Race Progress and Notable Events Highlight 1919–Augusta Era
A compilation notes Professor Kerlin’s career moves after his protest letter over the Phillips County riots, J. C. Dancy’s planned monument, race women urging action on the Dyer bill, Black professionals in St. Louis, Indianapolis civic projects, and a concluding community gathering at a home for elderly women with Mollie Harding and Olive Saunders presenting.
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Robert T. Kerlin
Arkansas
Phillips County
Virginia Military Institute
State Normal School
West Chester
Hallie Q. Brown
Harding
Senate
Congress
Magnolia Club Indoor Picnic At Old Women's Home
Weather forced last Wednesday’s Magnolia Club outing to move indoors at the Old Women's Home in Bur net Woods. Club president and members quickly organized, bringing families and baskets of food for a 6 o'clock repast in the dining room as everyone sang Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.
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At & O
Mollie Harding
Olive L. Saunders
Magnolia Club
Burnet Woods
Ali
Wreck blamed on picnic train crew and lack of block safety
W. P. Borland, chief of the Bureau of Public Safety, reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission that engineer John Meyers and conductor George Morley bore responsibility for the August 1 collision near Lester Station. The crew allegedly failed to agree on siding location and passed East Norwood on a single track, with wood coaches and no block system cited as factors. six died and over fifty injured.
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John Meyers
George Morley
Lester Station
Pleasant Ridge
W. P. Borland
Bureau of Public Safety
Washington, D. C
Borland
Interstate Commerce Commission
East Norwood
Meyers
Morley
Knights of Pythias Group Donates to NAACP in West Virginia
At its thirtieth annual session in Elkins W Va August 3 5 the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of West Virginia gave 100 to the NAACP. The Grand Court Calanthe added 50 and urged each court in the jurisdiction to take a 5 membership. James Weldon Johnson praised the move as a sign of cooperation amid the anti lynching fight and thanked Grand Chancellor T G Nutter and associates.
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Thias
West Virginia
Grand Court of
Calanthe
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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