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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
2
The Union, edited by W P Dabney in Cincinnati, outlines its purpose to foster loyalty and unity among readers. It promotes collective effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political realms and cites a Seneca maxim about reciprocity. Subscriptions listed: one year ten dollars?
E H Blue resigns as Porter's Instructor after nearly twenty years of service to pursue a ministerial calling. He cites financial adequacy and a stronger commitment to religious work. offers to assist in successor transfer and maintaining district standards. Dated May 5, 1922, Cincinnati Ohio.
Washington reports that Negro voters in Pennsylvania and Indiana backed Pinchot and Beveridge while opposing Alter and New. The NAACP leader says other administration congressmen face possible defeat for opposing anti lynching and uplift laws, per the New York World.
In Conroe Texas Joe Winters a nineteen year old Negro alleged assailant was burned to death in Courthouse square after a white girl attack claim. In Texarkana Arkansas Hallen Owens another Black man lynched by a mob after a fatal shooting of R C Choate police officer. body dragged from jail and set ablaze near Union Depot.
H. A. M. Beckies from Harrison College Barbadoes has earned a University of Durham fellowship. The poor youth, then studying law at Middle Temple, benefited from a public subscription to study abroad. He becomes the first person of color to win a fellowship at a British university.
Police rushed to Palace Theatre after comedian Billie Dosley objected to loud laughter from front-row girls during last night’s show. Audience siding with the girls caused high tension until police arrived. no arrests were made and the matter was quickly quieted.
The notice lists May 29 to June 4 showings with SHAM starring Ethel Clayton, VANISHING TRAIL with Franklyn Farnum, STARDUST featuring Hope Hampton, and NOTHing LIKE IT plus STRAIGHT IS THE WAY. Katherine Williams stars Wild Animal Drama, TOO MUCH SPEED with Wallace Reid and Theo Roberts, Agnes Ayers, plus CHILD FOR SALE on June 12 13 14.
A call to contribute to a combined brief history and directory of Cincinnati’s colored citizens and institutions. It invites lodges churches and businessmen to submit histories photos and details, promising affordable pricing and lasting value for future generations and urging prompt response to publish the city on the map. Addresses The Union for information.
The scene shows Atkins lynched from a tree after Mrs. Kitchens death, bullets and fire damage visible. Sheriff English reports Rev. Segars failed to halt the mob as pleas for reason were ignored. The mob’s motives center on the stolen automobile, with broader cries accusing white lynching of harming the country’s reputation.
The Cincinnati incident shows a group of Black residents arresting a man of their own race over moonshining, illustrating race pride against actions that taint the group. The piece argues against wholesale condemnation of races or classes for the acts of individuals and urges personal responsibility.
The Annual May Pole Dance and Choice Program will be performed by the Children on Orphan Asylum Grounds on Tuesday May 30 from 4 to 8 PM. Public invited.
W B Bush of 22 Temple Court Canal 2233 offers a fine house with garage and large lot in Madisonville and two cottages on Walnut Hills. The property must be sold now.
In Davisboro Georgia on May 19 a mob burned Charlie Atkins a fifteen year old Black youth at the stake claiming he killed rural mail carrier Mrs Elizabeth Kitchens. Atkins allegedly implicated John Henry Tarver before dying as the mob dispersed seeking justice.
Simon Commandery No 1 Knight Templars will hold Ascension Day Services at the local church next Sunday at 8 pm A motion picture portraying The Ascension will be a feature on the programme Public invited Also note the play Keeping House on May 21 and the June 7 Young People event Alien Temple with the Japanese Wedding Brown Chapel will host a quarterly meeting with Mt Zion in the afternoon
Advertising offer promises one thousand cards printed for 1.85 delivered to any location. No special services. Encourages sample review first. Respond via mail or phone for a callback. States own building with no rent to pay. Contact K Eb ersole Ptg Co CGG Cincinnati address and Ridge 4223710.
Printing done cheap for 1000 cards at $2.25 with envelopes bill heads and other items. Society printing for weddings announcements dances and parties. Church printing a specialty. Entertainment tickets also $2.25 per thousand. Call for samples. Phone Ring 692. K L Ebersole 1710 Leegers Ave Cincinnati%
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