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Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
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Lawyer James H. Hayes of Richmond, VA, who stirred controversy with a speech to the Afro-American Council in Washington, D.C., accepts a challenge from New Orleans' white Coliseum Club to repeat it, declining their $3,000 and travel offer to pay his own way. The club retracts after his acceptance.
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Washington, D. C.--Lawyer James H. Hayes, of Richmond, Va., whose speech before the Afro-American Council in this city recently created a stir, received an offer (threat) from the Coliseum club (white) of New Orleans to repeat it before that organization, they agreeing to furnish transportation and give him $3,000.
Mr. Hayes promptly accepted the invitation and says he will repeat his speech verbatim, paying his own expenses. The club's windy "bluff" seems to have petered out, nothing more having been heard from them.
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Washington, D.C.; Richmond, Va.; New Orleans
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James H. Hayes receives and accepts an offer from the Coliseum club to repeat his controversial speech, paying his own way; the club backs out after his acceptance.