Men Unite in Combat of Race Prejudice
Report notes men joining a national effort to confront race prejudice. The article highlights individual efforts and community actions launching today to address discriminatory practices and promote equality.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
8
Universal Races Congress gathers in London to unite civilizatio
Leaders and scholars from Europe America Asia and Africa convene at University of London to promote international brotherhood. The program features speeches by Brajendranath Seal Felix Vinnin and Wa Ting Fang among others as it studies the meaning of race and peaceful intercultural relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sacrajori Kts
Stat Universal Races Congress
Oqceident
Orient
International Brotherhood
Nnt
Kipling
Germany
Wenndats
Felix Vinnin
University of Berry
Prass
Alfred Fouillee
France
G. Spiller
John Mo Rabertson al
Lord Weardale
Congress
Lord Avebury
Permanent Court of Vrbitration
Europe
Asia
America
United States
United Sisador
Japan
Wabhas
Illiane
Reeves
Felix
New York
Aident
Condo
Baron d'Estournelles de Cignau
Paris
Winerieg
Yale Vinay Sard
Stanford
Bryn Mawr
Llinois
Western Reserve
Wellesley
Johny Hopkins
Smith, Clark
Columbia
Chicdke
Cornell
Nebraska
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Brown
Southern California
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Denver
Missouri
Tufts
Bowdoin
Syracuse
California
Inberst
Texas
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Colorado
Louisiana
St. Louis
Wa 1 du Bois
Soula
Perhane
Sten
Amereas
Charles Basta
Adier
Eisenach
Peter Bay
Rae Hatie Inhans
Wien
Wa Ting-Fang
Sumitaka Blaseba
House of Representatives
Said Bey
Turkish Council of State
Mol Sourour Bey
Cairn Court of Appeals
General Legitime
Haiti
Sir Sydney Olivier
Jamaica
M. H. la Fontaine
International Peace Bureau
Frederick C. Croxton
United States Immigration Commisson
Congress debate on wool bill and tariffs in Senate
Washington reports a vote date for the Payne Aldrich tariff revision with Democratic and Progressive support seen to pass in the Senate. The House and other tariff items face uncertainty amid Democratic and Republican splits as farmers seek relief. Separately, a U S League of Building and Loan Associations convention arrives in the city with leaders from nationwide member institutions in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Wein
Dar
Wnat
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Chienwe
Tsor
Atlantic
Pane Ie
Michigan
Texne
Monmouth-Horse Show Opens At Hollywood Park
Long Branch July 26 the eighteenth annual Monmouth-Horse Show opened at Hollywood Park with over 7000 in prizes and special premiums to be awarded through Saturday Judges include prominent riders from New York New Jersey and Virginia Frank T Clark serves as er in running races Donors of special prizes include Jacques Rothschild S O R Goosenhorn Samuel M Schafer Paul Sorey Fred G Vanderbilt Hernan tip Jefferson Seligman Senator 4 son and Frederick Lewisohn A new cup replaces last year s 500 trophy won by J W Harriman son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Nod
Hollywood Park
New York
New Jersey
Virgin
Frank T. Clark
Tay
Jaquin Rothschild
Sor Goosenhorn
Samuel M. Schafer
Paul Soreyfred G. Vanderbilt
Hernan Tip
Milwaukee Herald Reports Northwestern Jibe Incident
Milwaukee article details an event involving the Northwestern association and local figures. The report notes community reactions and ongoing investigation as residents seek clarity on what occurred and who was involved.
China to ship experts to United States for apple industry study
A Chinese government plan to send Corps of agriculture experts to the United States this autumn to examine the apple industry is reported. The effort aims to boost apple growing in China as demand and taste for western varieties rise, with American business figures supporting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Phan
Amiouliarad
Oregon
Washinton
Maurice Thomsen
Ofera
Chinamien
Dart Tome
China
Messrs Hill
Thomeen
Holy Gall the Catter
Washington
Nebraskan Campaign Heats Up After State Conventions
Nebraska Republicans met in Lincoln while Democrats and Progressives debated lines of unity. Reports say factions within the Republican and Progressive camps will not merge before the election, keeping Nebraska aligned with the main party. Bryan tours Chautauqua with little local political impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oinha
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
Fremont
Natie
Hheers
Bryan
Tate
Patt
Progressive Republican League
Cohuin
Relief from summer fever claims by Mr Stewart
A letter from M. Stewart of 1034 Wolfram St Chicago describes relief from Hay Fever using Polesig Toney and Tar Compound. He reports great improvement during hot months and invites others to try the remedies as sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
M. Stewart
Wolfram St
Chi- Cano
Stewart
Womans Relief Corps Tent Plans for Chautauqua Visit
At the last meeting the Womans Relief Corps voted to set up a tent at Chautauqua this year. Members and families will enjoy chairs, lunches, rest and social time. Sisters from neighboring towns are invited to attend and contribute to tent expenses via the matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom- 13 Relief Corps
Chautauqua
Parisian Sage Hair Grower Claims 1910 Testimonial
Lemmon's Pharmacy advertises Parisian Sage as a complete hair treatment promising dandruff cure hair growth and scalp cleansing with a money back guarantee. A Lynchburg Virginia testimonial from Mrs HW Pul ton dated June 6 1910 backs its effectiveness and price at 50 cents a large bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
Pulton
Oakley Ave
Lynchbure, Va
Unclear Language Sparks Alarm in Classroom
A teacher’s attempt to illustrate population growth led to a chaotic misinterpretation by a pupil who shouted about “killing Chinamen,” prompting alarm and questions about the student’s intention and the lesson. The incident highlights issues of xenophobia and miscommunication in school settings.
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Steck’s Jewelry Store
Don
Ris
Progressive Republic
NS and
Othrogh
Grand RapiDs
Mich
Omtictans
Milwaukee
Triee
Xirl
Chamberlain
Sneha
Armacyv Lennon
THE
Craiv
Chautaltour
Lemmon
Mensoo
Chi Hi
Petar
Mason Transfer & Storage Company
J. F. McNamara & Sow
Chas. L. Brainard
Marion Avenue
Washington, Towa
Windsor
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