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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1921

Page

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April Masonic Degrees Schedule for Local Lodges

True American No. 2 enters Apprentice April 18 at 7 30 p m St Johns No. 3 Fellow Craft April 22 at 7 30 p m Corinthian No. 1 Master Mason April 25 Prince White No. 1 Mark Master and Past Master Degrees April 20 at 7 29 p m Most Excellent Master and Royal Arch Degrees Also notes real estate purchase by Cincinnati Masonic Building Co under Bros Figg Laws and Jones Jr seeking member support plus mentions Bruce Grits and The Fraternal Advocate praise for Cincinnati ceremonial work and a call to boost Masonic achievements.

Prince White Cincinnati Masonic Building Company Henry L. Figg Benjamin T. Laws J. L. Jones, Jr

Hurrah For Harding Calls For Racial Unity And Commission

The speaker urges wiping out lynching stigma and forming a bi racial commission to study race relations. He argues for mutual tolerance, understanding, and citizenship rights as the path to a righteous adjustment of national life and racial interdependence.

Mos

The Color Line Stories Up Fifth Floor Hero

An unidentified Black hero on a Fifth Avenue ledge rescue at 1646 Broadway, saving a white man as fire raged below. The crowd cheers, the color line not drawn, exposing society’s race contradictions amid life and death.

Broadway Happeend

White Clerks in Washington Protest

White collar workers in Washington stage a protest demanding talks on workplace issues. Protestors gather near federal buildings and chant for dialogue with officials as organizers call for action.

Scientists weigh next steps as blaze tests spark debate

With expert conclusions pending, officials scramble for guidance. The proposal to test theories on a window ledge amid a five story blaze above the street raises safety and ethics questions, delaying final decisions.

Miller's Company Delights Audiences At Lyceum

Miller's show Alabama Bound at the Lyceum draws large crowds this week with strong applause. Emmet Anthony leads a starry company while Anita Wilkins is acclaimed as America's queen of songs in a program rich with pop tunes.

Irvin Miller Lyceum Emmet Anthony Anita Wilkins America

Police Women Dismissed in Kalamazoo Case

Kalamazoo Michigan April 8. Chief Taffe announced he had requested the resignations of two police women amid persistent friction in the women’s squad. The chief cited teamwork failures and stated dismissal was the only solution. Remarks by Mesdames Page Russell and Gardner at a Phyllis Wheatley Club meeting are noted.

Mazoo Taffe

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