olympia Theatre
Myys Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad fires over a hundred workers
New York Jan 14 the Pennsylvania Railroad fired more than a hundred dining car staff including fifty waiters ten stewards and forty cooks. The move is viewed as retaliation against the employees association and appears to be a broad layoff action.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Colored residents plan a hotel in Winston-Salem
A community effort by Winston-Salem colored residents seeks to build a dedicated hotel to serve their population. The group views the project as essential for local needs and convenience.
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Winston-Salem
Winston- Baiem
Mayor Hylan Declares Ku Klux Klan Not Wanted in New York
The mayor states the Ku Klux Klan will not be tolerated in New York City and urges law and order against any group seeking to incite race hatred. He emphasizes unity in a diverse population and the obligation of the police to enforce the law. The message follows a newspaper article predicting a nationwide Klan drive and includes remarks on liberty and equal rights.
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Hylan
New York City
Ultim
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Enright
Dean
Klan
F. Hylan
Longshore Manslaughter Conviction"""
A jury of men convicted Lewis Town send as Joseph Hayward, longshoremen, of manslaughter in the death of Parelak. Sentencing pending a possible new trial. Two strike leaders refused to join a June strike. on their way Sagans were fired upon by strikers, one bullet fatally injuring Parelak.
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Thuy
Lewis Townsend
Joseph Hayward
Parelak
Emen
Two Girls Robbed After Church Service
Two girls were robbed of handbags after services at Zion Church. Each victim lost cash totaling $17.50. Names listed include Mrs Margaret and Miss Cora Green with addresses in Carlisle and Venango areas. The incident occurred near the church yard after services.
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Zion Church
Seth Spingha
Margaret
Haverford Avenue
Mises Cora Green
Carlisle
Venango
Meta Eon
British Sea Power Twice That of U S Our Twice Japan s
Officials say the American government has a full briefing on world naval strength. The United States Navy shows superior power in ships, rovers, and submarines, with Britain and Japan following in different categories. The report notes Britain leads in some second line ships and Japan builds more battle cruisers while the United States expands carriers and submarines.
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Washington
Associated Press
United Stat
Japan
United States
Great Britain
United
Plaintiff’s Claim for Auto and Taxi Pay Thefts Claimed
The Plaintiff states he provided the payshet with an automobile and taxicab during those dates valued at 360 dollars, which he asserts was declared in compensation.
Man Who Staked Dempsey Must Sue For Money
Galt Lake City January 4 Jack Dempsey named as defendant in district court action filed by J P Burns alleging nonpayment for special services rendered between January 0th and ith 1920 totaling 7460 dollars plus interest on a loan.
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Galt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
J. P. Burns
Dempsey
Burns
Sons of Veterans install officers at annual meeting
The annual installation of officers for Camp No. 25 Sons of Veterans and the Law Regiment occurred with many Auxiliary members present. Notable attendees included Commander Callahan and visiting King David members who presented a past commander’s diamond-studded badge. A social hour followed the exercises and refreshments were served.
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Sons OF Veterans
Sons of Veterans and the
Law Regiment
Auxiliary
Halt
Jones
John A. Henry
Hastings
de la Mott
Violet
Hetsfeld
Lucy Waites
Lotta
Independent Order of
King David
Seaman
Callahan
Harrison Hess
HB. Reed
Geo. Ritter
John G. Burness
Kane
Hess
Francis
Gallant 10th Cavalry at San Juan Hill
The passage honors the 10th U S Cavalry for their actions at San Juan Hill, noting their restraint and compassion toward wounded foes. It praises true courage, recounting how leaders urged restraint and how the detachment's bravery was matched by mercy and humanity toward enemies.
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San Juan Hill
Correction to the Editor Letter to The Philadelphia Tribune
A reader writes to The Philadelphia Tribune in Philadelphia Pa offering a correction and expressing views on a previously published item. The short communication situates a civil tone and references the W C A context.
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pa
Inter
Thousands Pay Last Respects to Veteran Editor
Thousands gathered in Washington on January 13 for the funeral of Calvin Chase, longtime editor of the Washington Bee. The service began at 2:30 p m with prayers by ministers and sermons noting Chase's life of service. Special soloists and speakers offered tribute as crowds filled the church and streets.
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Washin Ae C
Ashington
Pittdeath
Beyound Iono
Calvin Chase
The
Washington Bee
Francis Grimke
J. Carroll
Asbury M. BE
PP. Norman
M Church
Lampkins
Walter H. Brooks
Lee
C.J. Tanner
Marie Janscn
H. Whythe Lewis
Official Accused of Keeping Rents Collected in Court
An official was charged with keeping rents collected from tenants. The individual, once president of Local 2 of the International Association until January 1, was held on $2,500 bail by Magistrate W at Adams Street Court. The case details the alleged misappropriation and pending proceedings.
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The
International
Asion
Adams Street
Legacy of the Y W C A Factions and Colored Branch Struggles
A fragment recounts conflicts inside a Christian association over leadership and facilities. It details a power struggle between white and colored factions, arrests or court orders, and attempts to control voting, building projects, and the Lincoln Building funding, with references to Mrs Hudson and Mrs Vaux and ongoing appeals.
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John
Ér. Mesere
Robert & Jae F. Stevens
G. Grant
The
W. c
White
8. W
Y. W
16Th Street
Central Association
Hudson
Vaux
Port Het
Sias Ters
Duaness
Thas Shoeses
Lincoln
Central
Ang & Branch
Prankford
South 16Th
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Toledo
Obie
Industria
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Africa
Harding
Citizens Plan
Penns Ania
Hampion-Institute
Hampton
Arthur Newsholme
Johns Hopkins University
Lady Newsholme
London
England
Ouaen Hall
Abraham
Sir Arthur
James HE
T ‘Hampton Institute
Europe
America
Longe
U. S
Haas Ket
Phita
Improvement Club
Lanse
10Th Cavalry
10Th
Cuba
U. S. Cavalry
Shafter
Clement
Supreme Court
G. Grant Wittabes
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