Tulsa memory and Booker T Washington referenced
The Appeal cites a 1913 speech by Booker T. Washington before the National Business League in Oklahoma urging Black people to build up their districts to gain respect. It warns segregation and forced gathering are dangerous, citing Tulsa as a lessons about mob action and Jewish persecution in Europe, and critiques Washington, Morton and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
National Business League
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Europe
Washington, Moton & Company
Beecher Stowe and Holmes Ally for Colored Group
The author notes Beecher Stowe Phillips and thousands who risked much to prove friendship. It asserts John Haynes Holmes and thousands more now stand as better friends to the Colored group than some who betray in heart and voice by bending to gain favor.
How It Is Done by National Labor Agreements
A railroad labor board testimony outlines radical labor agreements that split tasks into narrowly defined duties for each craft. The system required separate workers for boiler door access, blower handling, tip replacement, and then reversing steps, inflating payrolls by hundreds of thousands of workers and driving operating costs by about a billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Labor Board
A Great Swindler in Columbus Charged with Large Frauds
William Hoke a 50 year old Black resident of Birmingham Alabama was held to the grand jury in Columbus on $20,000 bond for swindling railroad and insurance companies. Over 16 years he is said to have feigned injuries and dislocated joints to obtain about $59,000 in policies and damages with a banana peel scam targeting foreign passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
William Hoke
Birmingham
Ala
Hoke
Widow Ada Schultz Arrested Over Handless Infant Find
Ada Schultz 36 of 923 West Seventh Street was arrested on disorderly conduct after officers Hayes and Bullerdick found a mummified infant body in a basket at her home. The body, given to Schultz by a medical student seven years ago, cannot reveal cause of death. Schultz told Coroner Handley she planned to keep the body forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Schultz
West Seventh Street
James Hayes
Fred Bullerdick
Southern whites as friends of colored people in a biased view
The writer relays overheard remarks by a Southern black man and others who claim friendship with colored people while supporting Jim Crow. He notes few white Christians truly grant full citizenship, while some Black and Yellow men insult the group, undermining respect. Garrson, Lovejoy, Harriet.
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South
Garrson
Lovejoy
Harriet
Distinguishing Persons From People in Usage Rules
A brief note on grammar differentiating persons from people. It cites examples such as three persons versus three people and a crowd of persons versus a crowd of people. The rector’s seating remark contrasts formal usage with common speech.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Liberty Theatre
Jos
Stolz
Park
John W. Johnson
Carlisle Ave
West
Miracle Comic Mfg. Cos
Walnut Hills Enterprise Co
Eagle Amusement Company
Homestead Realty and Improvement Corporation
Anbor Life & Accident Insurance Co
State of
Foster K. Burr
Temple Court Building
Cincinnati
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Madison Road
Iks
Mattie Brooks
Alms Place
Walnut Hills
K. C. Harris
Mme DR. L. Butler
Mair
O’bryon St
Torna
Henry H. Grandison
Rance—Automobile Insurance
E. W.H
Woodburn
Norman G. Ken
Anna Howard Matthews
West Eighth i
Bis Stone
Reginald E. Beamon
Destigt
W. Fifth ST
Iona
OFIO
Wm. Jackson
John Street
Cincinnati, O
Hattie Bell Payne
West Fourth Street
Incinnati
N. C. Madison
Gordon
Birch Brothers
Birch EE
BIRCH
Gaff Avenue
Crewett
Wehrmann
W. Ith Sr
W. H. G. Sanders
West Eighth Street
the Gordon Hotel
Ashland Ave
Chapel Street
Park Ave
P. Wilson
Lily of the Valley System
Lizzie Jamerson Reed
Cutter Street
Mme D. L. Butler
H. Smith
C. York
Ninth Street
Mrs. Lina Still
5Th St
Canal
The
Ziegler-Schaefer Co
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio
C. N. Lurie
Mary
J. B. White
Rockdale Avenue
Avon
Hotel Sterling
N. A. Michelson
Cincinnati Ohio
W.H. Peppers
Moroney’s Book Shop
Third ST
Walnut
Jamerson Auto
Oho
Evelyna Watts
Wm. Hill & Sons
John
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