Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1928 — Page 2
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)UIBVILLE» Ky, Snptember ■(ANP)—-Lo»»(*vnie la the boat Of the IftTRORt delefatlom * evor been In the city. from *very nook and corthe globe Aro KoJournlnR The Urge apecloua Armory at every mooting. Tho )th Chonie of 1,000 volfoa ont one of tho InrgoHt ta to a Kong event ever laad In thla city. Tho city ala attire and every one to be extending a hand of Tho Southern Htatea are teprearmtod with large ta. Rot. L. K. William*, it. la Indeed plen*ed at the large gathering of people. It been 39 yearq Hlncn the Nation iptlit Convention met In this The National Training aa Waahlngton la repreby Mlaa Nannie (1. BurIta prealdent. who la very trying to make every mo)ne regardleaa of denomlnaat home In LoutavlUe. it,, of the vlaltora a pleasant
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ISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 14.— Rev. L. K. Williams of Chica■was reeiected president of the itlonal Baptist convention here t week. The forty-eighth annual lyention attended by 4,000 deleelected Dr. Williams by acition, aa well as his entire The finances of the organizahave been much Improved, re-
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■- oOo ift Gang’s Loot Estimated $35,000
Bureau Head
Proposed New Shiloh Baptist Church
Younic Attorney Opens Orifices In
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ERNEST Q. TIDRINCTON Mr. Tldrlngton, long active 1 n Kepubltcnn polltlcM, In tndlunu, who Ih heading the aetivltleM among colored voters. .. - —o Of) —— SUPPOSED SMITH AID IS FLOGGED
(Otntlnutd From Pag* Ont) , H \f said, the wife of a tnetn Of the ganif Informed pollen th« irtlvtttoa of tho group. Among tho hurglarlo* eimrged to the gang were ».toM at tho Earl H, tihepherdwon atore, ft4oa (Allege avenue, the fail F. Ether hard ■tore, B371 College avenue, ■tore of Henry 8. Shaw, 654 •Id avenue; a grocery near ia park and a store at ■treet; and Bosart avenue, ut. Patrick O'Connor and arrested Leonard Davis and others of the gang. Six delves were assigned to investlthe case. Lincoln 6280 MORGAN’S HARDWARE STORE HARDWARE, PAINTS, GLASS Auto And Bicycle Supplies Everything In HardWvare 1357.59 North Senate Avenue DAVID MANOR 7 ROOMING HOUSE 769 IND. AVE. Furnished modern rooms for rent reasonable for one or two persons. Apply at Offlct or Residence of Dr. David, both on the premises. Phone: RILEY 0143
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Sopt. 14. -Isiah H. Tribble, 27, was beaten unconscious by three whites when he was accused of being a Catholic and a member of a Smith for President club. Tribble was standing on a street corner waiting for friends about 12:30 last Wednesday night, a s three men drove up in a Ford
coupe.
Two alighted and asked him what he was wailing on. They claimed they were police officers and ordered him in the car to lie taken to police headquarters. Tribble, a plasterer and con tractor, consented but was hurried ly driven ont Into the country where the men qitestioued him about hts politics, A! first lhey wanted to know tf he was not waiting for some while woman, When ussnrad that lie was not, they demanded lo know It he was not a "damn Catholic," and a member of a Hmlth for prealdent club. He said that ho wasn't. The three men blind-folded him and as they beat him unmercifully they continued to insist on a confession about Tribble’s religion and politics. Incensed by his failure to confess that ho was a Catholic they beat him until he was in a semi-couscious state. Tribble was left on the field as the whites disputed among them selves as to whether he should be killed or not. It seems that the two younger men wanted to kill him with an iron pipe, while t h e older man who drove the car was satisfied with th beating. His view
moy ailed.
Beaten to'almost a pulp, Tribble,
found his bearing by the light placed In Mie»^)aU^^whit|
from the Barnett National Rank| building and staggered to the road where be ^as picked tip by a pass ing car and brought to the city.
Rev. J. I. Saunders, formerly pastor of the Kin*? Solomon Temple of Cincinnati Theological Seminary, is pastor of Shiloh Baptist church.. He was called to Shiloh in 1925. The members say we have a great church and are doing jr lva t WO rk under our new leader. He is a hard worker and has added more than three hundred members to the church. Rev. Saunders is now planning a new church edifice which costs around $65,000. He states, we have begun a city wide campaign. Workers will call on every friendly Christian citizen to help us build up this community. Tthe next corner. If will be a beautiful commit ho Y. w. C. A. is now building and wo are ..unity whon wo l.uold a now thm"h WoTro working hard. Please help us. Rev. J. I.Saunders, the pastor, lives 2649 Northwesto
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operating during the phyafcal year. A net of officer* for the yoar with Board member*, will he cho*e.n before the convention adjourn*. Many ettlow are bidding for the next year'* meeting, I' 0 * A Mt'i'ii- PhlliMli'lphlii. Uirhmond.j Knoxville hml St, LoiiIn, with chan
<•«>* for Hther to win. Dr. J. W. Wood Heads Baptists, Not Inc.
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The qu".sHon wn>. raised in a JR.lifiO' paldit damage .-uit fil.-il l,.y if. |>. (fondn ] iiK-ainst Tlo,mas A. .lolioson, I'auli Kii-ra and <\ J. Bell, all whit", after!
Mr. fJnodo was denied ttu* riglit to vote jn the primary election
April.
The suit will bo appealed to
Supreme Court.
1 to tli" tudfud HImIv- Hilfii i-iiut titt, itfid hte pi. p n i it to do .ii.
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“Il the bars are let .down,” Mr Tidrington said, “the situation which lias been of grave concern, will he again They work cheaper, last because of their lower standard of I living. The work on railroads, fhf , formerly done hy foreigners, i a ! now done by Negroes. Keep the
it-bt years, the 'Republican party "i'h iho i.vvepfhm of two hl'lef pe-, m .( *. lias lieen in continuous pow er tiiover f'lovelnml tiorved olrhi ycHra wiin^hia fi'tm, ij’ttdtt policiiid tntd VAi..mii'.w wtlMtm h> virtue of an- unioiiiimiie diviNhm within our Miuka set y. d eipjn years w ith hr 1 leg a rioi, and he kept us mil of; ■ if, :o I hut wit!; I ho 1 o xee pi ion *d ' •eeh .voars, the Hepuldienu p.ii J * ha* been ni control and re. pun 'hie for the welfare of ilo mi j
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During all these 68 years the I a mocrai ir parly has been a party! of opposition and opponent of the
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Spec in I trains begin to arrive at i Shreveport, Tuesday morning and] ulmoHt every hour from that lime on jhey eontllined to arrive, there will he three sessions every day, morning, afternoon, and evening |
for both men and women. The j m e and Mrs. Loekmny about do
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kind from me.”
C.ouverneur Morris was the most
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