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Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1922

Page

5

Liberia Debate Reflects on Americ an Negro Aid and Policy

A lengthy manuscript discusses Liberia and the role of American Black aid, warning against closing doors to immigrants. It critiques a commission report, urges enlightened public sentiment, and warns of the consequences of isolation. calls for sustained international involvement and education programs in Africa.

Aerica Liberia America Jean Dover Earth Georgia Africa Europe Republic Burott Sven Liand Rome Educamachine Eduyet

Failing Pass Over Bill Murt and Political Worry

Fragmentary OCR shows failed attempt to disinfect kitchen and widening political discontent. The text references Republican factions, impending congressional elections, and warnings of an ominous political cloud as autumn approaches. Names include Virginia rebels, Sea, and Loula B. Anderson amid garbled lines.

Department of State Virginia Siensly Dent MD Latrice Poe Chun Noeoufe Loula B. Anderson

Convict White Man In Assault Case at Tifton

In Tifton Georgia on August 24 a 12 white jurors found a white man guilty of criminal assault on a 14 year old colored girl. He received a sentence of two to three years in the penitentiary. The crime by A P Cox a married father of several children provoked intense feeling and fears of lynching.

Tifton A. P. Cox

National Negro Press meeting in Washington advocates unity

The National Negro Press Association meeting in Washington on August 14 focused on improving the profession through unified standards, advertising practices, circulation audits, and a broad recruitment push led by Melvin J. Chisum. Delegates from across the country discussed Reciprocal News Service, telegraph use, and a virile drive to expand memberships while planning long range improvements.

Washington National Negro Press Aspena Batate Evey Fin J. Wilson A, I Haley G. H.stewart Audit Bureau of Circulation Melvin J. Chisum National Negro Press Association Chisum Warren G. Harding Robert J.dalvs Atlanta Independent J. Filey Wilson Washington l W. T. \Andrews Baltimore Herald Arthur " Agan Philadelphia Public Journal B. Mitchell St. Louis Argus Maryisna Henry Alle Boyd Peasyll Globe Nahum D. Braseher Claude A. Bennett The Associated Negro Preas 8. C. Lambkins Freeman Seastone Charles Stewart Chica Edward Lawson Washington le Holstor J A. G. Lavalle Washington Tribune Wm. H. Davis, Jr Oceanian Sentinel A. L. Holney Stewart M. Battey J. Count Choestnutt Cage Defender Miss Chien’. Reuben

Churches Unite Across Denominations on Race Relations

Nashville Aug 24 The Federal Council of Churches forms a Commission on the Church and Inter-Racial Relations to study race issues. About thirty million Protestants join in efforts across missionary groups and study classes. Textbooks and local church committees are planned, with Southern leaders guiding the initiative for a Christian basis to future race relations.

Nashville Tenn America Federal Council of Churches Somile Mons Council of Women For Home Missions Central Committee For Mission Study Federal Council Commission

Hallip Q Brown Reelected By Acclamation

Miss Hallie Q Brown of Wilberforce Ohio was reelected President of the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs by acclamation in Richmond. The next session will be in Chicago in 1924. Over two thousand delegates attended. Richmond showcased generous hospitality and social events.

Richmond Hallie Q. Brown Wilberforce Ohio National Association of Colored Women's Clubs Chicago Capitol Virginia Sonort N. D. Brasher Redee Associated Negro Press

Goldfish used by cities to destroy mosquitos

In Indianapolis and other northern communities residents flood fly ponds with goldfish to eat mosquito larvae and pupae, reducing nuisance and disease risk. The method likens to coastal efforts in Peru where fish helped end yellow fever outbreaks, suggesting wider use of aquarium fish in pest control.

Indianapolis Ind South America Peru

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