06 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
1
Revered Park Street Church pastor Rev. B F Smith is praised for moral stamina intellect and race loyalty, earning broad esteem from his large congregation and the general public for courage and leadership.
The Ohio Women's Baptist State Convention closed its October 4 to 15 Cleveland session with praise for a pioneering gospel train under the sun. Miss E. B. Delaney addressed delegates as a returnee from Africa, and a Medical Missionary project aided an African student destined for Africa.
As press time, results show a large Republican lead with a broad margin. Indications point to Higgins's defeat and potential losses for other Black candidates.
Julius H. Love, attorney from Montgomery, asserts the Homestead Manor and Cherry Grove estates in Beulah Frankfort and Crystal Lake area offer a dry, healthy climate, good soils, and strong transport links. He notes several thousand trees planted, profitable small plots, and a favorable outlook for investors, especially those with limited means. Industry names include Homestead Development Association and Mr Ward.
In Tokyo on October 26 the Political Affairs Committee of the Kensei Kalopppo issues a firm statement. The Associated Press notes strong insistence on a political position and ongoing negotiations affecting regional stability.
The 73rd birthday of George W Hays was observed on November 1 with telegrams from Dr J H Shaw of Jacksonville and W L Houston in Washington. Cards sent from Nellie King Nashville Rev and Mrs W Allen Boyd Tokyo. Gifts included ties socks and cake as friends near and far sent congratulations for his health and happiness.
A resolution condemns California anti Japanese land legislation as a threat to Japanese progress and international friendship with America. It urges the Imperial Government to insist on Japan’s rights and protest the law, noting Japan’s merit and courage in demanding fair treatment.
Columbus Ohio October 26 Negro voters in Franklin County rally against Republican efforts to label two Negro candidates black on sample ballots. Officials fear confusion of names and threats of reprisals arise as race tensions flare during the General Assembly race.
As we go to press, early reports offer no definite result of the election’s political propaganda aimed at colored people. The article notes a revival of Calhoun, Tillman, and Vardaman-era rhetoric flourishing in the North, not only in the South.
The University News reports a straw poll to learn how many women students favor cigarette smoking among about 1200 women in a 3500 student campus. If a majority support it, a women’s smoking room similar to the men’s would be outfitted.
The passage discusses changing gender dynamics as women enter roles once dominated by men. It notes women catering and being eager for new opportunities, with some regions suggesting women favor the pipe and dealers adapting. It questions future gender balance among workers and whether men will see augmented ranks.
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