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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1923
Page
3
Readable fragments report Jewish students at a technical high school in Budapest striking over discrimination and separate seating, with anti Jewish placards and injuries in Bucharest university clashes. The piece mixes later religious references and notes church figures presiding at a related event.
Daytonian March 6 anniversary highlights the $62,000 three story fireproof dormitory dedication at Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute. Bishop William F. Andersen spoke, Dr. I Garland Penn lectured on Negro education, and $20,000 was raised including $11,000 from James N Gamble. Mary McLeod Bethune received praise for building an asset of over $300,000 and 370 students. plans discussed to double capacity and become coeducational.
Washington May 4 Dr Emmett J Scott replies to J M Gibbs secretary of the North Carolina Pine Association arguing that Southern oppression and peonage push African Americans to migrate north for freedom and opportunity. He contends wage gains do not match Northern offers and urges blacks to seek full citizenship despite risks in the North. Migration northward will continue if the South remains hostile.
The Church Federation of Indianapolis appointed a mixed group of leading white and colored citizens to meet and plan for harmonious race relations. It is studying the issues and has invited several colored leaders to present the Negro viewpoint to promote better understanding.
A Black defendant in Hazard Kentucky sought an all colored jury. The first all colored jury in the state convicted him in eleven minutes and he received a twenty one year penitentiary sentence.
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