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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1929

Page

3

Join Today Ins Order Luke Local Meets at Renfro's

The Independent Order of Saint Luke invites enrollment at Renfro's Undertaking Establishment 752 W 9th St Richmond Virginia The fraternal organization with 62 years in operation lists five policy classes and $9,000,000 in in force insurance It targets ages 2 to 60 with policies from $50 to $500 and offers a $2.50 joining fee with first month dues The plan promises double accidental death disability and annual dividends It lists assets at $450,000 and notes 18 124 death claims paid totaling $1 833 256 67 Canvassers are sought with commissions For details contact the Home Office 902 St James St Richmond VA or local representatives Anna Turnell Virginia Thomas.

Not a Million Left by Daniel M. Jackson in Chicago

Chicago report shows Daniel M. Jackson's will leaves his estate of 75 000 dollars to his brother Charles S. Jackson. The piece notes public belief of a million dollar value and mentions Emanuel Jackson Funeral Home sale for 150 000 dollars to King Cole. It details nursing school events and alleged line misorder incidents involving Miss Keely and Miss Muir, plus staff disputes and patient clustering observations.

Chicago Daniel M. Jackson Charles S. Jackson

Discriminated At Commencement

In Los Angeles the General Hospital commencement reportedly displayed outright discrimination against colored nurses and employees. While Supervisor Frank Shaw drew the colored vote by pledging better conditions, a colored nurse indicated discriminatory practices occurred at the event.

Los Angeles Cal ANP Frank Shaw The General Hospital

Wanted couple to share house with lone woman

A notice seeks a settled couple to share a residence with a single woman. Inquiries should call Madisonville at 234 R.

Porter declares he will not be ruled by the Klan

In Los Angeles John C Porter, mayor elect, asserts he will not be controlled by the Klan or any organization spreading racial strife. He pledges to fight for better race relations as Negro voters cite their support and reject false Klansman charges amid the municipal election.

Los Angeles, Cal ANP John C. Porter Bonelli Porter

Weir Fail Naval Academy Exam Sparks Civil Rights Talk

Washington politician Oscar DePriest commented on Charles E. Weir failing the Naval Academy entrance exam due to slightly defective eyesight. DePriest said he will nominate other candidates for the Naval Academy and West Point, insisting Negro students should be admitted to both institutions.

Washington, D. C Charles E. Weir United States Naval Academy Oscar DePriest Naval Academy West Point

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Independent Order of Saint Luke Renfro W. 9Th Street Legal Reserve Division Cies St. James St Richmond Virginia Maggie L. Walker Lelie W. Bankett Anna C. Turnell W. 8Th St Virginia L. Thomas Deptuty Kenyon Avenue Dan Jackson Alexander Cook Diggs Hicks Williams Scruggs Ingraham Lee Miller Mitchell Miss Keely Guy Jones Broadmay Henrietta Muir Madisonville Gilbert Ave Buena Vista Walnut Hills Cincinnati, O Woodburn CANAL Lyman P. Rocker West Eighth Street Cincinnati Ohio Henry H. Grandison Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency Mercantile Library Lavinia Ave East Woodbrn W. H. Hill & Company Mound and Cutter Phone West Prince A Rankin Brothers Chapel Street Jas. H. Thompson W. Ninth St West West Court Street L. Ross E. W. Smith Ross & CO. Tailor Shop Carlisle Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Rensler Central Avenue
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