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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
3
Public notice from Dallas Express Publishing Company states a weekly Saturday publication at 2600 Swiss Avenue Dallas Texas. Includes advertising representative and contact details with pricing stated as 75 cents per item.
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The Dallas Express declares steadfast patriotism and conservation values. It rejects sensationalism and calls for honest effort, urging readers to uphold justice across humanity. The piece frames the newspaper as a steady, principled voice for fair reporting and civic virtue.
A reflective Christmas message urges reverence and thankfulness for the gift of Christ. It notes how constant benevolence from individuals and groups strengthens society and calls readers to show goodwill daily toward all. The piece mentions Santa Claus and a light-hearted aside about gifts unneeded.
Major R R Wright visits Dallas with a constructive message urging Negro financial empowerment. He argues Dallas needs a Negro bank and that Negro money should be mobilized for Black community growth, noting Savings belonging to Negroes in Dallas banks exceed one million dollars and stressing youth as the race’s greatest asset.
The Dyer anti-lynching bill stalls in the Senate amid Democratic opposition led by Senators Harrison and Underwood. Proponents warn federal meddling threatens state rights and public peace, while critics fear further police power curbs and the rise of federal bayonets.
A Mississippi resolution proposes a bronze granite monument in Washington funded by United Daughters of the Confederacy to honor “faithful Colored miaramies.” The text reflects mixed views, praising some sentiment while urging focus on constructive progress and abolition’s aftermath.
The piece contrasts wartime leaders and the 1919 Dyer anti lynching bill with Senate restraint. It defends states rights against federal action and cites Senator Underwood opposing federal intrusion into state sovereignty while noting potential Supreme Court scrutiny. It invokes Venizelos Clemenceau Lloyd George Orlando and Wilson as background figures.
A southern editorial denounces Soviet backed interference with African Americans. It argues the Negro should seek progress through education, industry, and white Southern cooperation, not Moscow guided advocacy. It cites interracial initiatives in Nashville and Atlanta and notes anti lynching sentiment growing in Georgia.
A portrait of Robert Russa Moton as a evolving leader hints at his measured influence and dignity. The piece contrasts earlier doubts with a cautious, constructive assessment of his role in Black education and public life. Included is Glynn Phillips’s Christmas vignette set in Silverdale featuring Buck Dale and a neighborly Christmas mission.
The Chattanooga Times defends state action against lynch law and mob methods while criticizing federal intrusion. It lauds Senators Underwood and Harrison and their colleagues for opposing the infamous legislation and urges states to act, else the federal government will worsen the issue.
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