Negroes Claim They Are Misused in England Campaign
Report from London on American Negroes arguing against European articles portraying U S race relations as acceptable. Open letter in the London Daily News cites emancipation, ballot disenfranchisement, literacy gaps, $600 million in property, and lynching figures to urge moral support for equal rights and recognition of Black manhood.
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England
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Mahood
Stagg Sets Heavy Indoor Track Schedule for Maroon Team
Chicago December 19 Coach Stagg of the University of Chicago has arranged a heavy six dual meet indoor schedule for the 1910 1911 track squad. The slate opens January 28 with Northwestern at Chicago followed by Purdue at Lafayette and Illinois February 18 with return clashes. The season includes the indoor conference meet at Evanston and likely the Irish American club meet in Chicago.
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LID ON COCK LIGHTS MONROE BIG CROWDS FOR BATTLES
Monroe La Dec 19 Acting on orders from Acting Governor Lambremont Sheriff Parker shut down the big cocking main after a week of stalled progress The main was to run to Tuesday with purses for Sundays fights and an estimated 150000 in side bets changing hands since opening Bets ranged from 200 to 2000 across the event.
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Frees Toy Thief in Minneapolis Police Court
Judge W C Leary freed Joseph Rockman who was arrested Friday for stealing a Christmas present for his two small children from department stores. The judge said I won't send a man to prison who thinks that much of his children.
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American Civic Association Holds Sixth Convention
Washington D C December 14 15 and 16 the American Civic Association plans its sixth annual convention in the capital to expand its work and engage a large number of participants from civic groups across the country.
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Denmark's Champ Thief Is Sentenced
Copenhagen report states former minister of justice Alberti was sentenced to eight years in prison and ordered to repay 4.9 million dollars of the large sum he stole.
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Alberti, Danish Banker and Justice Minister, Exposed
The fourteen year career of Alberti as banker and minister of justice ended with arrest after massive frauds. He stole from the state and thousands of people, ruining hundreds of the poor and implicating Denmark’s elite including the king. It is believed he hid millions.
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Sharpshooters to guard U S riches
A seven man squad and a sergeant of expert marksmen guard $37 million in gold at the United States assay office in Wall Street. The old building rests on quicksand with large cracks in the walls and timbers and chains guarding openings amid high robbery risk.
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Jap Denied New Trial in Wilson Murder Case
Judge Shattuck in Denver today denied Genkyo Mitsunaga a new trial for the murder of Mrs Katherine Wilson. He was sentenced to life imprisonment.
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How to conquer tuberculosis in daily life
A historical public health notice urges universal action against tuberculosis. It advises fresh air and sunlight, clean rooms, dust control, personal hygiene, weekly baths, avoiding shared beds, and seeking professional care early. It cautions against wasting money on unproven cures and promotes clinic treatment.
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