Nation confronts lynching as 1919 era prompts reform plan
A New York meeting of professors writers governors and senators from 25 states launches a campaign for federal anti lynching laws. Prominent southerners fund the justice drive while critics note America still tolerates mob murders amid claims of a global open door for equality.
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China and the Future A glimpse of modern industry gaps
The article contrasts China’s mainly household based economy with the United States strong factory system. It notes far fewer workers in modern plants and much smaller school enrollment, highlighting China’s low patent activity and limited copyright protections as signs of backward development.
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United States
America
New Zealand Mandate Plans for the German Samoan Islands
The German Samoan Islands, under New Zealand mandate, comprise Savii Upolu Tutuila and Manua groups. The verdant, inhabited isles resemble green hats with mountainous interiors and shore reefs. A submerged ridge rose to form peaks, while reef and lagoons carve a coastal highway across the chain.
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National Park Auto Route Planned From Denver to Montana
Secretary Lane announces an auto line linking Denver with Rocky Mountain Yellowstone and Glacier national parks via Boulder Cheyenne Douglas Casper Thermopolis and Helena. The plan seeks to spur westward motor travel and treat national parks as federal travel hubs alongside private highways and railways.
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Shooting at Reliance Leaves Greek Man Injured
In Rock Springs Wyoming on May 19 a shooting affray erupted at Reliance when Gios Antos, intoxicated, shouted through the tavern. Geo Pontikas stepped out to view the disturbance and a bullet grazed his pack, lodged in his shoulder. Dr. F. Wiliam Ferris of Relianes treated the wound and had Pontikas hospitalized. The assailant, an unnamed Greek, fled. no further injuries reported. A 44 caliber bullet was involved.
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Liquor Traffic to Hell Targeted by Parson Talk
Sheridan Wye May 19 Brbra Landrith at the Methodist church warned that liquor traffic will fold its tent and depart before July 1 He said the world will be cleaned and called critics fellow fanatics Pharisees and hypocrites to applause He claimed a man is known by his enemies not his company and called for a moral purge.
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