National Negro Press Association Opens In Nashville
A six annual session of the National Negro Prose Association gathered 126 Negro publications led by Jos Le Jones of Cincinnati and CJ Percy. The agenda includes sending a Negro war correspondent to France, supporting a monument for Negro soldiers, and endorsing News Syndication and a World Democracy drive. A committee plans to offer the association’s circulation to Mr. Hoover for food conservation education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
National Negro Prose Association
Jos le Jones
Cincinnati
Fraternal Monitor
CJ Percy
W. KE. King
Texas
J. A. Hamlett
Jackson, Tenn
A. A. Craig
Washington, D.C
France
United States
Emmett J. Scott
Woodrow Wilson
War Department
Invitations From Universities At Negro Medical Meet
Invitations were extended from Roger Williams University and Meharry Medical College for a Negro physicians meeting with Dr A M Townsend and others as hosts. A Baltimore editor 78 years old spoke, and the local committee included W W Williams and J A Lexter among many cooperating leaders. The Saturday session at National Baptist Publishing rooms featured a special address on The Negro Physician and His Relation to the World’s Crime by Geo W Mahurd. Officers for the year included J Perry president and J J Murphy assistant recording secretary. an executive committee roster was listed with many city and regional editors and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Williams University
A. M Townsend
State Normal
J.tate
John H. Murphy
Baltimore
W. W. Williams
Nashville
J .A. Lexter
Mehar
1 National Baptist Publishing
Addreey
Geo W. Mahhurd
Meharry Medical College
J. Perry
Philadelphia
W. L. Porter
Knoeville
Tenn
W. B. King
Dalia
Ten
J. A. Hamlet
Jackson
HA Boyd
Chas
Stewart
Chicago
Hil
B. Gaines
Little Rag Ark
M.D. Potter
Tampa
Finley Wilson
Washington
Cannon
Atlanta
Gacy
Nick Childs
Topeka
Kan
R. E. Jones
New Orleans
Lie
B. P. Jones
Vicks Surg
Mian
Grant Willams
Tena
D.T. Shelton
Galveston
Texas
Rowe Murder Trial Postponed Amid Spectator Hordes
A large crowd gathered at the courthouse to hear the Rowe murder case as postponement kept the trial from resuming. Prosecutor Virstil Nowe is active in the prosecution while Douglas Rowe and his father remain in custody for the February 9 killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe Muter
Douglas. Rowe
Heather Webb
SD. Rowe
Heart House
Virstil Nowe
Mary Dam Wants Heart Balm Mock Trial in Local Church
A mock trial set for Thursday night at First Woptiot church aims to decide damages for breach of promise to marry. Plaintiff Mary Dam faces defendant Grant Hopper before Judge Me A Guen, with counsel F J Saddler Alexander for the plaintiff and G W Hutchinson I Goodwin for the defense. Jury of eight women and four men. sheriff R Huff, bailiff F T Smith, clerk F B Smith. Promoter O W Gurley calls it an entertaining play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airl
Mary Dam
Grant Hopper
Me A. Guen
F. J. Saddler
Alexander
Maintiff
G. W. Hutchinson I. Goodwin
Mes. C. W. Gurley
Katie Walker
Alice W. Hi. Hudson
Dan Whitlow
Hattin Johnson
Mow Cunningham
Ed Howard
Ed Waters
Jack Douglas
R. Huff
F. T. Smith
F. B Smith
O. W. Gurley
Fragmented Public Notice with Erratic OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment presents a disjointed public notice style item. It references names, places, and entities in a jumbled stream with unclear dates or actions, making core facts hard to extract. The fragment hints at religious imagery, community references, and institutional mentions but lacks coherent events or deadlines.
Business Leader Loostres NumerA One
The Business League aims to spur local enterprise and economic coordination by fostering private business initiatives and collaborative capital. It emphasizes unity, independence, and prosperity as goals, promoting practical training, investment, and organizational growth for member success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albue
Business League
Geeddens
Phe Rati
Chow Mie
Rand Ylalull
Ereur Jentlon Reuliaol
Tidairiver
Ufa Toarcarplich
Thos Endayhoy
Mere Hualneas Enterprises
Nero Braine Wind Mepital
Roe
Edu
Missouri Governor Names No 10 Commission Belruwey 1918
The Missouri governor appoints a Negro uplift commission to study welfare, citizenship, education, and labor. At Jefferson City the commission, chaired by Governor, outlines its purpose and members and the aim to reform prisons into paying institutions and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belruwey
Thie State
Govover Gapher
Jefferson City
Quivenor
Ofelock
Spirit of Our Home Democracy at Kiefer Riot Trial
A Sapulpa era report details a riot near Kiefer involving Frank Frasier and a group of black residents. Proceedings stretched to January with complaints filed, arrests freed, and a demand for 2 000 000 dollars while townspeople discuss a path to democratic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lowry
Hove
Kiefer
Frasier
Bert
Sompdey
Henegenne
Frasier Cote
Sapulpa Amt
Greg
Miegine
Lowry
Gore
Trey
Kiefer Fam
Sapalpa
Also Mentioned on This Page
National N. P. A
Republican Executive Committee
World Democracy
St. Louis
Perry W. Howard
National Republican Committee
Nashville Negroes
National Bapt
W. E. King
Dallas
Mr. Hoover
Press Association
Rowe
Fry
Web Rowe
Sanday
Douglas Rowe
Treach
First Baptist Church
Catla
Cnn
Atul
Lote Catin McGregar
Calanthiie
Welielters
Kenting
Lin
Moe
Berry
Pte Nlay
Business Leager Loostres Numera One
Perplin
Orla Anteniel van Bare
JB Thompson
Mecca
Firth Sarre
Lissouri Gover
Negro Justrial Committee
OS Spirit OF Our Home Democracy
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