Little Arabella Case Sparks Walnut Hills Uproar
The case of Little Arabella stirred Walnut Hills with rumors of assault and venereal disease. Officials and residents deny injuries by employers, while calls for investigation rise. A mass meeting was postponed as trial results loom and community groups discuss child welfare and vigilant parenting.
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Arabella
Walnut Hills
Sully
A. Lee Beaty
Phoebe Allen
Leslie L. Tull
Welcome Visit of Col Charles Young to Cincinnati Armistice Pageant
Col Charles Young and Madame Chapotan of France arrived in Cincinnati on Tuesday November 1st for a patriotic Armistice Day pageant. A 3 to 6 pm reception at the Community House followed by a thousand schoolchildren welcome and a 6 pm dinner at the Y M C A. A memorial program at 8 pm honored service members with remarks by Col Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Chas. Young
Mrs. Young
Madam Chapotan
France
Col. Young
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Jennie D. Porter
P. A. Rankins
B. H. Ranvkin
Lieut. Price
Ziegler
Charles Young
American Legion
Young
H. S. Dunbar
R. R. Hawking
Papa Hays
Hays
W. P. Dabney
The
Union
Jos. L. Jones
Central Regalia Co
Wm. H. Bush
Jennie
Porter
Etta C. Forte
Amy Hawkins
J. Garland Penn
Secetary
W. Clinton
Begg
Louis Cornish
A. Lee Beaty
W. L. Anderson
Recital by Christina Claxton at Antioch Baptist Church
A voice and piano recital by Mrs Christina Claxton and pupils will be held at Antioch Baptist Church on November 24, 1919 in the afternoon and evening with admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Claxton
Antioch Baptist Church
P.M
Movement for Colored Community Center Held in Zanesville
A mass meeting at Union Baptist Church under Mothers Club and Study Club aimed to establish a Colored community center. Estelle R. Davis of Cincinnati spoke on Our Responsibilities of the 20th Century, urging social uplift and civic duty. Citizens pledged support. another meeting will follow with Davis present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
The
Study Club
Union Baptist Church
Estelle R. Davis
Cincinnati
E. R. Davis
Daily Journal of
Zanesville
Walter White to Speak at Union Baptist Church on Lynchings
Walter F. White of the NAACP will address Union Baptist Church at Richmond and Mound Streets on Tuesday November 25 at 8 PM. Admission is 25 cents with tickets from local residents listed, including Cora Oliver Phoebe Allen Monroe Lee and others. White asserts his testimony on lynchings and riots is unchallenged.
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Mond and Mound Sts
White
Cora Oliver
9Th St
Phoebe Allen
Ward Av
F. J. Monroe
Barr
Andrew W. Lee
Chambers
Percy A. Gifford
Chandier St
Great Case Won Frank Burton Not Guilty In Pocket Picking Trial
Frank Burton, colored, was indicted for pocket picking and robbery in October Term. He stood trial November 13 before Judge Buchwalter and a jury, which retired to deliberate and returned a verdict of not guilty at 4:40 p.m. Ten minutes later, the defense attorney Thomas J. Howard expressed pride in the victory, noted as a historic first Negro lawyer defending a criminal case before a court and jury in the new courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burton
Buchwalter
Thomas J. Howard
New Court House
Burton
Indignation Over Cork Reflection On American Sailors
The Gaily prosenss quotes Daniel O Connor claiming Cork men punished American sailors to protect Irish women provoking strong reaction. The piece notes double standards if Black men were mentioned, suggesting applause would follow regardless of veracity.
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Daniel O’connor
Cork
Ireland
America
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W. W. Cordell
J. W. Lewis
A. H. Dickerson
W. Slade
Dabney
M. L
Wm. B. Bush
H.M. Higgins
H. 8S. Dunbar
Eugene Cox
E. L. Gilliam
D. D
Myra Bryant
Martha Jones
B. Wills
Janett Woods
Robert Simms
R. R. Hawkins
Lila Rickman
H. M. Warren
Grant
Wm. Porter
Thomas O’banion
F. H. Gow
Bertram W. Ferguson
Mr. Harvey Warren
ST. Andrew’s Parish Hall
N. E. Corner
Fine Service
Professor van Wye
University OF Cincinnati
Brown Chapel
Christian Endeavor
G. K. Smith
A. E. Smith
P. J. Blackburn
Rabbi GrossMann
Will
Douglass School
Stoke
Walter F. White
Sec
Retary Shillady
Coloredsociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Col
Rich
Thos. J. Howard
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