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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
3
A collage of quips and brief anecdotes on romance, propriety, and social foibles. It riffs on puppy love, dancing mishaps, garters, corsets, busybodies, and public virtue, with wry lines from Col. Lou Wharm, references to Harding, and playful asides about urban speed and rural gossip.
Arch ie H Lewis died April 18 2922 recalling sad memories from a daughter and grandchildren. Mr and Mrs J D Delaney celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at 3 West Fifteenth Street Covington Kentucky on Saturday April 28 192%. Mrs Mary McLeod Bethune guest of Dr I Garland Penn this week. her school started 18 years ago with nothing and now has 370 pupils and over 500000 raised. Mrs Drake of Fairmount entertained guests including Mrs Ida Hopkins Sayler Park and others.
Rev. C. W. Williams, famed orator and pastor of the Southern Baptist church, presides as president with Mr C. L. Coleman as manager. Located at S38 Hathaway the service offers to mail orders. The ad promises guidance on supporting the venture and notes every successful colored business boosts the community.
The article discusses long standing peonage involving Negro labor on Southern plantations, most notorious in Georgia where several cases reached the federal courts via Col. Henry Lincoln Johnson. Workers often remained debt bound through plantation store credit, a practice persisting since slavery with little action to end it beyond the Georgia cases.
At New Orleans April 1 the Confederate reunion sparked uproar over a proposed joint reunion with the G A R in Washington next year. An aged veteran’s resolution drew a roar, while Julian S. Carr shouted I am a rebel and a Ku Klux too as pandemonium erupted. comments from Robert L. Vann framed the South’s hostility to federal union views and to civil rights.
In Milan armory last Wednesday night Georges Carpentier Battling Siki and Marshal Foch led a benefit program by the American Legion. Foch awarded prizes cups trophies and favors to the boxers. Carpentier faced loud unfriendly banter from fashionable Paris crowd while Siki entered in an empire cloak with a gold headed cane and drew cheers.
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