Crews Speaks to Sedalia Crowd at Pettis County Court House
Nelson Crewe, Kansas City colored orator, addressed a packed Pettis County court house on Monday night. He praised the Republican Party and urged colored voters to vote straight. A banquet at Carpenter's followed with 15 to 20 local Black leaders in attendance, amid factionalism among Republicans in Sedalia.
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Nelson Crewe
Kansas City
Court House
Mr Crews
Jas Newbill
Capital
Crews
Bearant Megro
Carpenter’s
Sedalia
Pettis County
The Atlanta Aftermath and the Negro Question
A rhetorical column on the Atlanta massacre criticizing mob violence against Black citizens including Dr. J. W. E. Bowen and President Cragman. It calls for White and Black leaders to convene, address the crisis, and redefine relations, stating the problem is shared humanity, not race or region alone.
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Atlanta
J. W. E. Bowen
South
Cuba
G. B. Winston
Nashville Christian Advocate
The Golden Rule in Christian Advocate Thought
The piece notes the test of the white man in the North and South judging justly toward his weaker brother, framing justice as divine justice. It quotes Justice as the hope of the suffering and the dread of the wrongdoer, attributed to the Southwestern Christian Advocate.
Marching Club reorganizes with FergusonC White Scott in charge
The revived Marching Club gathers about 27 members led by Richard Ferguson as secretary and Mack Scott as president. C W White, dubbed the straight Negro Demosthenes, delivers oratory while West Witcher remains treasurer. A large new member influx is anticipated ahead of November 6 voting.
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Richard Fergusons
C. W. White
Johnson
West Witcher
Mack Scott
Scott
Read Between the Lines About the Conservator
A brief editorial urging readers to assess the Conservator directly rather than rely on opinions. It emphasizes forming personal judgment from the source material and cautions against trusting biased commentary.
Warner's Itinerary for Senator Warner This Week
United States Senator William Warner will tour Missouri communities this week with campaign stops in Cole Camp, Sedalia, Boonville, Marshall, and Slater. Campaign schedule lists dates and times by afternoon or evening, inviting all residents to hear the senator speak at local courthouses and gatherings.
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United States
William Warner
Cole Camp
Slater
Missouri
Lincoln School Adds New Teacher N C Buren
Enrollment at Lincoln School surpasses 350, prompting the Board of Education to hire Mrs. N C Buren. A Fiske University graduate, she comes highly recommended to support expanded teaching. Manual training receives special attention with Miss Ethel Snoddy guiding students.
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Lincoln School
Board of Education
Supt. Buchanan
Hubbard
N.C. Buren
Fiske University
Ethel Snoddy
Marshal Boullt Makes a Good Record
Sedalia under the new administration is doing well. At the recent State fair Marshal Boullt noted only three arrests. General satisfaction prevails in all departments especially the police service as Marshal Boullt runs an effective force and commends the loyalty and efficiency of his assistants.
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Sedalia
Marshal Boullt
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Vatoria
Megro
Bathsia
AL G Wheeler
Prop
Lamine Street
IB. Kuppenheimer
Nishings
IE. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
Hagey’s
Osage Street
E. Ralph Blair
Warner
Boonville
Marshall
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