24 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
1
A colored boy on West Ninth Street was struck by an automobile. Dr. Rosenbaum refused to treat, citing the boy’s color. Mr. Cleveland Tournelle offered to pay. police and bystanders pressed for care. The boy was taken to hospital as a dispute over medical aid sparked clashes and a later arrest.
Four policemen sustained injuries during an attempt to arrest Duetta Taylor, 24, at 409 Smith Street after Frank Brickler of Newport Kentucky alleged a robbery of $3. Patrolmen Dubach Harding Schneidler and Reardon were bitten or slashed, with a left arm bite, right arm bite, facial lacerations, and a damaged uniform trousers. The incident began when Brickler identified the suspect at Fifth and Smith streets and led officers to the address.
The writer laments white men preaching racial purity while failing to practice it. They claim Southern whites travel north, entangle with Black women alleged to be of a robbery-prone class, and exploit perceived moments of opportunity, highlighting hypocrisy and social tension.
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The National Benefit Life Insurance Company issues a warning to current and potential policyholders about impostors claiming to represent the firm. It urges verification of authorization before engaging any agent and notes the risk of reputational harm from misrepresentation. Record cites Cincinnati office details and contact numbers.
Mary B. Talbert, former president of the National Association of Colored Women, received the Spingarn Medal on Tuesday June 26 during the Newark conference of the NAACP. The award committee issued a statement noting the significance of the honor.
The award honors Mary B. Talbert for organizing women to settle the debt on Frederick Douglass home and restoring it as a shrine, plus her role representing colored women at the International Council of Women in Norway. It notes her two terms as president of the National Association of Colored Women and lifelong religious civic uplift and leadership of her race.
Chicago June 19 Harold F McCormick the wealthy Harvest King underwent gland transplant from a poor youth at Wesley Memorial Hospital. He plans to travel to Paris within two months to wed Polish opera star Ganna Walska. Recovery is rapid, though secrecy has been strictly kept amid legal hush payments and unusual publicity fears. The piece frames gland sales as a new industry and questions racial prejudice.
Thursday night twenty four young businessmen met after dinner at the Palmetto Restaurant to form a Negro Business League under national guidance. Elected officers include W. J. Walden as President Smith as Secretary and Dr. E D Colby as Treasurer.
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