Dallas Express Advertising Notice and Publishing Details
Member National Negro Press Association notice announces Saturday morning editions at 2600 Swiss Avenue in Dallas Texas published by The Dallas Express Publishing Company Incorporated. Includes address lines for office and New York correspondence. Subscriptions not accepted for periods under three months with payments of 16 cents.
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Dallas Express Publishing Company
Dallas
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Subscriptions in Advance and Corrections Policy
Subscription options offered including one year six months and three months while the paper promises to correct any erroneous reflection on character or reputation brought to the attention of the publishers.
The Dallas Express Stands For Honest, Patriotic Press
The Dallas Express declares its stance as a plain conservative newspaper that avoids sensationalism, upholds even handed justice for all, and invites the press to join in a broad, nationwide commitment to principled reporting. The message emphasizes pride in its patriotism and ethical grounding.
Bloody Easter and civic duty call for reform in Dallas
An editorial condemns violence seen on Easter in Dallas as three young men were murdered over games of chance. It urges stronger church, school, and home efforts to guide youth toward right living and notes plans for a new Colored High School while stressing personal responsibility and prudent civic patronage.
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Dallas
Cleveland
Corsicana
Mainie Stewart
The
Dallas Express
Powell
Della Williams
Duncan
Astor Moore
Christ
Annie G Taylor
Sixth Ave
Penn
1St Cor Il
Dr. Davis
Hicks
Barron
Andrews Chapel
Warren
Prairie View 1920 21 report highlights high nongrade enrollment
The Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College annual report shows 828 students in 1920 21 with 60 percent of entrants not having attended high school and 45 percent not finishing the seventh grade. It notes teacher resignations and lack of permanent new buildings while urging greater Texas state support for Negro education.
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Prairie View
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
Texas
Commonwealth
Bizzlell
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Russia and Germany Sign Secret Genoa Pact
Russia and Germany announce a secret treaty at Genoa, signaling reciprocal ship settlements and prisoner exchanges, restoration of consulates, ambassadorial exchanges, and mutual trade of manufactured goods and raw materials. The accord aims at broad economic cooperation, challenging allied plans for a world economic balance and adding new diplomatic hurdles for others.
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Russia
Germany
Genoa
Red Army
Booker Washington Bronze Monument Unveiled at Tuskegee Campus
A bronze monument to Booker Washington on the Tuskegee campus is unveiled with inscriptions from his writings. The engravings stress valuing labor, intelligence, and collective development as drivers of progress. The piece marks fifty years of freedom and points to future growth through practical achievement.
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Booker Washington
Tskegee
Tuskegee
Know Thyself in Black Self Knowledge, Chicago Whip
The piece argues that Black Americans must understand themselves to improve condition. It critiques praise and blame cycles, urges frank analysis of race, politics, and society, and calls for truth-telling, self-awareness, and reform toward ethical progress under the banner Know Thyself.
Dyer Anti Lying Bill Endorsed Yet Delayed in Senate
The article argues the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill, passed by the House for election-year reasons, is stalled in the Senate. It criticizes Republican reliance on Black votes in St. Louis and across the South and condemns federal enforcement by current administrations, claiming constitutional amendments have not been upheld. The piece, attributed to Wash Tribune, suggests the bill will die if not passed by March 4, 1923.
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Senate
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St. Louis
Congress
United States
Mississippi
South Carolina
Wash
Tribune
Empire fears anti white sentiment in African possessions
The Cleveland Call notes Britain’s alarm over rising anti European feeling among Africa’s natives blamed on American literature. It cites a world war sparked unity of darker races, discusses race consciousness, and urges land tenure reform and native education as remedies.
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Egypt
India
Reuters
England
Health Rules For Strong Bodies And Clear Minds
A health column urges daily vigorous exercise and fresh air, with five essentials: exercise, wholesome food, fresh air, rest, and clean body and mind. It emphasizes sleep, proper chewing, regular bowels, and simple routines like a cold splash after a warm shower to maintain health and prevent illness. It warns that neglect harms health and warns readers to keep hands clean and nails clean to avoid disease.
Rev Brown celebrates twenty first anniversary in Gainesville
Texas towns report a long list of community events. Rev BL Z Brown marks his twenty first anniversary as Mt Olive Baptist members and citizens honor him with gifts while others gather for Easter programs and church activities across Gainesville Mineola Corsicana Denison and Corsicana area.
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BL Z Brown
Mr. Olive
Brown
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Missionary Society
Sam Hall
Throckmorton Street
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
C. Mays
Denison
Jackson
Woody
Stone
Johnson
Bethel A. M. BE
L. Blackmon
Henrietta
Holts
C. C. Chiles
Denver
Colo
Chiles
Bie Chiles
FP. Dixon
Clarant
Rey. T. O. Johnson
Rising Star Baptist Church
Valley View
Hooham
Peter Everheart
Methodist Church
M. S&s Dejournette
Rey
Ae Newell
Nashville
Tenn
American Baptist Publishing Board
First Baptist Church
W M. Smith
Lynch
John Rogers
Ida Harmon
Carrie Johnson
Seagoville
Texas
Vera Johnson
A. Kelom
Gala Day at Guadalupe College draws large crowds
DA an Seguin reports Seguin guests join auto excursions from San Antonio and nearby towns to Guadalupe College for Gala Day. Rev W B Myers hosts ceremonies with speeches by Dr W B Ball and Revs Ford Curry Weslay Mays Fuller. Receipts reach 339 dollars. plans hint at an annual event as Commencement approaches.
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G. F.C. Curry
D W. Wesley
P Mays
W. H. Fuller
Guadalupe District
Congress
Shanks
Te Garden
N. B. Edwards
Lyceum
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Mes Edwards
Shiner
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