The Union Publication Notice and Rates
The Union urges loyalty and unity among readers. It lists subscription rates, one year at 1.56, six months 0.25, one month 0.15, and single copy 0.05, and promotes collective effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political spheres citing a Seneca maxim.
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Ensevesersene
Personal notes of society and travel around Cincinnati
The column lists Mrs Sadie Conevad and Miss Rosetta Young attending the Lexington Fair and returning to Cincinnati. It notes Mrs Carrie Hubbard hosting Carnation Embroidery Club, Mrs Lula Hogans's indisposition, Hattie Butler visiting Dayton, class meetings, and a theft involving Mrs Rosa L Willis. Various trips include visits to Pittsburg Cleveland Lexington Chicago and New York with family members.
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Sadie Conevad
Rosetta Young
Lexington Fair
Cincinnati
In Loving Remembrance of Our Year Mother Hattie Smith
Loving remembrance notice for Hattie Smith who died August 26, 1920. Family messages from ANNA BALLARD and LILLIE MALERY express grief and ongoing memory. Additional society notices mention Dr. Moore and wife visiting Newport and Miss Nellie Mae King visiting Chattanooga after Wilberforce graduation Magna Cum Laude in 1920.
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Hattie Smith
Nellie Mae King
Chattanooga, Tenn
J. Maddux
Monfort Street
Miss King
Wilberforce University
Lyceum Theatre Week Features Across August to September
The Lyceum Theatre showcases a string of features: Norma Talmaze in She Loves and Lies on Sunday August 28, Eugene O Briens Divorce Conscience on Monday August 29, a De Serter tale on Tuesday August 30, Marshall Neiina production Bob Hampton s Placer from August 31 to September 2 with Westly Berry and 1000 Indians, Soul Redeemed on Saturday September 30, and The Testing Block starring Wm S Hart on Sunday September 4.
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Norma Talmaze
Eugene O'Brien
Marshall Neiina
Bob Hampton
Westly Berry
Dinty
Local social notes from Madisonville and nearby towns
A Chattanooga high school hires a Latin French and English teacher. Mrs Phoebe Allen is very ill after illness in Batavia. Dr John R Moore and wife visited Xenia this week as guests of Mr and Mrs John Mino. Col E L Thomas hosted the doctor and wife. Dr John Barks now in Columbus, once a local chiropodist, sends regards. The Madisonville Mothers Club was entertained by Mrs Minnie Granville of Oakley with thirty covers. Jack Spicer and wife visited Middletown then Chicago to see her sister Mrs B F Clay. William Kimbrough and family visit Chicago.
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Chattanooga
John R. Moore
Oat Xenia
City
John Mino
Col. E. L. Thomas
John Barks
Columbus
Mothers’ Club
Madisonville
Minnie Granville
Oakley
Jack Spicer
Middletown
B. F.clay
Showings Across The Week At The City Theatre
The week features Soul of Men and Guns aulus Mystery with an all star colored cast on Sunday. Monday presents Road of Ambition with Comway Tearle and Sky Ranger serial. Tuesday offers A Texas Steer and Maid Man. Wall St Mystery on Wednesday. Hawk's Trail serial on Thursday plus Country Store Friday. Arizona western Miss Arizona Saturday. Fatty Arbuckle in The Life of the Party Sunday.
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Comway Tearle
SKY Ranger
June Caprice
Geo. Seitz
Texas
Wm. Hoyt
Wall ST
Wall Street
Surprise for Mrs. Shieldis by Robert T. Shields
Mr. Robert T. Shields gave a surprise on Wednesday evening for his mother Mrs. Sarah Shieldis. The event celebrated the mother’s occasion with family present and a small gathering.
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Robert T. Shields
Sarah Shieldis
Mob Rule in Birmingham Flogging Case Jury Ordered
Judge H P Heim denounces July 23 whipping by masked mob as one of Jefferson County's most outrageous crimes. He orders grand jury to exhaust every legal means to uncover and prosecute mob leaders. Case stems from flogging of Kate Alexander, grocer, and S Cooley, butcher, amid calls for accountability.
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Jefferson County
H. P. Heim
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Kate Alexander
S. Cooley
Ku Klux to Organize Chapter in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 22 Formation of a Ku Klux Klan chapter has begun and will finish soon, announced Henry Love an official organizer. A high national official will visit to complete the branch, Love said. Mayor Fitzgerald urged citizens to refrain from joining until its exact nature is known.
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Pastor Barred From Pilgrim Rest Church Doors Shut In Court
Pastor William M. Terrell and trustee Samuel C. Cartwright filed in Common Pleas Court alleging church members locked and nailed Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church at 802 Hopkins Street. Defendants include Lulu Battles and William M. Holloway among others. suit seeks return of keys and removal of nails plus injunction against further interference with church affairs.
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Liam M. Terrell
Samiel C. Cartwright
Common Pleas Court
Lulu Battles
William M. Holloway
Clarence E. Schucks
Urt Moss
Sampson Hicks
Wiley D. Darden
Cartwright
Kenys
Moss
Lulu
Knights of Pythias conclude Topeka convention with unanimous officer reelects
The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias closed its twenty first biennial convention in Topeka Kansas with every officer reelected by acclama tion led by S W Green supreme chancellor. Gov Henry J Allen joined the events as the Negro frater nity’s charter for the Grand Lodge of Virginia was revoked. New York chosen as 192% convention city. Officers elected include S W Green re elected supreme chancellor head of Calanthe Ernest G Tidrington vice supreme chancellor and head of the Supreme Court. Other officers listed include N C Nic Roscoe C Simmons E E Underwood John H Young S A T Watkins Geo Watty A G Mason R R Jackson John A Blume Henry James.
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Chas. Stewart
Topeka
Kan
Knights of Pythias
Order
Union
S. W. Green
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Pythians
Grand Lodge of
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New York
Supreme Lodge
New Orleans
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Ernest G. Tidrington
Evansville
Ind
Supreme Court of
Calanthe
America
Green
N. C. Nic
South Carolina
Roscoe C. Simmons
Kentucky
E. E. Underwood
Supreme Keeper of Records
John H. Young
Arkansas
S. A. T. Watkins
Illinois
Geo. Watty
Maryland
A. G. Mason
M. D
Alabama
R. R. Jackson
Chicago
Ill
John A. Blume
North Carolina
Supreme Inner Guard
Henry James
Florida
Supreme Outer Guard
Suit Seeks to Bar Moss from Church Funds
A lawsuit filed through Kilgariff and Kilgariff seeks to enjoin Moss from disposing of church funds currently in his possession. The action targets restraining use or transfer of the funds pending resolution.
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Moss
Kilgariff & Kilgariff
Uncle Sam's Reach For World Class Sports Trophies
An editorial notes the surge of sport news uniting nations and praising athletes like Dempsey. It laments racial discrimination that bars the colored champion from theaters restaurants and churches in parts of the country, highlighting white supremacy’s clash with pride in American sports triumphs.
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Sam
Lord Northcliffe
New York
England
Harvard
Yale
Mercury
Dempsey
Europe
Jersey City
Enquirer
Sorew
America
Furnished Rooms For Rent In Avondale and Kerper area
Two rooms for rent advertised in Avondale and Kerper area. One at 156 Forest Avenue offers furnished accommodation with phone contact Avon 5398 L. The other at 3058 Kerper provides neatly furnished room with modern conveniences and board or light housekeeping, contact Welbrn 2080 R.
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Forest Avenue
Avondale
Avon
Welbrn
Typewriting and room to rent with housekeeping
Miss Jennie M. Wilson at 3022 Kerper Ave offers first class typist services at reasonable rates. For rent a furnished room with light housekeeping is available at 1532 Freeman Ave, inquire Mrs Richardson.
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Jennie M. Wilson
Kerper Avenue
Richard
Real Governor Sleeper and Rae extradition clash
A Michigan governor suspended the warrant for extradition of Rae, accused in Georgia of a lynching, after nearly a year of negotiation. Governor Groesbeck, new leader of Michigan, freed Rae and refused to extradite, praised by Ohio and the Cleveland Gazette for bravery.
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Gan
Rae
Gov. Groesbeck
Foraker
Nash
Ohio
Printed trading cards offer low price samples
One thousand cards printed for $1.8. Delivered anywhere with no extra fees. Regular price applies. See samples first. Send postal or phone and an agent will call. Own our building with no rent to pay. K. Ebersole PTG. Co. Cincinnati Ohio. Ridge 592 3719 Lueders Ave.
Wonderful Hair Grower Co Ad Claims Hair Treatment
Advertisement for Wonderful Hair Grower by J Walker’s Wonderful Hair Grower offered through Mrs Thos asily at 652 Kenyon Avenue. Promises scalp treatment and hair growth under all conditions with wholesale and retail purchase options.
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J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
Printing Trade Ad Warns of Low Prices
Print shop promotes cheap business cards letterheads envelopes bill heads and miscellaneous items. Specializes in church printing and society stationery. Entertainment tickets priced at 2.25 per thousand. Offers to send samples by phone call.
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