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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
4
The prayer God Our Father composed by W. P. Dabney is printed here by request. It asks for mercy grace and guidance, pleading for divine support through weakness, repentance, and a strive for unity. It envisions peace after earthly trials and heavenward solace.
A New York Sun reflection notes a 44 percent rise in the Northern colored population from 1910 to 1920, centering in Georgia’s northwest. It links wartime labor demand to migration, predicts reemergence of unskilled labor shortages, and suggests wages will draw workers north again. It ends with a caution to Black earners to save or risk submersion.
Paris dispatch reports debate over permitting Africans in Algeria Tunis and other colonies to hold officer ranks on par with whites. Expose by Col Stuhl sparks controversy as L Oeuvre condemns moves to broaden gunnery and command to black troops, with public doubt about colonial loyalties and future French leadership.
A historical excerpt questions black soldiers in Paris and after power, predicting strains of jealousy and the rise of famous colored generals. It notes General Dodds is dead and argues blacks could produce further military leaders. The text frames race and leadership in wartime prestige.
A Kansas City Star report notes that high living costs shape views on marriage and courtship. It cites Emma Wise and cites examples of purse strings, lavish gifts, and social expectations that strain men financially. The piece also covers Bulgaria, where peasants gain power and tax burdens shift to urban residents, listing quirky levies in Roustchouk.
An excerpt tracing the term Bolshevik from its Russian roots to its adoption in America. It explains the original meaning as radical reformer and notes how after the Romanov fall the label gained notoriety, becoming associated with extreme upheaval and dissent.
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