Madden’s push on Jim Crow stirs southern patience
The writer argues against Congressman Madden of Chicago repealing Jim Crow laws and blames him for courting the black vote. It cautions Southerners to stay calm while noting Harreld's tonsillitis in Washington as a minor accomplishment, remarking the piece as postwar banter.
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Two Women Sit On Jury In Harry New Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on December 17 the second day of Harry S. New murder proceedings focused on completing the jury. Eleven jurors were seated, including two women who backed capital punishment in scheme cases. Prosecutors aim to prove New sane and responsible for the July 4 murder of Miss Lesser.
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