Coolidge Era Controversy and Local Republican Tidings
The piece contrasts President Coolidge with Harding, argues Coolidge could shape the nation, and notes local Republican optimism. It profiles Deckebach as auditor, Republican judges set to win, and discusses a colored official’s resignation and party shifts including Paymaster changes and salaries amid racial tensions.
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Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Harding
Ohio
South
North
New England
City Hall Officials Praised as Good Fellows in Tice
The speaker describes a longstanding, harmonious group calling themselves a variegated family, praising city treasurer Alex Fatterson and other officials as exemplary diplomats. The tone highlights mutual respect and positive community relations within City Hall.
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Alex Fatterson
Riot in Lincoln Park as whites confront Negroes
Witnesses recount a Monday night clash in Lincoln Park where about two thousand whites attacked fifty Black individuals near the dancing pavilion. The piece condemns racial violence, notes Ku Klux Klan influence, and urges Black readers to avoid crowds and stay cautious, while criticizing police inaction during the melee.
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Lincoln Park
Ku Klux Klan
Shakespeare
Teach Them For God's Sake Public Manners and Race
A historical column urges educating the public on proper conduct in public spaces. It condemns loud talk by some African Americans on streetcars, noting the offense lies in manner rather than color, and contrasts with quietly behaved individuals, calling for reform through church guidance and public decorum.
Colored police and race tensions in city debate
A historical column critiques policing by race, noting large numbers of colored officers in eastern cities and questioning objections to Black police in the West End. It argues Black troops fought bravely under Black officers in WWI and urges allowing Black police to enforce order, while acknowledging resistance and ongoing tensions.
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National Benefit Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Cincinnnati
Little Eva
Uncle Tom
New Jerusalem
Family thanks omitted name misspelling corrected
The family of Nettie M. Taylor regrets that the name of Mrs. Anna Matthews was omitted from their aid of thanks and express gratitude to her and the quartette from Park Street Choir for the beautiful ash rendered. Mrs. R W White was returned from Cleveland after visiting relatives and friends.
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Nettie M. Taylor
Anna Matthews
Park Street
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Richmond
Cincinnati
Treasury
Grand Old
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Christian Wuesler
Jacob F. Eyrich
Harry Friason
Walnut Hills
Republican Party
Karriot
Pharoah Heed
National Benefit Life Insurance
Railroad
First Mortgage and
Public Service Corporation
the National Benefit Life Insurance Co
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
The
Bing
West End
R W. White
Cleveland
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