Modern Woman Sermon Provokes School Crowd at St Ursula
Toledo June 15. Mgr J T OConnell condemned the so called modern woman at St Ursula's Academy graduation. He attacked pursuit of vanity and public exposure, praising Mary Pickford only for honesty and purity and urging home and family over public rostrums. He quoted Saint Clement on modesty and warned against revealing attire and immoral influences.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mgr. J. T. O'Connell
St. Ursula’s Academy
Eve
Fannie Hurst
Mary Pickford
Memorial Service for Sinai Temple at St Andrews Church
The Shriners invite all to a Memorial Service at St Andrews Episcopal Church at 7:30 p m on Sunday July 11 1920. Archdeacon Charles D Reade and Illustrious FezTentate Frank Brown Jr will speak with Rev Myers and Dr Sarah Haddix also presenting. A Clinton Gibbs musical program is planned.
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Our Temple
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Eighth
Mound Streets
Sinai Temple
E.myers
Sarah Haddix
Sinai Court
Clinton Gibbs
Ohio a Battleground in 1916 Senator Cox Governing
Ohio, a battleground state, hosts Harding a six year Republican senator and Cox a three term Democrat governor. Both natives of Ohio, their campaigns draw vast local support. The piece frames Ohio as pivotal to national outcomes amid unrest and radical currents, urging strenuous effort to win.
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Harding
U. S
Cox
Ohio
United States
Negro ministers to pray for Republican candidates
Washington July 1 Negro ministers nationwide will be urged to offer prayers next Sunday for the success of Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates. The demand came from the Negro Ministerial Campaign Committee at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
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Washington
Negro Ministerial Campaign Committee
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
Simon P. W. Drew
Southern Printers Peeved Race Feud Repudiates AFL Policy
Asheville July 2 A special meeting of the local typographical union adopted resolutions denouncing the American Federation of Labor for admitting races to equal privileges with whites and directing delegates at the Albany August International Typographical Union meeting to oppose AFL policy If AFL stays with the race plan the local delegation will seek withdrawal from the AFL The statement laments the Negro as a rival to the white worker recalling years ago when Frank Ferrall a colored New Yorker was welcomed in Richmond then mob violence erupted with over 2000 people opposing the colored member
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Saint Clement
Asheville
N. C
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Albany
N. Y
International Union
Knights of Labor
Richmond
Frank Ferrall
District No. 49
Calance
White Winged Dove and Primaries Shake Up Politics
Factional friction yields to harmony as Brown Wannamaker and Wills steer toward primaries. Secretary of State imbroglio resolved after withdrawal of Smith rivals, with Hon. Harry C. Smith and Secretary H. C. Smith eliminated by steamroller. Republicans rally behind Senator Harding who is praised for diplomacy and persuasive language.
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Brown
Smith
Young Smith
Harry C. Smith
H. C. Smith
Senator Harding
Wills Gets Chance at International Boxing Card
New York July 6 The International Sporting Club of New York announced its first series of boxing bouts set for July 15 The main event is a 15 round decision bout between Fred Fulton of Rochester Minnesota and Harry Wills Negro heavyweight of New Orleans The piece calls for a fair field and no color bias in boxing and in society.
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New York
International Sporting Club of New York Today
Fred Fulton
Cincinnati
Rochester
Minn
Harry Wills
New Orleans
A Conference On Membership Policy At Cincinnati
Grand Vice Presidents and Grand Board of Directors of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will meet at the Cincinnati headquarters starting next Monday. Grand President E. H. Fitzgerald announced the gathering to discuss admission of Negroes to lodges that include white members. The group noted the Montreal AFL convention action was a request, not a directive to amend the constitution, and called out concerns about color over competency.
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Grand Board of Directors
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Cincinnati
E. H. Fitzgerald
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Brotherhood
Captain Sneed Leads 00ds at Carthage July 4
Captain Sneed again demonstrated his strategy as his aggregation of K of P’s delivered the goods in grand style at Carthage on July 4. An immense crowd enjoyed the outing.
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Sneed
P’s
Carthage
Great Talkers Addressing the Race and Public Conduct
A message urges calm uplift for people of color urging practical effort over rhetoric. It notes soldiers of improvement, keeps focus on self denial, patience, and perseverance. The text mentions public behavior of black individuals and a plan to discuss the topic further. It also recounts a local incident involving a man released from prison welcomed by Mr Ellis.
Ingrate Is Sought The Bowery Caruso Aids Search
New York police seek the only man who ever failed to make good aided by reformed criminals and social worker George B. Ellis known as the Bowery Caruso who has helped thousands escape the slums. Lillian, daughter of a slum missionary, lies critically injured in hospital after a struggle with the suspect.
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New York
George B. Ellis
Racial framing of crime in contemporary discourse
The speaker asserts that most assaults in the country are committed by white men, claiming 90 percent of such crimes, while indicating crime is nearly absent in black countries. The statement relies on broad generalizations about race and criminality.
Brilliant Display at Prize Fight Draws Large Crowd
The af fair drew a wonderful crowd of men and women, a brilliantly arrayed audience. The Wite and Leonard bout featured knockdowns and knockouts, with the sister of the former acting as a second. The piece notes the growing presence of women and predicts changing gender roles in sport.
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Wite
Leonard
Elks Unveil Howard Monument at Evergreen Cemetery
Monument unveiling for F. B. Howard founder of the Elks attracts large attendance at Evergreen Cemetery Covington. Exercises reported as impressive and fitting tribute to the notable local figure.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Covington
F. B. Howard
The
Elks
Quiet Circles Talk of A Union Reappearance
A subtle backroom exchange stirs chatter about reviving a labor union influence. Officials and insiders weigh risks and potential gains, with factions split over strategy and public stance amid ongoing labor discourse.
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