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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1922

Page

3

White Robed Klansmen Visit Cincinnati Church Surprise Crowd

Report details two Ku Klux Klan members visiting Richmond Street Christian Church under a pastor’s permission. Dr C L Fowler of Atlanta spoke, condemning interracial mixing and alleging secret plots by Jews and Catholics. Police and firemen observed as crowd packed the building and streets.

Cincinnati Richmond Street Walter S. Hopkins Invisible Empire Fowler America Knights of Columbus Ku Klux Klan

Million Dollar Move Against Dyer Bill Questioned

Pittsburg attorney Robert L. Vann urged a sane approach to backing the Dyer Bill, criticizing a proposed campaign to raise one million dollars with a million women. He warned the idea could imply bribery and questioned who would manage, report, or profit from such funds.

Preston News Service Pittsburg Robert L. Vann Vann Dyer United States Senate New York City Guarantee Trust Company United States

Racial Identity and Intermarriage Debate

Dabney argues that widespread intermarriage challenges binary racial classification, challenging Thomas Dixon's claim that any Negro blood taints lineage. He contends many Americans may be improperly classified when examining ancestry and slavery’s legacy.

Tainly Thomas Dixon Dabney

Walter L Cohen Named Comptroller of Customs at New Orleans

Washington reports Walter L Cohen a Negro Republican politician was appointed by President Harding as Comptroller of Customs with headquarters in New Orleans. Cohen, long active in Louisiana politics, has held other federal posts and will receive the annual salary attached to the office.

Washington Walter L Cohen Harding New Orleans Walter L. Cohen Cohen A. W. Newlin Louisiana Repulican

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