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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1924

Page

4

Real Estate Stock Plan Promises Easy Buy Sell Terms

A Cincinnati based realty company offers shares priced at up to 10 dollars with six percent interest on installments. Buy one or more shares monthly to build an estate with dividends. sale support provided. Subscribed names listed. officers and offices named. applications may be rejected or reduced. Slogan: one hundred thousand dollars a year, one million in ten years.

Evan Bowles R. H. O’bleins Fanny Dickerson Annie Campbell Chas Howard Bryant Thomas Irene Moore Wm. Smith C. F E. Harding Bynum Glenn Robi. D. Russell Dr. Ed. B. Gray W. Thorpe George Wilson Elisha Braxton A Lee Beaty Irene J. Kirke T. Sneed Frank Layton W. L. Anderson W.P. Dabney Wm. J. Decatur John W. Goode Herbert Miller Jas. H. Thompson Wm. T. Nelson Horace Sudduth Creative ‘Realty Company West Fifth Street Cincinnati Ohio Horace .Sudduth Industrial Savings & Loan. Company Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hills

Eighth and Cutter Streets Bazaar and Supper Event

The YWCA Choral Club performs representing four nations with an Eskimo dance nightly. Spanish Dutch French menus listed by date March 5 6 7 with noted foods. A discussion contrasts social equality with interracial relations in the South. Admission free. director A J Johnson.

Jewish man appointed sheriff amid Klan activity in Louisiana

Baton Rouge report notes Governor Parker named August Leopold a Jewish candidate to sheriff of Morehouse Parish, replacing J. Fred Carpenter who resigned. The piece paints the region as a Ku Klux Klan stronghold with Leopold described as a potential target, while asserting Klan operations are thorough in the area.

Baton Rouge S. August Leopold John M. Parker Morehouse Parish Louisiana J. Fred Carpenter S. Aug. Leopold Ku Klux

Fragmented social prejudice riff in color line era note

A fragmentary passage describes threats and prejudiced attitudes toward a colored woman, referencing a barbershop debate and a colored rooming house on West Madison Street. It mentions a colored girl involved in an incident and hints at a death, with careful neutral wording.

West Madison Street

Sikis Chicago Stay Examines Rumors of Gin Drinking

WHIP tasked Al Monroe to verify Battling Siki's time in Chicago. Monroe reports focus on Siki's activities in the Windy City, exploring claims of wild behavior and alleged gin drinking, aiming to separate fact from white press fabrication.

Siki al Monroe Chicago Monroe Windy City

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