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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
4
Washington dispatch outlines Ten Year intoxication trends under Major Don Sullivan with 3,623 arrests in 1913 rising to 9,751 in 1915 and 133 in 1922. Notes moonshine, crime increases, and uses Bible verses as guidance for readers amid anti narcotic measures and social shifts.
Mrs Mattie Byrd Randolph and family invite friends to the unveiling of a monument in memory of Mrs Mary Byrd. The ceremony is set for Sunday October 7 at 3 PM at Warsaw Cemetery.
Mrs. George Evans of Vancouver defies age eight decades into retirement by mastering swimming after 64. She joined beach life, dives like a porpoise, and teaches neighborhood children, proving age cannot wither the spirit of learning. The piece contrasts this with a disparaging note about a colored woman and forty, reflecting dated attitudes.
A report to Secretary James J. Davis from the Bureau of Immigration outlines how European aliens enter the United States via Cuba. The document cites smuggling of liquor by bootleggers, submarine operations off the Florida coast, and fake marriages to skirt immigration laws, illustrating Cuba’s adoption of American methods for quick gains.
A reflective note cites spiritual verses for times of sorrow failure and sin. It recommends John 14 Psalm 27 and Psalm 1 as sources of comfort and guidance. The message emphasizes faith, resilience, and seeking solace in scripture.
Cloyd Heck Marvin age 33 rises from Riverside public schools to Stanford post graduate work, USC study, Harvard Thayer fellow, and World War I aviation captain to assume President of the University of Arizona after serving as Dean and Assistant Director of the University of California Southern Branch. The piece highlights his self funding and criticizes local colored youths for lacking ambition.
A shrapnel bomb was found in coal delivered to Pace Phonograph Corporation in Meadow and Creek Sis Long Island City. Firemen nearly plunged it into a furnace. explosion could have wrecked the plant and endangered about 25 workers. Bomb squad investigated origin amid dual daily coal deliveries.
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