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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
1
The famous Hotel Sterling will open on Friday July 4 under the management of Mr N A Michelson. It boasts over one hundred rooms with private baths and telephones, up-to-date modern equipment, and well arranged private and public banquet and convention halls. Catering to first class trade, its patronage will be limited only by capacity.
A Nation article by H. J. Seligmann argues against mob violence and racial oppression, citing lynching data and calling for equal justice, voting rights, and an end to economic exploitation. It highlights a Nation editorial warning of rising racial tension and urges broad constitutional guarantees for all citizens.
The Lyceum Theatre hosts a grand re opening on Monday night June 30 under new management by Lincoln Amusement Co. The event marks a fresh start for the historic venue with expected new programming and community interest.
A citizen urges stopping to think before accepting proposals affecting welfare. He laments crowding haste and urges reasoning over assumption, warning against letting others shape opinions. He cites housing and a new first class hotel in Cincinnati as examples and stresses thoughtful action for the race and city. Stop Look Listen Then Think.
Brunswick Georgia June 13 jurors who sentenced Benjamin Jordan to life for killing ex Alderman B F Jones faced sharp criticism. Reports say political pressure influenced jurors and a March mistrial signaled preparations for a second trial. Jordan shot Jones December 2 1918 in Jones home as he found him with Jordan's wife Mrs Jordan. Jordan surrendered after calling police. Mrs Jordan has been ostracized from local descent circles.
Charles Stewart reports in Baltimore that Bethel A M E Church collected 20018.50 this week and expects a further 3000 by June 29 to cancel its mortgage. The drive, possibly the largest single church fund in the race, will free the church from debt and add another church to the community.
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