Secretary Bryan Leaves the Cabinet in the Storm
The Tribune reviews Bryan’s resignation as Secretary of State amid Wilson Germany tensions. It argues the split ends his political influence, notes public reaction, and frames his departure as a long time consequence of his role and the Democratic shift since 1896. It also questions Downingtown and Berean School funding amid ongoing charity efforts.
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William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Bryan
Hig
Great Britain
Mexico
State Department
Democratic Party
Chicago
Downingtown School Leadership Changes and Black Education
The article notes vacancies left by Pinkney Butler and other staff at the Downingtown School, including Prof. Girard Lew and Prof. W. H. King with spouses, plus Prof. Patterson and domestic science. It stresses the need to recruit competent teachers and ensure Black youths receive education, inviting public statements from Dr. Creditt or Dr. Anderson to uncover the truth and aid Afro-American students.
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Pinkney Butler
Girard Lew
W. H. King
Thomas B. Patterson
W. A. Creditt
Dr. Creditt
Downingtown
Anderson
the Tribune
Bryan dodges Afro-American issue in twenty years of politics
The piece accuses Mr. Bryan of avoiding commitment on the Afro-American question, claiming he has flattered the rabble and dodged the issue to win Southern Democrat support while never taking a clear stand. It laments his political rise and departure from the scene.
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Mr. Bryan
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
The Obvious Lesson in the Frank Case
Georgia public opinion and courts are criticized for clemency rejection and race bias in Leo M. Frank’s murder case. The State Prison Commission’s adverse commutation recommendation is noted, with commentary on mob influence, judicial standards, and the role of race in justice. The piece argues the lesson is that public opinion governs executions and clemency in Georgia.
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State Prison Commission of Georgia
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Georgia
Frank
The
Tribune
Newt Lee
Jim Conley
Growing sensitivity and self respect in theatre culture
The writer argues that rising sensitivity to questionable acts signals growth, urging caution against misrepresentation. They claim theatres should lead by example and respect themselves to earn broader respect from others, noting progress over stagnation.
Canaries versus Owls in Newspaper Tongues
The Indianapolis Freeman laments its own gravity and contrasts itself with the Pittsburgh Courier. It seeks more lively wit and lighter discussion rather than solemnity, likening itself to a canary beside an owl.
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Indianapolis Freeman
Pittsburgh
Fortune Visits Tribune Office Draws Local Welcome
Editor T. Thomas Fortune visited the Tribune Office on Wednesday and was greeted by many old friends in the city. Locals expressed happiness at his return among admirers and looked forward to his renewed presence.
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T. Thomas Fortune
Tribune
Our City
Monument and Memorial Day Observances Highlight West Chester
West Chester events marked by Friday’s unveiling of a soldiers and sailors monument on Court House lawn. Marine and veterans groups led a parade with posts from Geo F. Smith Post and Sons of Veterans. A Marine Band concert and a Veterans dinner followed, with remarks by Congressman Geo S. Graham and local figures, plus St Paul Baptist and Beth El A M E Church Children’s Day programs and social gatherings.
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West Chester
Bethel A. M. E
Court House Lawn
Chester County
Geo. F. Smith
Kearney
E. Miner St
Hampton
Samuel Steen
W. Fayette St
Frances Gibbs
Edith M. Barrett
M. A. Dickerson
Mr. King
Philadelphia
A. J. Darnell
J. C. Young
Pailadelphia
Karney
John L. Huber
Robert Gould Shaw
Wilmington
Del
Sergt. Gibson
Sergt. Gibson, of Camp No. 80
Edward C. Irong
Berean Building and Loan Association Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of the Berean Building and Loan Association scheduled for June 24. Members will review financial statements, approve minutes, and discuss standard loan procedures. Minutes will be adopted and new business considered.
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Berean Building and Loan Association
Trinity Church welcomes Rev Ryder on fifth anniversary
Media Pennsylvania reports a large reception for Rev H T Ryder and wife on June 9 with 18 clergymen attending. The pastor received a purse and Mrs Ryder linens and an umbrella. The piece also notes Children’s Day, Rally Day plans, and several social visits, plus deaths and a minstrel show at Orsons Hall.
Campbell Church Notes Highlight Sermon and Events
Rev. Philip Archer preached on Who is the Greatest in the Kingdom of God. Miss Louisa Grimes trained Sabbath school pupils while Children Day exercises impressed. A White and Pink entertainment lit Campbell Church Thursday night and Warren Tunnell became chief usher. Dr. Reed to deliver Mt. Zion Lodge sermon June 20 at 3 pm. Four souls saved at Campbell Church. Additional social visits and parsonage painting plans noted.
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Philip Archer
Louisa Grimes
Sababth School
Campbell Church
Warren Tunnell
M. J. Guy
Reed
Jesus
Aubrey Smith
Mary Jones
Cheyney
Campbel Church
Elizabeth Chance
Helen Saunders
Ardmore News Highlights Ardmore residents attend games and debates
Ardmore events include a weekend visit with Mrs. A Harrod and trips to Darby Devon and media. Local students earned eighth grade certificates as Union Debating Society Bryn Mawr Ardmore club planned a June 22 debate at Baptist Church. Mt Calvary Baptist Church hosted a grand pastor and wife reception June 11 with a purse gift and palm decor. B Y P U meets weekly at 7 30 p m at Mt Calvary.
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Ardmore
Edwin Spriggs
George
Dorothy
A. Harrod
Darby
Norristown
Hilldale
Ed. Morton
J. Williams
Chestnut Ave
Devon
Lillie M. Hedgman
Aubrey Ave
George Ridley
Sarah Nicholson
Edward Ridley
Mildred Ridley
Sarah Peniston
Media
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Coatesville Church Services and Social News
In Coatesville Pennsylvania on June 15 church services at St Paul A M E B Church were well attended. The day featured a morning sermon on Psalm 118 1st verse and a 2:30 pm Sunday school rehearsal for Children Day. Evening events included a Christian Endeavor program and an 8:30 pm Children’s Day service highlighted by young participants Elnora Boddy and Wm Peach. Local social items note several relatives visiting, travel to Philadelphia for a grand lodge, a funeral in Harrington Delaware, and visits among Coatesville residents with mentions of Downingtown Port de Posit West Chester and U A M E Church activities.
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Coatesville
St. Paul A. M. EB
L. W. Stanford
Jackson
Elnora Boddy
Wm. Peach
Georgie Johnson
Thorndale
Clarence Peach
Louise
Ethel Spriggs
Thomas Robinson
M.S. Pugh
Mary Milburn
Merchant Street
Philadelphia
Henry Curry
Elias Curry
Sadie Mackay
Clara Curry
Harrington
Del
Mildred Gibson
Ruby St
Wm. Long
Kathryn Johnson
Mary Johnson
Downingtown
Mabel Boddy
Port de Posit
West Chester
Ora Johns
Mabel Brown
Anna Pennington
U. A. M. E Church
Thomas Smith
Ambler and Pennyn News Socials and Graduates
Ambler Pa June 16 A parlor social by Miss Harriett Lee for Zion Church crowds the house. A social at Fort Washington for Miss Mary E Lewis who contends for Zion Church queen on June 17. Six of twenty three Lower Gwynedd Public Schools graduates are colored led by Miss Maude Edwards Evelina Tate Mary E Nelson Helen Perry Newton E Smith and May Francis Jenkins. They will attend Ambler normal school next fall. Mrs Henry Thompson hosted John Roane and two children at her home last Thursday afternoon. In the evening the Hilldale baseball team visit to view a game with Peerless manager Joseph Clayton and Daniel Dowling attended.
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Ambler
Harriett Lee
Zion Church
Chas. Jones
Fort Washington
Mary E. Lewis
Brother Gray
Thos
Wl Hams
Ethel Johnson
Spriggs
Daniel Dowling
Joseph Clayton
Hilldale
Lower Gwynedd
Ambler Opera House
Maude E. Edwards
Evelina Tate
Mary E. Nelson
Helen Perry
Newton E. Smith
May Francis Jenkins
Henry Thompson
John Roane
Langhorne Rally Planned at Bethlehem ACE Church
Langhorne Pa June 15 announce a $1,000 rally planned for August at Bethlehem A M E Church with Rev R F Wright pastor. Local social notes mention visits and dinners by several residents including Miss Theresa Stearns and Mr A Lynn at Longbranch and Mrs Hazile Johnson’s town visit.
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Langhorne
Bethlehem A. M. E. Church
R. F. Wright
Mary Rothwell
Philadelphia
Lucy Muncie
Bristol
Louie Griffin
W. Jenkins
Elton Lindsey
Lizzie Sadler
W. Griffin
Susie Johnson
E. Barrett
Theresa Stearns
A. Lynn
Longbranch
Hazile Johnson
M. Coggins
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Dora Woodfaulk
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