The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 11, 1927, Image 1
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war facb without dispute, that?those |
. LwowVhite girls that I have 'named,!
were not assaulted hv Neeioes." !
Mr. Scott, .retained, by the N'. A:-A.'
C.-P. has undertaken the defense -ut*two-colored
men, Anderson and Ford,'
who'are charged with filing into, the'
mob which ran riot in the Negro dis- :
trict. .All of the while people arrest-j
cd in collection with the rioting have ,
. . been .dischjar The N. . A. ..C AP..j?e!
been ' discharged. The N. A.^V. A.
, C. FI Is financing the case. ,
. According to- tlie Cpffe^villc DjfiTy...
1 Journal, Ira Kenedy, white, former
, automobile salesman, has., been, arrested
chargod with rape, and one'
of the school girl "victims" Julia
Mooney, is held charged with being"
an accesory to the attack upon her
friend, MargaretrAkers.
'AAt least- two-otiire white men will
be arrested, according to semi-official
predictions," reports the Coffeyville
Daily Journal.. "It in aUti. rumored
_ to use money in diverting the course'
of-justiee wili-feel-the heavy hand of .
the law." ' '
[ In ihe course fo the riot, which fol^
lowed the assault upon the white
ts girls a'number of Negroes were brut-J
A ally-?assaulted^ahd beaten by the j
B white mob, one at least being left
B for dead.
H Attorney Elisha Scott reports thlit
has belen-sympathotic to the Ne
B groes.
Mr. Scott's report toTh(FN7A. A. '
C. P. says in part: "The record shows
r that a' white' hoy was shot through
the hand and one fell to the ground
J and His shnnlilnr iirT,g I i,, 1....) .1.1 nw.l ;
was beaten, but at least three white
men were killed, probably more.'' .
The mob fired upon byTolored men
defending themselves "was stopped
? ? before -'they rerrehwt Anderson's Pool
" Halt" ? - "
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j Girls 'Not Assaulted hv Negroes j
as Previously Reported, Says
White Daily
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"NEGROES" ONLY^ HOAX
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?In Course of Riot Negroes Were?
Brutally Assaulted?1 Negro J
And .'5 Whites Were Killed
? New York, .Tune li. Charges made '
by Attorney .Elisha Scott, l'otainejl'
. by the National' Association for The
Advancement of Colored People^ in i
May, to the effeet that white mints j
. not colored were responsible- for "the |
race riot of March 18."in CotfeyvlHe,
Kansas, are now admitted in a fnont 1
page display story in the CofFeyville !
Daily Journal of May :'>U, which*pays}
"Whites?-not Negroes?were the J
bedfellows'of Julia Mooney and Mar- j
garet Akers, * Coft'oyvMle ."high schol.
_ girls, TRo night of .March IV, the j
_black letter night' in the city's his-j
_'J tpry which led lip to ^rioting, mob;
violence anil bloodshed, it prosecu- j
tions started by the Stale are based]
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As early as .May 11, in response to
telegraphic appeal from the -Coffey
ville Branch, the National office of .
-- the- National Office of the^Nv A. A;
Q. P. wired Attorney Elisha Scott,
asking hini "to go at once to CofTey.
ville. Mr. Scott on May to reportgil
toth^T^-A.A r P.;'-?V . 7
? "This?ctttt?rs?of unusual?impoi- (
tance' because the Negroes made a :
stand, turned hack the mob and saved
the property.of our folks:*?Ami jt is
fOVERTC
"ederation
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ALLEN IJN
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large atte; _
IMNaU5XRi:G$Eti
On^.One TVl-eli Remains'Hefort
;n;y!; Thirtieth An
- nual Session
OLDFST fX COUNTRY
1 on d a >. .Tim a 1:{. Mf?rk s^Olii eia
Opening Day?Uftjfslration
of Students
?Urccl>; Jnnr> 1?Sini'i
laif nnn aulu>L- ivinioSiiu 1?#?P.w** fl?*>
erring ef 't,ve 'hirie.lli unnual seSf-'ot
of'the state summer school for No"rrn?teachers.?pinny
pre - Tieiwrr- twr>
1 uvod to make VJic? first day a smoothV
fuTrclioniair ?'av. By.',v.irtno ol
the faft-thid" in n'< iv*
;cvvieo, the A- anil T. College" summei
school" ftfr No*.'.roes is the oldest TV
the country. and due to the fact thai
the work is rinder thesupervision pi
the State Hoard of Education,- plnas
are definitely, out lined, and everytTTTmr
will "he fn . readines? for tin
opening1. ...
President IV.uford .'is delighted tc
amVoenre that1 t'w 1 oll'icc is Hooded
with'.aplien.lions to -such' an .evte.nt
thai all of -:!.:e p. j: ,1 (jiVemi_hiu^
tired sunuiVer school I n]lot ins, v. or*
exhausted and tT>e additional four
h.un<Ji.?dnnmy >j/rarlted bulletins have
nls.i ke n i . . Monday,
-lane 1'!, will mark the
official opening day at which time students
will lie, given the "privilege ti
rey:is:v|W-..-.Tjat!.-+lfl^;^Vift'if ' nth., cfiY.->
room instruction 'will* begin. It h
a?h.i<i (| l\v . ! I'.reelor Slaloy that all
students expecting: to receive credit
vlLII T-e on hand and ready to work
not later Hut#! .1 uiie j.4~ ?
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Diteelor Statey is pleased to all
nouirco that prospects for a very hue-ijI'nl?;
.um ?u*n?tfrr?In j-.jht: His optimistic
view i> vd upon the j'ac!
that .his otl*;ce Ih'.iyhi ! \v11li a lar.-.x
nu-mbep <?f iipidtcations i7n-~r-adi'nissi..r
and that one oi' thyjhest faculties if
the South b;;v I>0inselec te^l to yivi
instruction io those who- may be far-lunate
cru'tiatt to at tent FT-1*
NICK A. FOIUJ APi'OINTEJ) 1'KIN
(il'.VI, OK SlIlOEIKU) NOR1
MAh AMMXni STRlAL SCilOOI
Aii;en, Ff t'.Julie nt-e
ment broup'irl' nYatty .changes in Scht
lield .W>rmy! and Industrial "ScTfoo
of this city. The most .outstanding
feasor Nick A. Ford to the, princi,
palship which was made* vacant J>\
the withdrawal- of IVofcssor Geo. K
Hull, who had <served the school ii
t'hitt" ca'paci.ty..i'6r three years, l'ro
feasor Hull, who is a graduate ol
Wilbcrforce University ;intl n resi
Tent "77T Yellow Spi-tnjjs, 'O'hlb, Rai
done a wonderful work in' raising1 tin
standsrd of the sehool, and has lefl
tm?enyigble record for-4tonest.yr -integrity,
straightforwardness and efti
eiency. Other members of the faculty.
who will not return are IMisf
Lillian F. ("- field, who for man\
yeapiJiijp ligeri matron of the Otrls
Dormitory and head of the laundrj
Amelia Mohley -and- -Mir*? Wcon
Simpkins. . ,
Professor Nick A; Ford,, a nntivi
of Ridge way, S. C.,:_and a ?radual<
of Benedict Collage in the class ol
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Meeting Tc
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""Coi.rMjnA. s. e.-, SATU
iiVFPgITY'g '
ummer Sell
INSURANCE CO.
i_ KiSPKIVESAWARD
, Medal Awarded to Mr. Overton
_ H: cause Haziness. Career _
And A?hieyeirtents '
IMII ANM'.'ili AWARD'
.Mr. Overton Secured Admission .
of the Victory Life Ins. Co.
v to Operate in New. Y6tk
X.eu Y<u-?A?-hm'e .The Xational
' 1 Association for the- Advancement of -i
Colored People. CU Fifth Avenue, to- i
11 day aim, in-.e. d that the Spin (Tarn Me <1
' ! ii Awa'id CoiMinittce'had met" in its
r; r:;i!iiy" t;Pd nWal'ded the ~i
'ii'iiTgaVn Mydal f?Vy IPttT to AnHrony
' ' h'e' ton, of ( hfeayro, .l?r< .iictent of the. -!
Xatiiiutil. liuuh Of .Chicago
', atxj inanufaetuYey; ; .. j I
1 The 'Medal is jAvarded 'txt' Mr. Over ;
; jrai'/'iiecatise' of his success in a lonj?
m; itie career and for the crowhi'njjj
' cjiievc-ra ni of securing admission 1
ot the Victory Life Insurance^1
Company as lVie first Xeirro organi-1 j
\-.atidn permit-led tu do insurance hus- :
' CSS IIO.lei I he rii. id Y'liiinlwiliuirifc Af
lj.be State j if ^Ne\V York."- *7 ; 7"" I'
I >* the thirteenth -award of the. '
" invirrn ^!TTl;i[ v.hu'h ^ws annually* '
?e??douceiit?(ii'cnvd?In -have?must ^
'. i-Yfia'ly dfetffijgliishcif himself or
~fT. is('TT ITT >?ne liwi.uu'ahtn 'field of '
' J iuYmnti endeavor., '
4 .-.ii'-t?i; 1 ;mi ;;> > ion?1 hi1 Victory..
jj-i-dV. Lns-uvar.ee Company has loaned '
. ptpre than t o Negro proper- [
I i !;* o\\ :..>rs. only one loan exceeding
j Mo.OOil; the hulk i f the loans being
j this year the company had close toi
I x" .('oiV.iii'.t" if in - ;> ar.ee in force 'inj.
'! .i-n Statos outside of Ijlinois. The--1
j r- lti ohti'- is iKA i'h : i ii lig Xfo-I-O.au-ln.-i-j
I t ies and proposed its" own" valuations '
^:md all -latenients for the years l.i'25!
1 U:Ui lb inV" nfl,CC* "-?--4.
INDIANA ( Y< LONE SPARKS NEI
LUoiiS l)A\lA(;ivS I'KOl'KRTY
OF KLANSMEN &;j
_|- Ny'.v...Yoj};, Juty o-^-Tho National |
, "Association" Fur life Advancement of '
* j ? ? " ' * ' \
j i Colcri'd IVojJp, (>'.? Fifth'Avonucy has
received it n,; 01t fn.in .Mrs. Olivia |
, r11 ?ii;i i;i. i.;'.; lu . Indian,"mnlO ,
?4Lt^U'lu-OUt44U'j lituL the?recent cy- t
c{unc 'Mid 'i?r;*vtinilly-no damapre to j
' it cort;*uly jdayed havoc in. the (HtHT
1 D iet of the former prand dragon and j
i.'-'s eonsi itiicm.-." . j
-^4'ctvnces (.'ommitteeH nro hard at wovk
i-n paring for the l'Jth "Annual Conference
in. Imtiunuholis. June 22 to 28
r < f tiie. National" Association for the
Advancement of Colored* People and
. - hat piVspcct s a ft; excellent for a
( !u"Mily sun e~vttil meeting1.'
', 'lit}, well deserves the post of honor
.and responsibility which has been
5 granted him. lie is a tireless workon.
iiyina! thicker. Hiwl !l SOhol- "
ar of no moan.ability." Having had
the advantage o^ teaching one year '
rTif the* ftc--titnt ion of which he Uecomes
principal, lie s !
|,<4uainted witfi the work, and proml|ises
t<> raise the standard to meet
fjlligh School'
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lib AYVJUNE II, 1927.
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QQMMENCE
looI Plans
10 CONVENE
IN CHARLESTON
One Important Item to be l)iseussed
Is the S|io)iort of
Fair wold School
OFFICERS GIVE TIME
All ."Members of. Executive Hoard
to be Present Monday for
Opening Session
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S. C., June it?Oil Tuestlayv
AuiJfc?l-itlv, the- C'??I. > < >
Club Women of {South Carolina 'will
i?e on hand* to begin thV nVos't im?
por'tant session in the history of the
inganizati/m, All .. Charleston 'has
spread -oMt jLhe welcome mat to oc
onioda.te * the larpe aitcndance expected.
.Many serious civic unti; uplift
problems -"vvill be discussed a.id
solutions proposed.
. Amoiifc - the iuirp?*tanfe iie"ms; that
H'iil be particularlyemphasized will
be the support of Fairwqld, a home
for the; unfcirtTTFRTtc tin<l delinquent
?irl, tlus hoijie- tfo'ea. not. receive any
support from-the State. In the drive
for funds for this work mucTi aiil lias
been promised by the white members
)f the . State Interracial Committee.
thYO of thii "sessions' at this meeting
fs to by turned over to the InterrypiiiT
t< < ' .-ii d tl.x (' ltf Al.f.,,n .. .i
rr+11- proside, the leading addresses
lie white members of the committee.
The program for-all the sessions
is to he par. excellent. The "Home.-'.
will lie discussed by Mrs. $. \V. CaldivrIt",'rofossions?
by ..Airs. Tuuiise
F, lioTihc'S, "The "Farm" by." Mrs. .J.
tV. TlU 1 " 15by
Ma Pel .Janu's.
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.-rhi1 Stptu Officers who have: hivea.
freely df their time-and who fire wesponsible
I'm; ,1 he accomplishments
the- jn ganfantion arc as ToTTows:
Xhs-.""^TTTTT Wilkinson, Ora'pgehurg.
president; Mrs. Ida CrecYi." Florence.
ist* viee-president; 'Mrs, IViapjfjio* O.
Levy, Florence, vice-president; Miss
Helen lTsher, Sumter, wee-president;
Mrs. Maltha Monafee, I)ei)inark, vice
president; Mrs. Nina l.ittlcjohn._
spartanhure, vice-president; Mrs..* A.
Ionia Frederick, Sumter. Recording
secretary; Mrs. Serena Mbrrisbi ,
Hmrtrstorr, assistant recording secretary;
Mrs. Etta B. Howe, Orangeburg,
corresponding . secretary; Mrs...
i. eiia i>: saxon. < olumlun. lrn i ;
Mrs. sSusfe J. Butler, Columbia, chair*
man of Ways and Means^ Mrs. L, F.
rime Committee; Mrs. C. \V.- ThomPion,
Greenville. State Editor; Miss
Anpie Dickerson, Aiken, Auditor:
Mrs. H. D. Spaulding, Camden, Chaplain
; Mrs. Mabel K. Howard, fbi clington,
chairman of Federation Interrariar
Committee; Mi's. Susie Butler.
Charleston, Kd. Department: Mrs.
Julia Stevenson^ Florence, Tcmpr-department;
Mr- F. A nitre w S'nrV'TV
1Tonie Economies Department: Mrs."
Leah Thompson, Anderson, Thrift
Department; Mrs. Effie Strothor. Florence,
Musical Department; "Miss
Ruth DeLorme, Orange.burg, Girl's
Work; Mrs. Mary Kirven, Syracuse,
Bom neon Dc'pai tiiU'Ml;??TTT .Mary
Wright, Spartanburg Health Department;
Mrs. Belle Vincent, Columbia,
Fothers' Department; Mrs. Alice
l c mm-. Chartrstgn^ 11HFAI ITtirEf
Mrs. C. TL Brown, Florence, Chairman
Clnjb Press;. Mrs. Jennie Jacksop,
I'lriiiiguourK. special urtrantzcr: fllrs.
Mary E. Gordon, Dillon, Organizer;
Important h
p""""
iz
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Compiciea 1
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[ rin.T..i.Iiuip 1.1th tn ha ii-waJy^for tho^?
[.Spcnihf: -session ii-mc o'clock ^Tuesday1
Ynovnin*, June i 1th. XTTJoimTmerifr4w>;^1
; Thursday afternoon nt two o'elrrck, knov
| June 16th. . '. " ' ershi
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' 7 "7^" ; - 5c. A CORY ' ;
TEST YET '
ATE Vt TUE" 1N TERES*!'MANIFESTED
reSs t ?> Graduates Delivered ? >
\ U, S. Wilkinson, Ph. 1)M f ij
President of State College
C!;:CPT. Fiui.M Speech
ader -hip of Model* World" .
N < (I Pivlosopher's Subject
i -Dctuiis Next Week
l\.inTii;i?}?. <*.; .hinc ;<?I)r. K..S. >
U" i es'ii'iuiL-of: South Cairo- '
Si.-itti ( ' th^i'<~feIiyored the Com i
;i "tit .id<?:'?--s-ii't Allen today to
re. r'.i.s- oi"? uratluates.-- 1J is words
a-. a. lilting climax of the sue':-U?y
ear's work at Allen and left
ding ii?ij re.-sion <ut the minds of
n. .-v -1 .the class and the
: hlidiehee. " ' . .- ' * . . "
< "U i.-dip in the Moderi\.World" 1
' -iftSfeet of his discourse.'. Id
ili vyWp.nii.nt'he puijited! out the . 1
j living a ,l:I.es. the attributes i""~
n dor.-hi p. the kpotly problems
v.u-pK od / ip" the world and the
Ol- oom-iuiring and tinsel- .
men a- loader.-,.
Attributes of a Leader * * ..."
explaining the attributes of. a J
t*. .he said.'.'"'every leader should .
. i'i d.-- "-u ciiiin .of humanity int
W- ? . i, -'
. tin- v. e. f diamonds and
leaver of sup-lnmnet, Too^many ^ ?
"1 tQ othgrs .
'' V e : a cat I -n f< -fin- ' ! hom'si'-reo*. .
u;.u.-t have an appreciation of
the. .Jv.-j-j.lt-.'have done,' for you, ..
t- . ur achievement into, tangi- . _
-rii -Mi' hm in' aih thinprs 7~ '
e-M\ r a forward, contented
:xuni y life. ..."
'..I'.'.y v:i n::t arc sweeping thru'
j-'.- J.u.. V latt riee.*:crin-t^_ L
re.i'.jo'n. -Yntr-must- make. the
l !'( ) . the ht%t>-generation,
v_-- ;M tm .hvTTS'n and women Who'
realise" tile \;a!iie .'of .othef per- J.
.an-". realising' that cooperation
i-t the ire-?Mr -f the impor- ;
; i a a h |.f tnhran.eo ' The
h'.-'ider tVulst ! c open handed, a'
>r -frit'tel* we\V tixrths. which are
?h:!''?i v i ' .' l-t i1. i nut hi to
la. r . arc not wanted.?
bui-t pOiir ?.your life into
v. ork M-wwttm- dv.,set aside the, x
e: - that_'eo'nfront mankind- from' ;
dot--- -7
-*rh- -rrrrrTrr disregard 'of
fTTT TTTvvirr h-'A'ovhiheni. A fefW*' ' "
huh, can save a community.^.or .
7 ha; "ij-ih and Women'.are "fteCxf^
b v. .11. ?iitve iill races, under all ; . .
s and -conditions., God's poo
oTIvkp'P.aiTv-round Important ?2 J
' * mjndfub of v.bur hackcround, .
Id the traditions'.of Allen the
-Artytf":n-AletWHyt .--frfyisprtpnl
'Allen was a pioneer in new
s of Christian-education." It has
TiiTJt on principles considered of1
ik' importance. The men and
en who built if had a frenuinc nroh.?
ii^'.nn It lino grown in buib ^
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