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A Cincinnati article quotes Mr Hall criticizing the Republican setup alleging a race biased campaign against him. He cites 16th Ward ballot suppression and claims $5000 was spent to defeat him. The piece notes related awards for Max Yergan and scheduled talks in Cincinnati by Rev. William Martin and Yergan across several venues.
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Hall
16Th Ward
Murray Seasongood
Russell Wilson
Julian Pollak
Fort Hare
Cape Province
South Africa
Max Yergan
Harmon
Spingarn
Wm. Martin
Ninth Street
Y. M. C. A. World Service Committee
Yergan
Cincinnati
Allen Temple A. M. E
St. Andrew’s Church
Social Workers Club
Central Y. W. C. A
Lockland Y. M. C. A
Why should the Councilman cry and the false promises exposed
The Union reports opposition to the councilman’s record as a protest against his alleged duplicity. Citizens are urged to distrust empty pledges and seek a true representative. A rumor surrounds a party betrayal involving a certain Negro who urged votes only for Hall.
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The
Union
Republican Party
Hall
South African Work Program Promotes Native Welfare
Cincinnati reports Yergan sponsors a program aimed at improving the fitness and physical condition of the South African native. Special efforts accompany the project to advance welfare and efforts in the region.
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Cincinnati
Yergan
Laundry collars missing alarm for Rev Taylor visit
A minister, Rev Taylor, discovers missing collars after collecting laundry and is told police are at his lodging as he visits Evangelist Dr N H Jeltz. The manager promises to locate or pay for the missing items, and the night ends with a frantic call and alarm.
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Dr. Jeltz
Rev. Taylor
Jeltz
Taylor
City Hall
Clergy Man Cleared After Cincinnati Police Case
Rev. G Taylor, accused after a laundry dispute led to a murder claim, is exonerated when a witness identifies another man as the killer. The investigation follows circumstantial links, with Rev. Taylor praised for faith and name, while the city notes divine deliverance motifs.
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God
Shedrach
Meshach
Abednego
Daniel
Lion’s den
Jonah
Rev. G. Taylor
Jones Tabernacle
Police
Cincinnati
Dakney
Urges Baptists To Celebrate Founder's Day
An urgent appeal to Baptists nationwide to celebrate Founder's Day with appropriate programs on Friday November 24 by L G Jordan secretary emeritus and historian of the National Baptist Convention Americus Ga. John Crawford wealthy ex slave died last week aged 89
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Nashville
Tenn
L. G. Jordan
National Baptist Convention
Americus
John Crawford
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Sylvanus JE
Nson
Hopkins Street
Night Calls
Jamison & Jamison, Jr
Undertakers
Eighth St
Jefferson
Ebersole Printing Co
Lueders Ave
Beecher Theatre
Beecher St
Gilbert Avenue
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Sonora
Rasputin
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Miriam Hopkins
Wea Richard Erwin
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Robert Montgomery
Sally Eilers
Claude Hopkins and Orchestra
Step Brothers
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Doris Kenyon Allen
Dinehart
Marie Dressler
Wallace Beery
Business Directory
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LINN
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W. Cor
Sixth and Smith Streets
Rensler
Langley — Quick Service
Mound ST
Tim Pang
Chin
West
Drucker
Mound Sts
Sterling Hotel
McBrady’s Goods
Inez Renfro
Notary Putte
Leroy
Willis Beauty Shop
Poro
West Second St
Newport, Ky
Wide’s & Collier’s
Park Ave
Woodburn
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Lucy Beasley
John ST
Mound Street
Cherry
Mazie E.clark
Race St. Parkway
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