Garvey under Fire in Dallas Express Editorial Clash
The Dallas Express weighs in with a sharp editorial blasting Marcus Garvey as a pompous self styled king and president of the imagined world Negro nation. It condemns his courtly titles and dismisses his empire dreams as ridiculous and impractical, urging readers to view him as a laughing stock.
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The Dallas Express Endorses Its Honest Stand
The Dallas Express declares its spirit as a plain conservative newspaper that trims no sail for the breeze, flies no doubtful flag, and upholds broad patriotism and justice across the land. WW. B. Ring appeals to fellow reporters to join on this holy ground as the paper prospers.
Work Not Worry Is Needed in Community Effort
A fragmented historical piece urges collective effort over complaint, urging residents to pool funds, pursue opportunities, and act to improve political freedom and economic prospects. It emphasizes personal responsibility, courage, and disciplined work as path to progress.
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For the Protection of Our Women editorial critique discussed
The Chicago Enterprise two weeks ago urged a National Association for the Negro Womanhood to curb insults to Black women. The writer argues such a group is unnecessary without men’s self-respect and education of their peers. Emmett J. Scott’s Garvey link and Henry Ford Mexico plans are noted amid broader remarks on vision and dreams.
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Our Votes And Lynching Dyer Bill Progress Report
The favorable reporting of the Dyer anti lynching bill to the Senate and its calendar entry marks progress toward a possible law. Voters in states with power have pressured Republican leaders and influenced Senators election goals. While some states still face elections, the overall outlook grows brighter as Negro voters gain organization and political strength.
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Two white lynchings shock Northern readers in six months
The Chicago Defender condemns racial killings in America noting two white victims among six months of lynchings. It warns of white mobs dragging victims through towns to death, mocks those who justify violence, and laments lawlessness while urging accountability for perpetrators.
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The Highway to Success for Our Girls and Boys
A New York News inspired call to raise disciplined, virtuous youth within the Black community. It urges teaching purity, self control, ambition, and race pride, highlighting role models from Crispus Attucks to Phyllis Wheatley and Harriet Tubman, and warns against loitering and drinking. The piece stresses knowledge of Black history and the path of sobriety as the key to future success.
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Newspaper Race Bias in Crime Reporting Critiqued
The Pittsburgh American denounces repeated use of the word Negro in crime headlines and reporting. It argues such racial labeling inflames mobs, misleads readers, undermines fair trials, and harms community justice. It calls papers, courts, and the public to stop racialized crime reporting.
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John Smith
Pittsburgh American
Peacocks and butterflies in Black America conventions
The Chicago Whip comment discusses summer black gatherings, conventions, and regalia. It questions their meaning and impact on breaking prejudice, urging constructive purpose beyond showy displays and costly travel. It cautions against reliance on flamboyant pomp to guide unemployed Black people.
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Great Summer Conventions Rise Across Nation
A lengthy critique warns against summer conventions in New York and Norfolk. It predicts grand oratory and controversial debates over personal privileges, with banners of black groups marching in vibrant hues. The piece calls for private, behind the scenes planning to uplift the race in America, condemning public exhibitions as wasteful.
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Unto the Fourth Generation Part Reveals Clarewood Threats
District attorney John Clarewood of Elliston confronts Wardell the vice gang’s lawyer who warns of ruin and unveils a family diary taunting exposure. Clarewood recalls noble lineage, vows to press on, and prepares to publish the diary if pressure continues. The scene ends as he uncovers a shocking page in the ancestral diary.
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Texas College Concert Company Tours Texas
The Texas College Concert Company tours the state with songs and dramas, praised as the best concert group in the state. Audiences in Marshall Longview Henderson Evening Chapel Dallas react warmly. students and teachers host a reception after a rain delay before upcoming stops in Wichita Falls Gainesville Denton and more.
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