Philippines independence debate echoes in California voters
Fragmented text discusses Filipino independence, a U S Philippines relation topic, with mentions of California's Filipino population, wartime loyalty, and self determination. Named entities include United States Philippines California and Japanese residents, with references to the independence principle and political conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Ut
Etter Na Tons
University of Sante Toray
Philippines
Neal Meit
California
Witchitly
American Congress
Jones
Annevied
Unl
America
Amd
Money, bankers and bias at the presidential convention
Oswald Garrison Villard critiques the Republican convention for Harding and Coolidge highlighting banter over money influence and bankers presence. He notes noisy Lowden and Wood support, party factions, and distrust of Wall Street ties shaping the campaign.
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Ballina Girmorney
Interin
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Auditoriun
Senator Borah
Missouri Delega Honder
el Toy Ge
Blackstone
Wall Street
Chicago
Tnt
Untitled fragment on local event and board actions
Vague OCR fragment references Millian Ver le evaluation and a general m lwention hoard past week for nout sehoots. It mentions a 2000 Hal tote by Bookofaller and a quoted line about a general voli and Renner fod Sani il.
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AL N
Harriyed
Turmoil at AFL Convention Over ALP Aid Vote
Delegates from Southern states clash with Northern factions as the American Federation of Labor debates funding and membership fairness. The stormy session ends with compromises and ongoing divisions, while workers hope for favorable developments amid industrial unrest.
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American Federation of Tabor
JWI
Nera
New Jersey Negroes Urged to Seek Recognition Aid
Newark June 30. Rumors spread that New Jersey Black voters are ready to oppose Republicans over recognition demands. Many threaten to switch to the Republican party if their rights are not acknowledged. A faction favors organizing a state convention to select leaders and push the fight for recognition, accusing the existing leadership of exploiting rank and file for selfish ends.
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CAL NL
Newark
N. J
Riats
Poouher
Republican platform calls and labor rights debate
A party faction discusses the Forty Eight platform amid discontent among Colored voters over the Republican stance on key issues. Proposals include public ownership of utilities and resources, land use taxes, equal rights, and labor reforms, with plans to reveal details after the San Francisco convention adjourns.
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A. NP
Bervirey McAgo
Morty
Republan
Sso
Natal
San
Vault Laurence Dunbar Honored Portrait by May Howard Jackson
The Paul Laurence Dunbar portrait at Mothe Phabar High School, painted by May Howard Jackson, received praise as a strong likeness. Students say Mrs. Jackson acted without commission and regard the work as a notable achievement, though likeness to the poet remains debated.
Presentation at Witch School honors faculty and donors
Dean Kelly Miller of Howard University presided over the event honoring the bust Prat while M Coralie F. Cook of the District Board of Education and Dr Jary-Treasurer of Howard University were among speakers. Sculptress Moy duckson created the piece as part of the Hasina Meactiee Department ceremony.
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Prat
Fovel M Hoosten
Hasina
The
Witch School
Kelly Miller
Howard University
M. Coralie F. Cook
Disteier Board of Education
Jary
Moy. Duckson
Negroes and War Service Highlighted by Virginia Educator
Prof. Hotwit W. Kerlin of Virginia Military Institute argues in The Mirror that Negroes supported the war effort through subscriptions to Cherry Towns and Red Cross funds, and by serving overseas with valor at Chateau Thierry and in the Argonne. He notes Black troops labored in Bordeaux and Brest and mourned fallen soldiers at Belleau Wood and Romagne, contrasting home reports with overseas sacrifice.
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Chateau Thierry
Argonne
France
Bordeaux
Brest
Belleau Wood
Romainge
Reading Between the Lines in Colored Press Debate
The piece argues that Black newspapers and editors in rural areas gain influence from white papers and pulpit voices, becoming the fourth estate. It notes Black readers’ sharp ability to read between the lines and detect innuendo, while urging white editors to acknowledge their perceptiveness and safeguard editor safety for a longer career.
Assoriit Ved Negro Press Reaches Wide Network
The Assoriit ved Negro Press operates with special correspondents in many cities to gather racial news and distribute it to a large membership. About seventy-five papers receive direct communications, with more hearing of it later as no official coverage escapes their scrutiny.
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Assoriit Ved Negro Press
Color Tod
Race Migration Causes Menace in Detroit
Detroit observers report that about one thousand Negro migrants arrive weekly, with Forester B. Washington leading a survey into the social and industrial effects. He cites dire living conditions among newcomers and calls for rapid construction of workers’ housing to address a health threat and housing shortage.
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Detroit
Mich
Forester B. Washington
Washington
Abe
Shimmie Dancer on Display in Portland
A brief note from Washington to Portland, Oregon, mentions Ava Rubber as a shimmie dancer and a demonstration sample priced at a dollar. The item cites G. Davis and a Portland address, suggesting a local entertainment promotion in the era.
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Ava
Tulsa Open Shop Incorporators Form Tulsa Square Deal Group
Tulsa Oklahoma June 30 The open shop or square deal war gains new angle as a charter is issued to The Tulsa Open Shop Square Deal Association in Tulsa County Incorporators named John Tl. Miller president A L Parmer vice president W G Steger secretary.
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Oklahoma
CNLY
Okla
Open Shop
Tulsa Open Shop
Tulsa County
John Tl. Miller
A. L. Paremer
W. G. Steger
Masonic and Fraternal Lodges Directory Tulsa Area
Directory listing for Sand Springs Lodge 192 and several other lodges including Council 27 LLO of W Masonic Temple Tulsa units. Includes meetings a week schedule locations officers and visitor policy. Also features Givens Jewelers and Elliott Hooker ads with address and contact details.
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Ano DE Vine Pel
Wollen
Wiley
Weil
Tito
Faraiers
Ivory
Fice
Jersians
Laurence Dunbar
YED Colored Press
Virginia
Finda
W. Fifty
Caver
Mana
Experie
Rof
Aimple
Camer's Laundry
E. Archer Street
Archer Street
G. Davis
Portland
Oregon
Tulsa Open Shop Incorporated
Lodge Directory
Sand Springs
Myers’ Hall
East Archer Street
J. H. Smitherman
W. L. Gamble
LLO
W. M
Masonic Hall
Win, Dunigan
W. Py
Hardy
See
Cosmopolitan Lodge No
OD. P.O. F
Corbett
Tulsa
Kia
N. Greenwood
Masonic Templars Progressive Lodge No. 1425
Lathon’s Hall
North Greenwood
Heggins Hall
North Shirtfort
M. J. Lathon
M. H. PL
Excelsior Temple
Knights & Daughters OF Tabor International Order of Twelve
S. G. Smith
Wm. Curry
R. A
Elgin Muskogee
Okla West
Elliott & Hooker
Okmulgee & Muskogee
N. Greenwood St
Thone Osage
Mabel
Poro
Beauty Parlor
DE Etta Smith
Chickasha, Okla
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