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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1923

Page

5

Coolidge at Tuskegee Distracts From Segregation Hospital

The speech at the Tuskegee veterans hospital exposes a costly segregated symbol in a nation that denies full citizenship to African Americans. The piece denounces the hospital as a curse of caste, contrasts it with democracy, and criticizes Tuskegee principal Moton for glorifying segregation.

New “Negro Veterans’ Hospital Robert K. Moton Tuskegee United States America Moron

Missionaries Arguing Central African Negroes Can Learn

In Kabongo Congo, Reverend Coleman Hartzler and Rev. W A Miller of the Methodist Episcopal Mission advocate that Central African Negroes possess learning capacity on par with other races under similar conditions. They describe no starter bias, note vast educational groundwork required, and highlight teaching crafts like carpentry, pottery, gardening, and basket weaving to elevate living standards. They report natives can achieve high craftsmanship and civilization given opportunity, while addressing lingering belief they cannot advance due to race.

Central Africa Coleman C. Hartzler W. A. Miller Board of Foreign Missions The Methodist Episcopal Church Congo Pelze Kabongo Luba Martzler Capetown Mision Africa America Mr. Hartzler Hartzler Miller Mr. Miller

Letter of solidarity to the oppressed black brothers

A letter from Japan Post Box F in Tokyo expresses sincere sympathy for the oppressed black brothers. The writer rejects racial taint claims and asserts humanity and solidarity, emphasizing universal brotherhood and support for the cause.

Tokyo Japan

Rabbi David Philipson at Music by Female Trio-M Neugen

Music program features Rabbi David Philipson with female trio M Neugen, battle and Madden Mrs Artie Matthews as accompanist.

Rabbi David Philipson M Neugen Battle and Madden Artie Matthews

Mahendra Pratap Advocates Religious Unity and Love

In a January 1923 letter from Raja Mahendra Pratap, the writer argues that race is irrelevant to the inner worth of people and urges unity through love. He promotes religious and moral approaches, resists sectional unions, and outlines ideas like the Religion of Love and a Happiness Party while planning to travel in China.

Happiness Party China Mahendra Pratap Raja

Suit Reveals Wilbur Rickman White Man Claim in Divorce

In Noblesville Indiana Mrs Jenne Rickman seeks divorce from Wilbur Rickman after discovering his claim to white parentage. Wilbur formerly passed as colored and now seeks a court declaration of whiteness. The couple married twelve years and have three or four children.

Rickman Wilbur Rickman Rickmans

Get Rid Of Nonsense Myths of Religion in Lent Sermon

Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant urged getting rid of mythical elements in Christianity in a New York Lent sermon. He questioned the apostles creed and virgin birth while urging believers to focus on reality and inner truth amid broad religious ferment across denominations. Africa and Asia were cited to argue charity should begin at home.

New York Br. Percy Stickney Grant Church of the Ascension Grant William T. Manning Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Africa America Asia Japan China

A Southern Dialogue on the Negro Question

Clement Wood and Georgia congressman Lankford discuss segregation and race relations in the South. They advocate separate facilities and schools while exposing white male hypocrisy and legal vulnerabilities affecting Black women, families, and legitimacy amid Jim Crow. The exchange notes ongoing racial tensions and potential migrations.

Clement Wood Mr. Wood Lankford Wood Columbia University New York Mr. Lankford South Ethiopia Washington Alabama Heaven

Votes for Sale in Election Contests

A critique denounces widespread vote buying in counties including Pike and Adams, noting a large pool of white votes bought and sold. The piece condemns national politicians who condemn Black voters while ignoring fraud and calls out hypocrisy in the political arena.

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Guardian Coolidge Rockdale Ave Ninth Street Y. M.C. A Noblesville, Ind Jenne Rickman Greece Rome Jesus Great Eastern Journal Pike County Adams County Ional Goldwyn Presents Roe Skin Peter B. Kyne Ine Chadwick Claire Windsor Mae Bisel Pat O'Malley Erry Wi Ve E. Mason Hopper Pekin Theatre
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