Cardinal O'Connell warns of a rising feminism and male decline
Boston cleric decries weakening male authority at the home accusing women of invading politics and business. He warns that immodesty and shifting roles threaten society, citing fashion, behavior, and evolving gender norms as indicators of disorder. He casts doubt on fathers' ability to guide families amid social change.
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Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O'Connell
Royal Battle in Court Over Dog Bite Verdict
In Judge Thomas Darby s court a heated dispute over a 600 dollar dog bite award centered on Wade Royal colored. Attorneys Dalton Williams and Ragland claimed rights to half the sum as compensation for their services, while the judge ordered Royal to receive 300 dollars, Dalton 75, Williams and Ragland 200 and 25 to cover costs, scuttling further claims and leaving Royal with limited relief. The ruling frames a comic, moral note on loyalty and legal maneuvering.
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Thomas Darby
Wade Royal
Ault & Wiborg Company
A. L. Dalton
Williams and Ragland
Royal
Dalton
Williams
Ragland
Darby
Williams and
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Abraham Lincoln Dalton
Chas W Anderson to Attend Hugo Banquet in New York
Charles W. Anderson of New York is named as a guest at the Hugo banquet in New York on March 18. The event will draw the city’s most distinguished citizens.
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Chas. W. Anderson
New York
A Wise Girl Municipal Court Attaches Speaks on Spiritism
Lillie Steele a 13 year old pupil at Windsor School testified in a case of assault and battery involving her mother Mrs. L Steele. The court praised the girl for brilliance and humorously noted the family conducts a church of spiritualism. The mother was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
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Lillie Steele
Windsor School
L. Steele
Florence Avenue
Isaac Cokigee
Steele
Lillie May Margaret Gertrude Beatrice Anderson Steele
Local man faces federal liquor charge after grand jury
Jacob Fricker Pearl and Syca more streets were held to a federal grand jury by U S Commissioner Edward M Hurley. Fricker is charged with selling liquor to support his wife and five children. He said he prayed God to wipe out the officers who had taken his means of livelihood.
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Jacob Fricker
Pearl
Sycamore Streets
Edward M. Hurley
U. S
Fricker
The White Brother and the Black Man in Song and Strife
The piece laments white copycatting of Black cultural traits as it mocks racial tensions. It predicts whites will claim to plead with God about Black people while adopting their rhetoric, ending with a jab at imitation and insult.
Remarked Threat Speech Vexes Court During Telegraph Row
A defendant paused in court as a controversial remark about calling God over the wireless to remove a rival from his path raised objections. The incident underscored tensions in a case tied to communication devices and insinuations of divine interference.
Shot at Teacher at Douglass School
The incident at Douglass School ended with Mrs Beatrice Cox Conrad shot by a 13 year old pupil Lawrence Angel. The bullet grazed her breast and passed through her arm. She is out of danger and released from hospital. Angel awaits transportation to an epileptic institution. He has caused trouble previously including attempting to stab pupils. The teacher did not whip him and sent him to Principal Russell. The report notes the boy’s dislike for women and mocks the principal’s appearance.
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Beatrice Cox Conrad
Douglass School
Lawrence Angel
Angel
Rod
Russell
Adonis
Jury Deliberates in Damages Suit Involving Fannie Rolston
In Judge Buchwalter's court a jury is weighing a $16,600 damages claim by Mrs. Fannie Rolston against William Smith, both described as Negroes on Tu Cordia Street. Rolston, about 79, recalls Emancipation Day and recounts inviting Smith to share chicken, with the incident dated in 1218.
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Robert Z. Buchwalter
Fannie Rolston
William Smith
Tuicordia Street
Evidence Reveals Woman’s Inability to Write in Suit Outcome
In court the woman could not write and was introduced in evidence. She lost the suit, sparing Mr. Smith from paying 10 000 dollars. The piece notes chicken as a surprising emotional influence and mocks gin folklore, claiming fowls remain a force of love under divine protection.
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Mr. Smith
Urban League report cites first-time employment of Negro workers
The National Urban League notes across locals 136 industrial plants hired Negro labor for the first time and colored welfare workers were used to cut labor turnover. League branches opened classes to train these welfare workers who employment managers say are assets to the employment service.
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League
Indianapolis vs Cincinnati Saturday Championship Basketball Meet
The Ninth Street YY Quintet faces Hap Hazzard's Goal Tossers from Indiana polis in a fast timed contest billed as a state championship. Indianapolis will be supported by 60 enthusiasts while Girl Scouts and Douglass School Girls play the preliminary. First game at 7 40 P M admission 60 cents.
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Girl Scouts
Douglass School
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