Tango Teachers Ten Make Protest In Paris
Defenders of the tango plan a rally in Paris during the International Academy of Dancing Masters annual meeting to protest bans on the dance. If no compromise with the Catholic church is found they may invent a new dance called the true tango, while clerical leaders label the new movement as sinful.
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Paris
International Academy of Dancing Masters
Catholic Church
Basile Pomili
Rome
Annette
Academy
Mobile Negro Graduates Call for Names and Occupations
G W Lewis asks every colored graduate in Mobile to send full name and present occupation to 306 North Warren Street. If convenient, leave details at Dr H Rodger Williams drug store or Gulf City drug store. Wilkerson proprietor requests prompt response.
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Mobile
G. W. Lewis
North
Warren Street
Revival wave boosts church interest and local farming push
The column notes renewed church revival enthusiasm and a call to adopt truck farming sparked by a Plateau congress at the Normal and Industrial School led by Prof. Whitley. It urges inspection of colored business and professional establishments and mentions a gathering at Lilly Baptist Church led by Rev. CH Crawford with a prompt to evaluate poultry value.
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Booker T. Washington
Hindustan
Congress
Plateau
Normal and Industrial School
Whitley
Lilly Baptist Church
CH. Crawford
Reverend Jones to Lecture in Mobile This Week
The Southwestern Christian Advocate editor Rev. R. E. B. Jones, D. D., will arrive in Mobile this week to speak at the Warren Street Church. He is noted as a leading figure among Black leaders nationwide. Look out for date details from G. W. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Jones
D. D
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Mobile
Warren Street
French customs block fire engine at frontier
Paris reports a Belgian frontier village Hersaux facing a major fire. The French motor brigade advanced a few inches into France before customs forbade return with the vehicle. Firefighters retrieved hose needed to reach the blaze, but the status of the engine and hose remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hersaux
Davis Avenue Paving Push Amid Health Fears
An editorial calls for sewer water and sanitary hookups on Davis Avenue, arguing health hinges on equal sanitary facilities for all residents. It cites Atlanta's race-biased health policies, warns of disease crossing race lines, and urges officials to address white and black health inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Government Street
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Peachtree
Peters Street
Bacilli
Atlanta
Grove's General Tonic Advertisement Reference
An old newspaper fragment promotes Grove's General Tonic as a trusted remedy. It emphasizes health benefits and urges readers to purchase the tonic for daily wellness.
New jaw secured from seventh rib in rare operation
In New York at Cumberland Street Hospital, Mrs Olga Slavin aged 26 received a jaw reconstruction using her seventh rib. Dr B F Shea and team removed the rib, dovetailed it into the jaw stubs, and attached muscles, restoring chewing and speech after four years of jaw cancer.
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New York
Cumberland Street Hospital
Olga Slavin
B. F. Shea
Cumberland Street
Riteh
Walmsley
Shea
Millionaires Flee Berlin for Lower Taxes Under War Levy
Berlin faces a shrinking class of millionaires as high taxes drive wealth abroad. Frankfort-on-the-Main reports a postwar income surge of 87.5 million marks, seen as typical after the new amnesty encouraging disclosure of incomes and property.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Empire
Revival and Preaching At Local Churches This Week
The Rev. William Jones of Montgomery preaches today and tonight at Hamilton Street Methodist Episcopal Church led by pastor Rev. R H Moore. Crichton A M E Zion Mission begins revival services tonight under Rev F W Williams. Baptism tonight at Warren Street Methodist Episcopal Church with pastor G W Lewis. Pew rally and sacred concert at State Street A M E Zion Church led by Rev A Hannum.
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William Jones
Montgomery
Hamilton-street Methodist Episcopal Church
R. H. Moore
Crichton A. M. E. Zion Mission
F. W. Williams
Crichton
Williams
Warren Street Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Lewis
State St
D ‘A. M. EB. Zion Church
Rev
A. Hannum
Baby Saved From Ship Wreck Returns Home After 9000 Mile Journey
A baby of eighteen months completes a 9000 mile trek home from the Volturno disaster area. The Red Cross Emergency Relief Committee aided 439 survivors, reuniting families and providing clothing, shelter, medical care, and transport. Roman Jabouletski, the most traveled survivor, faced measles in Rotterdam before reaching Minneapolis and reuniting with his mother.
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New York
Minneapolis
Red Cross Emergency Relief Committee
Charity Organization Society
Volturno
United States
Roman Jabouletski
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Births Deaths and Marriages of Past Week
List of marriage licenses with pairs including White George E Scott and Elizabeth Lee Morrisette and many others. Deaths show a long roster of White and Colored individuals led by Nathan Alexander and Phillip Herrés, followed by more names. Births record White and Colored families with multiple couples and children noted.
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George E. Scott
Elizabeth Lee Morrisette
William Toxey
Louise Madeline Schwenk
Frank Russo
Lonella Vermille
J. R. Ennis
Charlotte Harriett Holmes
Willie W. Pierce
Barna Willard
Joe Garlington
Dora Thornton
Clarence Dumas
Lucille Sheppard
Willi Noyd
Bessie Nettle
Boykin Brown
Pearler Parker
Henry Johnson
Minnie Vincent
John Bizelle
Victoria Marbiey
Randolph Weeks
Francis Mitchell
Henry Byrd
Agnes Ward
Carbet Williams
Lavenia M. Davis
Anderson Jenkins
Mary Thomas
White
Nathan Alexander
Phillip Vincent Herrés
John L. Steiner
John R. Pollard
Jas. D. Martin
William L. Sherr
M. Marx
Flora P. Sanders
Mary Flynn
Ottie May Sigler
Florence Rayford
Cecil Butler Runyon
Catherine A. Ridehhour
Julia Butt Stewart
Geneva Broadus
Anna M. Courtright
Jessie Hughes
Robin Martin
Charlie L. White
Marton Simmons
Tom Gibson
Jessie May Woods
Tillie “Packer
Sylvia Etheridge
Rosa Lewis
Nettle Neese
Med March Hare Myth and the Madness Behind the Tale
The text explores whether a med March hare existed as a figure in folklore or natural history and explains what drove the hare to be described as mad. It examines cultural meanings, scientific observations, and literary uses across periods.
Brewer Seitz Charged With Kidnapping in Chicago Case
John F. Seitz manager of Bartholomas & Roes ing Brewing and Malting Co was ordered arrested by Judge Uhler on a kidnapping complaint filed by John Beck an agent who says he was imprisoned for a night Beck alleged he was owed about 400 by the company and held at Edward Pahl residence 2418 West Jackson boulevard while his wife sought the money.
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Chicago
John F. Seitz
Bartholomas & Roesing Brewing and Malting Company
Uhler
John Beck
Calumet Avenue
Beck
Balawin
Edward Pahl
West Jackson Boulevard
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted by Pharmacists
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe for babies and effective for adults. W. Be. Nessemith of Statesboro Ga and Bob Ferruson of Green Bay Wis endorse its reliability and curative claims, citing store sales and personal cure experiences. Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Foley
W. BE. Nessemith
Statesboro
Bob Ferruson
Pine St
Green Bay
Wis
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Death Ends Flight From Band Hatred
Frank Palazolo, a world traveler for two years, was shot dead near his butcher shop at 45 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn. Two foreign youngsters, hiding across the street, fired as Palazolo unlocked his door around 6 am, killing him with two bullets. Police searched a nearby foreign colony but found no suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Palazolo
No. 45 Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn
Palazolo
Palazollo
Palasollo
Curley Enforces 2 A.M. Closing for Dances and Hotels
Boston Mayor Curley defends a 2 AM closing rule for dances and hotel parties as a measure for community morals. Francis Peabody and hotel managers push back, but the rule remains in effect with possible 1 AM exceptions, shifting debutante events to private homes.
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Boston
Mass
Curley
Copley Plaza
Francis Peabody
Peabody
Navy Yard
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