11 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
The F. and A. M. column notes corinthian Lodge No. 1 warrants issued January 16 1848 first Monday True American Lodge No. 2 warrants issued March 18 1848 and first Friday St Johns Lodge No. 3 warrants issued May 20 1848
Elections were held in Prince White Chapter Number 1 R A M Comp Andrew Hardin high priest and others while True American Lodge Number 2 F and A M named officers. A Big Smoker is set for Monday June 20 1921 at 8 30 pm at the Masonic Building corner Genesee and Central Avenue to press building pledges for a July 1 1921 take over.
A Dorthea Dabney era editorial condemns the Tulsa riot as emblematic of a broader white supremacist mindset. It argues true equality requires one law for white and Black citizens, cites the governor’s accountability, and notes property losses will be repaired and victims aided. It frames postwar Black assertiveness as a result of wartime service and calls for constitutional adherence.
Invitation to a Tulsa Oklahoma audience to attend a fundraising meeting at Union Baptist Church at 8 PM on Monday. Col Hunt asks all officers from the N A A C P membership drive to attend to aid in securing funds for suffering people.
Tuesday night Park Street Church overflowed with friends of Dr. Smith at a reception in his honor. An elaborate banquet, music, and speeches entertained guests as the reform-minded pastor’s stand against jim crow and race oppression was praised, calling for more leaders like Smith nationwide.
May 1, 1921 letter from Homestead Development Association of Cincinnati addresses Gentlemen and advises people to invest, noting skepticism removed about Cherry Grove development.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Russell praise Cherry Grove after visiting the property buying two lots and holding a five acre estate option. They express skepticism before visiting but announce the beauty and advantages as fully verified and urge others to invest, proclaiming Cherry Grove the place.
On Sunday June 12 at 5 P M a statue honoring Jacob G Schmidlapp will be unveiled at Washington Terrace. Lifelong friend Hon Braxton W Campbell gives the gift. The address will be delivered by President Moton of Tuskegee.
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