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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1922

Page

3

Day asserts lack of racial prejudice at Ohio pastors meeting

Senator Arthur Day, Republican gubernatorial candidate, told the Colored Pastors Association of Ohio that democracy requires people choose candidates, not a few. He asserted no racial prejudice, citing army service and promising appointments based on ability. Day, WWI captain wounded at Chemin-Des-Dames, born in Pandora and educated at Ohio Wesleyan.

Cleveland Arthur H. Day Ohio Colored Pastors’ Association of Ohio Senator Day Chemin-Des-Dames Ohio State

Massachusetts Senate Admits Petition to Make Lynching Federal Crime

A petition urging Congress to pass federal lynching crime legislation was admitted to the Massachusetts Senate under suspension of rules and sent to the Committee on Federal Relations. The same petition, filed by the National Equal Rights League, was admitted to the House and referred to the Constitutional Amendments Committee. Public hearings will be scheduled soon.

Boston Massachusetts U. S. Senate Judiciary Committee Massachusetts Senate Committee On Federal Relations National Equal Rights League Massachusetts House Representative Myers Cambridge Mass Wm. Monroe Trotter BE. T. Morris Walter D. McClane Committee

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