Futility of Negro Exodus in The New Yarn Tribune
The piece denounces preachers who push black emigration as a response to lynching and societal ills. It argues against separating races, cites the impossibility of mass relocation, and asserts blacks are indigenously part of the nation, essential to its labor and future, with whites responsible for current troubles.
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John Temple Graves
Atlanta
Chris
Clarleston News and Courier
Durbin
Lymcers
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Donation to Sheriff Whitlock of Danville Illinois
A Kansas City group urges Negroes nationwide to donate five cents per member to Sheriff H R Whitlock of Danville Illinois. The aim is to honor his enforcement of law and order, praising his actions protecting a Black man and bringing six lawbreakers to justice.
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H.R. Whitlock
Danville, Ill
Kansas City
Kas
Danville
America
United States
Whitlock
Bar of Justice
Take Collection for this sheriff and do your duty
A Kansas City correspondent reports on the call to support Sheriff Whitlock and urges every citizen to fulfill duties as both a Negro and an American. The piece emphasizes civic responsibility and loyalty within the community.
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Whitlock
Kansas City
Kansas
Newport lavishly entertains Joseph Loftin guest of Joneses
Newport society indulges Joseph Loftin, a North Carolina born Negro manager of the Jones estate, with luxury cars, luncheons, theaters, yacht trips, and rides wherever he goes. He speaks several languages and stands six feet tall, drawing attention at every event during his northward visit.
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Newport
Joseph Loftin
Pembroke Jones
Toftin
Loftin
Newport Society
North
North Carolina
Jones
Arleigh
New York Yacht Club
Reliance
Shamrock
Justin
Encouraging Desperadoes: James Younger Show in Columbia
A Wild West exhibition led by Cole Younger and Frank James in Columbia last Monday is described as an institution that promotes outlawry among boys. The piece notes their notoriety, past pardons, and a recent bank robbery linked to youth fascination with the James and Younger brothers. Ends with a prompt to continue on page 3.
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Cole Younger
Frank James
Columbia
Younger
James
Missouri
Education of the Head Heart and Hand
A discourse on progressive civilization and the education of mind heart and hand. It argues that growth comes from learning by doing and that industrial training will open opportunities for Black Americans. The piece links morality to action and foresees Northern schools building industrial departments to uplift the race.
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Ferguson
Dr. Black
Newton
Benj
Franklin
Southland
Watta
Edison
Tennyson Ora Longfellow
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