Negro population growth shown in census figures
Washington Aug. Scanned census figures show a marked gain in the Negro population over the last decade and a small decline in white growth. The rise of Negroes is reported across states with Michigan posting the highest percent increase. Mississippi and Georgia also show large gains, while declines in white births and immigration limits are noted. The report cites substantial shifts to northern states and lists state by state percentages and totals for 1920 and 1910.
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Washington, D. C
Bresdtan Seer Vmez
Janantsa
Mbo
Eesiiny Hurcan
Georgia
Jereey
Michigan
Fragmented OCR summary of census discussion
An incomplete passage discusses Mexican population classification in a census, noting changes in country of birth data and a reported Indian population rise. It mentions enumeration in Indiana and references to mixed-wool terminology, with unclear context and attribution.
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Willy
Ladd
Indiana
Negad Solon Battles for Privileges in Texas Fight
Negro congressman Negad Solon outlines a strategy to secure voting rights and civil reforms for Black Americans. He criticizes prejudice in Texas and urges organized effort to mobilize 10,000 votes, linking his stance to national party planks and potential leadership moves. He condemns opponents, pledges to push civil rights measures, and emphasizes the need for political power to advance his race.
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White House
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Chicago
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Supreme Court
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San Antonian Finds Dinosaur Tusk In Mexico
A San Antonio resident named Borin from 926 South Pocos Street returned from Mexico this week with a 15 pound dinosaur tusk and a nearly five foot jawbone fragment. Barry and a friend mapped a mountain line in Monterey when they found a jawbone piece with multiple teeth. High water conditions aided the discovery, and the tooth will be studied at home or presented to the Witte museum.
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Borin
South Pocos Street
Mexico
Barry
Ta Mountain
Borja
Briand Kellogg Pact Discussed At Institute of Politics
WILLIAMSTOWN Aug. 4 The pact of Paris discussed in disarmament talks at the Institute of Politics this morning with Dr. George H Blakesley and Jessor of history and international relations Clark university reading the sessions. The full membership turned its attention to the meaning and value of the pact and how to implement it for greater effectiveness.
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Base
Institute of Politics
George H. Blakesley
Jessor
Clark University
Whiteman
Movie Concern
Col and Mrs Houge mark 50 years married
Col and Mrs Edward Hover celebrate a golden anniversary in Manchester by the Sea. A family gathering at dinner honored the couple with their daughters Alra Hondalph Packer of Dreakilne and Mrs Gore don Anchincloss of New York present.
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Houge
Manchester - BY - The-Sea
Edward Ms. Hover
Alra
Hondalph Packer
Dreakilne
Goredon Anchincloss
New York
Herbert Hyde Named U S Attorney for Western District of Oklahoma
Herbert Hyde is named United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma amid political dispute over race and social policy. The report notes contested remarks on race and the involvement of speakers and audiences in San Antonio and Chicago. It mentions De Priest’s visit, a pink fashion note, and connections to Kappa Alpha Psi.
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Herbert Hyde
U.S
Washington
Hoover
Ansoiitril
Herbert HK. Flyde
United Stater
Oklahoma
Gawner
New
Orleane de Priest
Chicago
San Antonio
Eoiaton
Hera
Kappa Alpha Test
Negro Professions Fraternity
W. Milner
Tragic bus plunge kills twenty two picnickers at river
In Georgetown over the Snapit river a bus overturned while crossing an open drawbridge killing 22 people, including 20 negroes and several children. Relatives identified five bodies as rescue work continued and Jerome Fratcher survived. The driver Warren Newton, 52, and passenger Olin, 20, were among the injured.
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Georgetown
Snupit
Tony
Jerome Fracher
Warren Newton
Olin
Man Charged With Sign Collision
A man identified as Tony Pons, 42, of Avondale Avenue, Whose car overturned after colliding with a sign on South Street, was charged in Bexar County. He reportedly attacked a metal stop sign, reducing it to damage, and received first aid at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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Bexar County
Wis
Tony Pons
Mkt
Avondale Avenue
South St. Mars’s Street
Pons
Hig Benke
Robert B. Green Hospital
Royal Car In Accident Injures Three People
The Burney streamline auto with rear engine used by the Prince of Wales was involved in an accident injuring three people. It is suspected a royal edict may order the prince to resume motoring, as occurred after prior injuries in steeplechases.
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Burney Streamline Auto
Prince of Wales
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