National Association Condemns Lynching At Conference
The 11th NAACP conference in Atlanta adopts an address urging federal action against lynching and equal rights. Delegates push for identical qualifications, universal education, and voting rights, with leaders proposing cross racial commissions in southern states to oversee reform.
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Shay
IMLCO
Ehoiry
Maofield Story
Boston
NAS Alg
Arthur N. Spingern
New York
Association
Monroe N. Work
Tuskegee Institute
South
Hickory Hints Sunday School Report
Sunday School opened with a lively attendance under Superintendent Bessie Collet with 23 enrolled and officers. Young Alene Jolson, age 6, serves as secretary, and Frances Jamerson, a noted hairdresser, was very busy last week. Mr. Pringle and Mr. Kirkpatrick visited friends in Tulsa. Local ladies plan a canning club to preserve the berry crop as oat and wheat cuttings proceed. oats yield a strong estimate per acre.
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Aj Larde
Bessie Collet
Alene Jolson
Frances Jamerson
Q Vito
Niew
J. W. Barnes
Tisa
Me. Pringle
Kirkpatrick
Tulsa
Acre
NAACP Offers Aid to Minnesota Governor in Duluth Lynching Case
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People wired Governor J A Burnquist of Minnesota offering assistance in apprehending lynchers who stormed the Duluth jail and lynched three Black men accused in an attack on a white girl. The telegram stated the group would deploy its 28 branches and 100 000 members to help investigations.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Voth Avenue
New York City
J. A. Burns
Minnesota
Duluth
Burnquist
St. Paul
Association
J. A. Burnquist
State Capitol
Minn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peowe
National Association For Advancement Colored
Unclear historic notice fragment from Calor Venple group
Fragmentary OCR text references attempts to prevent disorder and mentions names such as James Wehlen Johnson and Viet Secretary in a National Association context. Content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or date.
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Roopa
Aivine
Wwe
James Wehlen Johnson
National Association
Sanitation lecture at Langston Summer School criticizes two schools
Dr Tucker speaking to teachers notes two contrasting schools on sanitary upkeep. She cites the well kept Olympia School led by Prof. P W Watman and contrasts it with a dirtier, less tidy facility. The Olympia program emphasizes domestic service art and gardens with plans for expanded playgrounds and equipment.
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Oklo
Langston
Beiing
Marquess
Taker
Hural Sanitation
Landston
Tucker
Olympia
PW. Watman
University of West Tennessee
Ann Arbor
Mids
Wotmon
Negro press editors meet in Chicago to discuss coverage
The Associated Negro Press convened in Chicago with editors and leaders from major papers including Nelson Crews of the Kansas City Sun George Harris New York News Carey Lewis Chicago Defender Claude Barnett of the Associated Press and others attending. Attendees included William Werley Louisville News J E Mitchell St Louis Argus J L June Cincinnati Defender and Henry Boyd Nashville along with several publishers and managers.
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Bervier
Chicago
Tih
Associated Negro Press
Nahin D. Brascher
Nelson Crews
Kansas City Sun
George W. Harris
The
New York News
Carey DB. Lewis
Chicago Defender
George Stewart
Indianapolis Defonder
C.F. Richardson
Houston Observer
Harry G Smith
Cleveland Gazette
J. E. Mitchell
St Louis Argus
Joseph L. Junes
Cincinnati Aiter
R. Nobinson
St. Louis
Chicago Citizens Banquet for Convention Visitors
More than 200 delegates attended a banquet for convention visitors hosted by the Chicago Citizens Committee at the Vincennes Hotel. Toast master Wiltham BK. Cowan led a program featuring speakers on topics from General Wood and the Negro to democracy and southern representation.
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A. NP
Chicago
Til
Citizens
Vincennes Hotel
Wiltham BK
Cowan
General Wood
Maj
John Kt. Lynch
Ernest J. Lyons
Citizen Soldier
Mi Hh Jackson
David Hawley
Leonard Lewis
Harvey A. Watkins
Millenium Comes Said to Change Social Conduct
In a speculative note from the W. Va. Times the writer predicts a later era when jobless individuals find employment and vice figures abandon illegal activities. The author grouses that jealousy bred petty crime would end as people pursue self restraint and progress.
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Tes McDowell
W. Va
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