Lynching cover story and jail breakout in color community
Fragmented report describes Arthur Stuart lynching after a prison transfer, fire damage to stores, and a $35,000 property loss. Citizens offer $100 for participants. Brief notes of a white man Melo shot by a black man and a Christmas arrest. Jail break at 4 am leads to further violence as a mob riots. Special court term planned.
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Pinneappie
Alm
Dee
Arthur Stuart
Felix
Bome Neon
James
Me Woo
Tie Hight
imopedia + press
Sollvtter Juarle
Speci
Tie Male
Kex
Emancipation Day Address Praises Founding Deeds and Unity
A historical Emancipation Day address recalls the Declaration and Proclamation as nation shaping documents. It lauds Lincoln Garrison Sumner and others, notes learning from Greek and Roman parallels, and envisions a future of unity, peace, and universal human progress.
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Jean Freeidiom
Ray
Greece
Rome
Sparta
Athens
Thebes
Sperta
Corinth
Caesar
Pompey
Beatus of
Cassar
Mark Anthony
Creero
Socrates
Sumner
Garrison
Philips
Lincoln
Begro Wne in Franchis Case Turns Down Registrar Appeal
Court of Alaha rejects Crenshaw bid to force county to register to vote. Crenshaw, a Black veteran, challenged the denial under the state constitution. The case follows a circuit court ruling for the plaintiff. the supreme Court now decides the matter. The piece notes Berton’s African lodge legacy and early county Freemasonry history.
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Fema Kewpot
Alafaone
Jorrisen
Slahanm
Peter Creestiawa
Limestone County
Crenshaw
Registroursa Cnid
Circuit Court
Cose
Supreme Court
Missouri mineral exhibit aims to showcase diverse resources
Missouri's exhibit, directed by Dr. G. E. Ladd of Rolla, will feature coal zinc lead stone and iron as its core. State figures show coal worth 5,540,854 and oxide 5,104,935, lead ore and pig lead 6,473,584, granite and stone 1,249,935, iron ore and pig iron 452,075, highlighting the state’s rich minerals and potential for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
G. E. Ladd
Rolla
State Bureau of Labor
Uhi
Negro State Fair in Raleigh Sets Attendance Record
The Negro State Fair in Raleigh North Carolina drew the largest attendance in its history. Exhibits showed progress in agriculture industry and education. The event was praised for orderly conduct and commendations went to President Middleton Secretary Dudley and fair organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. 2
Middleton
Dudley
Pythian Add and Local News from Taylor's Chapel
Local 98 mentions Read our Pythian add on second page. Meetings progress at Taylors Chapel Candies Oranges and Banan. Sharon Court No 1 gains nine new members and plans a chorus. Lena Hogan dies after hospital transfer. body to Otterville with Mrs. George Garrett. Prof. Wm Hobbs authorized to take subscriptions for this paper. Various notes on residents, visits, and social events.
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Sharon Court No. 1
Lena Hogan
Smithton
Otterville
George Garrett
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