Hearing Postponed in Garvey Briggs Libel Case
The final hearing in the Marcus Garvey Cyril Briggs libel case in New York is postponed for a week as Garvey fails to appear. Garvey argued Briggs is white, Briggs produced proof his mother was colored, and the judge cited one drop of Negro blood defining race. Garvey urged class over color in judging people.
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Pittsburg Courier
New York
Marcus Garvey- Cyril V. Briggs
Fourth District Court
Garvey
Briggs
Bishop Texas
Forum Talk by Dr Randall J Condon at St Andrews Hall
Dr Randall J Condon superintendent of public schools speaks at The Forum on Sunday November 1 at 4 p m in St Andrew's Parish Hall with musical selections by soprano Nora Ward and pianist Helen Greer.
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St. Andrew's Parish Hall
Randall J. Condon
Nora Ward
Helen Greer
Rarest hornbill arrives at Cincinnati Zoo from India
The pied hornbill, a rare captive, is the zoo's first. It is large, with a long bill and lives in a hollow tree nest. Parents cooperatively feed and protect eggs, with mud plugs sealing the entrance to shelter the mother from curious monkeys.
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Cincinnati Zoo
India
Concerning Harding's Speech Seen As Controversial
The remarks defend full citizenship rights for Black people while condemning social equality and miscegenation ideas. The speaker argues society governs itself without race constraints and dismisses amalgamation as impossible, noting in the South mulatto populations exist in significant numbers and likening them to old impractical notions.
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Vallombroso
Carmel Presbyterian Church Sixth Anniversary Celebration
The Carmel Presbyterian Church will celebrate its sixth anniversary on Sunday November 13 with Sunday School at 430, preaching at 11 a m, dinner at 130 p m a sacred concert at 2 p m and Dr Walter D Harrall as speaker The Young People’s meeting is at 630 with Dr Bank’s speaker Rev W L Brean is the minister
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Carmel Presbyterian Church
Church of the Open Door
Walter D. Harrall
Bank
W. L. Brean
Controversial Theory of Human Origins Heats Debate
A1 Churchward argues in The Origin and Evolution of the Human Race that humans originated in Africa or Asia, with extreme dates and ages. The piece notes that many scientists dismiss these ideas as myth and suggests racial unity by one blood.
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London
Africa
Asia
A Churchward
Ground broken for Armory for the 15th Infantry in New York
Ground was broken in New York Sunday for the new Armory for the 15th Infantry. The regiment of colored troops made a glorious record, being first to reach the Rhine and fighting in major battles. In front trenches 191 days, never captured, decorated with the Croix de Guerre.
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New York
15Th Infantry
Rhine
Union News Service to undergo changes soon
The Union reports upcoming updates across its news services with adjustments to structure and coverage. Plans include revised editions and possible new formats aimed at enhancing reporting and accessibility for readers nationwide.
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