Union Strife Over Peace Terms Among Baptist Boards
The article details a heated meeting between incorporated and unincorporated National Baptist commissions. Disputes over publishing board control, legal authority, and proposed peace terms dominated sessions. Despite debate, no agreement was reached on binding commitments without legal guarantees to the publishing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Woods
T. O. Fuller
Incorporated Commission
Unincorporated Commission
Incorporated Brethren
E. C. Morris
W. H. Moses
E. W. D. Isaac
A.J. Griggs
C. H. Parrish
E. P. Jones
Toto
National Baptist Publishing Board
Washington
National Baptist Convention
Mullins
Woods
Fuller
Brotherhood Church hosts supper and program on January 3 1919
January 3 1919 at The Brotherhood of First Baptist Church Walnut Hills the church will entertain members and friends. A two part program will be rendered with supper served at 25 cents per plate. L S Walton president Sam l Bradley secretary Rev F P Green pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of First Baptist
Walnut Hills
L. S. Walton
Sam'l Bradley
F. P. Green
Victory and unity marked the 1919 convention meeting
Expressions of joy and divine guidance followed a split in the peace terms and union at the convention. Dr J F Thomas Rev O R Harper and others praised the outcome. Dr J L Harding pledged 3000 dollars from Tennessee at Norfolk as commissioners adjourned to prepare their report for September 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Frank
Washington
Chicago
Nashville
Baptist Churches of the Incorporated Convention
Unincorporated Convention
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Wm. Johnson
National Baptist Convention
C. H. Clark
J. F. Thomas
Ill
O. R. Harper
E. P. Jones
C. C. Caldwell
J. W. Hurse
Publishing House
Brethren of the Incorporated Convention
J. L. Harding
Tennessee
Norfolk
Virginia
Four Negroes Lynched in Mobile and MississippI
Mobile reports note four African Americans including two women were dragged from a Shubuta jail and lynched over the Dr E L Johnston murder. Names given include Major and Andrew Clarke Maggie and Alma House. The piece criticizes lynching while mentioning President Wilson and a white victim Dabney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
E. L. Johnston
Shubuta
Miss
Chickasahay River
Johnston
Major
Wilson
Europe
Under Four Flags at Pekin Theatre New Year's Eve
On Tuesday December 31 1918 Pekin Theatre presents Under Four Flags a U S A film shot at the front depicting air ships submarines sea fights and trench battles Thousands of soldiers and camera crews are shown in lifelike wartime scenes a midnight show runs after requests by the audience with the last show at 11 10 PM Mer Ollie Dempsey manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Dempsey
Navy influenza experiments on Gallups Island
Boston officials report Navy Public Health Service tests on 100 volunteers to learn influenza causes and spread. Germs were placed in noses and throats and eaten with food, with some inoculations given. No influenza cases have appeared so far and appetite and health allegedly improved. Tests to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Navy Department
Navy Public Health Service
Gallups Island
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A promotion urging readers to support listed local advertisers in The Union. It promises courteous service and bargains, notes advertisers have prospered, and invites readers to mention the paper to obtain favorable deals. The message encourages weekly engagement with trusted businesses.
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White
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Allen Fort
First Baptist Church
Joint Commission
National Baptist Theological Seminary
Tenn
Claude Shafer
Cincinnati Post
France
Lincoln Theatre
Tion
Alabama
Dabney
Joe Reese
Longworth St
W. Sixth Street
W. Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pekin Theatre
West Fifth Street
Smith
Famous Family Theatre
Best
Potiscmidi’s
Seventh Avenue Sanitary
West
WEE Grocery Company
Chas, Williams
Repi
Central Avenue
Edgar P. Nash
Optician
Cutter Street
Graf's Pharmacy
Linn Streets
Henry Huesmann
9Th
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H. Wolfson
West Seventh Street
H. Levin
Fran
J. H. Temke
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Sixth Street
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