Helping the Stranger at Cincinnati Stations
A Universal Negro Improvement Association effort, led by William Ware, assists Southerners entering Cincinnati. Workers meet trains, direct arrivals to lodging at Liberty Hall, provide meals, clothing, and transport aid, and help locate relatives while police pressure wanes.
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Cincinnati
Union Central
Pennsylvania
William Ware
Universal Negro Improvement Association
Liberty Hall
Ware
Union Station
Great Membership Contest At The Y Ninth Street Branch
From February 26 to April 30 a major city contest will run to boost men and boys joining the Y. Prizes awarded by a local white businessman for top point earners. Century Club, Full Senior, and Social memberships counted. Entry requires good standing. for rates call the Y office.
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Wiis
Prize awards listed with cash and book prizes
A notice announces prizes including a $50 cash prize for first, a second prize of 24 volumes from the Alexander Hamilton Institute Course, and a $25 cash third prize.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
Exhibition Extraordinary Mammoth Ten Day Bazaar at Liberty Hall
A ten day bazaar at Liberty Hall showcases a Department of dress making and millinery with Easter stock for ladies, a children's department, and a Gent's Toggery with shirts. Home made ice cream and a wide range of goods from many booths highlight a grand Negroes in Cincinnati exhibition with hours 10 AM to 10 PM and dinner 2 to 8 PM.
Pastry Department Showcases Finest Exhibition Bakes
The pastry department displays the pride of the exhibition with Francy pastry noted for visual appeal and taste. Daily stock changes ensure freshness, inviting ladies to leave baking to the experts during the event.
Exhibition of Fancy Candies for All Visitors
Homemade sweets attract kids and adults to a candy booth featuring boxed and bulk confections. Men and boys are reminded to stop by for treats and the exhibition promises a delightful display of candy varieties.
Cincinnati Division U.N. Provides Aid to Southern Arrivals
The Cincinnati division of the United Negro Improvement Association pledges to assist and protect arriving travelers from the South and help them settle in the city as they integrate with local communities.
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Our City
Cincinnati
U.N
Liberal Sentiment Toward the Negro in the Times-Star
An editorial excerpt argues liberal attitudes toward Black people, citing racial theories and historians. It discusses Indian origins, migrations, and the shared influence of African heritage on American culture, noting the editor’s view that white and Black lineages contribute to American identity.
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Wells
Asia
Roland B. Dixon
Harvard
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Orient
Wientz
Africa
Pueblo
Times-Star
America
Arraignment planned in wife's death in Gary shooting
Harry Diamond, 24, to be arraigned in East Chicago on a charge linked to his wife’s death from bullet wounds. Mrs Diamond died in a Gary hospital after a dying statement accusing her husband. Chauffeur William Armstrong, who also fired, corroborated her account, while Diamond claimed Armstrong shot first and he acted in self defense.
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Chicago
Ind
Harry Diamond
Armstrong
Price Of Liberty Promotion Topics At Cincinnati Principals Meet
A semi annual promotion plan discussed at the Principals association of Cincinnati meeting at Woodward high school. A report to Superintendent R J Condon urged classifying and promoting pupils by semi yearly units of progress and recommended adequate provision for handicapped children and class size limits of 35. The delicate school situation is noted as affecting colored people who know how to think amid talks of overcrowding.
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Principals’ Association of
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
R. J. Condon
Stowe school plans spark color line debate in mixed schools
Daily, in mixed schools, teachers urge colored children toward the new Stowe school when finished. Many pupils, misled by parental ignorance, think attending a colored school signals race pride. Real race pride means colored teachers and pupils in all public schools, like other races.
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Stowe
Fire alarm at First Colored Presbyterian Church
During a service at the First Colored Presbyterian Church on 6515 Revere Avenue Sayler Park a smoke-filled sanctuary caused a sudden rush for exits. Reverend George L. Savage led the sermon as a shouter cried fire, sparking panic and a chaotic scramble but no serious injuries were reported.
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First Colored Presbyterian Church
Revere Avenue
Sayler Park
George L. Savage
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