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"Philadelphia," by Alex Manly, February 1926
An article from Opportunity Magazine written by Alex Manly. He describes the prejudice hiring practices by Philadelphia industries, pointing out that there are very few African Americans employeed as machinists, specifically.
"Editor Manly and the Office of the Wilmington Record Destroyed by a Mob in North Carolina" November 26, 1898
A cartoon depicting a mob burning Alex Manly'sDaily Record office building in Wilmington, North Carolina
Armstrong Association Makes Changes in Personnel
Alex Manly, the Industrial Secretary of the Armstrong Association resigns, and former Lincoln Student, Fred A. Johnson, is successor.