McCormick Discusses Egyptian Liberty and U S Duty
Senator McCormick of Illinois condemns Kellish Government in Egypt while urging U S reflection on its own civil rights record. He cites lynchings and disfranchisement, presses for action against mob violence and a more just domestic policy. The discussion touches on imperial meddling and constitutional safeguards for citizens.
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IA. N. P. Service
Washington, D.C
Senate
McCormick
Ilinois
Kellish
Egypt
United States
Oklahome
Owen
Tie Union
The
Republic
Union
Fayot
Tor Muder
America
Langston Girls Defeat Tulsa in Tight Langston Visit
Langston girls basketball team edged Tulsa Priday March 19 in a 15 to 12 thriller at Langston with Langston center strength proving too much for Washington High School. Tulsa fought back but fell short as Langston maintained a slim lead late in the second half. The Washington squad remains high school champions and the Langston athletic ties with Washington were praised amid a praised Langston visit.
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Langston Girls
Maraes
Thomas
Tulsa Priday
Washington High School
Tocal
Langston
Tulsa
Herge
Marquess
The Tide of Unrest Across the Global Order
A dramatic warning on worldwide social unrest and oppression. The piece argues the modern world faces a tide of discontent that could explode if not faced, urging clear sight, steadfast life, and relief from oppressive conditions to avoid catastrophe.
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NP. Service
Juri
Louis
Russi
Africa
United States of America
Suffrage and Sophistry by William Pickens in A. N. Serview
An opinion column arguing about opposition to suffrage using sophistry. The piece critiques rhetoric and the stance that women deserve political rights, highlighting debate over gender participation in voting and public life.
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William Pickens
A. N. P. Serview
Intellectual Pup Not For Sale Visits Homes
A reader asks about the Intellectual Pup pictures and whether the Pup is for sale. The Weekly Kansas City Star notes the Pup is not for sale but would visit homes fifty two times a year to dispel gloom if invited.
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Mcriber
Weekly Star
Kansas City Star
Wilse Star
City Star
Star
Tulsa
Leeds
Dbsceiber
Davormiedt
Tole Star Office
Loum
A Sophist Attack on Suffrage in Rhetorical Clash
The text attacks anti suffrage arguments while framing the Negro question as the main hurdle. It argues voting should be free for those who want it and not forced on those who do not, contending equality begins only when those who desire the ballot can vote. It critiques biased reasoning from Southern editors and presses liberty as the core principle.
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Temset
South
Richmond, Va
Times
Nispateh
Better Mothers of Philadelphia Lead Child Entertainment Reform
The Colored Mothers of Oklahoma report a landmark experiment in parental guidance for children's amusements. In major cities reform efforts aim to simplify entertainments and regulate permissible plays and parties for youths.
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Star News Service
Pitladelphta
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
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