Anniversary of Supreme Life and Casualty Company Opens
Columbus Ohio July 14 The first anniversary of Supreme Life and Casualty Company began July 12 with a program highlighting the debut of the first casualty policy for a Negro insurer. Officials announced solid growth, detailed policy features, and a cash prize contest for naming the new policy. A stockholders meeting reported $1,186,500 in business and expanded assets with thirty one Ohio West Virginia and Arkansas branches.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Life and Casualty Company
Ohio Insurance Department
D. C. Chandler
C. G. Valentine
W. L. Fuller
H. T. Jones
G. W. Bolden
J. O. Webb
A. B. Brown
J. T. Mariott
G. R. Davis
C. L. Maxberry
Cincinnati
H. E. Dunn
Cleveland
H. L. Walker
C. W. Brice
W. W. Price
Dayton
C. L. Scott
J. A. Collins
Lima
W. E. Dale
Urbana
H. Warner
Toledo
H. J. Gillard
Huntington
W. W
E. D. Lee
Wheeling
W. Va
Supreme Life Casualty Policy
Supreme Life
Chamber of Commerce
Wly
W. A. Method
B. M. Roddy
the Solvent Savings Bank
Memphis
West Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
New York
Illinois
Kentucky
Arkansas
Joseph L. Jones
Central Regalia Company
Wilson Lovett
Louisville
First Standard Bank
G. A. Morgan
Greater Grander More Glorious Than Ever
A Northern city newspaper notes a Tuesday event on August 1 1922 highlighting a larger than life celebration. It emphasizes community pride and a downtown program with speeches and parade marches through local streets.
Orphan Asylum Grounds Program Promises Big Summer Social
A Columbus life insurance company marks its first anniversary with a policyholders picnic at a city park. Stockholders agents and families enjoy refreshments organized by a local women’s committee. Officials vow further growth and better efforts next year as campaign efforts begin with Mrs. W. W. Wallace and Mrs Estelle Davis organizing white and Black women respectively. The colored ladies club of the 18th Ward remains active all winter.
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Inent
Piqua
Ohio
A. D. Boyd
Cleveland
Columbus
Directors retain roster as changes loom in urban league
Cleveland president T. K. Gibson heads the board with A. P. Bentley as secretary B. M Roddy as first vice president and H. Pace as board chair In the recent directors meeting Wilson Lovett of Louisville fills the unexpired term of Levi C Brown who resigned and C P Anderson is elected to a new term amid routine officer reappointments.
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Cleveland
Morgan Hair Refining Company
Louise E. White
Portsmouth
Minnie Browning
Charles &Nx
Atlanta
D. H. F. Gamble
Charleston
W. Va
T. H. Hayes
Memphis
N. B. Allen
Columbus
Columbus Urban League
T. K. Gibson
A. P. Bentley
B. M Roddy
Ih. H. Pace
Wilson Lovett
Louisville
Levi C. Brown
C. P. Anderson
Dempsey Wills Bout Draws Frantic Northern Fans
Typical Americans by W A Phelan notes the hair raising anticipation for the Dempsey versus Wills mile race and the mixed heritage clash. The piece ponders race, speed, and fighting styles with references to Dempsey Indian ancestry and Wills Arab features while hinting at Jim Crow tensions during travel to the south.
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W. A. Phelan
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wills
Jack Johnson
Gans
Times-Star
To Line Up Women Voters for Carmi A Thompson Nomination
The Enquirer reports active effort in Hamilton County to mobilize Republican women voters for Carmi A Thompson as he seeks the party nomination. Details indicate organized outreach and local support building ahead of the primary.
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Rrepublican Women Voters
Hamilton County
Carmi A. Thompson
Rosebud Girls Bring Entertainment at Friendship Home
The Rosebud Girls and the Mid sets at Friendship Home 641 West Fourth Street host an entertainment filled with pictures and surprises on Friday July 28 at 7 30 p m Admission is free with everyone welcome.
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Friendship Home
West Fourth Street
Better Schools in Columbia S C July Special
The white and colored communities in South Carolina join to build better educational facilities for Black children. In Johnson, a 36,000 six room Rosenwald School is planned with $1,600 from Rosenwald funds and rest from State, county, and private sources. Similar projects exist in Betesburg and Leeville with 4,500 and 6,000 dollar schools. Interracial committees expand across 800 counties to foster cooperation.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Johnson
S.C
Rosenwald
Beteburg
Leeville
South
Dalton’s Lawyer Acquits Client Then Returns Home
Attorney Abraham Lincoln Dalton handled two cases last week, one in Hamilton and another in Cincinnati. He left in his car at 8:20, reached Hamilton, completed the trial, and his client was acquitted. Returning by 11, he stood outside the courthouse with a laughing client and a joyous family.
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Dalton
Abraham Lincoln Dalton
Hamilton
Tri
Cincy
Miss Flora Edmonds Visits Cousin on Wade Street
Miss Flora Edmonds from Louisville visits cousin Mr Lang on Wade Street. Also Miss Isle Downard of City visits her grandmother, daughter of Mr and Mrs Huschie Downard.
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Flora Edmonds
Louisville
Mr. Lang
Wade Street
Miss Isle Downard
City
Huschie Downard
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Orphan Asylum Grounds
Ering
W. W. Wallace
Estelle Davis
Wallace
Scott Small
Republican
The
Enquirer
Colored Ladies’ Club
18Th Ward
Dempsey-Wilillss
Rosebud Girls
Finnhgan
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