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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1921

Page

3

Deacons in Akron Church Fight Over Money

Police sought two black deacons after a church fight in Akron Ohio. Minister Rev. Alex Donnell was hospitalized with four razor wounds after intervening in a money collection dispute in the church aisle. The assailants fled as the minister’s injury drew alarm from the terrified congregation.

Akron, O Alex Donnell City Hospital Donnell

Birthday Tribute to Mrs Oliver From Former Home Girls

A April birthday note from former and present home girls praises Mrs Oliver for patience guidance and prayers. It extols her beauty and caring, wishes her many more birthdays, and hopes she rests crowned by God when her time comes.

Search for missing brother in Cincinnati letter

Cleveland man Geo W Rowland asks Cincinnati officials to locate his brother James Rowland a colored man about five seven and 150 pounds last known on Central Avenue enclose two cent stamp and request earliest reply on findings

Cincinnati James Rowland Central Avenue Geo. W. Rowland Portland Ave Cleveland, O

Crowd in Paterson Street pursuit nets disorderly suspect

A crowd of about 100 chased a man named Charles Fuller after an incident on Pat terson Street in Newport Kentucky on Tuesday afternoon. Fuller was struck with a blackjack and suffered a scalp gash before Constable Wm Fryer arrested him at a building corner.

Patterson Street Newport Charles Fuller West Front Street Charles LeFebre Firth and Patterson Streets Wm. Fryer

Fragmented racially charged editorial note on danger toColored man

A historic newspaper snippet portrays intimidation against a Black man with violent undertones. It hints at a possible social backlash and censorship when a white woman passes, suggesting harsh public control and fear embedded in the era.

No clear appearance or interaction noted in report

The fragment mentions there is no visible gaze toward her and no evidence of speaking to her, suggesting a lack of direct engagement or outward communication observed in the scene. The context remains unclear due to missing surrounding details.

Jlookies

Redding and McGavick to be hanged for Abyssinian riot

Grover C. Redding and Oscar McGavick, both described as Negroes, were sentenced to be hanged on April 2 for the murder of Philadelphia sailor Robert J. Rose. Rose was killed after rushing to defend the United States flag amid alleged abuses by Abyssinian order members.

Chicago Grover C. Redding Oscar McGavick Robert J. Rose Philadelphia United States Albyssinjian Order

First Black Speaker in New Jersey Assembly

In Trenton on March 30 Walter G. Alexander of Newark became the first Negro to occupy the chair of Speaker of the New Jersey House of Assembly. The Essex County delegate, a physician, was honored as the House adopted a resolution praising his abilities.

Trenton N. J New Jersey House of Assembly Walter G. Alexander Newark Essex George S. Hobart Tonal Guard Investigation Alexander Warren Petten Conn Essex County

Births of quadruplets and rare multiple births discussed

The article notes that quadruplets and rarer higher order births occur rarely with survival often limited beyond three. It discusses hereditary twin tendencies, mentions armadillos producing identical quadruplets in Texas and Mexico, and explains the difference between identical and fraternal twins.

Texas Mexico Man

Spray nozzle adapts to all coatings in new tools

A Missouri made automatic pistol spray nozzle handles asphalt and other liquids at pressures under 80 pounds. It fits standard jars or containers, allows color changes in about 30 seconds, and cleans with kerosene and air. Coverage ranges from 30 to 85 square feet per minute depending on model, with easy adjustment from fine shading to heavy coating.

Missouri Popular Mechanics Magazine

Anti drunkenness drive among Bombay Mohammedans

In Bombay a campaign to reform Muslims involves picketing liquor shops and marching out drinkers with faces blackened. An offender was dressed with a garland of old shoes and paraded through the city while an escort beat empty tin tins.

Bombay Lendon Mail

Mrs Mary B Sauter Changes Address

Mrs Mary B Sauter moved from 925 West Eighth Street to Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. Also mentions M B System of Hair Dressing.

Mary B. Saulter West Eighth Street Sterling Hotel Sixth and Mound Streets M. B. & System OF

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