Anti Semitism Sermon Denounces Christendom’s Disgrace
The Rev Samuel Schulman preached at Temple Bethel New York City on Antisemitism calling it Christendom s disgrace and likening it to Haman s rage. He urged moral and spiritual regeneration of culture and warned that racial and religious intolerance thrive where leaders fail to guide consciences. He argued the world belongs to God and Jews deserve equal rights in modern states while urging broader humanity and less tribal nationalism.
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New York World
Temple Bethel
New York City
Samuel Schulman
College of the City of New York
University of Berlin
Liberal Rabbinical Seminary
Berlin
Schulman
Montana
Kansas City
General Conference For American Rabbis
Sueen
New Bible Translation
Christendom
Leagues of Nations
Israel
Dr. Schulman
Crispus Attucks Day Call from National Equal Rights League
The National Equal Rights League urges African Americans to publicly honor Crispus Attucks on March 1 1923, praising his role as a founding martyr and urging recognition of Black citizenship and equality amid ongoing discrimination. It argues to promote worth and service to the country and to teach the race its rightful claim to full equality through public promotion and education.
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National Equal Rights League
Crispus Attucks
Republic
United States of America
League
Young Woman Dies of Burns in Pittsburgh Area
Mrs. Ethel Perkins aged 19 of Reed Street Clairton died in McKeesport Hospital from burns received when her clothing ignited from a stove last Monday afternoon.
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Pittsburgh
Ethel Perkins
Reed Street
Clairton
McKeesport
The Big Burly White Brute Murder Case Heads to Fate
Philadelphia on February 27 Wyle Texas Morgan, a 38 year old man who kidnapped and murdered six year old Lillian Gilmore, led detectives to Neshaminy Creek where the body lay. Magistrate Holland tearfully urged justice, calling for handing him to angry neighbors, then ordered custody back to the cell as police restrained the crowd. The case follows a brutal assault on two sisters and the slain child, sparking calls for severe punishment and racial commentary within the dated proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Wyle
Texas
Morgan
Lillian Gilmore
Neshaminy Creek
Holland
Gilmore
In Memoriam Rev B D Scott Antioch Baptist Church Ohio
Tribute to Rev B D Scott of Antioch Baptist Church Cincinnati Ohio who served 1917 to 1923 and died after a long illness. The article praises his leadership devotion and pastoral work including revival efforts and letters to the unsaved. Funeral sermons were delivered by three city ministers. Asa Williams, a church member, writes the tribute.
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Antioch Baptist Church
Cincinnati, Ohio
B. D. Scott
Ohio
Antioch
Scott
Cincinnati
F. C. Locust
L. R Mitchell
A. W. Jackson
Asa Williams
Matthews to Open Flower Store on West Fifth Street
Mr George Matthews a resident of this city has completed arrangements to open a flower store on West Fifth street Expertise in catering to the public assures patrons of attentive service and reasonable rates Flowers are described as nature’s sweetest language and needed for social functions
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George Matthews
West Fifth Street
Matthews
Physicians Not Liable If Skill Meets Profession’s Standard
A Court of Appeals ruling holds doctors are not liable for misdiagnosis if they exercise the average skill and diligence of their peers in similar cases. Mrs. Johanna Roetting’s suit against Dr Edwin Enz over alleged six tumors following maternity exams was dismissed, with the court noting the operation was unnecessary yet the doctor met the standard of care. The piece comments on medical error, cites Caveat Emptor, and emphasizes the need for patient vigilance.
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Court of Appeals
Kunkle, Ferneding
Allread
Common Pleas Court
Johanna Roetting
George Roetting
Wine Street
Edwin W. Enz
Race Street
E. #. Alexander
T. L. Michie
Colored Professionals Wanted For U S Veterans Hospital Tuskegee
Colored professionals are sought for service at the new United States Veterans' Bureau hospital in Tuskegee Alabama. Registered nurses and physicians willing to serve should write to the Medical Advisor Washington DC. Milton Senior and James Ross two Columbus Ohio men were returned to Cincinnati yesterday by Detective McCorkhill who holds reckless driving warrants. A small touring car containing the men ran down Mary Harder 13 injuring her as she alighted from a streetcar. Frank C Harder father of the injured girl is the complainant. Senior and Ross were fined 500 for illegal possession of whisky found in their car. Hamilton police released the Negroes on condition they pay the fines after reckless driving charges. Senior claimed he did not know his car injured anyone and said he is blind in the left eye. Robert Farnks pursued Senior and Ross leading to their apprehension. Detective McCorkhill noted Senior in Municipal Court in a case involving a suspected fake name to obtain a state stationary engineer license.
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Milton Senior
James Ross
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
William E. McCorkhill
Mary Harder
Hartwell Avenue
Springfield Pike
Frank C. Harder
Seafler
Ross
Hartwell
Negross
Hartley
Robert Farnks
Florida Avenue
Senior
McCorkhill
King Khama Bamagwa bans liquor entry in his realm
Cape Town Feb. 26 reports say King Khama of the Bamagwa tribe condemns intoxicating liquors as a white man's curse and will not permit any liquor into his territory. He is described as traveling his dominion in a Packard motor car with a white chauffeur at the wheel.
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Cape Town
Khama
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Crispus
National Equal Rights League Urges
U. S
Memoriam
Rev
B. Davis Scott
Georgetown
United States Veteran Hospital
Tuskegee
Ala
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Washington, D. C
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