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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
6
The article portrays the Harvard president arguing for racial policy while stressing fair treatment across groups. It emphasizes careful consideration of each group's needs and cautions against excluding any demographic from welfare and opportunity.
The annual meeting of trustees of the Tuskegee Normal Industrial Institution was held yesterday. William G Wilcox, former president, chaired the board and committee reports noted about 436000 dollars in total funds, including 160000 for committees. Attendees from Chicago and Boston attended.
City School Board discussions reveal conflict over building a Colored children’s school in a Negro district and fear of white-area encroachment. Proponents argue access. opponents warn of resurgent segregation and social upheaval amid talks on suffrage and equality.
Samuel Brown, 41, is jailed after sleep talk reveals alleged involvement in a January 25 1908 saloonkeeper murder. His wife Emma Brown reported bruises from alleged abuse and questioned him in front of a witness, prompting police interest and a possible warrant request.
Fragmented copy reports activity around a forthcoming state legislature race with mentions of Horton, Roberts, and others in a Windy City context. References to political figures, alliances, and events hint at campaign maneuvers and party dynamics amid a contested election atmosphere.
The West Virginia Courier editor delivered a rousing opening address to a large Court House mass meeting praising justice for all Americans. A separate dispatch from Washington reports a man injured by an explosion after buying gasoline by mistake, while police investigate. Citizens vote for bonds to build a Colored School, with praise for Col Walsh and Commissioner Holcomb and a local committee. A young Negro shot a street car conductor in a fare dispute, with a subsequent capture and police involvement.
Brownville Texas July 6 The Rio Grande River floods cause heavy losses of property and widespread suffering among the Colored people in the river bottoms. Farmers in the area report significant crop damage and valuable land inundation from the rising river.
A promotion slogan calls Texas insurance men to buy stock in the Royal Life Health and Accident Insurance Company based in Fort Worth. The offer promises stock certificates at 100 dollars per share with a May 12 1922 sale date and claims to empower colored investors with leadership roles across Texas towns from Dallas to El Paso. The piece warns of risk and urges quick payment to receive shares and supervisory positions.
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