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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement offers invitations and announcements at very low costs. It lists 1000 items for $1.35 and 500 for $50 with no further charges. Readers are urged to drop postal, or phone, agents. Contact K Ll. Eberosle at 2710 Lueders Avenue Walnut Hills.
For rent a furnished front room suitable for a man and wife at 2529 Ida Ave Norwood. Bath Electric Light and other amenities included.
The National Colored Congress For World Democracy, meeting in Washington under the National Equal Rights League, elected eleven Peace Commissioners to travel to Versailles and present a petition calling for abolition of undemocratic restrictions on the race. A public address notes 406,000 American Negroes are in war service.
Tyler reports from France as the 92nd Division plays a pivotal front role in the American advance toward Metz. The 167th Brigade artillery provides a powerful barrage, earning praise for accuracy and safety to own men. Casualties are feared heavy as German fortifications around Metz prove formidable.
The article praises 92d Division units and other colored regiments for fortitude under fire in Argonne fighting. It recounts a wounded soldier’s humor, a water cart driver’s nerve after a shell, and a police misconduct case where a woman faced slur and received seven days suspension plus an apology, with calls for accountability and ongoing justice efforts led by Director Holmes and J. M. Tadlock’s support.
Local notes report a Bethel Church rally in planning stages. Several residents update on travel and health, including Mr. Isaac Johnson's sister death in Kinston North Carolina. Rev J Orr mourns brother in law and attends Columbus trip while others visit family in Knoxville Cleveland and Walnut Hills.
Listing of multiple properties with prices and features including a six room modern frame at $2,850 a four room modern brick at $5,500 a one room modern brick on Gaff Avenue at $4,500 a four room frame with gas water and inside toilet at $2,000 and an eighty room brick two flats each with bath and hot and cold water at $3,000 a 12 room brick three story near Mound for rental at $3,800
For rent a brick cottage at 2337 Concord 8t Walnut Hills. Monthly rent 320 dollars. Contact Canal 1263 Y for details.
Henry V. Daniels asserts Black Americans fought and sacrificed in World War I, contributing to victory and global democracy, yet still face unequal rights at home and demand guaranteed participation in the world democracy they helped defend.
For rent a furnished room suitable for two men with gas heat and bath. Weekly rate two dollars and fifty cents. Call Woodburn 1743 L for details.
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