Africa Report Urges Expanded Education and Reform
A 1920 to 1921 Africa mission report details a ten month tour across West South and equatorial Africa visiting dozens of schools and mission stations. It argues misperceptions hinder investment in African industry and agriculture and advocates equal educational opportunities inclusion of native teachers and strong missionary and government cooperation.
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America
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Pheipe-Stokes Fund
United States
James Kwegyir Agerey
Gold Coast
Livingstone College
North Carolina
Henry Stanley Hollenback
Wisconsin
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Angola
A. W. Wilkie
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Democrats Elect a Negro to Legislature
In New York the report notes a party action to elect a Black representative to the legislature amid contested processes. The passage references districts and representation, with emphasis on party activity and local political dynamics.
Chinesh Problem Now Threatens Ontario In Ontario
A sanitized summary notes dubious warnings about Chinese influence in Canada and the United States imports the news framing. It cites Ontario fears of Chinese labor in Toronto truck farming and references broader antisemitic and anti imperialist tones tied to a Moscow conference. The piece mentions African American political figures and a Negro delegate Agesh, with coverage of the Third International conference in Moscow and the Izvestia commentary.
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Miss M. M. Walton Ill at Home in Calvert
Calvert resident and Franklin assistant principal Miss M. M. Walton, a prominent Rovertson County teacher, is seriously ill at her home. She was active at the recent Gi-County Institute and well regarded in local education. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended.
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Rovertson County
Franklin
Calvert
Encouraging Talks Spur Dallas Campaign for Funds
Dr G W White leads four short talks as attendees back a yearly fund drive to sustain work among Dallas boys and men. Chas A Plique reports $15 cash for chauffeurs and all workers urged to report Monday at 8 p m to aid the $2,000 cash campaign. A previous meeting saw a group of workers urge support for the movement.
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Chas. A
Dallas
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