Political clash at Y M C A meeting over civil rights bill
Dr J Max Barber used a Memorial Day Y M C A gathering to attack the Citizen's Club and its leaders over the Civil Rights Bill. Secretary Porter and Congressman White rebuked Barber as the Southwest Branch Y M C A distance themselves from the dispute.
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J. Max Barber
The
Philadelphia Tribune
Barber
Citizen’s Club
Ite
H. W. Porter
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Scott
Tribune
Citizen's Club
Pernally
Downingtown
Ware
Dr. Barber
Porter
Association
George H. White
Largest parade marks Egg Harbor City celebration
The largest parade in Egg Harbor City's history occurred Monday led by the first Egg Harbor City Band followed by Civil War Veterans Egg Harbor City National Guards and over a hundred school children. The mile long procession drew business interest as plans for a Carnival Celebration unfold with a Trade meeting to set dates.
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Egg Harbor City
N. J
Egg Harbor
Former pastor found guilty in high school case
Jurors convict Rev. George Cash of fathering Mary Johnson’s child after two trials at Berean Church. Judge Wheeler orders $1.60 weekly support for fourteen years. Witnesses included Dr. Matthew Anderson and Mrs. Angeline Holland amid church ties and testimonies of campus events during Commencement week.
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Be- Trean Presbyterian Church
19Th St
College Ave
George Cash
Lincoln University
Cash
Mary Johnson
Wheeler
Berean Church
Berean Manual Training
Matthew Anderson
Rev
Will Draw No Color Line At PhtHisis Sanitarium
Chicago May 25 protests will not create a color line at the municipal tuberculosis sanitarium while the institution’s control remains unchanged. Dr Theodore B Sachs president of the board of trustees confirms the stance after reports that four white girls left treatment to avoid a cottage housing two colored girls.
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Chicago
Theodore B. Sachs
Supreme Court rules against contest of Church will
Tennessee Supreme Court in a unanimous decision upholds the will of the late R. R. Church, confirming the executrix widow Anna S Church as rightful agent to distribute a large estate. Laura Napier had sought a share, but lost standing. Notable figures included ex Gov M R Patterson and lawyer S M Neely in the long battle.
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Tribune
Memphis
Tenn
R. R. Church
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Justice Francher
Anna 8
Church
Memphis Sun
Laura Napier
Probate Court
County
Civil Court of Appeals of Tennessee
Probate
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Luke E. Wright
exGov
M. R. Patterson
S. M. Neely
Wright
Patterson
Robert R. Church, Jr
Anna 8. Church
Annette E. Church
R. R. Church, Jr
Mary Church Terrell
Washington
Thomas A. Church
New York
Solvent Savings Bank and Trust Company
Maid Captures Intruder in Walnut Street Residence
Ida Johnson, a maid at Miss Elizabeth Aldred’s apartment house at 1727 Walnut Street, detained intruder Peter Caime until Officer Titchnell arrived. Caime claimed he sought food after breaking in via the kitchen door and was sent to the House of Correction for three months.
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Ida Johnson
Elizabeth Aldred
Walnut St
Peter Caimerist
Ludlow
Titchnell
15Th
Locust Streets
Mighty Citadel La Ferriere Overlooking Haitian Peak
The great citadel La Ferriere rises over a Haitian summit 4000 feet high built by Christophe. Walls reach 80 feet high and 16 feet thick with old 56 and 32 pound guns guarding the last asylum of Haiti’s independence. Water springs, secret passages, and hidden wealth allure to travelers. Earthquake of 1842 damaged many buildings, yet the colossal ruins reveal vast ambition and mystery surrounding construction and transport of materials. The Argonaut notes scarce authentic details, shrouding the tale in romance.
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la Ferriere
Christophe
Haytien
Sheriff Lures Suspect Across State Line
Coudersport reports Sheriff Clark traveled to New York to pursue Jane Spicer and Samer EO cane-line. The suspect, held after a Saturday night arrest, faced transport to Clinton County for booking.
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Coudersport
Clark
New York State
Jane Spicer
Netok
Clinton
Public Waiters Endorse Strike For Higher Pay At Lombard St
A large meeting of the Public Waiters Association at 1515 Lombard Street voted to strike until wage increases are granted. President N G Nutter led speeches supporting higher pay with leaders including S Bell and John Adams pledging backing. The session closed after benediction by a Latimore.
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Public Waiters Association
Lombard Street
N. G. Nutter
Augustin Dunn
Nutter
S. Bell
John Adams
Wm. Linton
Conquest
John Green
Dangerfield
Griber
Ardmore
George Jackson
Albert Mosebach
Wm. E. Johnson
David McAllister
Chas. Partlow
T. Mayer
Aie Latimore
War threat deepens Memorial Day rites at city graves
Crowds stood in silent tribute as Soldiers and Sailors not Forgotten, Veterans, Boys' Brigade, Boy Scouts and Knights of Pythians honored the fallen at Eden Cemetery and other city plots. Posts 27 G A R and 102 and 80 led processions, with guards from Union and Alien/Wesley groups and a hospital guard.
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Eden Cemetery
Boys’ Brigade
Boy Scouts
Knights of Pythians
Eden
Olive
Frankford
Boys
West Philadelphia
Wesley
Lincoln Students Give Prof Rendall A Royal Reception
Lincoln students at the YMCA accord Prof Rendall a cordial welcome with an enthusiastic gathering and remarks praising his work and presence on campus.
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Lincoln
Prof
Rendall
Notable Lincoln University Professor Speaks at Atlantic City
Prof John Rendalls of Lincoln University drew large crowds in Atlantic City on Sunday as he spoke at the Y M C A rooms and Jethro Presbyterian Church. The event honored Decoration Day with sermons, music, and a campus-themed fellowship, while social clubs planned a July 3 dance at Fitzgeralds Auditorium and a tennis match spotlighted Lincoln and Howard Universities.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John Rendalls
Lincoln
C. M. Cain
R. N. Dunn
LeRoy Morris
Lincoln University
Rendalis
Atlantic Coast
Gregory
Union Baptist Temple
Hampton
Jethro Presbyterian Church
Rendalls
Russell Pennington
Philadelphia
Benedicts
Chas. Deaver
Pleasantville
John W. Lowe
William Glover
Ralph Weddington
Joseph Christian
Elizabeth Pinkett
Tazewell Brown
St. Elmo Davenport
John Emery
James Deaver
John Glover
R.S. Allen
Fitzgeralds Auditorium
University Clb
Indiana Ave
W. G. Anderson
R. M. Chase
F. Davis
Ralph Dunn
Anderson
Dunn
West Chester
New Jersey
Wm. Jennings Miller
No. 16Th Street
Wright's
Philadelphia Tribune Notice On Ad Payments
The Philadelphia Tribune warns readers it is not responsible for any money paid to Rodger Williams for advertising or job print services in these columns.
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Philadelphia Tribune
Public debate over Amos Scott’s actions sparks criticism
The letter from the Citizens' Club members denounces Amos Scott's conduct toward Black Pennsylvanians and questions supporters J C Asbury A B Jones and J W Parks. It recounts Civil Rights Bill efforts in Harrisburg with the Cosmopolitan Civic Club and NAACP backing, noting delays and eventual House passage after strategic actions.
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the Tribune
Amos Scott
Pennsylvania
J. C. Asbury
A. 8. Jones
J. W Parks
Scott
Mr. Asbury
Harrisburg
Mr. Davis
Isaiah
Asbury
Cosmopolitan Civic Club of
Pittsburgh
Stein
Memorial services by Spanish War Veterans at Allen A M E Church
Charles Young Camp No 27 United Spanish War Veterans held its annual memorial service at Allen A M E Church with the Camp Guards, a parade, and readings. Rev W Spencer Carpenter and Mme Armstrong led the program, followed by sermons and an Armed Forces salute. Memorial activities continued at Race Street Pier and Germantown National Cemetery with speeches by Edward J. Cattell and Lincoln Gettysburg address read by T Worcester Worrell.
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Charles Young
United Spanish War Veterans
John C. Jordan
Allen A. M. E. Church
John Coo
B. MacCorkle
W. 8. Carpenter
Dept
Geo. W. Jackson
Adj. Meyers
Mme. Armstrong
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank Wooten
W. Spencer Carpenter
Race Street Pier
National Cemetery
Germantown
Carpenter
Department of Pennsylvania
John M. Hinkson
Army and Navy Union
Marine Corps
Independence Hall
Fifth St
Market Street
Reading Terminal
Hillside
Roslyn
Chopin
Court news details cases in domestic relations court
In a Camden area domestic relations session Judge Gilpin settles petitions including Joseph and Nettie Roberts arrears, Philip and Jane Coleman weekly support, Marcus Johnson’s bigamy plea with 15 months, John Mason ordered weekly child support, and Edward Gray sentenced for robbery and perjury after assault on Mrs. Garwood.
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Joseph Roberts
Nettie
Gilpin
Roberts
Philip
Jane Coleman
Coleman
Coridor
Marcus Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Johnson
Eastern
John Mason
Edward Gry
William Garwood
South Ninth Street
Boyle
Camden
Gray
Scouts Construct New Clubhouse in Pitman New Jersey
Fifty Boy Scouts in a troop organized here by John Getz, scoutmaster, began constructing a new clubhouse in Pitman New Jersey on May 31. The project aims to provide a meeting place and facilities for local scouting activities and to strengthen troop community involvement.
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Pitmam
N. J
Pfifty Boy Scouts
John Getz
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