Taft Urges North South Unity and Racial Fairness
President elect Taft, addressing a North Carolina society dinner in New York, calls for ending sectional lines and uniting the nation. He advocates voter qualifications by law to secure political safety for the South, rejects repealing the fifteenth amendment, and urges education and economic progress for African Americans.
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Race relations and education shaping southern policy
A discussion on race in the South argues industrial and educational advancement for blacks as key to progress, with emphasis on mass education and leadership training. It notes growing northern-southern unity and expresses hope to strengthen national reconciliation under future policy.
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