Activities Among Negroes was a regular column, authored by Delilah L. Beasley in the Oakland Tribune. Below are clippings of that column from newspaper.com archives, in chronological order.
Following Beasley's death in 1934, Thomas E. Fleming wrote a number of columns, and Lena M. Wysinger took over after that. It occasionally appeared as Activities Among Eastbay Negroes, News of Negro Activities, or other titles. Beginning in June 1941, it was known as Activities of Negroes.
Two quotes from her memorial, in Activities Among Negroes/Sun, Oct 14, 1934:
"The Clansman attitude during the exposition in San Francisco led her to request the Oakland Tribune to publish articles of outstanding Negro visitors and their achievements. Finally she was employed as a special feature writer of The Tribune, covering Activities Among Negroes, which proved an asset for better race relations."
"Mrs. Artieda made special mention of Miss Beasley's attitude and expression, "Others first, self last." Her special feature column from The Tribune are clipped and filed, preserved for reference and general information in the office of the Public Welfare League. Mesdames Spencer and Artieda expressed the desire that Miss Beasley's articles be placed in book form for future reference,"
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N.A.A.C.P. national convention, George W. Carver, United Negro Improvement Association, A.M.E. news, Harding's procession |
Sun, Sep 02, 1923 | |||||
National Baptist Association, social news, Myrtle B. Anderson, 1st African-American California woman entered to bar, academic successes, passings |
Sun, Sep 16, 1923 | |||||
Pushkin's grandson of African heritage & W. E. B. Du Bois, African education, African American news items, Taylor A.M.E. church established, more |
Sun, Sep 23, 1923 | |||||
Ruth Moore, Mrs. Frank Henry, Albert Alexander Smith, artist, notable visitors |
Sun, Sep 30, 1923 | |||||
Lacey Kirk Williams, Arthur S. Gray / Marcus Garvey in Oakland, Roland Hayes and A. P. Shaw, Watt Terry, Hettie Tilghman, A.M.E. changes, Theodora & Lee Purnell |
Sun, Oct 14, 1923 | |||||
Notable African-American graduates, Jennie D. Porter, The Harriet Beecher Stowe School, Penny Lunches, Linden YWCA, Theodora Purnell, Ida Jackson |
Sun, Nov 04, 1923 | |||||
Mrs. H. E. DeHart, Frederick Douglass, J. B. Sanderson, Mary Sanderson-Grases, local news |
Sun, Nov 11, 1923 | |||||
Irene B. Ruggles, Tulip Jones, Who was Martha Ann Wilson? women's clubs and good work, social news |
Sun, Nov 25, 1923 | |||||
Mary J. Sanderson-Grases, Jeremiah Sanderson Northern California NAACP, William Green, Pullman Porters, Monroe N. Work / Negro Year Book, Robert S. Abbott / Chicago Defender |
Mon, Dec 03, 1923 | |||||
Mary B. Talbert memorial, Christmas services at Linden YWCA, esteemed visitors, African American priests conduct high mass in D. C. |
Sun, Dec 09, 1923 | |||||
club activities, church news, Countee Cullen as a student, Phil H. Brown, Tennessee and "black mammies" |
Sun, Dec 16, 1923 | |||||
heroism of African American maids and porters in train wreck, news about African American musical achievements, Roland Hayes, Marian Anderson, church news |
Sun, Dec 23, 1923 | |||||
Powerful opening paragraphs from J. Stanley Durkee, Robert Russ Morton, American Negro Academy, Alpha Phi Alpha, Paul Laurence Dunbar, local news |
Sun, Jan 06, 1924 | |||||
Retirement of Major Walter H. Loving, a day of programs and discussions at a meeting of the |
Sun, Jan 13, 1924 | |||||
David E. Over, Rev. Downly, (?) Basutoland, Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, Delta Sigma Theta sorority, Rev. E. W. Kinchen, local news |
Sun, Jan 20, 1924 | |||||
George M. Johnson, news of other graduates, Rabbi Rudolph Coffee, old friends, news |
Sun, Jan 27, 1924 | |||||
Ida Louise Jackson, community chest, (amazing) church & local news, W. E. B. Du Bois, Madam C. J. Walker, R. R. Morton, David Wallace |
Sun, Feb 03, 1924 | |||||
Lincoln League conference, Negro Sanhedrin, Negro National baseball league, Henry O. Tanner, New Age - Dispatch, Du Bois & Pan-Africanism, Clayton |
Sun, Feb 10, 1924 | |||||
Miss Hallie Q. Brown visits, urges women to organize, Douglass and Lincoln birthdays, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Dick Green of the U.S. Treasury |
Sun, Feb 17, 1924 | |||||
Colored Knights of Pythias, Howard University funding, African Students' Union, John H. Washington, Susie Elizabeth Frazier, Hallie Q. Brown |
Sun, Feb 24, 1924 | |||||
Hallie Q. Brown, women's suffrage, Negro Sandrehin, news | Sun, Mar 02, 1924 | |||||
Maria L. Baldwin, Maria Baldwin chapter of Colored American War Mothers, Lt. Hubert Julian, Col. Charles Young, Robert Shaw Wilkinson, A. M. E. Conference, Dr. O. W. DeVaughn, Willis O. Tyler, National Association of Colored Women's Clubs |
Sun, Mar 09, 1924 | |||||
Mardis Gras / Louisiana Society, Linden Street YWCA progress, Oakland League of Women Voters / Hettie B. Tilghman, Captain John Jones / David C. Broderick |
Sun, Mar 16, 1924 | |||||
Noah D. Thompson / Calvin Coolidge / race relations, Eleanor Brackenridge / Artemisia Bowden / Euretta K. Fairchild, Isaiah T. Montgomery, Laura A. Brown, Rosalind Jordan |
Sun, Mar 23, 1924 | |||||
Music: John C. Payne, Lawrence Benjamin Brown, Hyers Sisters, Sarah Miles Taylor, Marie Selika Williams, Corrine Bush-Hicks, Florence Cole Talbert, Elmer Bartlett, Leviticus Lyons, Margaret Johnson, Lillian Jeter Davis |
Sun, Mar 30, 1924 | |||||
Founders Day at Tuskegee, Delia Henry, First A. M. E. church, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, Vivian Osborn-Marsh, California State Federation of Colored Women Clubs, Irene Ruggles, Marguerite Johnson |
Sun, Apr 06, 1924 | |||||
John B. Ford, Pullman porter speaks at Dartmouth, Linden Street YWCA, Juliette Derricotte / YWCA, Boy Scouts, Nashville Baptist seminary, Knights of Pythias build rest home |
Sun, Apr 13, 1924 | |||||
Crispus Attucks / National Equal Rights League / Boston Guardian, Du Bois / Liberia, fraternities & sororities / scholarships, Iva Gray, Mattie Johnson-Young, Rev. Cooper / Bethel A.M.E. |
Sun, Apr 20, 1924 | |||||
Harry T. Burleigh, National Medical Association, Pullman Porters Benefits association, Lee Williams, Alice B. Webb, A. H. Hohman, Adelbert H. Roberts, Aurelius P. Alberga, Rev. A. P. Shaw |
Sun, Apr 27, 1924 | |||||
Oakland Colored Civic center / CA League of Women Voters, Louise M. Fayerweather, Mrs. Mayme Donovan, Mrs. Mossell-Griffin, R. Nathaniel Dett / Dan Desdunes, Harry T. Burleigh, W. W. Glenn, Mrs. Austin comes home, Forresters?, Jess Binga |
Sun, May 04, 1924 | |||||
Clarence Cameron White, Elmer Keeton, John Riddle, California Eagle, Jane Williams Homes, Charlotta Bass |
Sun, May 11, 1924 | |||||
Ida Louise Jackson, Virginia Stephens, Allen O. Newman, George M. Johnson, Stewart T. Davidson, Ruby C. Jefferson graduate, Joe Frances, social news |
Sun, May 18, 1924 | |||||
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute African Methodist Episcopal Church, Reverdy Ransom, AME Review, Chicago Defender Bishop Chapelle, Aaron E. Malone, Archibald Carey Maude Roberts-George, Florence Colbert Talbert National YMCA and its Importance to the Negro Race, Addie W Hunton-Floyd, William Hunton The New York Age, Miss Lucy D. Slow, Miss Eva D. Bowles |
Sun, May 25, 1924 | |||||
National Baptist & A.M.E. Zion conferences, Tabytha Anderson, philanthropy of Aaron & Annie Malone, Mrs. McDonald, brought to CA as a slave in 1856 |
Sun, Jun 01, 1924 | |||||
Women's Missionary Magazine John C. Dancy Jr., Detroit Urban League, Judge R. Baggott Miss Eva Carter Buckner James E. Whitfield, Carlton Avenue YWCA, Brooklyn National Republican Convention, National Association of Colored Women's Clubs Henry A. Rucker, Miss Annie L. Long North Oakland Baptist church, Home for the Aged and Infirm Colored People |
Sun, Jun 08, 1924 | |||||
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Bolmer Y. W. C., A.. Linden street branch Merrill E. Brown and Gladys 0. Davis Wedding, Miss Mildred Jones, Rev. Brown, a former pastor of Fifteenth Street church, Oakland Noak D. Thompson, Democratic and Republican Conventions Twelfth Street Branch YWCA, Washington, DC Mrs. Eva Jones-Smith, Negro Musician Association Convention |
Sun, Jun 15, 1924 | |||||
NAACP, Dr Moten, President of Tuskegee Institute Chicago Defender, Editor Abbott, Jess Binga Governor Pinchot, Forrester B. Washington American Federation of Negro Students Miss Juliette Derricotte, World Students' Christian Federation New Age Dispatch of LA, The Dunbar Hospital |
Sun, Jun 22, 1924 | |||||
Dr. Owen M. Waller, Freedman Hospital of Washington, D.C. Miss Mabel Sanford Lewis, Chicago College of Music Elizabeth Davis, Oakland High school Williams College William H. Hastle, Massachusetts Beta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Society Oma H. Price and Howardson N. Stout, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Exchange Day of the Federated clubs of Northern California, Miss. Theo Purnell Major Loving, Mrs. Loving |
Sun, Jun 29, 1924 | |||||
Prof. Elmer Keaton, Maxine Blackburn Annual Recital Competition and Choirs of Oakland Colored Churches Linden branch Y. W. C. A, Twentieth Century Clubhouse in Berkeley Rockefeller Foundation California Scholarships Dr. V. C. Hamilton, Rev. E. Crigler, Colored Baptist church of Pacific Grove, Cal |
Sun, July 6, 1924 | |||||
National Association of Colored Women's Clubs, Mrs. Booker T. Washington, Booker T Washington The International Convention of Women of the Darker Races National Negro Men's Business League, California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs First AME Church of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Curtis, President Woodrow Wilson DeHart Hubbard, New Age Dispatch of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Williams Walker Charles Tilghman, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, Mrs. Susie Hall Reed, First AME Church of Monrovia |
Sun, July 20, 1924 | |||||
Sun, Aug 17, 1924 | ||||||
National Association of Colored Women's Clubs California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Miss Hallie Q. Brown, The TRIBUNE, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, National Notes Magazine Miss Mary McLeod Bethune, Southeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute, Daytona Cookman Collegiate Institute James J Davis, Mary Church-Terrill, Fred Douglas Memorial Assoc Miss Nannie Burroughs, Dr. DuBois, Prf. J.J. Cornelius Damrosch School of Music, George Foster Peabody, Crisis Magazine, Roland Hayes Julius Bledsoe, New Hope Baptist Church |
Sun, Aug 24, 1924 | |||||
Fourth Intl Convention of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, Negro World Steamship B.T. Washington, Black Cross Navigation and Trading Company Marcus Garvey, President UNI Association Mr. and Mrs. Snelling, Dr. Pearl, Zita Phi Beta Fifth Episcopal AME Church, St, Phillips Protestant Episcopal Church Rev. G. C. Coleman, North Oakland Baptist church, Negro Baptist Unincorporated Convention Taylor M. E. church, Miss Hallie Q. Brown Royal Circle of Friends of the World, Mayo Brothers Linden street branch of the Y. W. C. A. African Methodist Church, First AME Church of Oakland |
Sun, Sep 14, 1924 | |||||
Holy Name Society Attorney Scipio A. Jones, Phillips County Arkansas Riot Cases of 1919 (Elaine Massacre) NAACP, Moorfield Story, Attorney Louis Marshall Literary Digest Charles Jaggers, Mayor W.A. Coleman, Gov. McLeod, Gov. Richard I. Manning Linden street branch Y. W. C. A California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Taylor Memorial Methodist church Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters, Odd Fellows |
Sun, Sep 28, 1924 | |||||
Grizzley Bear Magazine, Messenger Magazine, California Admission Day Del Bowley, President Calvin Coolidge Edward J Lynch, Native Sons of the Golden West The Negro Trailblazers of California Miss Bessie Osborne, YMCA Houston, National Association of Colored Women's Clubs Linden street branch, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Chapel of Los Angeles, |
Sun, Oct 12, 1924 | |||||
Linden Street Branch YMCA, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman Frank Henry, Lydia Jackson, Malvina Williams Dr. Wilson, Mrs. Derrick, Mrs. DeHart League of Colored Women Voters, Free Soil Party, City Club of Berkeley, Freedman's Bureau, East Bay Mud General Oliver O. Howard, Howard University, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Liberty Bonds Mrs. H. E. DeHart Northern California branch of the N. A. A. C. P Mrs. Vivial Osborn-Marsh, AME Church, Jenkins Orphanage |
Sun, Oct 19, 1924 | |||||
President Grover Cleveland, President Woodrow Wilson, President Warren Harding Bishop Alexander Walters Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill, Senator Samuel Shortridge, NAACP, NACW President Calvin Coolidge, Edward H. Morris, General Charles M. Dawes Miss Hallie Q. Brown, Wilberforce University Linden street branch Y. M. C. A, Art and Industrial Club Bishop W. Sampson Brooks, North Oakland Baptist church, Parks chapel in Oakland, First A. M. E. church. |
Sun, Nov 02, 1924 | |||||
Miss Hallie Q. Brown Dr. Mary Waring, Violett Anderson, Charlotte Spear-Bass Assemblyman Fred M. Roberts, Dunbar Hospital, Miss Pearl Hinds Bishop Sampson Brooks Rev. G. C. Coleman, North Oakland Baptist church northern California branch N. A. A. C. P Linden street branch Y. W. C. A. Get Acquainted club of Oakland |
Sun, Nov 09, 1924 | |||||
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Rosco Simmons, Chicago Defender, Lincoln League Miss Hallie Q. Brown, Wrigley Building of Chicago Warren Douglass, S. B. Turner, William E. King, Albert B. George Sulley James, J Pennoyer Jones, George L. Ruffin, Governor B. F. Butler, Robert H. Terrill Miss Eloise B. Thompson, Ethiopian Art School of NY Leviticus Lyons, local branch of the N. A. A. C. P., Municipal auditorium in Oakland, Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill Linden street branch. Y. W. C. A., Fanny Wall Children's Home and Day Nursery |
Sun, Nov 16, 1924 | |||||
Congressman L. C. Dyer Municipal Auditorium Theater of Oakland Father David R. Wallace of St. Augustin Episcopal church First A. M. E. church, Cooper A. M. E., Zion church US Senator Samuel Shortridge Phelps-Stokes Commission Nicholas George Ballanta-Taylor, African Music |
Sun, Nov 23, 1924 | |||||
Linden street branch Y. W. C. A California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Alpha Phi Alpha, Omega Psi Phi, Kappa Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta Dr. James H. Dillard, Dr. H. L. Shantz Rev Matthew W. Clair, Rev W.S. Abernethy Colonel John T. Axton, Dr. William Pickens Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom |
Sun, Nov 30, 1924 | |||||
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burrill of Oakland Key System Transit company of Oakland Technical high school of Oakland Linden street branch Y W. C. A Rev. Father D. R. Wallace St. Augustine Episcopal church of Oakland The Pullman Porters Miss Jessie Covington Charles A. Conttrill |
Sun, Dec 07, 1924 | |||||
Julius Rosenwald Big Sisters Community Chest Mrs. Ruffin, Mrs. Emily Noble Miss Nannie Burroughs Mrs. Archibald Hopkins |
Sun, Dec 28, 1924 | |||||
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A History of the Negro in Pharmacy Miss Lottie Gee Miss Emma Maitland Linden street branch, Y. W. C. A Home for Aged Colored People at Buelah Campbell street A. M. E Zion church North Oakland Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Coleman Fifty-eighth annual California conference of the A. M. E. Zion church |
Sun, Oct 18, 1925 | |||||
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NACW Page in Journal Highlighting CA Women's Clubs Making a Difference Max Yergan, Pioneer Organizer of Y. M. C. A |
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First A. M. E. church Eugene Anderson Recital Market Street Seventh Day Adventist church, The Golden Gate Choir Importance of the World Court Alpha Kappa Alpha |
Sun, Dec 13, 1925 | |||||
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North Oakland Improvement Club |
Sun, Jan 17, 1926 | |||||
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Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune Women, the Greatest Asset to Educational System Watts Private African American Hospital, Dr. William Watts Maria L. Baldwin Chapter of American War Mothers |
Sun, Mar 14, 1926 | |||||
Violet N. Anderson First African American to Practice Before The US Supreme Court Robert Blair Hermes Zimmerman "America First and Forever" Composer Philadelphia N. A. A. C. P. O. Richard Reid, Fanny Hurst, Lester A. Walton |
Sun, Mar 21, 1926 | |||||
Oakland Lyceum Beth Eden Baptist Church, Parks Chapel AME, Cooper AME California and National League of Women's Voters Pullman Porters Harmony Kings' Orchestra |
Sun, Mar 28, 1926 | |||||
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Sun, Apr 18, 1926 | ||||||
History of Suffrage Beginning of the Struggle Anti Slavery Convention/First Woman’s Right Meets First Suffrage Society Woman’s Right Convention, Akron OH Women Newspaper Publishers Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth |
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Mrs. Ida B. Wells National American Women's Suffrage Association Miss. Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. May Wright Sewell International Council of Women Overcoming Opposition by Newspapers Regarding Women's Suffrage Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, Mrs. Melba Stafford Oakland Tribune Long Ago Clippings Addressing California Suffrage History of Suffrage Struggle Overcoming Multiple Civic League Organizations by the Races Officers Elected Mrs. Charlotta Bass, Dr. Vida Somerville, Dr. John Somerville Dr. Georgianna K. Offutt Georgia League of Women's Voters |
Sun, May 23, 1926 | |||||
Sun, May 30, 1926 | ||||||
Sun, Jun 06, 1926 | ||||||
Market St. YMCA, Rev. G.C. Coleman Lorenza King, Editor of Southwestern Christian Advocate to Speak at Taylor Memorial M. E. Church Ms. Roena Muckleroy Recital at Linden Branch House Mrs. Esther Jones-Lee Dr. W. J. Johnson, Homer Ingraham |
Sun, Jun 13, 1926 | |||||
North Oakland Improvement Club Flower Show General Inspector M. N. Johnson Discusses Oakland Beatification Project Successes Charles C. Navelet Nursery and Seed company Mrs. Edward F. Glaser Letter Advising The Urgency of Colored Women to Register and Vote Linden branch Y. W. C. A. Sent Delegates to Asilomar Miss Ida Jackson, Miss. Lula Chapman Mrs. Muckelroy of Los Angeles |
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Sun, Jul 04, 1926 | ||||||
President Louis Borno of Haiti Robert S. Abbott, Editor and Publisher, Chicago Defender Newspaper National Association of Colored Women Biennial Coming to California Fanny J. Coppin club, Arts and Industrial club of Oakland, Madam C.J. Walker Club, Various Clubs Give out Art and Crafts Awards |
Sun, Jul 11, 1926 | |||||
State Federation of Colored Women’s Club Annual Meeting Dr. Vida Summerville Represents Los Angeles at N.A.A.C.P. Annual Meeting List of Prestigious Judges Announced for The Harmon Foundation Annual Awards Reverend G. C. Coleman Returns After Moderating State Baptist Convention The Alameda League of Colored Women Voters Grieve Loss of Mrs. Sadie Lawson |
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Sun, Aug 01, 1926 |
Page 1 says there will be Activities Among Negroes, but this article, seemingly by Delilah Beasley, is all that I can find. - MF |
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Mrs. Mary McCloud Bethune California Federations of Colored Women's Club Mrs. Irene Bell Ruggles Extends Thanks to Oakland TRIBUNE N.A.A.C.P. Local Branch Meeting Dyer Anti-Lunching Bill /African American Civil War Museum Resolutions Washington Bee Newspaper |
Sun, Aug 15, 1926 | |||||
Sun, Aug 22, 1926 | ||||||
Oakland Representation at NCAAP Chicago Conference Silver Street San Francisco Mrs. Addie W. Hunton, Mr. Will Hunton, Miss Ida Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Garland Chissell, Active YWCA, NAACP Activists Impressed with Oakland During Visit The United Brothers of Friendship Lodge and the Mysterious Ten |
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Foreign Missions Oaklander Honored Rev. G. C. Coleman Win Honors/Fellowships by The Women's Missionary Society of the Cincinnati Ohio Presbytery Jones-Hilliard Singers California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Meet in San Francisco Linden branch Y. W. C. A Annual Dinner Biennial Proceedings of the National Association of Colored Women Polly Ann Club Activities |
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Senator Samuel Shortridge Voting Appeal President Coolidge to Appoint First Colored Youth to West Point Military Academy Colonel Charles W. Fillmore Local News: Dinners, Awards, Donations |
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Berkeley High School Class of 1926, Negroes to West Point, Praises for Oakland Tribune, Kentucky Convention, Locals |
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Sun, Jan 23, 1927 | Taylor Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church | |||||
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Sun, Oct 21. 1928 | Fannie Wall Children's Home; First A.M.E. Church; Linden Street YWCA; Charles Gibson | |||||
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Sun, Dec 30, 1928 | Market Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church | |||||
NAACP Letter Regarding Continued Lynching in Mississippi, Methodist Bishops Meet, Locals: Joseph Butler, Linden Street YMCA Workers Meet, A.M.E. Zion Church Mass Meeting |
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Sun, Aug 25, 1929 | Market Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church | |||||
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Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters Hettie Tilghman attorney Gloria [or Georgia?] Jones-Ellis Tuskegee Institute Negro conference Filbert Street YMCA Linden Branch YWCA |
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Harmon Foundation of NY Armstrong Association of Philadelphia Taylor Memorial M. E. church North Oakland Baptist church Hettie B. Tilghman |
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N.A.A.C.P. Filbert Street YMCA |
Sun, Jan 19, 1930 | |||||
Elizabeth Prophet |
Sun, Jan 26, 1930 | |||||
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, A. Phillip Randolph, Dr A, Wilberforce Williams Robert Abbott, Chicago Defender, Mary McDowell, University of Chicago Settlement Miss Mary Anderson, Colored Women Economic Council North Oakland Baptist Church, Rev. O. C. Coleman, Linden Branch Y. W. C. A. Miss Lulu Chapman, Home for Aged and Infirm Colored People, National Baptist Convention Taylor Memorial M. E. Church, Oakland Negro Business Men's League , Asilomar Junior Branch NAACP, Saint Augustine Episcopal Church, Fifteenth street A. M. E. Church, |
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Race Relations Sunday, Federal Council of Churches of America, Dr. George E. Hayes Harmon Awards, Dr. Robert R Muton, Hampton Institute, Dr. Booker T. Washington Virginia Negro Organization Society, YMCA, Jeanes Fund Southwestern Christian Advocate Dr. Clayton Powell, Miss Jane Barrett, NACH, Dr. W. J. Hale, Virginia Industrial School Theodore K. Lawless, Harry L. Freeman, Carl R. Diton, Dr. Carter G. Woodson National Negro History Week, Congressmen Lynch, Cheatman, De Priest Home for Aged Colored People, Frederick Douglass, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, |
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Congressman De Priest, National Negro History Week, ASNLH, John R. Lynch Thomas K. Miller, Garnett C. Wilkinson, Judge James. A. Cobb Henry Cheatham, Lift Every Voice and Sing, Senator Otis F. Glenn NAACP, Harlem Hospital Linden Branch Y. M. C. A , Miss Lula Chapman, Fifteenth Street A. M. E. church Taylor Memorial A. M.E. church, Rev. G. C. Coleman, North Oakland Baptist church. |
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National League of Women's Voters, Hallie Q. Brown, Mrs. Ida B Wells-Barnett Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey-Davis, National Assoc of Colored Women Melba Stafford, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Linden branch Y. W.C. A Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman National Negro Health Week, Taylor Memorial M. E. church, Dr. Harry Trimble Roland Hayes, Universal Negro Improvement Assoc., Ethiopian Anthem Junior N.A.A.C.P. Northern CA District Federated Colored Women's Clubs, Bethel A.M.E. Church |
Sun, Mar 30. 1930 | |||||
N.A.A.C.P., Dr. Meyer Jacobstein. Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Washington Junior High School Harriett Pickers, Dean Williams Pickens, Smith College Northampton Atlanta School of Public Work, Forrester B. Washington National Negro Health Week, Taylor Memorial church, Dr. Walter M. Dickie Universal Negro Improvement, Oakland division No. 188, Ethiopian National Anthem Bethel A.M.E. Church, San Francisco, President Hoover, Negro War Mothers (Gold Star Mothers) Community Chest, Congressman Oscar De Priest, 1930 Census |
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Negro History Week, First Congregational church, Taylor Memorial A.M.E. church Go Down Moses, California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, First A. M. E. church YWCA, Linden branch Y.W. C. A, Lulu Chapman UNIA, Washington Evening Star |
Sun, Apr 13, 1930 | |||||
First Congregational church, The Oakland TRIBUNE, Mrs. Lawrence Sledge California Federated Colored Women's Clubs, Go Down Moses, Taylor Memorial church Mrs. Emerich Address, Roland Hayes, Fanny Coppin club, Susan B Anthony, N. A. A. C. P. Lee J. Purnell, Clarence Muse, Bill Robinson, Cotton Blossom Singers |
Sun, Apr 20, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Attorney Lewis Marshall, Honorary Morefield-Story, Dr. W. W. Alexander Julius Rosenwald, Alpha Phi Alpha, American War Mothers, Mrs. Hettie Tilghman Mrs. Ida Johnson, University HS, Prescott JH, McClymonds HS, Oakland Technical HS Dean William Pickens, Smith Girls College, N. A. A. C. P . San Francisco, Cooper A. M. E . Church |
Sun, Apr 27, 1930 | |||||
Attorney Violet Anderson, Y. W. C. A., Big Sister, Better Homes In America H. C. Capwell, Father David R. Wallace, N. A. A. C. P., Mrs. Melba Stafford, Fanny J. Coppin club Mrs. Lawrence Sledge, Dean Williams Pickens, Booker T. Washington Community Center |
Sun, May 04, 1930 | |||||
Miss Hallie Q. Brown, National Association of Colored Women, Intl Council of Women Lady Aberdeen, Mrs. Myrtle Foster Cook, Mrs. Mary McCloud Bethune, Mrs. Sallie Stewart Y. W. C. A., Chicago Defender, Miss Juliett Derricottee, Elizabeth Ross Haynes Judge Albert George, Mrs. Maud Roberst George, Taylor Memorial M. E. church Aged and Infirm Colored People at Beulah Heights, Seven Day Adventist church Mrs. Lawrence Sledge, Fanny Wall Children Home and Day nursery, Art and Industrial club |
Sun, May 18, 1930 | |||||
Time Magazine, Fisk Jubilee, Dr. Nathaniel Dett, Daniel Livingstone Who's Who in Colored America, Colored Merchant's Association, National Negro Business League Albion Holsley, Phyllis Wheatley, Y. W. C. A., Miss Julia West Hamilton National Association of Colored Women, Miss Elizabeth C. Carter California State Chapter of War Mothers, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, Filbert Street Y. M.C. A. California State Federation of Colored Women's clubs, Linden branch, Y. W. C. A. N. A. A. C. P. |
Sun, May 25, 1930 | |||||
Market Street S. D. A. church, Chaplain Louis Carter, Chaplain Corps, Veterans Memorial building on Lake Merritt, National Negro Health Week California State Federation of Colored Women's clubs, Taylor's Memorial church |
Sun, Jun 01, 1930 | |||||
Market Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Saint Augustine Episcopal church, David R. Wallace J. B. Sanderson, Miss Mary Jane Sanderson, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Beth Eden Baptist church, local branch N. A. A. C. P., Herbert Hod Y. W. C. A.over Junior high school Elder D. C. Thueunnissen, Hindsdale Sanitarium, First A. M. E. church, Hettie B Tilghman Germantown Colored Y. W. C. A. |
Sun, Jun 15, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Judge D. Lawrence Groner, Nixon Against Herndon, Dr. Elmer Imes President E. M.Cravath, Dr. Thomas E. Jones, Professor Thomas V. Taller Dean George W. Gore, Dr. William J. Cooper, Negro Health Week, Victor. H. Daniels Taylor Memorial church, Gold Star Negro War Mothers California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Springarn Medal, Henry A. Hunt, Madame C. J. Walker Medal, T. G. Nutter |
Sun, Jun 22, 1930 | |||||
Captain William Shorey, Mrs. Julie Ann Shorey, Booker T. Wagton Home for Aged and Infirm Colored People at Beula, Calif, Miss Victoria Grace Shoreysin N. A. A. C. P., Richard B. Harrison, Walter White, International Council of Women Lady Aberdeen, Calfornia State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs National Association of Colored Women, St. John's Day, Y. W. C. A. |
Sun, Jun 29, 1930 | |||||
California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Dr. Leslie Pinkney Hill Cheyney Training School for Teachers, Dean Lucy Slowe Howard University Commission on Interracial Cooperation, Miss Rhoda McCollough, Y. W. C. A. Alpha Cappa Alpha, Sigma Delta Thea, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, Twelfth Street Y. W. C. A. Theodora L. Purnell of Berkeley, Dr. Vada Somerville, Dr. Alice Garrott Dr. Ruth Temple-Banks, Attorney Ann Virginia Stephens, First Congregational church Taylor Memorial church, Gloria Sledge, Miss Talma Brooks, Vivian Osborne Marsh, |
Sun, Jul 06, 1930 | |||||
New York World, Dr. George L. Cady, American Missionary Association Federal Council of Churches, Dr. George E. Hayes, Max Yergan, Oberlin College, Zululand Tuskegee Institute, Home for Aged and Infirm Colored People, Beth-Eden Baptist church Pacific Grand Guild of Knights Templar, Golden State Grand Chapter of Eastern Star Grand Court Heroines of Jericho, Knights of Phythians, Grand Court Order of Calanthe N. A. A. C. P., Negro Gold Star Mothers, National Assoc of Colored Women |
Sun, Jul 20, 1930 | |||||
Order of the Eastern Star, Grand Court Heroines of Jericho, Mayor S. Z. Leymel of Fresno Mrs. Charlotta Bass, California Eagle, William Bigby of Fresno, Grand Lodge of the Prince Hall Masons, Knights of Phythias, Beth-Eden Baptist church |
Sun, Jul 27, 1930 | |||||
Knights of Pythias, Order of Calathians, T. G. Nutter, Springarn Medal, N. A. A. C. P. A. M. E. Zion Church, Masonic Order Court of Shriners Lieutenant Leon F. Marsh, 317 Infantry, 368 Infantry Saint John Missionary Baptist, North Oakland Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Coleman |
Sun, Aug 03, 1930 | |||||
Sun, Aug 10, 1930 | ||||||
Commission of Interracial Cooperation of Atlanta, Epidemic of Lynching National Assoc of Colored Women, Miss Julia West Hamilton, US Better Homes Movement Albon Hosley, National Negro Business League, Colored Merchant Chains of NYC Mrs. Lawrence Sledge, California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs General Hospital #2 of Kansas City, Cowell Memorial Hospital, Delta Sigma Theta, Omega Psi Phi Oakland high school , Linden Y. W. C. A., Home for Aged and Infirm Colored People |
Sun, Aug 24, 1930 | |||||
Cardinal Gibbons/Institute, Rev John Markoe, Rev John J. LaFarge, The Chronicle Community of Oblate Sisters, National Federation of Colored Catholics, Dr. Thomas W. Turner Catholic National Welfare, Detroit Urban League, Rev Edward V. O'Hara, NCWC Cooper A. M. E. Zion, Linden branch Y. W. C. A. , Asilomar, Market Street Seventh Day Adventist church Harmon Award/Foundation, Federation Council of Churches in Christ in America |
Sun, Sep 07, 1930 | |||||
Robert Eleazer, Commission on Interracial Cooperation, Cleveland Gazette Honorable Harry C. Smith, Professor Samuel C. May, St Helena Sanitarium, N. A. A.C. P. Mrs. Hattie B. Tilghman, Alameda Count League of Colored Voters, Filbert Street Y. W. C. A. |
Sun, Sep 14, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., William H. Clapp and Oakland Art Gallery, A. M. E. Church, Bishop H. B. Parks Wilberforce University, Claftin University, Gammon Theological College Young People's Missionary, Mrs. Pearl Lowery Winters, A. F. M. Church Linden Branch Y. W. C. A. , Asilomar |
Sun, Sep 21, 1930 | |||||
Women Int'l League for Peace and Freedom, National Federation of Colored Catholics NACW, Brooklyn Eagle, Equal Suffrage Club of Brooklyn, Dr. W. Hurse, Rev. G. C. Coleman First Congregational Church Oakland/Berkeley, Rev. Francis J. Van Horne, Rev R. C. Waddell Fisk University |
Sun, Sep 28, 1930 | |||||
American Missionary Society, Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, Congressman DePriest Pacific Slope, Plymouth Congregational church , First Congregational church, Linden Y. W. C. A. Miss Lulu Chapman, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church, Rev E. E. Lightner, N. A. A. C. P. Spelman College, Morehouse College, National Urban League, Taylor Memorial church Christian Monitor, Dr. Ambrose Calivee, Tuskegee Institute, Chicago Defender, Charles E. Mitchell President Hoover, William T. Frances, Henry L. Stimson |
Sun, Oct 05, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Federal Anti-Lynching Bill, Dr. W. C. Jackson, New York Telegram Commission on Inter-racial Cooperation, Howard W. Odum Alex W. Spence, W. J. McGlothlin, R. R. Morton, Charles S. Johnson, B. F. Huber CA State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Mrs. C. Sledge, Fanny Wall Children's Home and Day Nursery, Harmon Art Exhibit |
Sun, Oct 12, 1930 | |||||
Race Relations Cooperation Commission, Dr. W. W. Alexander Crisis Magazine, Dr. George E. Haynes, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Mrs. Charlotte Maxexe Witwatersrand University, Prof D. D. T. Jabavu Rev. G. C. Coleman , Beth Eden Baptist church, Linden branch Y.W. C. A. George Johnson Mrs. Vivian Osborne Marsh, Cowell Memorial Hospital, The Negro Trailblazers of California, Mrs. Eva Carter Buckner |
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N. A. A. C. P., Harmon Awards, Oakland Municipal Art Galleries, Miss Lulu Chapman Linden Branch Y. W. C. A., International House, Universal Negro Inmprovement Assoc. Mahendra Pratap, Garvey Day, Mrs. C. Sledge, Edison public school, Rosenwald Foundation Oakland Technical High School |
Sun, Nov 02, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Allen Green, Anti-Lynching, Honorable W. Monroe Trotter Chicago Defender, League of Nations, Freeing of slaves in Liberia, Dr. Charles S. Johnson Arther Barclay, Senator L. Helsler Ball, Wilberforce University, Mrs. H. E. DeHart Mrs. H. E. Tilghman, Federal Council of Churches, Dr. George E. Haynes, First Methodist church |
Sun, Nov 09, 1930 | |||||
The Enterprise, Associated Negro Press, Mrs. Emma Green, Rev. Robert Eleazer National Urban League, Aaron Douglass, Crisis Magazine, Dr. W. E. Du Bois N. A. A. C. P., Harmon Foundation, Federal Council of Churches, King Daniel Ganaway The Chicago Bee |
Sun, Nov 16, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Harmon Foundation, Federal Council of Churches, Prof. Menard Nelson, Epiphany College Saint Mary's University, Flint Medical School, Race-Relations Commission, Allen R. Freelon Hugh Breckenridge, Black Opals, Gloster Society of Artists, Alexander Albert Smith, Snydum Medal Chaloner Prize, William Henry Johnson, The Green Pastures, H. C. Capwell, Berkeley Lyceum |
Sun, Nov 23, 1930 | |||||
Federal Council of Churches, President Herbert Hoover, Dr. George E. Haynes Dr. Edward T. Devine, National Urban League, T. Arnold Hill, Ira D. Reid Brooklyn Urban League, Saint Augustine Episcopal church, Linden Branch Y. W. C. A. Longfellow public school, Taylor Memorial M. E. church, Miss Lula Chapman |
Sun, Nov 30, 1930 | |||||
Linden branch Y. W. C. A., N. A. A. C. P., UNIA, Fanny J. Coppin Club Prescott Public school, Harmon Foundation, Fanny Wall Home and Day Nursery, Mrs. Sledge Beth Eden Baptist church, Spanish Caprice, Moritz Moszkowski |
Sun, Dec 07, 1930 | |||||
Stenio Vincent, N.A.A.C.P., Dr. Thomas E. Jones, Negro Library College, Robert M. Lester Clark Foreman, Thomas F. Blue, Dr. Monroe N. Work, Lewis R. Wilson, St. Mary's Infirmary Rev. Richard Oliver Gerow, First A. M. E. Church, Home for the Aged and Infirmed Colored People National Negro History Week, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church, Rev W. J. J. Byers |
Sun, Dec 14, 1930 | |||||
Harmon Foundation, Arthur Schomburg, Crisis Magazine, Federal Council of Churches Local Oakland N. A. A. C. P., California School Arts and Crafts, Dr. Channing H. Tobias Julius Rosenwald, Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Herbert Hoover Junior high school, Rev. G. C. Coleman, Rev. Father D. R. Wallace Taylor M. E. church , Fanny Wall Children Home and Day Nursery , Gertrude Jackson |
Sun, Dec 28, 1930 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Dr. Du bois, Crisis Magazine, Walter White Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Dr. Ida M. Tarbell, Bethune-Cookman Institute The Advocate, Hon Eugene Knickle Jones, T. Arnold Hill, National Urban League Dr. Rav Lyman Wilbur, Oscar DePriest, Professor Charles S. Johnson, President Charles King Charles Mitchell, Jefferson S. Coage, Cooper M. E. Zion church |
Sun, Jan 04, 1931 | |||||
Mrs. Lutie Gilbert, N. A. A. C. P., Home for Aged and Infirm Colored People, North Oakland Baptist church, Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Bethune-Cookman Institute School for Negro Girls at Lincoln Heights, Mrs. Sledge, Rev. G. C. Coleman Mrs. Vivian Osborne Marsh, Delta Sigma Theta, Miss Lulu Chapman, First Christian Church Young Women's Christian Association conference of Linden branch, Taylor Memorial M. E. church |
Sun, Jan 25, 1931 | |||||
Dr. George E. Haynes, Commission of Race Relations, Race Relation's Sunday Federal Council of Churches, Beth Eden Baptist church, Taylor Memorial M. E, church Rev. G. C. Coleman, North Oakland Baptist church, N. A. A. C. P., First Christian church Linden branch Y. W. C. A., Lincoln-Douglass Day, Dr. W. E. Du Bois, Springfield Riots William English Walling, Oswald Garrison Villard, Oakland Community Chest |
Sun, Feb 08, 1931 | |||||
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, Race Relation's Sunday, Lynchings Fisk University, Charles S. Johnson, Harmon Award, Dr. Robert E. Park, President Thomas E. Jones Plymouth Congregational church, The League of Nations, Paul Robeson, Walter Camp Judge Curtis D. Wilbur, California Federation of Colored Women's Club, Linden branch Y. W. C. A. Mrs. C. Sledge, National Negro History Week, Frederick Douglass |
Sun, Feb 15, 1931 | |||||
League of Nations, Professor John R. Commons, Ivy Lee, Silas Strawn, American Federal Reserve, Bank of Intl Settlements, Linden branch Y. W. C. A., Miss Lulu Chapman Founder Children’s' Home and day nursery, Fanny J. Coppin club State Federation of Colored Women's clubs, Fannie Wall, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman Mrs. C. Sledge, Taylor M. E. Memorial church, Atty Virginia Stephens, Mrs. Hattie E. DeHart Crisis Magazine, Art and Industrial club, Lincoln, Douglass, Booker T. Washington, Judge Clark |
Sun, Feb 22, 1931 | |||||
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Linden branch Y. W. C. A., Berkeley High School, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church California Federation of Colored Women's Club, California Eagle, California News Major and Mrs. Prioleau, Judge Walter S. Gates, Mrs. Bettie Hill Legal Victory Won, Ethel Prioleau vs. Board of Playground & Recreational Commission Junior N. A. A. C. P., Filbert Street Y. W. C. A |
Sun, Mar 08, 1931 | |||||
Hon John L. Webb, National Negro Business League, Red Cross Hattiesburg MS Incident California Federation of Colored Women's Club, Fanny J. Coppin club, North Oakland Baptist church Beth Eden Baptist church, Fanny Walls Children Home and Day Nursery Federated Council of Churches NYC, Mrs. C. Sledge, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church Linden branch Y. W. C. A., California Voice, Oakland Independent, Mrs. Fannie Wall Children's Home and Day Nursery, Home for Aged and Infirmed Colored People |
Sun, Mar 15, 1931 | |||||
Rev Will Alexander, Race Relations Commission, 1927 Spring Convention N. A. A. C. P. jim-crow laws, Segregated Train jim-crow laws, National Negro Elks, Negro Spirituals North Oakland Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Coleman, Linden branch Y. W. C. A. |
Sun, Mar 29, 1931 | |||||
Craigg Wedding, Girl Reserve, Building the North Oakland Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Coleman Charles McCall, National Urban League, Unemployment Issue Negro Employment Bill, N. A, A. C. P., Walter White |
Sun, Apr 12, 1931 | |||||
Tuskegee Institute, Booker T. Washington, Dr. Robert R. Morton, Herbert Hoover Race Cooperation Commission, Fisk University, Miss Henrietta Myers Countee Cullen, Cyrus Leroy Baldridge, Caroline Singer, "White Africans and Black" Harmon Exibition, Henry O. Tanner, Edward Bannister, James Lesesne Wells Archibald Motley, Mrs. C. Sledge, Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Children's Home and Day Nursery, Letterman Hospital, Southern Pacific Hospital |
Sun, Apr 19, 1931 | |||||
Richard B. Harrison Springarn Medal, Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America Weir-Jeter Trio, Dr. George E. Haynes, Commission on Race Relations National Association of Colored Women, Mrs. Daisy Lampkins, Miss Hennie Forchhammer Attorney Virginia Stephens, Intl Council of Women 1925, First Baptist church in Oakland Cooper A. M. E. Zion church , First Congregational church, Filbert Street Y. M. C. A. |
Sun, April 26, 1931 | |||||
Frederick M. Roberts, Playground Availability for Black Children, Mrs. C. Sledge Mrs. Vivian Osborn Marsh, First Baptist church, President Hoover Conf on Child Health and Protection Eugene Kinkle Jones, National Urban League, Fanny Wall Children's Home and Day Nursery Honorable Marcus Garvey, Universal Negro Improvement Association, Howard Loving |
Sun, May 3, 1931 | |||||
California Conference For Social Work, JD Rockefeller Donation International House, Loren Miller Allen C. Blaisdell, Atty George Johnson, First Congregational church, Lester B. Granger C. J. Walker, Miss Lulu Chapman, Linden Y. W. C. A, Mrs. Sledge, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church North Oakland Baptist church, Booker T. Washington Community Center |
Sun, May 24, 1931 | |||||
Market Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church, The Crisis Magazine, N. A. A. C. P. Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois, Charles Chestnutt, Springarn Medal, National Urban League George W. Kirchwey, Russell Sage Foundation, Albert Sidney Beckam, F. Stuart Chapin Rev. Fred M. Elliot, Eugene Kinkle Jones, Jesse O. Thomas, L Hollingsworth Wood Elbridge Bancroft Pierce, Sisters Chapel Spelman College, Raymond Leslie Buell Linden Branch Y W. C. A, Etude Musical Club |
Sun, May 31, 1931 | |||||
California Conference for Social Work, Edison Jr High Band, Berkeley Racial Swimming Pool Problem Edison Jr. High Glee Club, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church, Beth Eden Baptist church, Mrs. Sledge Beth Eden Baptist church, California State Federation of Colored Women's Club Madame C. J. Walker |
Sun, Jun 07, 1931 | |||||
Paul Lawrence, Cotton Blossom Singers, Col Charles Young, N. A. A. C. P., Abbott's Magazine Miss Mary White Ovington, Rev Dr. Edward Roberts Moore, Miss Mary McCLead Bethune |
Sun, Jun 14, 1931 | |||||
James A. Mundy, "The Negro Looks at His South", Horace Mann Bond Julius Rosenwald Fund, American War Mothers, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman National Negro Anthem, North Oakland Baptist church, Piney Woods Cotton Blossom Singers |
Sun, Jun 21, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Scottsboro Boys, Scottsboro Boys Record of Procedures, Briefs, Documents Scottsboro Boys and The Oakland Tribune, Scottsboro Boys William Pickens/Walter White Mass Meeting N. A. A. C. P. and Scottsboro Boys, Clarence Darrow, Charlotte Hawkins Brown W. E. B. DuBois, Robert L. Vann, J. E. Spingarn, North Oakland Baptist church Linden branch Y. W. C. A., First A. M. E. church, Mrs. Hattie DeHart, Mrs. Chlora Sledge |
Sun, Jun 28, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P, J. E. Spingarn, Senator Arthur Capper, California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs Mrs. Chloe Sledge, First A. M. E. church, Hettie B. Tilghman, Art and Industrial club, Roland Hayes Unit, Hattie E. Dehart, Ida B. Wells Burnett, Scottsboro Case, Mrs. Sallie Stewart |
Sun, Jul 05, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P. 22nd Annual Conference Resolutions, Intl Society of Christian Endeavors Jubliee Denominational Rallies, Benefit for the Hope Chest, Madame C. J. Walker Women's Civic league of West Oakland Colored Women Voters, Civic Banquet North Oakland Baptist church, California State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical association |
Sun, Jul 19, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., Scottsboro Boys, Donations for the Scottsboro Case, Walter White Papers Read at Recent Medical Convention, Graduation and Dr. George B. Haynes Bay Cities Tennis Club Wins Championship, Miss Sallie Stewart N. A. C. W. Speaks |
Sun, Aug 02, 1931 | |||||
Commission on Interracial Cooperation, Opportunity Magazine, Negro Urban League Dr. Frederick D. Stubbs, N. A. A. C. P., Harry E. Davis, Father D. H. Wallace, St. Augustin Episcopal church Mrs. Sallie Stewart, N. A. of C. W., Congressman Oscar DePriest, Fanny J. Coppin club |
Sun, Aug 09, 1931 | |||||
Delta Sigma Thea, North Oakland Baptist church, Cowell Memorial hospital, Crisis Magazine Vivian Osborn Marsh, List of African American Women Firsts in California Oakland Council of Church Women, Asilomar, Recognized Mail Carriers, Linden Y. W. C. A. Governor Rolph, Highland Hospital |
Sun, Aug 16, 1931 | |||||
Hettie Tilghman, Market Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church | Sun, Sep 6, 1931 | |||||
National Alliance of Postal Employees, Universal Negro Improvement association, N.A.A.C.P. picnic, Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters YWCA notes, deaths, A.M.E. mass meeting |
Sun, Sep 13, 1931 | |||||
Dr. Du Bois, Crisis Magazine, National Alliance of Negro Postal Employees, U. N. I. A., Garvey Day Mrs. Chlora Sledge, Fanny Wall Children Home and Day Nursery, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman Mrs. Hattie E. Dehart, Mrs. Theodore Purnell, Fanny J. Coppin club, Mrs. Melba Stafford Assemplymen Charles W. Fisher, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church |
Sun, Sep 20, 1931 | |||||
Tribune's Model Airplane League, Roxie Theatre, Mickey Mouse Movie, W. F. D. Brown Mrs. Fannie Wall, Children's Home and Day Nursery, Dr. Alan Locke's Expose on Negro Art School of Arts and Crafts, Miss Berlinda Davidson, California Federation of Colored Women's Club Mrs. Vivian Osborne Marsh, Mrs. Hettie B. Tilghman, Madam C. J. Walker |
Sun, Sep 27, 1931 | |||||
Catholic Magazine "America", Federated Colored Catholics of the United States Dr. Thomas W. Turner Ph. D., National Catholic Welfare Conference Washington D.C. Bishop Cantwell, Bishop Robert Armstrong, Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters Linden branch Y. W. C. A. , Booker T. Washington Community Center, Miss Lula Chapman |
Sun, Oct 04, 1931 | |||||
Atlanta University, Cooper A. M. E. Zion church, Alliance Gospel Tabernacle, Traveling Quartet Memphis Letter Carriers' Band Letter of Appreciation to The Oakland TRIBUNE Linden branch, Y. W. C A., North Oakland Baptist church, Mrs. Vivian Osbore Marsh Rev. G. C. Coleman, Alameda County League of Colored Women Voters Meet |
Sun, Oct 18, 1931 | |||||
National Equal Rights League, National Equal Rights Sunday, Congressman De Priest Walter White, N. A. A. C. P., Sterling Brown, Langston Hughes, Helene Johnson Professor Otto Klineberg, Harmon Foundation, Wesleyan Service Guild, Bahia Rev. G. C. Coleman, Father D. R. Wallace, Linden branch Y. W. C. A, Y. M. C. A. Club Notes |
Sun, Nov 29, 1931 | |||||
George E Haynes, World Services Art Exhibition Includes American Negro Artists and Authors Publications by Carter G. Woodson, Langston Hughes, Alain Locke, Jessie Fauset, Walter White W E B Du Bois, James Weldon Johnson, Countee Cullen, Blondieu-Theater Arts Collection Harmon Foundation Oakland Art Galleries, North Oakland Baptist, Rev. G. C. Coleman pastor Beth Eden Baptist church, Phyllis Wheatley club, Hettie B. Tilghman, Fanny Jackson Coppin club Cosmopolitan Dinner, Trinity Episcopal church, Welfare of the Colored Group (Public Welfare League) |
Sun, Nov 15, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P. Repudiation of Lunching, San Francisco, Berkeley and Laguna Beach Art Associations Lantern Slides, The Art and Industrial club, Weslyn Service Guild, Oakland Council of Church Women National Urban League, Hallie Quinn Brown, Alameda county League of Colored Women Voters |
Sun, Nov 22, 1931 | |||||
Bennett College for Women, Mrs. Jennie B. Moton, President David D. Jones, A. and T. College Harmon Foundation, North Oakland Baptist church, Rev. G. C. Coleman California Federation of Colored Women's Clubs , Miss Mary Branch, Tillotson College |
Sun, Dec 06, 1931 | |||||
AME Church, Bishop H. Blanton Parks, Ecumenical Conference in Atlanta, GA, Col Charles Young Inter-post Event, Mrs. C. Sledge, Mrs. Theo. L. Purnell, Linden branch, Y. W. C. A. |
Sun, Dec 13, 1931 | |||||
N. A. A. C. P., President Hoover, Walter White, Laurence Ritchie N. A. A. C. P. during an economic and employment downturn, asked President Hoover to tell government department heads to not dismiss employees based on "color or race." |
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N. A. A. C. P., President Hoover, Walter White, National Urban League, Federal Council of Churches Follow up unemployment issue from last article, Harmon Foundation, William Clapp Mrs. Vennerstron Cannon, Market Street Seventh Day Adventist church, Phyliss Wheatley club Oakland Art Gallery and the Negro Art Exhibition |
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Sun, Aug 19, 1934 | "Delilah Beasley, News Writer, Dies" |
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"SLEEPING CAR PORTERS START A.F.L. DEBATE" "In Memoriam - Miss Delilah L. Beasley" |
Sun, Oct 14, 1934 |
Delilah Beasley, News Writer, Dies
Miss Delilah L. Beasley, 62, Negro, who contributed news of her race in Oakland to The Tribune for many years, died early yesterday at Fairmont Hospital after an illness of several months.
She was prominent in Negro club circles and was active in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Her home was at 705 Thirty-fourth Street.
Funeral arrangements are being made by the L. M. Hudson Mortuary. Services have been tentatively set for Tuesday morning but are being held up pending the receipt of advices from friends at Los Angeles.
Miss Beasley, a native of Cincinnati, O., had lived 25 years in California. She had no close relatives.
Oakland Tribune, 19 Aug 1934, Sun, Page 5
To contribute transcriptions of her articles:
- Visit the clipped article.
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Get the text of the article from one of two sources:
- Click the link "Show article text (OCR)" at the bottom of the clipped page, select all text, copy it.
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Or:
- Download either the image of the clipping, or the entire page from which it came.
- Using an image editor, select each column, crop the image to that column and save as a new file.
- Upload that file to Google Drive.
- Right-click that image file, select Open With > Google Docs
- Copy the text
My limited experience suggests that 1. is quick, but the OCR on newspapers.com doesn't always work well. 2. takes a bit longer to do up front, but requires much less correcting of text and formatting.
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On oaklandwiki.org:
- Click the Add a new page button, in the upper right.
- Enter a string giving the title of the article and the date of the article, in this format "Activities Among Negroes/Ddd, Mmm DD, YYYY", for instance "Activities Among Negroes/Sun, Sep 02, 1923"
- Hit Return
- In the new page, select the text "What do you know about Activities Among Negroes Sun, Sep 02, 1923?" delete it.
- Add a link to the top, enter Activities Among Negroes and it will find the main list page. Insert it. Make it Heading 1 style.
- Beneath it, in Normal style, write By Delilah L. Beasley. Select her name and link it to the page Delilah Beasley.
- Beneath her byline, paste your text without formatting. (Cmd+Shift+V on a Mac; Ctrl+Shift+V on Windows) If multiple columns, continue pasting until you've added them all.
- Correct the formatting and text. Add hyperlinks to external and local pages, as appropriate. (Local OaklandWiki.org links are preferred.
- Add a local link to the this page, at the top, and add a small embed at the bottom in "Source" (HTML) mode, using the text copied from the Share button > small embed at newspapers.com, to link to the original article.
- Click the Save changes button. Note the page title, date.
- Edit this document. In the table cell under the Transcription column header, for the corresponding date, start typing the name of the new page, and when it auto-completes, select it, then click Save changes.
- Revise this process, page to suit.
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