White Texan Describes Burnings at Kirvin Texas
Daniel Kelly a white Texan from Waco told at the Thirtieth Annual NAACP conference in Newark of three Negroes burned at the stake in Kirvin Texas on May 7 1922. He said white men were implicated and that investigators found possible white involvement, with the sheriff deeming one of the burned as innocent.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Newark
Daniel Kelly
Waco
Kirvin
Texas
Mr. Killy
Eula Ausley
John King
Prowells
King
Kelly
Man Rescued From Alleged Abduction by Police Intervening
The incident centers on Thelma Mondor a Raschig School pupil and Al White a man linked to 6023 Madison Road electrician Charles Golden. Police intervened as a mob gathered near Canal and Race streets after Golden allegedly followed the girl claiming Board of Education status. The girl reported fear and fled as Golden tried to seize her. Local authorities investigate as racial tensions surface with hostile remarks against suspects.
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Charles Golden
Madison Road
Canal and
Race Streets
Thelma Mondor
Raschig School
Katheryn
Race Street
Golden
Board of Education
Thurman Visits City for Weeks with Family Friends
Mr Henry Thurman traveled to the city for two weeks to visit his mother relatives and friends. He also spent three days in the area enjoying local hospitality and returning to his home soon after.
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Thurman
Hampton Institute
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City
Mr. Thurman
Seventeenth Annual Sunday School Congress Closes in Nashville
Enthusiasm peaked during five days of the Seventeenth Annual Sunday School Congress in Nashville Tennessee with the event closing Monday night. Congress Secretary reports representation from thirty states among attendees at the Nashville gathering.
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Nashville
Tenn
Congress
Negro NAACP Conference in Newark Urges Action on Dyer Bill
Delegates from 20 states gather in Newark New Jersey for the 13th annual NAACP conference. A silent parade leads to a mass meeting at Armory where Moorfield Storey opens. Dyer urges Democrats and Republicans to back anti lynching legislation and to vote for responsible candidates. James Weldon Johnson calls for independent voting in the fall. Representative Dyer is cheered at Bethany Baptist Church for urging unity, party neutrality, and pressure on Senators.
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Newark
N. J
City Hall
the Association
Edwards
New Jersey
James Baker
State Tax Commission
James Weldon Johnson
Republican Party
Dyer
House of Representatives
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