28 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1922
Page
1
Richard B Witt is named County Auditor and County Treasurer Ferdinand Bader. Henry Federman named County Recorder with E A Gast as County Surveyor. Charles S Bell serves as County Prosecutor alongside Jacob Krollman and Dr D C Handley in related posts.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth headlines a East High School rally urging Republican voters to back the entire ticket. He defends tariffs, cites that no Republican tariff has closed a factory or cost jobs, while Democratic tariffs failed. He links Americanism to protectionism and touts GOP achievements under Harding, condemning Democratic critiques and urging support.
The 18th Ward Republican parade drew loud cheers and gunfire when Albert Sanders, a Black Democratic supporter, was struck by a bullet that punctured his cheek and ear. Dr. A Strashan treated the wounded man, who declared he would vote Democratic. The incident follows strong GOP activism and plans for a large Sterling ballroom rally.
A public reply from The Union addresses frequent criticism of its actions and members. The editors acknowledge ongoing scrutiny and vow brief responses to sincere readers while defending emphasis on exposing crimes and misdemeanors of white people.
A historical dialogue discusses how white papers highlight Black crimes while Black papers gloss over their own. It defends supporting The Union, criticizes muting Black achievements, and argues against worship of leaders in the Garvey movement. Dabney signs off.
A local community plans a new orphan asylum dedicated to colored children. The article outlines fundraising goals, anticipated services, and the involvement of local organizations in establishing the facility.
Tickets or sale for Memorial Hall balcony available at Model Pharmacies WH Pharmacy Hotel Sterling Pharmacy Ninth Street and Lockland YMCA and Andersons Printing Office.
Hallie J Brown president of the National Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs will speak on political issues at St Andrew s Parish Hall Highth and Mound Tuesday evening October 1st at 7 p m. Reserved seats for club presidents. Federated Club women urged to attend.
Garvey did not appear at Music Hall on Monday drawing disappointment after weeks of anticipation. The Sterling had been booked for his address while a large crowd gathered. KB. E. Colston T. W. Anderson Prest. Ware and Secretary Anderson spoke on the Negro's place in history and the Democratic candidates.
Alfred Nichols of Brooklyn sues Marcus Garvey as president of the African Community League at 56 West 135th Street for failure to pay two promissory notes totaling $2,000. The suit seeks the principal with interest.
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