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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1922

Page

1

Echoes Of The Campaign In Hamilton County

A retrospective on the county race reveals a turbulent campaign with racial and party clashes. Leaders like Hynicka receive praise for steadiness while debates over wet and dry liquor issues dominated, and figures such as Tadlock and Pee Wee Wilkins colored the narrative with sharp rhetoric and dramatic street confrontations.

Hynicka Hamilton County Republican Organization Schneller Tadlock Josh” Tadlock Taélock J. Franklin Walker Ware Garvey Samson Republican Temple

Siki barred from New York amid boxing bans

Battling Siki remains barred in New York after the New York State Athletic Association joined France and Britain in suspending him. The French Boxing Federation revoked his light heavyweight title and imposed a nine month suspension. The National Boxing Association may uphold the bans but New York and Massachusetts are excluded from its reach.

Black Europe New York Siki French Boxing Commission United Kingdom William Muldoon New York State Athletic Association French Boxing Federation France National Boxing Association of America Massachusetts

Married His Grandma in Calais Maine Sparks Scandal

George Eye 18 and his 63 year old grandmother Rebecca Eye sought a minister to wed. The minister refused after learning of the kinship, calling the marriage illegal. Eye says he loves his grandmother despite the age gap and the couple remains defiant amid local uproar.

Calais, Me George Eye Calais George Rebecca R. Eye

Have Women Souls Debate at London Authors Club

Mr George Wey American Ambassador at London defends women’s equality in a long discussion at the Authors Club of London titled Have Women Souls The talk argues religion supports female equality while Genesis shows male dominance, tracing origins to Babylonian legends and Ezra’s edits. The speaker cites Chaldean cylinders found by George Smith and compares versions across cultures to reinforce a merit for equal inherent rights.

Authors’ Club of London Harvey Adam Babylon Persia Ezra George Smith British Museum Eve Leonard Courtney Zavyion Israel

Auto Stunts Endangering Pedestrians Arrests Made

Three men and a woman drove recklessly through Eighth and Vine striking the curb and weaving around, prompting a call to police. Officers found the car rammed against a pole with moonshine nearby. Henry Brown, 47, 848 Carlisle avenue, Charles Smith, 52, 522 Plum street, and Laura Gooch, 25, 614 West Sixth street, were charged with reckless driving and disorderly conduct.

Norma Rough Harry Wuest Henry Brown Carlisle Avenue Charles Smith Plum Street Laura Gooch West Sixth Street Brown

Strangeness of truth almost frees man in Berlin case

Herman Mueller a ragged workman was jailed for theft and perjury after a midnight raid on a purse, a watch, and jewelry. A juror later found a factory owner’s card confirming the tale of a dying man who begged to die to spare his family. The owner’s confession exposed the bluff and Mueller faced punishment.

Mueller The New York Herald

All white. Had one of them been colored the man would have been dead.

A stark racial remark is quoted reflecting a discriminatory attitude, noting that if a person had been nonwhite the outcome would have been fatal. The line conveys hostile sentiment and potential violence implications within a historical context.

Beth Nutty and Wynn Paget Linked in Chicago Divorce Case

Chicago report shows 17 year old Wynn Paget and 17 year old Muriel Weiss connected to Dorothy Weiss in a complex family matter. The entanglement precipitated a divorce for Dorothy Weiss from her husband.

Chicago Wynn Paget Dorothy Weiss Muriel Weiss

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the Sterling Col Michelson Tull Beaty Howard Higgins Dalton St. Andrew’s Parish Hall Democratic Party Tulls Cincinnati St. Peter Wilkins Pee Wee Fourth and John Republcan Hggs Stonewall Dabney Mr. George Wey Nineveh Mr. Harvey Tarae Araea Ivi Auto Stunts Eighth and Vine Streets Berlin Beth Nutty
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