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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1923
Page
2
The Union shows its publication details with W P Dabney as editor and Cleveland Tarnell as business manager. Subscription rates are six months for 99 cents, one month for 1 shilling, and a single copy for 6.5 cents.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges that protest is essential to human progress. She argues silence fosters cowardice and injustice, noting without vocal opposition oppressive systems like the Inquisition would still prevail. The few who dare must speak repeatedly to correct widespread wrongs.
Publisher Legal Pub Co and editor W P Dabney provide sworn ownership and circulation details for The Union Cincinnati Ohio. Brevity notes owner W P Dabney, addresses of publisher and editors, absence of known bondholders, and that the six month paid circulation figure applies to daily publications. Notarized March 39 1922 by Aug Reinhaart Notary Public.
The second Pew Service for the Blue Triangle Branch will be held Sunday at 2 PM at St Andrew's. Rev E H Oxley is general speaker with Mrs Bell Jefferson as his aide. Committees assisting include Social and Employment.
The Branch urged members to attend a service to support the drive. The Pew Service at Park Street Church was a success, and this service should match it with good music and an excellent program. The Senior and Junior choirs will perform.
The Lincoln Theatre lists multiple showings from April 15 to 23 featuring ROOFSTREET with Wm. Russell, Leather Pushers, More to Be Pittied Than Scorned, Circus Day, All Wet, Heroes and Husbands with Katherine McDonald, Nan of the North, West of Chicago and a Universal Comedy Sweet and Pretty. Also the opening of the new Roosevelt formerly The Lyceum.
Magnolia Benevolent Floral Club No 1 hosted a surprise party at 517 Carlisle Ave on April S1b for Harry S Jacobs turning 56. Prof Bynum's Orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed desserts. many attendees listed by name.
Mrs M Scruggs and Mr Spell quietly married. Mr John Gasaway died Friday night. The Willing Workers' Club held a successful contest. Temple Builders' Club met at Mrs Payne Wheeler. Mrs John Fisher called to mother’s bedside. Mt Carmel Baptist B Y P U had a lovely Sunday meeting. Mr Fisher visited sister Mrs Charles Humphry. Mrs Gasaway is very ill.
When her husband awoke he asked about the new mattress. She revealed it was the old mattress repaired by Hall Sweeney Mattress Co. for six dollars. The firm lists renovation and repairs as a specialty with office and salesroom at 735 Richmond Street and phone West 6588.
Advertises for twenty salesladies with pay seven dollars daily at Hall Sweeney Mattress Co. It claims to be the only colored mattress factory in the United States and provides a West 6588 contact number.
Printed notice invites churches lodges and charitable groups to mail cutout for free printing of 500 admission tickets for bazaar supper and entertainment. Offer valid through April and delivery available to any city address from Ebersole Printing Co 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
Come and see a clothing company with two city stores selling stock shares for cash or installments. The Liberian Haberdashery Co invites prospective investors to discuss with the manager W. J. Walden at 581 West Sixth Street. Also listed is a for sale notice for a 5 room house at 2720 Oakleaf Ave Pleasant Ridge with contact Ridge 465 R.
Community Chest Day at the Ninth Street Y M C A invites the public to a Sunday program. A men’s mass meeting at St John A M E Zion on April 18 features Judson Melim on the Y M C A’s contributions to the present generation. April programs will be announced weekly. A separate report covers a Georgia–Ohio prisoner transfer incident involving Thomason and Dunson with Dayton authorities and local attorney Tom Norris.
Battling Siki, long stranded in Ireland due to reported American and British travel bias, sailed back to France last Tuesday. The French press notes Daligne a Senegalese deputy urged the government to airlift him from Ireland, but Siki secured passage on a cargo vessel home instead.
A husband disallows his wife from piercing their daughter Lucille, arguing God has given her enough holes. His wife leaves and returns, insisting Lucille wants ear adornments. The exchange highlights stubborn family dynamics and social notions of jewelry.
A damaged OCR style ad fragment mentions pricing and a call to action. It states a price of 2.69 and uses odd wording like weltered and vampire fist. It appears to reference a sale with no special offers and a response method via phone or in person.
An officer from La Grange, Georgia, with attorney James Thomason, found himself in a bidirectional capture after a Thursday incident in Dayton, Ohio. Thomason held Bee Dunson, a Black man, as his own captive while a Dayton police officer seized Thomason in a technical predicament. The event centers on a police interaction and a stipulation related to detention procedures.
Beauty doctors warn oversized gypsy earrings weighing four ounces threaten facial disfigurement and possible permanent alteration. Some women resist by suspending such heavy earrings from hats or evening head dresses to avoid damage.
In Little Rock Arkansas deputy sheriffs arrested 10 Negroes Thursday over the attack on a young woman on the Mabelvale pike Tuesday night and the slashing of her escort Sidney Ford. The woman could not identify any arrestees. six were released and four held. Sheriff Adkins said clues were exhausted and the case appeared hopeless. The hospital report altered the story with revived detail. The woman described the assailant as missing two upper teeth. Officers remain cautious and continue to pursue leads.
One of the greatest bargains on the market, offered by owner Robt McWhorters who is moving to another house. Seven rooms with modern conveniences, 50 by 150 lot, trees flowers shrubs, three garages and four greenhouses. Easy terms. Call 3236 Beresford Avenue Walnut Hills. Act quickly before it’s snapped up.
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