The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-10-26
JACK JOHNSON AND bis
TROUBLES.
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daughter in making love to a Colored
man, up to the entire world, evidently
she is not aware of the fact that the
real owners and managers of the daily
newspapers in this city and throughout
the country are not interested in the
past nor the future welfare of her
daughter, than to enable them to sell
each day several hundred thousand ex-
ira copies of their papers and that just
as soon as the demand for the extra
papers falls of they will permit Mrs.
Cameron and her wayward daughter
to fan back into their humble stations
in life.
At the same time the Johnson-Cam-
eron incident is just the thing that the
owners and managers of the daily
papers are looking for, for it gives
them a splendid chance not only to
hurl their fiery and race prejudice darts
not only at Jack johnson, but at the
entire Colored race, for the vast ma
jority of the owners and managers of
the daily newspapers down deep in the
bottom Of their unfair aud unjust
hearts hate the very idea of permitting
Negro to retain and wear the cham
pionship belt of the world.
In the good old olden times someone
said, that man that is born of woman
lives but a few days at the longest
while passing through this world which
is so full of pain and SORROW and that
they are full of all kinds of troubles,
if this is true then Jack johnson has
enough of troubles at the present time
to last him for the next thousand years
to come.
As it never rains, but it pours, each
day and night he is kept busy in bat
Ting with the minions Of the law who
like a pack Of bloOdthirsty wolves are
hot after him in many directions al
the same time; it is therefore, impos.
sible to mention all the law suits pend
ing against him in all the courts at this
time and one would readily infer OF
conclude after reading about them that
he actually committed a thousand muir.
ders and many other crimes in one day
for the daily press has greatly delighted
in pieturing him out as the most re
pulsive and the most heinous blael
monster that has ever trodden upon the
face Of the earth.
In keeping with the prevailing spirit
a little brainless gimlet-headed alder
man who was elected to the city eoun
ell in the spring Of 1911, on the ticket
with Mayor Carter b. Harrison, from
the 2lst Ward with the aid Of its Col
ored voters, introduced sad had passed
by that body on Tuesday evening 4
resoiution calling on Mayor Harrison Il
revoke the saloon license Of the world Z
champion.
This Httia naneless Democratic alder
man We feel cock sure nssvef had sens,
eneaeA to draw up the resolution him
elf, ana TIE chances are that It wa
drawn Up FOR Inn 70 fhtsodaee in tn
ptiyste once d TIE managers Of on
81 tie daiiy newspapers which Ia
ptoHfsed Is support kin Tor reelection
70 TIE city ec6hea n IBIS, IL we mis-
/ tAke not thit llttle piA,headed state.
hsA kAles iron he sSaiA where in day
gone ~ waite sehtlenen bough
A1d sola tke e&h Aesh and blood 70
De Slke q ping up wealth an
kAets bedA5 sone White gentlemen wi
e - crop Of the hat shoot down
cold blood any COlorsd man who a
! ssApts b associate with q coIoro
womaa sysn rs Own wife Il tie Whit