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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1923
Page
2
The Union urges readers to pursue loyalty, pride, and cooperative effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political spheres. It cites the maxim what thou doest to others shall be done unto thee and invokes Seneca as a guiding principle for communal progress.
Attorney A L Dalton secured the release of Parker after cross examination revealed the victim described the robber as a plain yellow Negro and the victim’s answers about money taken were inconsistent. The judge or jury freed Parker citing flaws in the identification and questioning.
About twenty years back in this city the Negro middleweight known as Kid Ash fought 509 bouts and earned renown as the Pork Chop King. A railroad accident left his left hand crushed, ending any chance at ring stunts, though he remained a beloved figure among sportsmen and doctors who tended him.
The Enquirer’s Sporting Editor praises a Black Newsboy who attracted mixed crowds, noting his honesty and gameness earned him wide respect. He lacked formal education, yet his benevolent acts and enviable record make him a well deserved subject of praise and a benefit.
The article notes 15 women mayors nationwide and questions about women’s age and rights. It cites Nebraska as the state with the lowest death rate and claims about women earning wages, marriage ages, and a supposed woman president of Assyria. It also provides figures on widows and widowers in the United States.
Financial statement for the year ended December 31 1922 shows cash 1516.78 pounds loans on mortgage 21150.00 loans on stock 200.00 running stock and dividends 13614.99 credits on mortgage loans 1858.08 deposits and accrued interest 5391.23. Irene J Kirke secretary swears the document reflects true financial condition of the company. Board of Directors certifies the statement as true for the year ending December 31 1922.
The Lincoln Theatre showcases a slate of features led by Minnie with Matt Moore and Leatrice Joy, Ragged Heiress, Bond Boy, Twas Never Thus, a Western with Franklin Farnum, Stage Romance, and Capt. Kidd serial ahead of Island Wives. Dates run February 11 to 20 with daily showings and special attractions.
Sale notice for Arrow Shirts with deep discounts on men women and children wear. Lists shirt prices 1.50 to 5.00 with varied discounts and directs readers to Liberian Haberdashery in the West End for purchase.
A narrative recalls Thomas E. Chappelle born in 1486 at 96 South Carolina, rising from a large family to study at Orangeburg and State College, then to New York vaudeville. He faced poverty yet pursued music, with early work in hotels, showboats, and plantation tours before success and marriage to Juanita Stinnette in 1917.
A young Baltimore actress with a mellow nightingale voice has traveled from the Keith circuit to Loew vaudeville earning 400 dollars a week. She wintered with the Plantation review and Winter Garden, now with the Shuberts. Her husband is a top record producer with a wealthy wife noted for a $2996 paradise plume dress.
Edward Cortier, a white man, was shot by Patrolman Harris while fleeing a bootlegging stop. Five gallons of liquor found in Cortier’s car. Cortier died that night. Reports say Ku Klux Klan members demanded action over a white man’s death, while Harris was jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges and later released on bond. The piece notes strong Klan activity and urges watchful waiting by the Colored community.
Jos A Galamison, head of the Prosperity Christmas Club in Philadelphia, was sentenced by Judge Lewis to two years in the County Prison after pleading guilty to embezzling $10,000 from the club last Friday morning.
Mrs M E Patton of Newport Kentucky listed a PORO SYSTEM address at 314 Chestnut Street in Newport with phone number South 7379 for contact.
An advertisement claims Madam Reeder offers a newly dyed hair restorer with nonedrful effect and speedy results. It references agents handling Reeder's Hair Restorer, describes braids and switches from combings, and gives the Walnut Hills address 3702 Alms Place.
An advertisement promises printing services for $2.50 with delivery anywhere. It urges readers to see samples first and drop postal or phone for an agent to call. The copy claims ownership of the building with no rent.
One thousand cards printed for 2.59 dollars each. No special or regular price wording required. Free samples available. Cards printed at our own building with no rent to pay. Contact K Ebersole PT. CU at Ridge 552 3716, Lueders Ave, Cincinnati.
Advertisement for printing and stationery specialties including envelope and bill head printing. Mentions wedding invitations and announcements, church printing, and entertainment tickets priced at $2.25 in 1900. Provides contact EBERSOLE at 1 Lueders Ave with phone hint.
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