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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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National Negro Press
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Batate
Evey
Fin J. Wilson
A, I
Haley
G. H.stewart
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Ind
South America
Peru
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