Still Shooting Weekend Duel Recap
The report notes ongoing shooting at the old site over the weekend with members reportedly wounding each other while sparing the Ku Klux. It promises a last week duel account that may prove interesting to readers.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
3
The report notes ongoing shooting at the old site over the weekend with members reportedly wounding each other while sparing the Ku Klux. It promises a last week duel account that may prove interesting to readers.
Joseph Donaldson aged 25 and Parks 306 years old, residents of Lincoln avenue and O Bryan street, were fatally wounded in Anna McKinley’s home on Washington terrace Walnut Hills. Police report Donaldson handed Parks $2 before both men drew and fired. Donaldson died at General Hospital from a breast wound and Parks from chest and abdomen injuries. No weapons recovered.
A committee from the Colored Workingmen's Conferenc met with President J. M. Tadlock on Monday. The annual Kansas City conference was a great success with messages from President Coolidge and remarks by the Mayor and other dignitaries.
The Roosevelt Theatre advertises daily pictures and vaudeville with matinees on Sunday and Thursday. Highlights include California Romance with John Gilbert, Lights of New York, Making a Max starring Jack Holt and Eva Novak, and Julie McGarre High Brown Step Pers. The house seats 900 on one floor with two shows nightly. Matinee daily, vaudeville Thursdays and Sundays. Pricing lists 20 and 40 cent options.
Lincoln Theatre showcases four days of film and serials led by Steel Trail starring William Duncan and Edith Johnson. Also Shirley of the Circus with Shirley Mason, Kick In with Bert Lytel and Betty Compton, Red Hail League Sherlock Holmes tale, Three Jumps Ahead Tom Mix, Valley of Lost Souls, plus a Century comedy. Strong ads urge families to attend.
Park Street Church opens its doors after vacation time with a large fall and winter program inviting all to engage in active service for humanity. Bishop J. Scott recently preached here and Rev. B. F. Smith D. D. has returned to duties, as congregants are urged to attend for sermons and uplifting music.
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