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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
6
A fragment from a page 1 continuation condemns editorials as dangerous, cites plans to target a Texas editor, and urges action against perceived threats to white supremacy. The piece references a violent plan to force a lender and discusses racial motives and socialist critique within a hostile political climate.
A Washington dispatch describes a statue in Lincoln Park near the thronal area, funded and cast by emancipated former slaves. The base credits "Freedom's Memorial" and Abraham Lincoln with emancipation, noting a freed woman Scott inspired the monument and contributed the first earnings in freedom.
The American Woodmen held their Georgia Florida South Carolina convention in Savannah. Delegates arrived from Augusta and other cities for a well-organized program at St Philips A M Church with welcomes from local leaders. Notable speeches included an electrifying address by Supreme Commander C M White. The event featured orderly delegation assignments and public admiration for Savannah’s hosting.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses race, white authority, and resistance themes with references to the Lincoln tradition and Garvey. It mentions Garner T. Wastin and Emancipation era sentiments, noting distrust and obstacles faced by Black communities and calls for adaptation within white power structures.
A Black man recounts his escape from Irwinton jail after a mob forced entry on Tuesday. He describes being bound, dragged, and fired upon as he fled by foot into a ditch and swamp, spent a day and night hiding, ate wild plums, and was pursued by bloodhounds with a white hunter close behind.
June first reports from Nashville indicate strong attendance is anticipated for the National Baptist Convention opening June 7. Prominent church workers and leaders from Baptist institutions are expected, with final arrangements being completed by June 1 for the event.
Fragmented text from a Nashville printing source lists names and actions about minutes and pricing. Entities are unclear due to corrupted OCR. The passage mentions Atlanta, a board, publisher, and a pricing note but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A garbled May Day item from a Paris edition mentions colored papers and avenues in New York with references to passages and a tedious vote. It lacks clear names, dates, or places due to OCR errors. The fragment hints at a Paris Parlementaire revue and a controversial issue but provides no verifiable facts.
The Utica Normal and Industrial Institute held its nineteenth annual commencement exercises in Utica Mississippi where 73 diplomas and certificates were awarded. Dr. R. L. Bagby of Detroit delivered the annual address. Founding principal William H. Koltzclaw announced two new trustees A. L. Holsey of Tuskegee Institute and B. M. Roddy of Memphis were elected to the board.
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