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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1920

Page

9

Colored Men Get Jobs as Water Foremen in Baltimore

Two Negro foremen named by Mayor Broening will organize a four man Negro gang for the Water Department construction division. James H Roberson of the Eleventh ward and Robert J Price of the Eighteenth ward were appointed at the mayor’s request and placed on the pay roll at four dollars an hour, marking the first time Black workers have been employed as foremen in the Water Department.

Baltimore Water Board Broening James II Roberson Robert J. Price Hey Willian Wo Megraw Water Department

Chambliss Celebrated Case Causes Trial Delays

Chicago police officer Chambliss resigns after facing charges of abducting Bertha Wybeck a 16 year old white girl who came to the city seeking work. The case has drawn national attention and potential delays as prosecutors struggle with evidence and witness availability.

Servier Chicago Darsey Paliceman Bin Bus Louis B. Anderson Chambliss Bertha Wybeck Panee Rock Kansay Wybock Thirty Fifth m Tiny the Wiy Stelk Iit Chicago Tribune Indiana Avenue

Holmes Denounces Injustice at Chicago Racial Unity Gatherings

Dr. Holmes addresses three Chicago meetings promoting equal rights and a square deal for all citizens. Rev John Haynes Holmes criticizes racial injustice. over 200000 attend the Wendell Phillips High School event. Illinois figures advocate Frederick Douglass statue at Grand Boulevard amid public safety concerns.

AON PL Service Chicago National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Wendell Philips High School John Haynes Holmes Community Church New York Holmes Frederick Doughis Quinn Chapel Patrick O'Donnell Segroes America Adelbert H. Roberts Illinois Frederick Douglas Thirty-fifth Grand Boulevard Roberts Lowden

Constitutional Voting Rights Text and Local Residency Note

A fragmented excerpt discusses apportionment and the Fifteenth Amendment’s race based voting rights. It cites Article XV ratified 1870 and mentions enforcement power and equal protection, followed by a local note that Mr and Mrs Dorsett of N Greenwood plan to move to Columbia Missouri.

Wis Homer Pervous United States Ress

Second Mission From Philippines Aims at Independence Ties

The article notes a second mission from the Philippines aimed at immediate independence and better United StatesPhilippines relations. It highlights leaders in Manila including Manuel Quezon and key officials shaping the envoy’s push for autonomy and closer ties with the United States.

Mantin MLB Hpi Mike United States Geenter Philippines Quezon Phillypine Senate America Unlrnanite

Quezon Osmena Rivalry Sparks Philippine Politics 12 Years

The article outlines the long standing cordial relationship between States Quezon and Osmena in the Philippine political scene. It notes Quezon as a key ally of both US parties and presents Osmena as a premier de facto leader of the nationalist movement with cross party influence.

Quexon Sereklo Onwenu Philippi House of Representatives Vic Council of State Feallers Nacionalistypu Osinena United States Quozak Senate Qion Osmena Quezon Nacionalista Party Unional Movement For Independence Osivene Philippines

Philippine independence advocates and journalistic praise mix

A quoted journalist in America praises Osmeña and Quezon as advocates of Philippine independence who also supported America’s relations with the Philippines. The text extols Osmena as a tireless, detail oriented writer and observer, noting his calm temperament and eloquence.

Asmerica Osmens Osmena Quezon America

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