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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

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Notable Colored Men Highlighted By Floyd J. Calvin Speaker

First feature on notable Black men broadcast by Floyd J. Calvin special feature editor of The Pittsburgh Courier. Names business leaders such as Anthony Overton C C Spaulding Watt Terry S W Rutherford Harry H Pace Jesse Binga and others across banking insurance real estate and manufacturing. Also cites Paul E Johnson and Ira F Lewis among managers and executives in Chicago Newark Baltimore and Indianapolis.

Ee Galvin E Pitts Gimbel Brothers Radio New York A. Calvin Courier’s Anthony Overton Chicago National Bank C. C. Spaulding Durham N. C America Watt Terry Brockton, Mass S. W. Rutherford Washington, D. C Harry H. Pace Newark N. J Jesse Binga C. Benjamin Curley Paul E. Johnson F.B. Ransom Mme. C. J. Walker Indianapolis Ind Ira F. Lewis Pittsburgh Courier

Jealousy In Business Sparks Union Admonition

A young caller berates The Union over a related editorial on jealousy in business. The Union defends its open, fearless stance, recounts its twenty years, and denounces rival efforts while warning it may sell or end if race rights battles fade. It accuses rivals of slander, vows to continue or to fade as Cincinnati moves toward segregation.

Bulletin Union Cincinnati David Goliath Johnny

That Beautiful Booth At the Y Bazaar Exhibit

Visitors lingered before a W C A booth praised as a work of art. The article notes the exhibit showcased crafts by young women, admired for artistic skill and the instructors guiding their materialization. Secretary and Mrs Anderson guided visitors, explaining methods behind the pieces and praising the institute.

W.C Booth Mre Wae Ahderson

Dalton Campaign Committee Aides Rally For Council Bid

Attorney Dalton mobilizes strong support with a large list of committee backers including Mrs. Ida Hicks Mrs. Goldie Gates Mrs. Celia Dalton and other civic figures. The roster features many local names signaling broad community backing for the campaign.

Attorney Dalton Ida Hicks H. Burton Goldie Gates Celia Dalton Chapman Sabina Coleman Lucy Frinson Sadie Shelby Pearl French Susie Birch Nettie Phillips Florence McBride Viola Hardin Sarah Ellison Lillie Reed Peter Brooks Lizzie Branch Mary B. Brooks Montana Lewis Estelle Wyatt Lawrence Jones Mattie D. Jackson Arthur Saunders Nettie Moss Houston Ollie Dalton Amelia Jackson Gladys Tatum Clarence Ballow L. Wi. Ross Wilbur Young J. J. Wilson Edwin J. Green Harmon Johnson J. M. Green Samuel J. Lewis John Coleman John

National Guard Association Banquet At Hotel Sinton

The National Guard Association of Ohio met at The Sinton Hotel in Cincinnati for Oct 1 2 and 3. A grand banquet Sunday evening showcased unity and inter racial harmony among guests including Ohio National Guard officers. Col Simon Ross presided with wit and diplomacy as guests of color were treated with equal courtesy. The gathering highlighted a milestone in community solidarity and peace.

National Guard Association of Ohio Sinton Hotel Simon Ross 1447Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Raihra Horton Linton Cincinnati Col. Ross

Bentley Post Thanks Captain Wilkins

Bentley Post extended gratitude to Captain Wilkins for his hospitality to visiting Ohio National Guard officers. The young officer, who recently served as a major, impressed with executive ability during Armory social events at Hotel Sterling. His car and military papers were stolen in front of the Linton Hotel, but officers and the public recovered the belongings after a lengthy pursuit into Kentucky.

Bentley Wilkins Ohio National ‘Guard Hotel Sterling Linton Hotel Kentucky

Forum at Carmel Presbyterian on What Is Our Younger Generation Coming To

The Forum at Carmel Presbyterian Church will present a symposium on October 9 at 4 30 p m addressing what the younger generation is coming to. Participants include a parent Y M C A worker minister teacher and a representative of the generation. All are invited.

Carmel Presbyterian Church

Meeting of Ohio Baptists at walnut Hills

The General Association of Ohio Baptists will hold its annual session at the First Baptist Church on Park and Lincoln avenues Walnut Hills starting Tuesday October 11 and continuing through the week. A large delegation of leading divines from nearby states will attend and those who miss it will miss a religious treat. Everybody welcome.

General Association of Ohio Baptists First Baptist Church Corner Park Avenue Lincoln Avenue Walnut Hills F. P. Green

Naughty but Nice lines echo classic O Henry charm

A quip about wanting bright lights wealth and romance while remaining single. The speaker asserts desire for thrill and affection yet insists on paying the price to avoid being both naughty and nice. An added line echoes the warning that indulgence requires payment.

O. Henry

Coming to Calvary Church Seeks Music Lovers

Ruby Blakey of Pittsburg billed as the best tenor of the area will appear with Roland Hayes son and Mrs Anna Matthews as accompanist Mrs Turpau directs. Free admission for a Sunday October 9 service at 3 PM at Calvary M E Church located on 7th and Smith.

Calvary M. BE. Church Smith Ruby Blakey Pittsburg Land Hayes Anna Matthews D. D., Turpau

Mayor Walker Denial of Rome Rumor Fails to Quell Storm

A rumor claimed New York Mayor James J. Walker traveled to Rome to protest interracial dancing. The Associated Press reports he visited no cabaret or nightclub in Rome. Anton Bragaglia, owner of a Rome theatre and nightclub, denied Walker demanded ejecting two Brazilian Negroes and said Bragaglia praised Walker for loving women and Catholicism, noting a Pope only creates Negro bishops.

Jimmie” Walker New York Rome Associated Press Italy Anton Bragaglia James’ J. Walker Bragaglia

Gossip and misfortunes touch a stained page

The column reviews Rev. Page’s sermon and a photo that drew praise for his courage to fight for the right. It laments Dr T J Banks losing practice after a hotel incident, notes a Volleyball fall, and reports Edward Minnes’s California pickpocketing, with sympathy for the harmed attorney.

Helen of Cincinnati Stirs Verse and Memory

There is Helen of Cincinnati. A fragment notes a storied figure linked to myth and history, with a line hinting at a broader tale of beauty and theft and a war that spanned a decade. Continued on Page 4.

Helen of Troy Cincinnati

Also Mentioned on This Page

Floyd J. Calvin WGBS Gimbel Brothers The Dabney Dalton’s Campaign Committee R. Patterson William Bell Clifford Reed R. A. Fowler Louis Pack E. S. Smith Wm. B. Bush George French James Stuart William A. Gardner William Miller Robert Russell Arbella Dalton Chas. C. Jackson James R. Stuart Milton Collier Carlos Benitto G. D. Simpson Charles Lightfoot Sylvester Tatum E. L. Shedd H. Burton Woodfolk Speed S. Gates L. B. Breed Sinton Col B. O. Davis U. S. A. Cavalry Howard C. Gilbert J. W. Wilkins Ben Fisher Toledo Jas. Frey Cleveland Jas. Nichols Columbus L. L. White Adj Batt E. D. Colley E. E. Cooper Capt. Wilkins the Forum Meeting OF Ohio Baptists Calvary Walker Page T. J. Banks Beamon Gray Ross Clark Breedlove Edward E. Minnes California
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