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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1919

Page

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Waln ut Till s Aftame over treatment of girl

A 138 year old colored girl from Douglass was allegedly assaulted after being accused of petty theft while caring for a white baby. Her mother, barred from visiting, reports she was slapped, stripped, and taken away by a government detective. The hospital and local officials face calls to expose authority and seek justice. The mother’s letter details her attempts to locate the girl and obtain access. The child’s letter from City Hospital expresses fear, longing for home, and hope for release.

Cincinnati W. P. Dabney the Union Sully Observatory Road Hyde Park Delta Avenue Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hillis Arabella Eliza James Mrs. Sully City Hospital N. C. Vaughan Pudently Mr. Sully Mr. Ovekirk Matilda Kirkpatrick Pearl Mamma

Famous investigator of lynchings to speak at Mound Street

Walter F. While, described as an NAACP assistant to Secretary Shillady, will lecture at East Springfield on the truth about race violence. The flyer notes he has entered riotous towns despite risk, and cites a case where he is accused of attacking two daughters, Laura 15 and Ciara 12, prompting arrest after a letter to Governor Cox. threats allegedly made against the girls. The message condemns white press coverage and ends with a proverbial remark.

East Springfield Laura Ciara James M. Cox Labus

Mass Meeting Sunday At Walnut Hills On Treatment Of Girl

A mass meeting is planned Sunday November 16 1919 at 230 p m near Walnut Hills to address the treatment of a girl and her mother Rev W W Cordell Deacon J W Lewis and Dr A H Dickerson serve on the committee with L L Tull Rev L W Gray and other church pastors to speak at the event Place to be announced later White Father Accused Steubenville Oct Bert Labus 40 a farmer of East Springfield Ohio is jailed on 6000 bond after threats of lynching reported by county authorities

Walnut Hills L L. Tull L. W. Gray Steubenville Ohio Bert Labus East Springfield

Woman jailed for false information on death certificate

Anna Powell, colored, who ran a maternity hospital at 424 West Eighth Street until health authorities moved in, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Judge Spiegel for furnishing false information to an undertaker. A death certificate forged in the death of Thelma Evans’s child led to Powell being bound over to the grand jury with a 2000 dollar bond.

Anna Powell West Eighth Street Health Board Spiegel Thelma Evans Grand

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Ously Douglass Cincinnati, Ohio General Hospital Miss Allen Mound St. Church Walter F. While Shilllady Branch National Association For the Ad W. W. Cordell J. W. Lewis A. H. Dickerson Wm. Slade Queen City Glee Club Mr. Clinton Gibbs Christian Endeavor Society G. K. Smith P. J. Blackburn A. E. Smith Fayoe Two Continents London Eng The Young Men’s Christian Association Emery Auditorium N. E. Cor. 8Th and Mound Sts ST. Andrew’s Church J. C. Hartzell Methodist Episcopal Church Africa Chas Trotter L. T. Hardison
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