Various Local News Notes From Gary and St Louis
A roundup of community items includes the Auditorium Club of Gary planning a new auditorium and pleasure building. Reports from Indianapolis discuss the Ray murder case with Wire State penalties and mob danger. Other notes cover Jack Johnson’s condition, Dr. Theodore Smith expanding a Kansas City store, George J. Vaughn entering Missouri politics, and Perry performing surgery in Missouri. Also mentioned are a national federations leader seeking club contacts, an evangelistic campaign ending with many conversions, a new Co operative Liberty company store in St Louis, the Accurate Laundry firm’s leadership, John H. Murphy at a quadrennial AME conference, Dr. W Sampson Brooks pursuing bishopric honors, and a push for AME church secretary roles. finally Penn’s stance on colored students and a new colored medical society honoring Dr Dan Williams.
Star Correction Clarifies Ruler Titles and Names
The Star corrects May 1 publication errors naming Miss Dod son as alted Daughter Ruler and misnaming Mrs. Daugherty as Mrs. Clemmie. It notes proper usage of Daughter Ruler and that grand and exalted are for higher orders. Husbands’ name Wesley is correct, not M E.
Alabama Extension Service Report From Auburn May 14
Alabama Extension Service at Auburn reports findings from the May 14 session covering agricultural practices and community outreach. Details include program updates, participant turnout, and forthcoming demonstrations.
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Auburn
Ala
Extension circular highlights movable schools with rural structures
The new circular from extension service details movable schools among more people built across cabin and poultry house structures, fencing and other features depicting coalitions among residents.
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Bamw Extension Sevice
Prize fighter linked to whiskey burglary in Memphis
In Memphis on Wednesday night, police arrested five Black men and seized a 52 gallon barrel of whisky. Later they arrested Bill Kid Smith, a local Black prize fighter, identified as the brains of the burglary combine.
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Nlp
Swrvion
Memphis
Dies
Bill
Kid) Smith
Combine
States Represented at Third Annual John A Andrew Clinical Society
Eleven states including Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Texas Mississippi Ohio West Virginia North Carolina and New York were represented at the third annual session of the John A Andrew Clinical Society which closed here last week. The meeting ran in conjunction with the Maharmia Medical Dental and Pharmaceutics Association.
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W. Service Institute
Ala
Georgia
Jorida
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Mississippi
Ohio
W. Virginia
North Carolina
New York
John A. Andrew Clinical Society
Maharmia Medical Dental and Pharmaceutics Association
Morris Brown University Trustees Meet Leaders in Georgia
At Morris Brown University trustees meeting in Ga on May 14 Bishop J S Flipper presided and declared the university the largest educational institution owned and contracted by the race in the county with worth nearly 1 000 000 dollars.
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P. Servier
Morris Brown University
Bishop J. 5
Flipper
Colored Old Folks and Juvenile Home Society Forms in Asheville
The Colored churches and societies of Asheville have organized a Colored Old Folks and Juvenile Home Society. They are actively campaigning for funds for the movement with FE. W. Pearson as committee chairman holding an option on a large tract of land for the home.
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A. SN
Serview
Asheville
Colored Old Folks and Juvenile Home Society
FE. W. Pearson
The Red Wing Hotel Offers Clean Rooms At Low Rates
The Red Wing Hotel promises respect and courtesy to guests with large cool clean rooms in single or suite options. Rates are advertised as low as 3.00 per week.
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Draemland Theatre
Y. M. Cla
Tulsa
Jtl Goodwin
Ars Gare
Wtec Trouser
Toa
Auditorium Club
Gary
Indiana
Ray
Martha Rui
Jewett
Innopolis
Ind
Rays
Akron, O
W. Lee
Ti Indicae
Jack Johnson
Nary
Theodore Smith
Kansas City
Moris
George J. Vaughn
St. Louis
John B. Mapes
Spoke Wash
Ored Women's Federated Clubs
Maxwell
First Baptist Church
Peo
Co-operative Liberty Company
St Louis
Banneker
Athrif
Dr Stafford
The
Accurate Laundry and Cleaning Company
Louis, Mo
John H. Murphy
Baltimore
W. Sampson Brooks
M. C. Ay
St. Paul
Hair
Jackson, Miss
University of Pennsylvania
Medical
Dan Willnns
Alabama Extension Service
Morris Brown
Red Wing
North Greenwood
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Moth
Tulia
Julius T. Presley
Tucas
Yes Moines
Star
Nuif Sed
Lucas
Cenfer
Ad- Methodist Church
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