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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1922

Page

3

Colored Boy Held. White Boy Released in Philadelphia Case

In Philadelphia a fifteen year old colored boy Artrolph Boetier and a sixteen year old white youth Andrew Montroy are held on charges of attack and attempted burglary against a twenty one year old white woman, Margaret Pletcher. Witnesses note her reputation and prior arrests. The colored boy was remanded to detention. a racial remark is reported in court.

Philadelphia Artrolph Boetier Andrew Montroy Margaret Pletcher

Jesus drank wine and temperance misreadings

The text argues that Jesus produced wine at a wedding and criticizes temperance advocates who claim his wine was unfermented. It states Christians should have real wine for sacramental use and to attract adherents, contending the idea of perfect virtue requiring imperfect wine is misguided.

Jesus

Diabetes Epidemic Noted at Mt Sinai Hospital

The Associated Press reports prohibition spurred Mt Sinai to inaugurate a new diabetes treatment. The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies cites Dr Emanuel Bonheiser saying abstinence drives citizens toward sweets, increasing diabetes. He asserts lasting harm from pastry consumption relative to drinking.

New York Associated Press Mt. Sinai Hospital Federation of Jewish Philanthropies Federation Emanuel, Bonheiser

Only Wine Must Be Used In Churches

In Cleveland Ohio Lutheran ministers of the Missouri Synod English District convened and voted unanimously that only fermented wine may be used for sacramental purposes. They rejected recent Concordia Seminary claims that grape juice could serve this role, citing early Christian church practice.

Cleveland Ohio Missouri Synod Concordian Lutheran Theological Seminary St. Louis C. H. Russkamp Detroit

Explorer describes Zulu courtship and polygamy limits in Zaza land

Danish explorer Olaf Linck returned from a year among the Zulus on Africa s east coast and spoke to scientific societies. He said women s status had improved and polygamy declined as living costs rose. Linck noted high bride prices and installment plans to marry daughters, and described a law forcing defaulting husbands to work for their father in law. He also claimed a Zulu spear linked to Prince Napoleon s 1879 death. He warned that if American Negroes visit the country there could be deadly consequences.

Zazaland Africa Olaf Linck Mr. Linck Linck Napoleon Napoleon III

Gowns Recovered From Erie Yard Theft Suspect

Lima man George Williams was arrested in the Erie railroad yards with 25 silk gowns valued at 500 dollars. He claimed he found the gowns beside a box car while walking the Erie tracks and moved them to a box car before going for paper and twine. Mrs. Bowerman alerted police as Williams returned for the bundle. officers believe thieves dumped the gowns from a freight car and planned to reclaim them later.

Lima Ohio George Wulliam Sandusky Erie Railroad Erie T. H. Bowerman Williams Linker

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