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Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

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Masonic Parade Marks St Johns Day in Philadelphia

Grand Master Andrew S. Coles led a parade of 300 Knights Templars and 2,600 lodge members from the Masonic Hall to Olympia. Ceremonies featured multiple bands, with Joshua H. Woodland as committee chair and Daniel B. as master of ceremonies. Coles, youngest elected, spoke on growth and aims of his administration.

St. John's Day Jane Broad and Beinbridge Sts Andrew S. Coles M. W. Grand Lodge Penneylvania Cornucopia 11Th Streets Masonic Hall Olympia Keystone Bike Masonic Band of Camden Knights Templars Joshua H. Woodland Daniel B Coles Brother Coles Penn

Young graduate earns Phi Beta Kappa at University of Chicago

Irvin C. Molliton of 3363 South Park Avenue has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Chicago. A former Oberlin student, he spent most of his college years at Chicago and earned La Verne Noyes and Gimley scholarships. He is the son of a well known local figure and plans to enter the University of Chicago law school in the autumn.

Chicago Irvin Molliton South Park Avenue University of Chicago Ilinois Phi Beta, Kappa, & National Morrison Oberlin’ College Has Edge la. Verne Noyes Scho Gmiley Schollare Kappa Araternity As Hison Artiny University of Chicago Law Bool

Old Sweetheart Bride Marries in St Louis Union

Miss Litian mi and Mr. M Hazard wed June 10 in St Louis Missouri. The couple announced the ceremony details amid a crowded church setting with family and friends in attendance.

Litian mi Mr. M. Hazard Gollége 5. Louis, Mo Hae

Charles Satchell Morris Jr Prize Grows In Norfolk

The Norfolk prize honors the famed young colored orator Charles Satchell Morris Jr. with a $20 gift. The award recognizes the best oration by a student at Princess Street Washington, noting Morris's distinguished record in East and West competitions.

Charles Satchelli

McKee City Land Boom and Million Dollar Offer

McKee City on the Pennsylvania Route to Atlantic City grows as owner builds a palatial railroad station and fifty acre farms. Capitalists including Pierpont Morgan reportedly offer one million dollars for the heart of the city, all of which is refused. McKee’s Philadelphia properties also form a vast fortune.

McKee City Pennsylvania Atlantic City Pierpont Morgan McKee Philadelphia

Philadelphia Hair Fashion Feature Shines at Local Dance Night

The June 15 entertainment at Mme Josephine Holloway's Union showcases a standout Philadelphia event. Spectators praise varied hair styles described as the "real stuff," giving a striking brown tone and a glamorous look.

Mme Josephine Holloway Waste Dream Dancing Academy Philadelphia

Sergeant-at-Arms Appointed at National Republican Convention

Mr Ambrose Smith of 2128 Catherine Street was named Sergeant-at-Arms at the National Republican Convention in Chicago. He has received this appointment eleven times over forty four years.

Ambrose Smith Catharine Etréet Chicago

Woman slain in sleep near husband on 11th street

Ola Stratton thirty one was found with her throat cut in her bed beside her husband at 1146 8 11th street early Tuesday. Police suspect former lodger Robert Carter who had a key to the house. he has not been found as we go to press.

Ola Stratton Strattons Hospi Robert Carter Carter

Arrest 2 in Duluth Lynching

Two white men in Duluth Minnesota were arrested for being part of a local mob that tried a man last week. The alleged members were identified as involved in the violent courthouse-style incident.

Duluth Minn Fodas

Dr Turner Lectures on Preventive Medicine in West Virginia

Dr John P Turner delivered the principal address before the Medical Cop of West Virginia at Bluefield West Virginia this week. He urged legislation to prevent marriage of tubercular persons and emphasized prenatal observations. He called for drastic federal laws to prevent the spread of tuberculosis and similar diseases.

John P. Turner Medical Cop West Virginia Blueld W. Va Turner

White Cop Clubs Colored Officer On His Own Beat

The article investigates the shooting of Albert H. Bush by Robert H. Tanner, a colored officer. It argues Bush suffers spells and was not on the force recently, suggesting possible influence keeping him employed amid controversy.

Albert H. Bush Robert H. Tanner Force

Former Soldier Kills Two at Norfolk Home

Norfolk Va June 22 Believed mentally unbalanced by wounds and gas exposure while serving with the American Expeditionary Forces John Nash killed Mesdames Ethel Davis and Mattie Whittaker and wounded John Kelley shot through the lungs and Mrs Sallie Carrington shot through the breast. Nash claimed attackers were conjuring him at his father’s home near Carolina Junction on the outskirts of South Norfolk and rang the police.

Norfolk John Nash Mesdames Ethel Davis Mattie Whittaker John Kelley Sallie Carrington Nash Carolina Junction South Norfolk

Great Gathering at Wilberforce University Commencement Day

Xenia Ohio June 16 During week events at Wilberforce University thousands attended a commencement program in Galloway Hall. One hundred forty one graduates received diplomas as Prof Scarborough announced his retirement after twelve years of leading the institution and a new president was elected. Cardi Bp Carey and several bishops attended the exercises and the York Independent editor Hamilton Holt addressed the class on the greatest problem before the country.

Wilberforce University Xenia Ohio Wilbers Sity Wilberforce Nature Aghliev T. .Ver Wright Cieties Ransom Alumni Association Galloway Hall Chas Morris Hamilton Holt York Independent Bearborough Bishop Carey D. Cook Chicago Charlies 8. Smith F. Lee John. M. Hurst Wiliam” Heard

Investigation committee finds after examining witnesses

The finding of the investigation committee lists L. J. Coppin and Bishop J. Albert Johnson of Philadelphia along with Rev. H. Y. Arnett Rev. R. R. Wright Dr. Julius Caldwell of Nashville Bishop J. Flipper of Georgia Bishop Fountain Bishop Connor Dr. Hadley and Bishop J. N. Ross as examined witnesses.

L. J. Coppin J. Albert Johnson Philadelphia H. Y. Arnett R. R. Wright Julius Caldwell Nashville J. 8 Flipper Georgia Fountain Connor Hadley J. N. Ross

Prominent Wilberforce President Vacates Post After 12 Years

The Wilberforce Board of Trustees in Xenia Ohio declared the presidency vacant and planned to elect Prof Craig to succeed Prof Scarborough. Bishop Joshua Jones, newly presiding, faced opposition amid allegations of plotting to oust Scarborough to favor his son Gilbert Jones, dean of the University. Supporters lament Scarborough's retirement after forty years of service.

Xenia Wilberforce Prof Craig Scarborough Shaffer Joshua Jones Jones

Woman Leaves Bulk Of Estate To Colored Friends

North Carolina June 22. Maggie Ross, from an old white family, died here recently and her will shows the bulk of a large estate going to colored people. Mittie Hudson, colored, is bequeathed half of the $75 000 estate. The bale once was divided among colored friends and local colored churches.

N. C Maggie-Ross North Carolina Mittie — Hudson

Workman Shot to Death After Being Robbed in Essington

Chester, June 22. Emerson Ellis of Baltimore, 30, robbed and shot early yesterday in Essington while working for Kerr Company contractors. He was found alive, transported to Ridley Park Hospital, where Coroner Griffith took charge. Ellis lived in dormitories and had his pay envelope stolen. a bullet wound was found in his body.

Chester Emerson Ellis Baltimore Essington Ridley Park Revery Griffith Ellis Church Kerr Company Eptions

Fountain recaptured after jailbreak near Easton

Isaiah Fountain sentenced to death for alleged assault on a white girl was recaptured fourteen miles from Easton, Maryland, Tuesday afternoon after escaping jail a week earlier. He is believed by many whites and blacks to be innocent.

Easton Isaiah Fountain Here Fountain

Prominent Chester Doctor Dies After Short Illness

Dr. George Thomas, a well known physician who practiced in Chester for years, died Friday morning after appendicitis. Funeral services were held Monday morning at Asbury M. E. Church in Chester. He leaves a widow and one child.

George Thomas Chester Asbury M. E. Church

White Sailors Guilty of Starting the Chicago Riot

A Reciprocal News Service report discusses Chicago riots and the burning of an American flag by sailors. It defends peaceable Abyssinians and condemns anti American sentiment while noting Navy decorum and public misperceptions.

Chicago Aboasanine Gort

Bethel Church to Honor Bishop John Hurst with Degree

Baltimore leaders gather Wednesday evening as Bethel Church plans a testimonial for Bishop John Hurst. He will receive the degree of Doctor of Laws at the commencement ceremony. The event also honors L Gaines and M ee Maxwell at the colored high school graduation.

Baltimore Bethel John Hurst L. Gaines M.ee Joshua Maxwell

Dream Dancing recital delights audience in Tuesday program

Mme presided at the piano as trains Tuesday entertained with white’s graceful performance. Dream Dancing notes and deft piano touch drew admiration from an audience entranced by the flawless artistry. Pupils displayed notable tact and talent.

Ayrne White Tam Mme

Local Notice From Greenwood City Leads To Prayer Request

Fragmentary clipping reports a Greenwood incident with a request for prayers. The readable portion mentions a person identified as Walher and a reference to eight injuries or a duration of eight days. No clear outcome or action stated.

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. John’s Day G. M Bride Ui . Nor Cs HAAS Market Street MNEE Naval THE Republican 11Th and Ellsworth Streets DR. Turner G. Grant Williams Bush Stat Albert H Kilas Chris J. Perry Wilbep Mforce Lette Wilberforce Uni William Saunders WIL Bishop Jones Prof. Scarborough Gilbert Jones Llle Dent Workman Brooks Me Upe BaEePan Greenwood Bwles Walher Slepeee
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