Cambridge's Negro Achievements Challenge Southern Denunciations
In Cambridge Massachusetts a Black man heads a city department and serves on boards while others hold roles across public life. William H. Lewis, Harvard star and center on the football team, has risen to assistant United States district attorney. The city has long honored Black residents, including lawmakers, educators, and police, despite Southern criticisms of Cambridge as a disgrace.
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Education and Humanity Referenced in Civilizational Commerce
Fragmentary lines praise education as the backbone of a noble civilization. A speaker, Prof. J. W. Cooper, extols mankind as strong, free, pure, sharing living sympathy and accord with God. The passage continues from page 1, noting achievements and exalted humanity.
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J. W. Cooper
Encouraging Desperadoes Continued From Page 1
The item questions last Monday's showmanship by Frank James and Cole Younger and notes crowds applauding as they entered the arena. It argues that if such exhibitions are acceptable, the reward for William Rudolph should be withdrawn and Collins released. From the Professional World.
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Cole Younger
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William Rudolph
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Personal notes from Sedalia residents and visitors
A roundup of local social headlines notes visits and moves among Sedalia residents and out-of-town contacts. Alice Simpson travels to Kansas City. Prof C W White joins Deeden Board of Education. Mrs Lidice Gasaway visits Saline. Mrs Annie Willintye visits Sedalia. Prof H L Billips spoke at Dresden. Mrs Kerma Taylor returns home from Hogginavills. Rev Joh Bishop travels to Tebo for a training event. John Goode seen in aging We are Welcoming him back. Ardonia Abbott returns from visits to Teen ington and Kansas City. Samuel Jackson, son of Jackson, dies of stomach poisoning. Aliie Smith visits her grandmother. Lowe of GB Smith discusses student attendance. Mr Thom Gasoway moving prep for return to Kansas City. C W Gravitt moving to Kansas City for work. Prof W H Billiam makes flying trip to St Louis to settle with bank. Andrew Philips improving after attempted suicide. family hopes for son’s recovery.
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Kangaa City
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Norar Lamb
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