davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-05-19
una aguja de diamante.

una aqua de dfamante.
Con la ayuda de cierto ~a.juste,
es possible precisar la posicion del
record sonoro sobre la pelicula.
A 10 ancho de la cinta, una al lado
de la otra, es possible gravar Gin
cuenta de estas (~brechas) y de esta
manera es possible tomar ell sonido
de yarias horas en- una cinta de So
10 300 pies &c longitud.
Naturalmente que hay un ARE
glo por ell cual es possible que ell
stylus pase de un groove" a otro
y ell mismo brazo sirve para repro
ducir en- lugar de grayar. con solo
cambiar la aqua y las c~onecciones
del amplificador.
Este aparato Ss sumamente 6til
principalmente IN Russia. por mo-
tivos que requieren una explicacion
muy extensa.
Sin embargo, ell defecto principal
de este aparato es que su frecuen
cia es bastante limitada.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
1ro. de Diciembre ultimo.

1ro. de Diciembre ultimo.
Otros de los consules que han 81
do cambiados son los s'guientes:
Isnacio L. Eatiza, de Detroit; Mi
euel Calderon, de Denver; Javier
Osornio, (canciller), de Los Ange-
les; Rafael AveIeyra, (antiguo con-
sui de Los Angeles, destituido de
Ei Paso); Lauro izaguierre, de Nc
Allen, Texas; Servando 3. Guerra,
de Houston; y Joel ouihones, de
Nogales.
Este es Ell principle. segdn Sc
dice. pues Sc trata de efectuar lin
Gambia complete de los represent
tantes consulares, anunciandose
que entraran en- servicio otros mu-
chos.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
TRES MUERTOS EN- OTRA
TRAGEDIA AEREA

FLINT, Mich, mayo 1S.-(UP).-
La rumbosa Inauguration del nuevo
motores Sc estrello contra ell campo.
aeropuerto Bishop, de esta cicdad,
termino en- en- tragedia hoy en- la
tarde cuando un aeroplano de tres
pereciendo en- ell accidente ell photo,
mientras que una sehora y su hijito
de Z amos de edad resultaban grave
mente heridos, falleciendo POGO des-
Dues.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

bre TODD al m~ontahes, que es
adusto, frio, reconeentrado y am
bicioso. Juan ~Ienacio, ha sucum
Dido a esta attraction; pero, por
favor, 10 Sc atribuya Il vueio
otra idea que la de e~naltecerse
ell muchacho a los ojos de la pa
tria, a los suyos propios, y quiz
zas tambien a los mics, porque
sabe que 10 queremos en- esta
casa como a un hijo y como a un
hermano.
Fran las p~alabras de una mu
chacha senciIla, discreta, lena de
coro. Habia 20 adivinado JUS
to. Era ell tipo de la mujer es-
pamela en- ell sentido complete de
la palabra. Las que asi son, nj
confian, nj dan a la pubIicidad
cosas tan intimas y tan del co.
razon, que muchas veces nj a ST
mismas Sc confiesan. Bien vale
un vuelo lleno de riesgos y peli-
gros, en- donde hasta la vida va
en- clio, por n mujer que 10 es
tan integramente.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
UN IMMENSE AVION RUSSO.

yictimas con todos los h~onores,
por cuenta del Estado. y ademas
cada familia que haya perdido a
uno de sus miembros recibira una
recompensa &c 10000 rublos.
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b, Frank Davis

The members of our group are
being importuned TO vote the
Straight Democratic Ticket at the
Election on Monday The records of
tie County Clerks office are very
revealing. and II might be
worth while, before casting your
vote on Monday. to make a person
al inspection VI the same.
II will be recalled that Harold
+. Bledsoe was persuaded by the
Democratic organization to permit
his name TO be used as candidate
for the honorable position of menu
Der Of the Circuit Court of this
Judicial Circuit. Led on by these
promising appeals. MIR. Bledsoe did
become candidate.
We do not believe that we need
to apologize for the guilty OF Mr..
Bleds0e's citizenship. He is an out
standing citizen. man of family,
an honor to the profession in which
he Is engaged. and ne has held Inn
portant public offices. His reputa-
ton and character are both above
reproach. II is our judgment that
his ability. his legal attachments.
his judicial temperament all mark
ed him as an ideal candidate.
The Democratic leaders OF this
county II Is said all assured
Mr.. Bleds soc that the ell
tire organization and the full
strength OF the Democratic Party
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THE CHURCHES DUTY

The heartily endorses the sentiments e
the following editorial In last saturdays issue " ~
Detroit News reprint the benefit OF our many re"u
ers in the hope qualified OF the group may go 10
the polls Monday April l. and help place
candidates best qualified to serve the best interests
of the commonwealth. The editorial reads
I'VE agree opinion churchmen that the churcn
has no place politics. believe also that the church
one land in promoting good cen
ship.
1--WE believe intelligent voting every election day Is one OF the
most important Of the good citizen.
election is TO name men TO SIT
ON our Circuit Pleas and Traffic Court
benches Il Is doubtly the voter who calls himself
good citizen TO study tickets carefully and VOTE
unless honest capable experienced men on ALL
our benches is threatened for
judiciary provided by law the Legislative and
executive branches.
Therefore believe the OF all the churches laymen
their congregations Sunday the
vital voting Monday. April when Detroit and
Wayne County will to sit four benches for six
years"
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fender Will be treated with con-
sideration and reason and not as
criminals
He believes that no offender
should be Inundated. and that 80
per cent Of the mortorist receiving
tickets are not criminals. and they
are entitled to be treated. especial
~ the women, in a way that Will
not humiliate them.
At the same time. he promises
to give vicious. reckless. and
drunken DRIVERS all they deserve.
Judge Murphy also favors re-
adjustment OF traffic lights so as
to permit free flow OF non-con-
costing traffic This he thinks will
lessen accidents. He also favors an
educational campaign for better
driving. Many people make mis-
takes which become traffic viola
tons simply because they do not
know what is the proper thing to
do.
Judge Murphy has made an enyi-
able record IN this city as public
servant. Detroit could do nothing
better for tho Traffic Court than to
elect him one OF the Traffic Judges.
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a M etropolitan center
These judges should be retained
in office. A general turnover in
personnel will be almost certain
to substitute a group OF indivi-
dual Judges. for a we'll organized
court working under the best d.
rection and closest cooperation.
The outstanding accomplish
ments of the Wayne County Circuit
Court are:
The moratorium established by
the Court in 1881, whereby the
homes OF thousands in Wayne
County were saved from foreclos-
ure;
2. The work OF the Friend OF the
Court" in guarding the welfare OF
children. in homes broken by the
depression or by divorce.
g. The movement started by the
court TO prevent the wages of
working people from being tied up
by garnishee. until the person had
his day in court
T. The saving 10 taxpayers Of
thousands of dollars. by speeding
up justice through the pre-trial.
cancellation. and no-progress dock
cts; the reduction OF jury cost the
cutting down OF the docket so that
cases are now herd within year.
The records of the present mem
hers of the Circuit Bench would
survive any test therefore. every
one OF these incumbents. on the
basis OF merit. Is entitled 10 re-
election.
The Judges OF the Circuit Court
bench. who are seeking reelection.
are: Judge Vincent NJ. Brennan,
Judge Allen Campbell. Judge
lanes =. Chenot. Judge Harry ].
Dingeman. Judge Homer Fergu-
son. Judge Ira w. jayne. Judge
Harry b. Keidan. Judge Adolph F.
Marschner. Judge Dewitt III. Mer-
RAM. Judge Guy A. Miller. Judge
Lester S. Moll. Judge Joseph
Moynihan, Judge Theodore J.
Richter. Judge Robert M. Toms.
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Judge CAMPBELL
Seeks Reelection
To Circuit Bench

Judrc Allen Camphcll- Of the Cir
cult Court. who is seeking rcelec-
tlor 20 this office on the Rcpab'i-
can ticket. was horn In Detroit in
1876. 10 graduated from tn De-
iroit hirh sanccls in 1894. and Iaicr
received his A. p. degree at the Uni
,ersty of Nlchigagn IN 1898. after
which he taught az Central High
School in this city. from 1892 TO
1903.
In 1901 Judge Campbell gradu-
ated from the Detroit College OF
Law and was admitted to practice
before the Michigan Supreme
Court. He began the practice of law
in 1904. After serving in the Michi-
gan Naval Brigade and the Air
Service OF the U S. Army for ten
years. he resumed practicing law
in 1919. In 1921. he was elected
school inspector OF the Detroit
Board OF Education and was twice
elected president OF the board dur
ing this period.
In 1897, Judge Campbell was
made dean OF the Detroit City Law
School, without salary and in 1929
was appointed to the office of Cir
cult Judge. In 1920. he was elected
to the same office for the ensuing
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Willis Ward. noted athletic star
and honor student of the UNIVERSE
ty Of Michigan. will be honored al
a testimonial mass meeting. Sun
day. March 81. at p. m, at Ply
mouth Congregational Church. un-
der auspices of the Citizens OF De-
troit. assisted by the educational
fraternal, and civic groups of the
city.
An excellent program has been
arranged. which will include vocal
selections by the Ford Eight. the
Lee Jubilee Singers, and addresses
by Rev. w. II. Peck. Don Marshall.
and others
The following organizations and
clubs are expected TO be Represent
Omega. Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror-
ity, Easter Lilly Club. Oaks Repub-
lican Club Of Women. Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority. Wi1berforce Club,
Morehouse-S pellman Club, Virgil
MIA College Club. Tuskegee Club,
Fisk University Club. Hampton In
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HDGr JOIN n. NiHlR
Seeks Reelection
T o Recorders
c urt Bench

Judge john J Mahcr vao 81
canIidie lar election n Use posi- OF
Recorder aud iuaue 90 l,rcrdcr'e
Cow Aas won ton hiusr. am
rn'iable rcpmafion ioi h.- scfNic,
% y, sie % ai caes rvearl-
less 30 Race or vret0
lude, N,lec was born I'D DOOR
parents has attained his clea-
tien n the iace OF adversary which
has endowed him with "a sincere
ana humane feeling lor me poor
peopc He was horn in Saniiac
County Michigan obtained his
first education in the public
schools and served as a professor
at the University OF Detroit. teach
ing class one night week for
thirteen years. without compensa-
ton, in order that he might heir
young men to obtain an education
race.
Since he believes that all PEG.
pie which make up the population
OF Detroit should DO represented In
public offices. he four years age
employed Miss Rosa Roe. as re-
preventative OF the Negroes In nj.
office. where she still fills a pos
OF Deputy Clerk.
Judge Maher has been hearth,
endorsed for the office OF Recoroe.
and Judge of the Recorders Cour
by many Negro civic and politica
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JOH N DANCY
T O ADDRESS
TRADE GROUP

John G. Dancy. executive secro-
iary of the Detroit Urban League,
will be guest sPcaker at the session
Of the Booker N Washington Trade
A-eecietiop ru6sany. Aprtt n, =
p. m. az Betncr~A NJ. e Church
An unusually interesting proers m
will be presented.
"A program under the auspices
of the Housewives League. which
will be presented at the same hour
II Bethel. will feature special
health talk, by Or. j. II. Sparks.
one of Detroit's leading physicians.
in connection with the observance
II Health Week.
The public is invited to attend
both meetings.
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DIR. N. A. BLACKWELL TAKES
lead IN MINISTER'S CONT EST
Ward to Be Honored at Testimonial Meeting
AND
TOBIAS TO BE
SPEAKERS

Or Charles Spurgeon Johnson,
head of the Department of Social
Science. at Fisk University. will be
the speaker at the anniversary
program OF the st. Antoine Y. NJ.
&C.. A.. Sunday. March 81. at 4 D. IN.
His subject will be. THE Present
Crisis and the Outlook for Negro
Americans.
Or Claiming II. TOBIAS. "Y"
worker of national reputation. will
be guest speaker at the annlver-
sary dinner To he given al the
~ Friday evening. March 30 In
Alexander l.. Turner one OF De-
troits outstanding physicians will
be toast master
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JrDFE VINCENT BRENNAN
The preiudice> oil race, creed. or
color have no place in u Court of
Justice. Such has been the record
Of Judge VINCENT NJ Brennan.
who now seeks reelection 10 the
Circlit Court Long before judge
Vincent NJ. Brennan ever thought
of running for office. he showed
himself to be devout friend of all
mankind.
In the Michigan State Senate l6
years ago. he led courageous
fight in behalf of the Michigan
Civil RightS Bill. ~ Assistant Cor
~. Brennrn ruisd against sc1seg.T
tion on Belle Isle.
In the sUnited States Congress
Judge VINCENT Brennan voted
and fought for the Dyer Anti
Lynching Bill. The Goodson case
and other records prove beyond all
doubts that the justice and fairness
If Negroes are safe i'm the hands
ledge VINCENT Brennan Such a
record OF courage. justice. and
honesty has earned for him the
support of every citizen in De-
iroit Negroes should deem IL
privilege to vote Tor VINCENT NJ
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w ny Support The Democratic Party
Which Deserted Harold Bledsoe
In The Primary Election?

tea his name to grace the ticket,
in order To lend It added strength.
The Primary Election returns,
however. tell much different
story
The Democratic Ticket nominate
ed at the Primary Election for Cir
cult Court Bench. includes the fol-
lowing:
Stanley r. DOmbrowski. Alfred
S. Stolinski. stephen A. Majewski.
Arthur A. Koscinski Joseph ".
Lutomski. Frank j. Kolodiezski.
Albert Bonczak. Joseph A. Bahor-
ski.
For the benefit of our readers
we present this statement, which
is an official tabulation of the
votes for certain candidates in SO
typical precincts at this Primary
election. II reveals the astounding
fact that Mr.. Bledsoe was abandon
ed by his pretended trends. the De-
mocrats.
The precincts included in this
tabulation are Polish in their com
plexion and the record shows that
In these precincts-Mr' Domrow-
ski received 6.126 votes Mr.. Ma
jewsd. $500 votes; Mr.. Stolinski,
5.S4S votes; Mr. Bledsoe receiving
only ia votes These figures may
be verified by checking the cleo
ton records on file in the County
Clerks Office. Can you look at this
CONTINUED on Page 81
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AMER. LEGION
POST HOLD
SERVICE

Charles Young Post M -. Of
the American Legion will hold
memorial services in memory of
the late Coz Charles Young. sun
day March 81, 3 p m. AT Bethel A.
NJ f. Church
Rev William II Peek. pastor of
Bethel. a personal friend Of the
late Colonel Young. Will preach the
sermon There will also be short
program including selections by
the Charles Young Posts band
The services will be preceded by
parable. beginning at 2:30 p m.
The Tom rtallips Post, Frederick
Douglass Post. and the Triangle
Post will unite in the services. The
DICTIONARIES will assemble on For
est They will march South on ST
Antoine To Brady; West on Brady
to Brush, North on Hlush ~
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Nacirema Club
Sponsors Contest

The Nacrema club parallel to
itS long tradition of beauty. culture
and quality is sponsoring popu-
larity contest to determine who
will he Miss Nacirema 1885"
The contest Is very unique
novelty and the first of It's kind in
Detroit Single Girls betw cen the
ages of 16 ana rs with good recon-
mendntion may enter this popuiari-
- H. fst - A.
! rr'rwned swiss Nlcffeina 80 a
IA beautiful coronation iiswith al
the prizes, honor. dignity and pres
fige of the unequalled Nacirema
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Brennan as Judge of the Circuit
Court
VINCENT VI. Brennan must not
be confused with other Brennans
seeking election. There are three
other Brennans. but only one
VINCENT VI. BRENNAN whose
name Will be found on the Repub-
lican ticket among those running
for Circuit Judge
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KEEP wayne COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGES
Gov. Gen. Murphy
To Be Guest Speaker

.Goyernnr-Gencral Frank Murphy.
Of the Philippines. will be guest
speaker. sunday. March 81 at : p.
m. at Second Baptist Church, wn-
der the auspices OF the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People.
This will be overnor Murphy =
final public address. prior to his
departure from Detroit next week.
The public is cordially invited to
hear him. Special music will be
rendered
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Mosley Party On
Southern T o u r

Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Mosley.
5157 Ninewood avenue, accompani-
Ell by Mrs Alma Hinton, 2Iii st.
Antoine street, are visiting the
Mosleys home town. in Pratt City.
Ala, having motored there from
Hot Springs. Arkansas where they
have been sojourning on their
midwinter vacation for the past
several weeks. After leaving Pratt
City the group will visit a number
OF large cities in the South and
East before returning TO Detroit In
April.
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perience. temper
ament. and char
acter. he is emf
nently qualified
for the position
OF Judge in the
Traffic and Ordi-
ance Division OF
I h G Recorders
Court. commonly
known as the
Traffic Court.
What ever the
V o | a I 1 o n, II
Judge Murphy is
elected every Of
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Judge Arthur Webster. and Judge
Clyde l. Webster,
Also on the Circuit Court bench
is Judge Thomas J Murphy. run
ming on the Democratic Ticket
who deserves reelection.
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REVEREND W. H. PECK
AND DONALD MARSHALL
TO BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS
A lpha Phi Alph Fraternity, And
Many Clubs Are Expected
To Be Represented
The Public Is Invit d To
Joined In Tribute ITO Noted Star

stitute Club, Talladega Club. and
others. The public is invited to CO.
operate in this tribute to one of
the outstanding young men of the
race
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organizations who feel that he will
give them the representation which
they are entitled to in public Of
ficcs and continue his friendly and
sincere feeling for the Negro in the
civic life Of Detroit
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DRS. BRADBY -ASKEW PECK
AND HOWELL PUSHING HARD
FOR FIRST POSITION
p u b &c Enthusiasm Running HIGH
In IF avorite Minister'S Contest,
Sponsored By Tribune Independent
a c e II Continu Five More
w e e ks E d ng April 9th

The sensational and unique Your Favorilo Minister'S
Contest which the Tribune-Independen launched last
week Is already boiling with red-ho enthusiasm the
part of the general public, especially the members Of
the various churches whose pastors are entered in the
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So far one OF the inirresuns
features Of The contest lies IN the
TACT that The leading contestant
mis- week does nol represent on.
OF the churches IN the heart OF
Greater Detroit hut is the pastor
Race
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Elect Him Traffic
Court Judge

judge George + Murphy. q Cir
cult Court Commissioner for sever
al years. who is a nominee for
Traffic Judge. BY education, ex-
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II f WOLVERINE REPUBLICAN CLUB
MAKES THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS
OF CANDIDATES:

STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN
plaeng X under iAne,,N'~
4 nNi-hsov
xs,ycer Of isecorder's Court Maher
| RECORDERS
Henry Sweeney ScaIlen.
T.. Gordon, NJ
RECORDERS COURT TRAFFIC. AND ORDINANCE DIVISION
(TRAFFIC COURT
Pliny W I.
PLEAS
Gerald W Joseph A. ellis
-"rdOOI. INSPECTOR
c Hull
g. Toodle. President
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year. lie is charter member OF
earned Post OF the American
Legion and is endorsed by all Bar
primaries.
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Safeguard w yne Circuit Court By
Re-Electing Present Judges
(By j. Edwards)

Court of high efficiency. This court has done
than any other court of its kind in the country
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nnicst SID Onrn

The contest wiii continue for the
next fiSe weeks There is therefore
still ample time for additional no
limitations To be entered in this live
ly race TO determine Detroits
Most Popular Minister." II your
pastors name has not yet been en-
tered. send it in at once All you
need 10 do is TO clip out the cou-
pom on this the front page, fill in
The name Of your favorite minister
or ministers, and send or bring the
coupon to the office OF the Tri-
bunc-Independent. el46 St Antoine
street
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of one Of The progressive churches
IN The Norlh End section 81 the
city
Last week twenty five ministers
were nominated and number OF
other nominations are entered this
week
>iandlns 81 Contestants
VIE names listed 20 date aad
the STANDINGS OF the individual rau
tcsianis are & follows
w., NJ placbn,A rnma>
IT,mMa a " /. San Cimdt. fnst
onh l.eoo points Rce Y l.. Hrla-
hy. Second baptist second $50
points; Rcv g. r. Askew Mt
olive Baptist, third 40 points !.
ReN w. II Peck. bethel A. NJ Y
y fourth, TOO, POINTS. ueS j. y
a \s ssws pa,a sss.- ~ss ----~' wv
49, 3AOl4i4ns star Raptihl, siAin, Va
!" ipoinfss Rev q. w Baber. Ebene
Y ser. seventh, 600 points. Rev. $
4 Id. Ross. Shiloh Baptist. 500 points:
Rev H. ~. Coleman. Macedonia
Baptist. 500 points. Rev. Wright
FIRST Institutional Church. 500
points; Rev W j O. McLin st.
James c. NJ r. 550O points; Rev
r. q Melvin. community Baptist
$50 points; Rev W \ Cridcr. Az
len Temple A. NJ r. 500 points
Rev. 4 G Williams Metropoliiau
Baptist 52o points Key J A.