A Growing Menace The Negro Lantern News
The Monday edition reports new stores and a burglary attempt by a black man at a city apartment, plus another man’s attempt to steal three automobiles within a half hour. Police note rising crime tied to supposed urban vice, with 600 percent of Nalasbury arrests from the gree group and widespread disorder in Salebury’s quarters. The piece links crime to alleged social conditions and contends women and families suffer under the emerging threat.
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Prize Story Teaches Theme Through Twin Trials
Fragmentary OCR describes a stern principal observing twins who dress alike and act similarly. The scene notes their hair, crepe frocks reaching knees, and an unclear classroom or school setting with questions about “yur tur wester” and a mother’s role.
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Vast Dreams of Irrigation and Wealth in the Desert
The piece envisions irrigation turning deserts into thriving farmland from Colorado to Arizona, praising alfalfa yields and soil fertility. It contrasts futuristic visions with critical notes on governance and technology, mentioning executioners and electric chairs in a provocative aside.
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Parley on Sartorial Sharpness Among U S and European Delegates
A readable report notes American statesmen lag in sartorial correctness at an Interparliamentary gathering. Americans wore ill fitting suits and soft felt hats, while Europeans appeared more polished with cutaway coats and patent leather gear.
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Poots Tale Reveals Double Life of William James
Investigation found William James maintained two households. He was traced by his latest wife who discovered his secret after nights out in brown boots and returning in black overcoats.
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