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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1922
Page
3
A group urges strict law enforcement for juveniles, sanitary prison conditions, wholesome food, and legal defender access. They call for abolition of convict gangs, new reformatories for juveniles, prisons for different stages, and a Negro girls institution. They seek proper health, training programs, and trustworthy staff.
Fragmentary text shows a partisan clash over the Dyer Anti-Lynching bill with Southern Democrats pressed, Republicans wavering, and African American voters warned of political consequences. Key senators cited include Pepper Reed McNary Capper Gooding, while Shorteidge and Willis clash with broader Republican inertia.
Critics report the Daly’s sixty third Street show opens with flawed misgivings but the cast exudes real enjoyment. The opening chorus lacks cohesion yet performers display vigor and genuine pleasure in song and dance for two and a half hours despite uneven authorship and staging.
Senator Underwood denounces the Dyer anti lynching bill as a threat to constitutional order and signals a Senate filibuster. He warns no confirmations will proceed until the measure is dropped, arguing states rights and mob rule undermine justice.
Harpers Ferry West Virginia hosts the first country life conference for colored people at the community center near town. Prof H H Winters of Storer College led sessions with attendees traveling up to twenty miles despite cold weather. Speakers included Nat T Frame J B Banks A K Kapling and T EB McDonald among others. exhibits of agricultural products and crafts were shown.
Jean Longuet, French Socialist leader and Karl Marx’s grandson, touring the United States, attacks Clemenceau and labels French ventures in Morocco as the direct cause of the late war. He accuses various governments of colonial aggression, denouncing Morocco policies and imperialist appetites tied to Germany and others.
In Washington on December 14 Miss Susie Jennifer and Thomas White faced a dispute last Tuesday evening in the southwest section. She struck White in the jaw and he was knocked out. A policeman detained them at the police station and they were fined 265 dollars each the next morning.
Marcus Garvey, provisional president of Africa and leader of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, is slated to attend a three day U N A conference in Pittsburgh starting Thursday. City tensions rise as U N A officials claim mayoral cooperation may have been sought, provoking a protest from local authorities and U S S A officials.
Fredeericksburg Va Dec 14 Gable Redmond of Thornsburg Va was killed instantly when a northbound express train struck a motor truck in which he rode at Guinea Station. Redmond had delivered a truckload of excelsior and was returning to Thornburg when the accident occurred no truck was demolished.
Reports from the Third Internationale session discuss the Negro question with calls for a united front against capitalism. Claude McKay notes denied rights and lynching, while plans for a Moscow congress of revolutionary Negro groups are considered.
Advertises a full hair growth program claiming one treatment starts growth and cures dandruff and tetter regardless of duration. Offers mail courses, diplomas, and various services at a Greenville Texas address, listing prices and seeking agents.
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