Senate Committee Reports Support for Dyer Anti Lynching Bill
Senate Judiciary Committee reports favorably the Dyer Anti Lynching Bill and urges swift action in the Senate. Senator Johnson lauds the measure as constitutional and calls for immediate votes, praising Senator Shortridge for staunch support and urging nationwide citizen action.
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Supreme Courts
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Shortridge
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California
Tepches
Advancement Association
Wator
Bitter Garvey attack warned before U N A meeting
A sharp attack on Marcus Garvey surfaces ahead of a United Negro Improvement Association meeting. The circular lists William Pickens A Phillip Randolph Robert W Bagnell and Chandler Owen as organizers to expose Garvey and his plans and to defend the movement for Negro advancement.
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South Africa
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Marcus Garvey
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G O P Opens Western Headquarters
The Republican party opens its western headquarters as campaign efforts begin to focus on broader achievements of the administration. Officials note work availability, the Limitation of Armament Conference, tariff bill progress, and government cost reductions as key topics. Campaigns start early with committees already active ahead of September primaries.
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Lieut. B. Cipper
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Foces
School Savings Bank shows strong pupil thrift in Lexington
The School Savings Bank started in 1915 in Lexington Kentucky with $75 in prizes for top school units. Russell School won 61 of the prize money while 544 students deposited funds totaling 6002.18 dollars. Every enrolled pupil acted as a depositor during the year, and thrift periods assign classes to manage the bank, sending deposits to local banks earning 3 percent interest twice yearly.
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School Savings Bank
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Ruesell School
Prof Kerlin Accepts Splendid Position
New York August 10 Prof Robert T Kerlin former VMI professor ousted after protest letter on Phillips County riot cases has accepted head of English at State Normal School West Chester Pennsylvania. The move is hailed as a strong scholastic step and public congratulations pour in.
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N. Y
Robert T. Kerlin
Arkansas
Phillips County
Virginia Military Institute
State Normal School
West Chester
Kerlin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Negro newspapers employ 1108 persons in 131 papers and magazines
Washington August 10 report shows about 1108 Negro workers and 61 white workers in 113 newspapers and 14 magazines owned by Negro proprietors across 30 states and DC. Totals include 204 proprietors 393 editorial and clerical staff 69 foremen 103 compose rs 70 half tone operators 21 machinists 32 ad men 38 makeup men 16 floor men 47 proofreaders 2 stereotypers 2 electrotypers 84 pressmen 36 bookbinders 104 mailers and 38 in other trades. Seventy publications print in their own shops or contract work. Major findings by Phil Brown US Department of Labor.
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Neto
Istrict
Columbia
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Uct
Becnaras
Phil
Brown
Department of Labor
Guards Guard Prisoners After Alabama Attack
Dur ham machine gun company of the North Carolina national guard is sent to Raleigh to guard three prisoners arrested after an alleged attack on a white woman and a shooting near Southern lines. A separate report notes President Harding and officials probing a violent assault on a Black messenger near the White House.
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Harding
Ger
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Mic’tey
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Assault at the White House Gate Reported
An unidentified white man attacked a messenger near the White House gate, punching him causing eye discoloration and slamming him against the picket fence. A Black employee attempted to intervene but retreated. The assailant fled in a car.
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Mickey
St Louis merchants shun Negro trade in city shops
An August dispatch from St Louis notes many shops cater to wealthy patrons but avoid Colored trade. Floor managers direct Black customers to rear seating, while some merchants refuse service. others employ Colored workers yet misprice or delay accommodations, prompting critique of pretentious Black customers who accept second class seating for similar goods.
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America
Prof Imman G Page Chosen Lincoln Univ President
The Lincoln University Board of Curators, at Jefferson City, selected Prof Imman G Page a former teacher and former head of Oklahoma City Colored schools as president to succeed Clement Richardson. The board plans a new dormitory and other improvements urged by state supporters.
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St. Louis
Lincoln University
Business League session to focus on practical service in Norfolk
New York reports strong interest in the upcoming Norfolk Business League meeting with a broad program for all business sectors. Reduced rail rates and a demonstration on window care highlight the agenda as leaders from major agencies discuss future site selections.
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Dallas Express Weekly News in Los Angeles Listing
Read the Souths greatest weekly Dallas Express published in Dallas Texas every Saturday. Sale location listed at 1406 Bl 9th Street Los Angeles California with contact for news J D Daniels News Stand 1406 BH 6th Street Los Angeles California. Further information to B Carr 100 W Green Street Pasadena California agent.
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Cal
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