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Newspaper
Dallas Express
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
3
The Dallas Express announces subscription rates and reception of corrections in its columns. It lists costs for one year and three months and invites readers to report any erroneous reflections to the publishers.
The Arkansas press reprints an editorial condemning lynching and supporting the Dyer anti lynching bill. It argues lynching is an atrocious crime, disgracing the country, and notes opposition from Southern lawmakers though a delegation of Negro women urged passage.
The San Antonio Express argues that a wave of lawlessness tests Federal power and laments Federal impotence. It cites the Herrin massacre, supports the Kellogg Bill and Dyer Anti-Lynching Act to empower Federal courts and protect citizens when state systems fail.
The piece defends a steadfast, conservative newspaper stance, rejecting sensationalism and urging fairness. It proclaims loyalty to justice across the Antwan race and invites fellow journalists to join in upholding principled reporting amid challenging times.
A public notice from city lodges condemns Sunday funerals despite ministers and undertakers backing. The Express laments public misreading of the decision and calls for broader discussion to ease tensions and foster understanding among parties.
A fragmented account of the Garvey convention shows representatives from Black Saints and More median view with Christian aims and debate over official faith of the NIT A. The piece questions whether the convention’s stance reflected worldly concerns or Christian merits while noting confusion and repetition in the report.
An editorial laments ignorance as the worst crime while praising Dallas Texas public schools for their extensive, low cost offerings. It notes 1,002 payroll staff, 849 teachers in classrooms, and high salaries totaling about 1.58 million and stresses a near 4.5 million investment for public education. The Dallas Rotary Club backs a Back to School drive urging families to enroll by September 18.
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports coal trains from Kentucky routed through Herrin and Williamson County face warnings as local authorities fail to curb disturbances. The piece urges strong federal intervention to protect interstate commerce and life, citing a need for tougher criminal procedures and anti-lynching laws.
Elliston New Jersey district attorney John Clarewood faces blackmail from political boss Wardell who taunts him with a diary of Clarewood's great grandfather. Wardell demands to drop the vice gang prosecutions or the diary will be published. Clarewood refuses and awaits Wardell's next move.
From a family diary, Thomas Clarewood recalls a wrenching love story with Harriet. He describes her beauty and courage during a tense courtship at a Quaker house, their forbidden union, and his eventual pledge to marry. Entries mark dates in 1830 and 1831, noting a son named John Clarewood and Harriet’s steadfast care.
The piece urges moderation in eating to build nerves and keep a healthy body and beauty. It highlights salads and fruits as aids, cautions against overeating and heavy dressings, and extols sleep as essential, noting how rest and proper bed habits affect complexion and nerves.
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