Foreign Advertising Representative Notice Noted in Dallas Post
Classified advertisement record lists a foreign advertising representative at 3.3 2itt Company South De fore and Bevanite Haart Nessan Street New York with mailing at Dallas post office. It states second-class matter under Congress act of March 1579 and mentions three months minimum payment for mailed items.
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2Itt Company
South Defore
Sire Chienge
Cterpes Jorten Bevanite
Haat Nessan Street
New York
Dallas
Congress
Notice to the Fabric? Reflection on Besean Yas
Notice to the public asserting that any erroneous reflection on Besean or Byele Yas will be corrected after publication. The message aims to protect reputation and address potential misstatements from readers or other parties.
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Besean Ie Byele
The Dallas Express Motto and Pride
The piece proclaims The Dallas Express as a plain conservative newspaper not chasing sensationalism. It asserts patriotism justice and editorial independence as guiding values and calls on fellow journalists to stand with the paper.
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Bynad & i
Dallas Woman Learns to Read at Night School
In Dallas a wrinkled, quiet woman, long denied schooling, attends night classes and writes her own name for the first time. She recalls how education was forbidden by white masters and expresses pride in her new literacy after years of care for children and limited opportunity. Many others in the city are said to have similar chances as schools stay open.
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Dallas
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight in Nation
The passage urges support for Christmas Seals campaigns to fund tuberculosis control and education. It notes yearly funds are raised by seal sales and spent on education, sanatoriums, and related public health efforts, stressing broad, national backing.
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America
Ochrietmes Jme
Masvee Iteets
Riationa
Sanatori
Torlg
Beals
Japartaaig
Possibilities of a Real Teachers Association in Texas
A historical critique urges the Texas State Association of Negro Teachers to adopt a constructive policy and strong leadership. It argues for active drives to reduce adult illiteracy, improved teacher quality, higher salaries, better buildings, and renewed profession respect, warning that failure damages education and state progress.
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Texas
Teachers Association
State Teachers Association
Liberian Loan Fails Amid Senate Filibuster and Graft Charges
The proposed five million dollar Liberia loan collapses under a fierce Dyer Bill filibuster. Senator Pat Harrison accuses five leaders of graft in a charge denied as ridiculous, while Liberia seeks funds elsewhere risking exploitation and delayed development despite its ties to American aid and historical ties to American Christians.
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Liberia
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Emmett Scott
James A. Cobb
Wm. L. Houston
W. H. Lewis
Earnest Lyons
Ee Ys Raven
America
Third Internationale Adopts Resolution on Black Liberty Question
The Third Internationale passes a resolution asserting the United States will play a central role in the global struggle for Black liberty. It states the Black question is key to world revolution and urges targeted communist activity in America. The measure, drafted by a special commission including an American Black member, was adopted without dissent.
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Third Internationale
United States
America
the Internationale
Comi Pr Internationale
Russia
Aioe
The
Internationale
Campaign to end lynching in South Carolina Debate heats over Dyer Bill
The State denounces lynching and supporters argue progress in South Carolina against mob murder. It cautions that passage of the Dyer Bill risks federal overreach, revival of Reconstruction era tensions, and harms to ongoing anti lynching strides. Columbia, S C, State.
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South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Congress
Columbia
Right to Lynch Debate Stalemate in Senate
The Boston Globe reports the Senate blocks an Anti-Lynching bill as filibusters and quorum tricks stall action. Senator Harrison questions the chaplain prayer note while Vice President Coolidge orders roll calls for the sixteenth time. The piece portrays Democrats as defending central power to permit lynching, while the South's bloc holds firm.
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United States Senate
Harrison
Qverman
Coolidge
Boston Glope
Mr. Howard
Novloa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Turkey
Bob Nelson
Wilmington
Dover
Straits
Near East
Constanti
Russia
National
Associationiterranean
Black Sea
Nelson
Jimeo
Weldon John
Ebb
DeBois
Rop
L. Vann
Pittsburgh
Farmeas
Peileal Bolshevists
Inconsistent South Voices Over Dyer Anti Lyching Bill
Editorials from Phil Bulletin and Boston Post debate Southern resistance to the Dyer Anti L ynching bill in the Senate. They condemn filibusters as blocking reform to curb mob violence and defend minority rights against state encroachment while noting some Democrats favor limited action and a trial of the measure.
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Senate
Congress
Phil
Bulletin
Ose
Underwood
Senate Democrats
Walsh
Massachusetts
Boston Post
Anti-Lynching Bill Aims Federal Enforcement Over State Failure
The Dyer anti-lynching bill is debated amid claims it infringes state rights. Supporters say it replaces local inaction with federal accountability, urging action beyond mere condemnation to end lynching nationwide.
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House
Wn, Y. Tribune
Dyer Anti-Lynching Measure Opposed in Senate Fight
Nashville Banner reports strong opposition to the Dyer anti lynching bill now in the Senate. Senator Shields argues constitutional concerns and states rights while Southern senators back a filibuster to block passage before the extra session ends Saturday night.
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Congress
Shields
Tennessee
South
Dyer
Missouri
Nashville Banner
Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill Fails as Senate Republicans Yield
Washington reports the Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill dead after a two hour Republican caucus ends efforts to break a Democratic filibuster. Senate leaders admit defeat as the session nears its end, with Democrats claiming a decisive victory in the refusal to press the measure.
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