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Letter from J. L. Davison to the Crisis

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Davison, J. L Crisis (Firm)

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Concerning an article from the Morning Oregonian paper, "in regards to Negroes assisting white mob, burn one of its race;" hopes that Du Bois will investigate the validity of this accusation.
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  1. Race Riots

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