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Adolphus D. Griffin

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218:, an eight-page weekly newspaper he published from 1899 to 1907. This was the first newspaper for Portland's roughly 700 black residents. He also started land development company Enterprise Investment Company. In addition to its historical importance for articles on issues facing the black population, 602:
A. D. Griffin, the veteran newspaper man of Kansas City dropped dead last Friday at that place. He was editor of the Kansas Elevator for many years. Willis Covington of this city was a personal friend of
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is unique since African-Americans were excluded by the constitution of the state of Oregon during the time the newspaper was published.
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who focused on African-American causes, including disenfranchisement in business and politics. Also known as A. D. Griffin, he founded
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He later moved to Kansas City, where he died of heart failure in his office on June 2, 1916. He was buried in
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Griffin was married to Emma K. Griffin, whom he left in 1907 when he moved to Topeka, Kansas.
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and as a city detective. In 1913, Griffin became a trustee and board president for
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He was elected as a Republican delegate to the Oregon state convention twice.
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If you have any good clean news, whatever, send it by card or otherwise.
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While he lived in California, Griffin helped with starting the
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If your church is going to give a concert or supper,
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(September 25, 2005). 162:If you have a friend coming to town, 166:If you did give a reception lately, 128:Griffin was born June 11, 1868, in 429:from the original on July 22, 2022 350:from the original on June 28, 2021 338:Lee, Allen L. (January 17, 2007). 14: 489:Mangun, Kimberly (June 3, 2013). 380:AfriGeneas Western Frontier Forum 340:"ADOLPHUS D. GRIFFIN (1868-1916)" 192:(Los Angeles). When he moved to 160:If you are going to have a tour, 698:African-American businesspeople 112:, in 1896. He was friends with 507:10.1080/08821127.2009.10677727 454:Oregon: A Bicentennial History 118:National Afro-American Council 60:Newspaper editor and publisher 1: 451:Dodds, Gordon Barlow (1977). 376:"The Life of a Newspaper Man" 232:, he worked as an editor for 556:. June 10, 1916. p. 2. 550:"A. D. Griffin Passes Away" 411:Oregon Historical Quarterly 739: 708:Journalists from Louisiana 581:"Among the Colored People" 254:historically black college 196:, he became an editor for 88:Adolphus Dyonisius Griffin 457:. Norton. p. 126. 177:– Adolphus D. Griffin, 51:Kansas City, Kansas, US 35:Kingston, Louisiana, US 660:The Topeka Plaindealer 405:Broussard, A. (1988). 235:The Topeka Plaindealer 174: 140:Shreveport, Louisiana 114:Booker T. Washington 554:The Kansas Elevator 495:American Journalism 267:The Kansas Elevator 194:Spokane, Washington 130:Kingston, Louisiana 108:, Portland's first 23:Adolphus D. 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Index

The New Age
Pacific Northwest
Los Angeles
Kansas
The New Age
Black newspaper
Booker T. Washington
National Afro-American Council
Kingston, Louisiana
Shreveport, Louisiana
California Eagle
Spokane, Washington
The Northwest Echo
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The New Age
Topeka, Kansas
The Topeka Plaindealer
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Western University
historically black college
Quindaro, Kansas
Kansas City
The Kansas Elevator
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