Newspaper Man Hikes Erie Trip For Rest and Hospitality
From Broad Street Station Philadelphia the journey heads to Erie with Deputy Grand Master C C Kittrell hosting at 427 W 2nd St. A social visit includes breakfasts, receptions, and a stag smoker at Twin City Lodge Elks No 187. The group tours Cambridge Springs Youngstown and concludes with a banquet and games at Mr Sern’s home.
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Broad Street
Philadelphia
Erie
C. C. Kittrell
Union Station
Kittrell
2Nd Street
John
Hicks
J. 8
Tee Brothers
Clyde Wa An Hodge
H. Molden
Molson
Esa
P. Hal
Farrell
Henry Bieter
Takeener
Balter
Williams
George Smith
Matthew Brewington
Harry Hawkins
Twin City
G. Grant Williams
Thomas Dillard
Eureka
Elks Home
Flnckeye Lodge No
Harry Bknton
Youngstown
Stewart
Sern
Geeta Clayton
Trent Street
First Postgraduate Course in Medicine Surgery at Tuskegee
April events at Tuskegee Institute unite white and colored physicians for the tenth annual clinic and the John A Andrew Memorial Hospital program. Noted doctors from Tuskegee Montgomery Birmingham Atlanta Opelika and beyond lecture demonstrate operate.
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Tuskegee Institute
Ala
John A. Andrew Clinical Society
Alabama State Medical Association
John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital
Tuskegee Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Opelika
D. Suggs
Fred Wilkerson
G. J. Greil
R. 8. Hill
West Point
Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
L. W. Johnston
R. A. Johnston
Tuskegee
M.D. Thomas
Opelika, Alay
B. H. Carey
Enraged man Fights Arrest in Street Clash
Clif Johnson a one eyed man from Green Street near Eighth engaged in a prolonged knife and milk bottle assault on Sergeant Cavanaugh and Patrolman Maguire at Ninth and Parrish Streets. Plant workers aided the officers, with Johnson battling fifty officers for nearly twenty minutes before recapture.
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Clif’ Johnson
Green Street
Eighth
Georgia
St. Joseph Hospital
Johnson
Ninth and
Parrish Sts
Timothy Cavanaugh
Tenth
Buttonwood Streets
Cavanaugh
Chemical Works of Powers
Weightman & Rosengarten
Joseph Maguire
Maguire
William Stook
North Taylor Street
N Bay
Jefferson Streets
10Th Yd
Philadelphia Honors President King of Liberia
Liberia's President C D B King and the Plenary Commission visiting Philadelphia were feted by the city with a Broad Street procession to the Hotel Walton and a luncheon. Mayor Moore welcomed the delegation while King spoke of Liberia’s stability, colonial ideals in Africa, and a $5 million loan for harbor, roads, and development.
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C. D. B. King
Liberia
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guard of Honor
American Legion
Benj. £. Ammons
Alien R. Freelon
Lee G. Warrick
Adolphus Capps
Wm. H. Thompson
South African Republic
Beresford Gale Tien
Citizens’ Republican Club
G. T. Young Mfg. Co
Garson
Broad Street
Jale
Charles Young
Citizens’ Committee
John Baxter
Bureau of City Property
Edward W. Henry
Thos
Wallace Swann
Durrell Shuster
King
Moore
South Africa
Africa
Liberia Visit Aims to Describe Nation to Immigrants
President of Liberia plans a chartered steamship voyage with forty farmers and forty mechanics plus colored miners to study conditions and report back. At Independence Hall in the Shrine of Liberty Mayor Moore and President King paid tribute with a wreath for Lincoln and the Liberty Bell as part of the excursion.
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Dr. Jernagin
Liberia
South
Shrine of Liberty
Mayor Moore
President King
Independence Hall
Lincoln
Moore
Most Exclusive Function Honored President King
A breakfast in honor of President King of ia and party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Beresford Gale at 4000 Haverford Avenue. Guests included C. D. B. King, Rev. Jernagin, Justice Johnson, Dr. Lyon, and others. the event featured an orchestra, formal attire, and a fruit cocktail menu before President King departed for Washington.
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King
Beresford Gale
Haverford Avenue
Sam's Gordon
C. D. B. King
Denny
Jernagin
Washington, D. C
Justice
Xing and
Washington
A Square Deal for Negroes at Middletown Mills
A Middletown Ohio plant the American Rolling Mill Company is praised for fair treatment of Black workers. The piece notes workers, including hundreds of Negro employees during wartime shell production, faced equitable hiring and firing practices and a sense of a square deal without special favors.
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American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Ohio
South
American Rolling Mills
Annual Reception for Dr A L Martin by Church
Atlantic City New Jersey May event honors Dr A L Martin on his 12th annual church reception. Asbury M E Church members, officials, and guests praised his leadership with speeches, music, and a formal banquet in an Oriental Garden decorated dining room.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Asbury M. E. Church
A. L. Martin
Ella Miller
Major Henry
Eliza Williams
A. E. Revels
L. Pauline Ford
Nannie Young
Eliza. Lane
Emma Henry
Rosa O’rea
Hudson
Jennie Leal
Mary A. Wright
Julia A. Pipes
Toadvine
Ida Harris
F. Minas
Martin
Clarise Walker
Dr. Martin
Florence Cooper
Sadie Young
Rosetta Jackson
Alberta Hammond
Mary Wright
Segurnia Jackson
A. Holbart
Mesdames
Carrie Overall
Clarisse Walker
Julia Beverly
Mrs. Rogers
Mr. Jackson
Mesdames Louisa Maxwell
Florence Epps
Sarah Pecker
Susie Walker
Hannah Pointer
Mellen
Brown
J Cole
Tyler
Ernest
Ville
Conrad
Waters
Perry
Philadelphia
Gregory
Brady
Terry
Mise
George Hearn
Louise Lingham
L. Dove
Brock
Remarkable Derrick School Enrollment Offer
The Derrick School at 1514 Pine Street Philadelphia invites 25 more students before May 80 to set an enrollment record, offering 25 students per cohort with a $15 savings if paid on enrollment. Offer ends after 25 enrollments. after May 20 tuition returns to normal. Call the school office or phone Spruce 1924 to arrange.
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Derrick
Pine Street
Philadelphia
Central Church Echoes Legacy of Reading's Colored Presbyterians
An old timer notes Central Church remains unique among city churches by worshiping in its original edifice since 1849. It highlights Gloucester and Reeves era speakers, and the growing congregation prompting talks of enlargement or relocation. Gloucester previously helped fund a brick church for Reading’s colored Presbyterians in 1848 and aided his brother James in Brooklyn.
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Gloucester
Reeves
Griffin
Wm. Lloyd
Imes
Central
Reading
James
Brooklyn
N. Y
Annual Luncheon of Philadelphia Colored Women’s Association
The Philadelphia Association for the Protection of Colored Women held its annual conference luncheon last Saturday at the Hotel Dale. About 600 guests enjoyed a decorated ball room, with speakers including Archdeacon Henry L. Phillips and Mrs. B. B. Leaf, plus lectures on citizenship, voting, schools, child welfare, equal rights, and immigration outreach by Irving Hallowell.
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HOTEL
Dale
Phila. Association
Philadelphia Association For the Protection of Colored Women
Jas. A. Howard
Henry L. Phillips
Home For the Protection of Colored Women
Association
J. Willis Martin
Sara Lowrie
Delphia League
Womergainty
Inter
Irving Hallowell
Traveler's Aid Society
America
Julia Gilbert
Burleigh
Thirtieth Ward Independents Open New Club House
Colored residents of the 30th Ward gathered at the new Independent Political Club House at 719 So. 16th Street last night to back stronger civil rights. Speakers praised leadership, denounced Republican neglect, and urged continued Black participation in local politics and community advancement.
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Thirtieth
Ward
Independents
16Th Street
Republican Party
Bucks County Drive Aims for One Hundred Bucks
A campaign urges residents across the country to contribute funds to Bucks County with a goal of reaching a hundred or more in a national drive by its end.
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Bucks County
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