President Promises War Dept Inquiry in Houston Martyr Cases
President Coolidge pledges War Department inquiry into the Houston Riot 1917 Houston Martyrs case concerning 64 men of the 24th Infantry imprisoned at Leavesworth Penitentiary. Johnson and national leaders present submit a petition with 120000 names seeking executive clemency. Johnson reports the February 7, 1924 meeting as pivotal for justice.
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Rev Claiborne Funeral Note in Second Baptist Church
The funeral of Rev J S Claiborne, a respected citizen of Soudy Richmond, who died February 1 1924, was held Monday afternoon at Second Baptist Church with Rev C Smith officiating. Interment in Mt Olivet Maury’s Cemetery, colored section. His son Henry B Claiborne and family thank friends for kindness and sympathy. Mrs Gertrude Clathorne attends Albany N Y bedside of her sick mother Mrs Sadie Weaver, 42 Monroe Street, reported as much improved. A friend.
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Virginia Colored Delegates Spark at Roanoke Republican Parley
At the Virginia State Republican Convention in Roanoke on a Tuesday in February distinct contrasts emerged from prior events. Colored delegates faced exclusion in Petersburg, while others spoke for unity and enforcement of laws regardless of race. Attorney Pollard, Lily-Black leader, attended and pledged possible party shift, as C T Toliver urged district leaders to report active black voters to mobilize support for a strong Virginia campaign.
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Harichardson Recital Benefits Richmond Women Support
W G A presents the Hare Richardson Recital at Armstrong Auditorium on February 25. Maud Cuney Hare pianiste and Harold Richardson baritone headline with public proceeds aiding Richmond Girl Reserves Summer Camp. The event, directed by the Young Women’s Christian Association, features distinguished artists in operatic and modern song with costumes.
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Card of Thanks from Ophelia Mackins in Richmond
Ophelia Mackins thanks the Armstrong Senior nurses for a generous purse and their visit on February 1 in her sick room. Miss Mary Rensome is convalescing after two weeks of indisposition at 1507 Decatur Street.
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Alabama State Normal marks semi centennial pageant
The Alabama State Normal School at Marion founded 1874 by William Burns Paterson celebrates fifty years with a pageant "Fifty Years at State Normal." Events include speeches by State Superintendent John W. Aber crombie and Alabama Governor W. Brannon, a symposium on Negro education, and alumni activities. The celebration hints at future dormitory funding from alumni gifts and a larger institutional future.
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Maude Cuney Hare and William Richardson Costume Recital
Maude Cuney Hare lecturer and pianist and William H Richardson baritone to appear in a costume recital Monday February 25 at Armstrong Auditorium.
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Splendid Ice Cream Parlor and Restaurant For Sale
An up-to-date ice cream parlor and restaurant combined for sale with all modern improvements. Good reason for selling. Excellent opportunity for the right party. For information call at The Planet Office, 311 North Fourth Street.
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Evolution and the Bible lecture by Prof Hancock in Richmond
Professor G B Hancock of Virginia Union University argued in Ebenezer Baptist Church that truth lies between fundamentalism and modernism. He opened with thoughts on curiosity as an instinct guiding human inquiry into life and existence, noting that questions persist while the universe remains partly unknown. (Continued on Page 5)
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Hancock
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