Union BR W R coin ccc ccc cects GA Six Months
The item lists real estate transactions with Horace Sudduth as agent selling multiple properties to buyers including Andrew L. Ingram Jr and Henrietta Ingram a six room house at 3139 Gaff Avenue and other properties to Bessie Beaty Walter Jackson Cora Jackson Bertha Turner James B Cole and Mary Cole. Buyers plan moves or investments within about thirty days to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Sudduth
Andrew L. Ingram
Henrietta Ingram
Gaff Avenue
Mrs. Ingram
Walter Jackson
Cora Jackson
Wehrman Avenue
James B. Cole
Mary Cole
West Ninth Street
Cole
Saunders to buy two Barr Street houses for investment
The item notes Rev. J. C. Saunders will acquire a 13 room house at 720 Barr street and a 9 room house at 724 Barr street for investment purposes. It records the intended property purchases by the clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Turner
E. B. Gray
Richmond Street
J. C. Saunders
Barr Street
Rev. Saunders
Items of Interest Reflect on Power and Race
In a sharp editorial voice the piece notes how virtues reveal themselves with status. It cites President Wilson as once angelic and now devilish. It blames a white man for Chicago flag burning and killings and predicts many involved will face jail instead of exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Chicago
Liberia
Abysinia
Questions on Harding dynasty power and colored voting
The piece questions power among figures like Cottrell and Smith with references to Daugherty and a possible Secretary of State Smith. It hints at political maneuvering, then pivots to a rallying call: Should colored men vote this time yes and vote multiple times, arguing women’s 17,600,000 potential voters will shift party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Cottrell
Smith
Daugherty
Hawaii
Tyler
Cleveland Gazette
Ralph
Letting the Negro In editorial praised by Detroit Free Press
The June 12 editorial endorses the AFL effort in Montreal to open union doors to Black workers. It lauds The Free Press for justice and cites President Roosevelt as an inspiration, calling such editorials enlightening to the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Free Press
Roosevelt
Lincoln Theatre Week of Western Variety Films
Sunday presents Tom Mix in The Terror a daredevil romance with a single handed Federal officer. Monday The Whirlwind and The 13th Commandment. Tuesday The Miracle of Love. Wednesday Douglas Fairbanks in Wild and Wooly. Thursday Trailed by Three with Stuart Holmes and Frankie Mann. Friday White Lies questions if a white lie can be justified. Saturday Warner Oland in The Third Eye and Last of the Saxons. Country Store Friday night Typhoon Cooling System keeps you comfortable and twenty degrees cooler inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Foxy Fox
Chas. Hutchinson
Douglas Fairbanks
Stuart Holmes
Frankie Mann
Fox
Lyceum Theatre Weekly Showings and Vaudeville
Sunday features Viola Dana in Please Get Married a Metro Classic hurricane of humor. Monday Foot Light Shadows. Tuesday and Wednesday Paramount Artecraft presents Male and Female directed by Cecil B DeMille. Thursday In Again Out Again. Friday The Lurking Peril and Alimenta of Clothes Line Alle with Mary Pickford. All New Vaudeville plus Tuesday candy giveaway at Big Country Store with 100 boxes of candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Dana
Metro
New Vaude
Paramount Artecraft
Cecil B. DeMille
Mary Pickford
Alimenta
Debs urged alliance with Negro workers in labor markets
A letter from J. W. Rawlins argues Debs long ago advised labor to cooperate with Black workers. He notes fear of social and political equality persists for both races, but the war created chances for Negro advancement and union labor benefits by opening doors for Black workers. Rawlins signs from 185 East Willis Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Montreal
J. W. Rawlins
NAACP Urges Governor Action After Duluth Lynching
James Weldon Johnson of the NAACP appeals to Governor Burnquist from St Paul, urging decisive action to stop disorder after three Black individuals were lynched in Duluth. He offers staff investigators and support, praising troop deployment to prevent further violence and systemic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burnquist
State Capitol
St. Paul
Minn
National Association Advancement Colored Teople
Duluth
Minnesota
National Association For Advancement Colored People
James Weldon Johnson
Women Voters May Back Third Party If Suffrage Fails
Washington June 20. Alice Paul National Woman's party chairman warns 17 060 000 women voters will back a third party if the old parties do not secure prompt ratification of the woman suffrage amendment. She says enfranchisement of Southern Negroes gave Republicans 50 years of ascendancy and that women will vote for worthy candidates regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
South
Womans Party
Republican
New York
Rhode Island
Color Line Abolished by Labor Federation in Montreal
In a stormy Montreal session the American Federation of Labor ended the color line with a vote urging the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks to grant Negro freight handlers full membership and to erase white only from its constitution. The decision met with fierce exchanges over race, with Negro delegates denouncing slurs as the debate raged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of
Illinois
New York
James Duncan
Brotherhood
Covington Breakfast Honors Miss Taylor Before Wedding
Mrs. Ethel B. Winn hosted a Saturday breakfast in Covington for Miss Willa Taylor. The pink and green decor suited the event. Many guests attended, and Miss Taylor is to marry Wednesday to Mr. J. W. Green of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel B. Winn
Covington
Willa Tay Ior
Taylor
J. W Green
Detroit
Local social notes and school milestones in Wilberforce area
Miss Jenkins of Chicago visits Mrs. M W Roberts while Mrs. Rhoda James delivers two sermons at Bethel. Mamie Williams plans a Columbus trip. Catherine Piersall and Samuel Dixon graduate from Wyoming High School. Melvin Johnson graduates from Wilberforce University. The mother of Mrs. Morris dies suddenly. Mrs. Terrell’s social efforts succeed as Odren recovers from a fall. H Smith travels to Kentucky to visit a sick relative. Amy Johnson spends days at Wilberforce.
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Rhoda James of
Wilberforce
Bethel
New York World Editorial on AF of L Negro Admission
The New York World lauds the American Federation of Labor for admitting the Negro to full participation. It argues that this decision delivers justice, reduces race based industrial tension, weakens I W W recruitment, and strengthens the federation overall despite possible Southern complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
Corn Oil in Cooking and a Pie Crust Recipe
A mid-century cook book note extols corn oil as a butter substitute for cakes puddings salads and pastries. It provides a recipe with two cups sifted flour two teaspoons salt one teaspoon baking powder seven tablespoons oil and a quarter cup cold water to make a covered pie and extra crusts.
These Times That Try Men Souls Warn of Hard Winter
A caller urges caution as wages rise and expenses grow, predicting hardship ahead. Those who save may gain rewards while spenders face penalties, and the wise are advised to buy only essentials as winter and sorrow loom.
For Rent Front Room Furnished for Couple or Two Men
Public notice advertises a furnished front room for rent suitable for a married couple or two men. Contact 2407 Symmes S&J or call Woodburn 2413-L for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symmes S&j
Woodburn
Classic Salad Dressing From Early Recipe Card
A dated salad dressing method mixes egg yolk in ice water with salt mustard cayenne and lemon juice or vinegar then streams in corn oil to form a thick creamy emulsion. Use whipped cream to thin when mixing with salad and add vegetables and seasonings like onion peppers parsley chives capers Worcestershire sauce catsup and chili powder for flavor.
Help Wanted On Mackinac Island For Domestic Work
Help wanted advertisement seeks barbers cooks laundresses and maids for various duties. Apply at once to Mrs Duncan Thomas Mackinac Island. Mrs Thomas wishes to hear from Mrs formerly Miss Hattie 8 Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Thomas
Mackinac Island
Thomas
Hattie
A Good Investment in Cherry Grove Lots
A sales notice offers ownership of one or more Cherry Grove lots with promises of steady lifetime income. It describes planting a shade tree, fruit trees, and strawberry patches on each lot, free development during payments, and future net profits. Lots measure 30 by 144 feet. price fifty four fifty with three dollars monthly payments. Warranty deed and money back guarantee. Homestead Development Association Dept. A 222 West Court Street Cincinnati Ohio Canal 4339.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Development Association
Dept. A
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Bell Saulter Resumes M. D. S. System Business
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West Eighth Street restarts sole ownership and manufacture of the M. D. S. System. Her friends may come to visit and support the relaunch of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Saulter
We. 8Th St
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Mcallister Street
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Seneca
Sudduth
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A. Lee Beaty
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Detroit Free Press
A. F. of
Lincoln Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Ville
East
Willis Avenue
N. A. A. C. P. Wired Governor
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Duncan
Kitchen Daily Telegraph
Hotel Sterling
N. A. Michelson
Prop
Fred D. McCoy & Co
West
Peatal
Smeders Ave
Madam Reeder
Reida
Aims Place
Walnut Hills
Hair Grower
Mrs. Hester Bennett
Chapel Street
K. L. Ebersole
Lueders Ave
Gulow Street
Cumminsville
Knowlton’s Corner
Lockland Notes
L. J. Earhart
Miss Jenkins
M. W. Roberts
Mr. Peters
Mamie Williams
Columbus
Catherine Piersall
Samuel Dixon
Wyoming High School
Melvin Johnson
Wilberforce University
Morris
Mulberry St
Mother Odren
Mr. H. Smith
Amy Johnson
New York World Editorial
Mothers Cook Book
Helen Campbell
Residence
Jesse D. Locker
W. Sixth ST
Sk Mit Tak
Fannie L. Brown
Mme. D. L. Butler
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X. Cumminsville
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