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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1923

Page

4

Tadlock and Ware Clash Over Black Belt Vice Politics

J. M. Tadlock, president of the Working People's Conference, denounces commercialized vice in the black belt and its Republican origins. Wm. Ware, president of the U N S A, remains independent, opposing politicians who turn the belt into a dumping ground for Negro vice and white graft.

J. M. Tadlock Working People’s Conference Wm. Ware Black Belt

County residents allege long exploitation by Republican party

In a sharply worded critique, local residents say the county’s Black community has borne the burden of exploitation by the Republican organization, claiming they have given much while receiving little in return.

Republican Organization

The Submarine Lieut Seebohm and Black Politics

A harsh critique of political manipulation during elections. Lieutenant Seebohm, nicknamed The Submarine, is praised for forceful action while Black citizens face humiliation, segregation, and uneven access to public benefits as political parties exploit race for power.

Lieut Seebohm Powers That Be Black Belt Wild West

Political Rhetoric on Negro Vote and Party Shifts

A speaker criticizes Republicans for neglecting Black voters since emancipation. The speaker argues the war saved the Union and notes both races fought. now white Republicans are courting white women and the Ku Klux Klan, while implying Black voters should be grateful and move on.

Republican Party Union Ku Klux Klan

Regrets Are Vain The South’s Negro Exodus

The South laments the departure of its Black population, noting two consequences. Fewer people to lynch reduce fear, and fewer to labor lessen the region’s economic exploitation.

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