Nationwide conference on law enforcement in Nashville draws 10006 reps
On October 3 4 5 a national conference in Nashville will gather 10006 representatives from religious educational and charitable organizations to advance humanity amid the anti lynching bill debate in the Senate Dr J W E Bowen leads the effort. The piece also notes Negro business, medical, and civic activity including Garvey libel suits and the Pyramid Casket Co. plans.
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Nashville
J. W. E. Bowen
Tuskegee Institute Singers Tour Central West
The Tuskegee Institute Singers under A J Neely embark on a motor tour through the Central West. Marcus Garvey plans a financial drive to fund five commissioners and aides to the League of Nations to seek a grant of Africa to the Universal Necro Improvement Association for a Negro government setup.
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Tuskegee Institute Singers
Central West
A. J. Neely
Marcus Garvey
League of Nations
Africa
Universal Necro Improvement Association
Separate Prisoners by Race Draws Federal Debate
United States District Court sentences segregated confinement for white women to the State Reformatory for Women at Shakeppee Minnesota and for Negro women to the Correction Farm at Warrensville Ohio. The report notes federal policy upholds the color line in prisons amid broader civil rights tensions. Clark University at Atlanta, Ga. selects Dr. J. W. Simmons of Winfield Kansas as president per the Negro Education Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church based in Cincinnati.
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United States District Court
United States
Thos H. Morrow
Washington
State Reformatory For Women
Shakeppee
Minn
Correction Farm
Warrensville
Ohio
Heaven
New Jerusalem
Purgatory
Board of Education For
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
J. W. Simmons
Winfield, Kansas
Clark University
Atlanta
Pearl Prentice Praises Woodmen Convention Credit to Our Race
Mrs Pearl Prentice returns from the American Woodmen convention in Indianapolis and says it is a credit to our race.
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Pearl Prentice
Indianapolis
Personal notices postponed to next week's publication
The personals section will not appear this week. Readers are told that omitted items will be published in the following issue, ensuring all notices are carried in due course.
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