29 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
1
An Enquirer editorial highlights costly stationery abuse and cash payouts in Congress, condemning profiteering and arguing that corruption by white officeholders is far worse than that attributed to Black delegates. It asserts Colored people would be better stewards and calls out racial double standards.
A large group of girls were expelled from a Michigan cottage for various offenses from cigarette smoking to nighttime window climbing. The report notes there were no colored girls among the offenders, reflecting the era's social judgments.
Real estate agent Horace Sudduth sells multiple properties in Cincinnati. Transactions include 845 Hathaway Street a 11 room three family investment for Mrs. Fannie Lewis, 862 Hathaway Street a 8 room home for Mrs. Amelia Moss, 928 Bar Street a four room cottage to Carl A. Richmond, 804 Kenyon Avenue a 9 room brick for the Clark family, and 725 to 31 West Sixth Street complex for the United Jewish Social Agencies. Also sold were 2244 East Ridgeway for Mrs. Emma Davis, 3073 Serper Avenue for Mr. Oscar Ellis, 948 Churchill Avenue for Mr. George Sleet, a Whitlow and Ashland Avenue lot to Rev. Martin F. Frazier, 1234 Whitlow Street for Dr. John McLeod, and 12230 Chapel Street flats for Mrs. Lula Ferguson.
Cincinnati Camps Nos. 1 and 2 mark the Twenty-First Anniversary of The Supreme Camp of The American Woodmen at 2 36 PM on April 20 1922 at Brown Chapel AME Church Park and Chapel Streets Principal address by National Auditor E B Carrington of Chicago Illinois Carrington known as a popular instructive lecturer of national fame urged attendance.
Alpha Lodge No 1 of the Independent Order of B P O Elks purchases Anna Gelshof’s 16 room stone front three story brick at 108-10 West 8th Street lot 48 by 105. The Elks plan an Elk’s Rest with lodge rooms dormitories cafeteria and related facilities on the third floor.
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