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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
3
A photo shows the southwest corner of Eighth and Cutter streets recently purchased by Park Street Church. The image documents the church’s purchase and the site plan for future development at the corner.
Dora Cole Norman of New York will lead a pageant and playset at Emery Auditorium on Friday night June 15 drawing a crowded house as patrons rush to secure tickets. The noted performer, sister of Bob Cole, has produced dances for New York productions and teaches aesthetic dancing at Hampton Institute summer school. She is a pupil of Chalif and has directed dances for Star of Ethiopia and studied at Columbia and NYU. The notice also explains will creation basics and the reasons to make a will, including asset transfer, avoiding lawsuits, and reducing admin costs.
President Harding will convene a conference of governors to discuss enforcement of the Volstead act before starting his Alaskan tour. The announcement was made at the White House today in Washington.
The speaker condemns the lack of a Governors conference to enforce constitutional amendments on franchise and civil rights while condemning lynching as a national scandal. They decry the focus on beer laws and wine making, noting heavy government spending and deployment of deputies, and lambaste the army as overstocked with morons.
A group of banks and trust companies press their clients to engage in comprehensive will and estate planning. The campaign emphasizes clear wishes, asset protection, and minimizing taxes through professional guidance and documented instruments.
At Attleboro Massachusetts May 29 a Confederate veteran Captain Carter R Bishop of Petersburg Virginia wore a gray cape with scarlet lining among blue uniforms at William A Streeter Post Grand Army of the Republic headquarters. He was made an associate member. Local leaders proposed memorial day observances include a Virginia representative. Virginia and Massachusetts school children have exchanged over six thousand letters to strengthen ties.
A stark prediction recalls growing races tensions as years pass. The author warns that union of "blue and gray" would trigger greater trouble for Black residents, arguing that separation kept the South from curbing Black advancement and that integration would provoke rapid progress and renewed suppression.
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