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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1922

Page

3

Grim casket snatching ring exposed in Atlanta cemetery

Thurman Jones, an undertaker, confessed to police that for about a year he and an accomplice disinterred bodies from a Atlanta cemetery, removed coffins, and sold caskets valued from 164 to 560 dollars. Police say the scheme involved burying African American corpses for profit, with relatives paying for costly funeral displays.

Atlanta Thurman Jones Jones

Louisiana’s Tragedy Prompts Governor to Seek Evidence

Governor Parker and state officials pursue leads to convict a band of over fifty hooded assailants who on horseback and in cars abducted five Met Rouge citizens returning from a celebration. Victims Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards did not return. bodies recovered after severe flogging and wire entanglement. The incident reflects rising violence against Black communities as underlying tensions erupt into brutal mob action.

Parker Met Rouge Watt Daniels Thomas Richards

Chicago race riots cost over $500000 in nine days

Chicago estimates the 1919 race riots will exceed $500000 in addition to state troop costs. Finance Committee approved 18 death claims totaling 81000. earlier payments reached 206800 for five deaths. Injured totaled 543, with 178 white, 248 negroes, 17 undetermined.

Something to Think bout by F A Walker

A McClure Syndicate piece from 1922 argues that a pleasing personality is the key to success across life. It contrasts a humble apple seller with worldly power, noting personality as a priceless gem guiding fortune, inspiration, and social influence.

F. A. Walker McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Life's significance rests in personal capacity to grasp beauty

A concise quotation from Margaret Baldwin notes that life is meaningful and joyous in proportion to an individual's ability to seize its finer meanings and appeal, affirming the power of personal perception.

Margaret Baldwin

Wholesome and economical dish from ham and peas

Wash dried peas and boil in water with ham shank. Simmer until tender, puree, serve with fried bread cubes. Steam cornmeal wrapped in cloth or corn husks, fill with ham, fold, and steam to form a tamale. Prepare pepper tomato mince with rice and tomato sauce. Layer potatoes with white sauce and cheese, bake until browned. Serve hot.

Westphalia

Milford Officials Push Plan For New High School Building

Milford officials pressed plans for a new high school featuring a large auditorium. The project would be funded partly through liquor fines, with an estimated cost around 50,009 dollars. Proponents argued liquor fine revenue is preferable to legalizing liquor sales for funding public projects.

Milford

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