Notable Educators Honored By Motad Board of Education
A fragmentary tribute describes Prof Bowles at the University and Col lege, praising his city ties, scholarship, and seven years of service. It also lauds Pres Ball of Huntsville Academy for his endurance, pluck, and readiness to advance moral and material progress in the Methodist community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calley
Geo
R. Smith
Raf
Bowles
Colge
Board of Education of
Motad
Pex
Huntsville
Ala
Strippin at the winder in a rainy mood ballad
The speaker laments the wet weather hindering work and sleep. A playful northern dialect portrays gloom, domestic scenes, and requests for family help with music and warmth. Rain, hunger, and fatigue backdrop a rural, intimate moment.
Political Appeals To Passion By Black Leaders
A group of Black leaders and clergy from Brooklyn Howard University and Washington met at a Face conference with Rev. Dean Richmond Babbitt to formulate race race views. They support upholding the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, urge Christian morals and law enforcement, oppose separate political parties, and call for organized leadership and moral appeals to the press and white clergy. They argue Black education should include more than industrial training and say crime estimates against the race are exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neros
Washington
Dean Richmond Babbitt
Church of Epiphany
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francia Grimke
Star of the
Fifteenth Street
Kelly Milee
Howard University
Jud‘ton W. Lycus
Register of
The
United States Treasury
Cyrus Field Adams
Treasury
John C. Dancy
Dachy
Calowbia de
Dlinton Thomas
Clark
Whitefield McKinley
Babbitt Kag
John Temple Graves
Babbitt
Lynchings Fever Says Washington Faris
Booker Washington in Paris as Jones. He praises education and industry to reduce lynching, urges longer school terms, better teachers and schoolhouses, and expansion of elementary industry in public and primary schools. He advocates Tuskegee Hampton training and notes limited ability to send students North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Booker
Washington
Paris
Jones
United States
America
South
Alabama
Normandy
Tuskegee
General Education Board
Hampton
Essors
White pastor Fenwick under fire at Milwaukee church
Mathew J L M Fenwick, a white doctor of medicine and longtime pastor at the African Methodist Church, faced police court scrutiny yesterday. The disputed claim centers on his race and his role in the church as tensions threaten his pastorate. Fenwick says he quit medicine to uplift Black communities and will fight to keep his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Otoborut
Mattev J L. M. Fenwick
African Methodiat Church
Lurooe Medical College
St. Louis
Electro-Physics and Clevirm Therapeutics Institute
Indianapolia
Tony
Fenwick
Mr. Fenwick
Donaisville
Shreveport
Alexandria
Education and prejudice in trades across nations
The speaker contrasts race and education issues in Illinois Methodists with experiences in France, noting colored men face debarting from trades in Illinois while France shows no prejudice. He stresses that education remains key and claims progress has solved larger issues, urging continued preaching education and generosity toward educated, intelligent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Methodists
France
Herre
Booker Washington praised by supporters of his policy in the South
The piece defends Booker T. Washington against hostile Southern critics and wind-jammers in Chicago and Boston. It argues his method trains youth in moral mental and mechanical skills and requires speaking to attract northern funds while placating southern whites. It praises Washington for lifting Negro youths toward self respect and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er T. Washington
Washtngton
South
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
North
Memorial to Congress on Negro education gains church adoption
Dr L Parks of Atlanta presented a memorial urging United States education of Creole people of the South and making New Gro a government ward on a par with Indians. The Rock River Conference of the Methodist church adopted the memorial in Aurora, planning a campaign to overcome legal obstacles and resolve the Negro problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
L. Parks
Atlanta
South
United States
Rock River
Methodist Church
Aurora HL
Parks
Concey
Cormack and the Constitutions Senator Discuss Fifteenth Amendment
Senator E W Cormack says he would not seek repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment, but might introduce a bill to provoke debate. He questions Republican defenses of equality and cautions against making repeal a partisan or sectional issue to avoid halting public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Cormack
Congress
Philippines
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Valley
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Mandy
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Thaenah
Chile
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Tipton
Bell Williams
Chief Paice
Preatnis Toxparorsa
St Louie College
Booker Washington
Noier Nevo
Lessos TN Southern Ideals
Cormack and the
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