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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1922

Page

1

Mothers Love Often Too Foolish, Yet Blessed by All

In a reflective editorial tone the piece laments that mothers love too freely guiding childrearing while praising their sacrifices. It contrasts animal training with human guardianship, warns of unrestrained affection, and honors mothers who balance care with duty. It ends with a blessing for mothers.

Grandma Vale of Tears Land of Sunshine Mothers’ Aid Society

Protest Demand Dismissal of Negro at New Orleans Customs

Washington November 1. Governor John M. Parker and Louisiana delegation demand the removal of Walter L. Cohen a Black appointee as surveyor of customs at New Orleans Cohen was given a recess appointment to replace a Democratic incumbent The protest follows his appointment by President Harding into the New Orleans post.

Washington Harding John M. Parker Louisiana Congress Walter L. Cohen New Orleans Cohen

Lincoln University to clash with West Virginia Collegiate Institute

Lincoln University and West Virginia Collegiate Institute meet in Charleston on October 27 in what is billed as a season classic. Both teams are under seasoned coaches with Lincoln missing Coach Shelbourne but the Keystone lads are shaping up and expected to provide the Institute with its stiffest test yet.

Lincoln Keystone Institute

Seventeen Points of Progress in Negro Education 1922

The Methodist Episcopal Church reports a $2,000,000 advance in education for Negroes via the Board of Education for Negroes. Dr. I Garland Penn notes nineteen institutions with 6383 students, 406 teachers, and a 1921 22 budget of $1,041,000. Major gains include new properties, endowments, and expanded science and music facilities across Meharry, Walden, Clark, Morgan, Rust, Bennett, and other colleges in the South and East.

Methodist Episcopal Church America Board of Education For I. Garland Penn Cincinnati Ohio Rust College Holly Springs Mississippi Morristown Normal and Industrial College Morristown Tennessee Philander Smith College Little Rock Arkansas Claflin College Orangeburg South Carolina Methods Episcopal Church Penn

Santo Domingo Installs Provisional President Amid Independence Restore

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic October 21 Juan Batista Vicini Burgos took oath as Provisional President before the Supreme Court pending American occupation. U S officials and officers attended as demonstrations celebrated restored independence. Washington October 21 President Harding sent a peace and prosperity message to Vicini Burgos via Sunner Welles.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Associated Press Juan Batista Vicini Burgos Supreme Court of Justice United States Washington America Harding Island Republic Juan Batista Vicinj Burgos Sunner Welles

Governor May Parole David Barnum Evidence Quiet Hope

Columbia reports Governor Harvey is seriously considering clemency for David Barnum, on death row for alleged criminal assault. Convicted in 1918, electrocution sentence by Judge Mcliver. appeal not perfected and no resentencing. Supporters claim Barnum innocent amid a unique prison status and mounting pressure for mercy.

Columbia D. C Harvey David Barnum State Penitentiary Barnum Mcliver

My Mother By Jane Taylor Poem Fragment

Fragment of a lullaby poem asking who fed and nursed the speaker and comforted them through sleep illness and play, recalling a mother's care and affection in gentle questions and verses.

Jane Taylor My Mother Cothes

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