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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
3
A fragment recalls ongoing violence with shooting and cutting between groups, noting Klux involvement and a duel from last week. The readable portion hints at public unrest and danger, promising further details in the following account.
Joseph Donaldson 25 of O'Bryanville and Eayle Parks 30 of Lincoln Avenue shot each other dead in the home of Anna McKinley Ne gress on Washington terrace Wal nut Hills Both men died on arrival at General Hospital Police report Parks claimed Donaldson owed him $2 and as Parks reached for the money Donaldson handed him $2 then drew a revolver Parks also drew and both fired in a near simultaneous encounter Police could not locate either weapon shortly after the incident.
A committee led by President J. M. Tadlock announced a manifesto for working people. The document, soon to be issued, aims to articulate goals and demands of the Colored Workingmen’s Conference.
The Kansas City conference proves highly successful with a message from President Coolidge and speeches by the Mayor and other dignitaries as a grand feature of the occasion.
The Roosevelt Theatre presents daily pictures and nightly vaudeville with two shows nightly. September programs include CALIFORNIA ROMANCH with John Gilbert, LIGHTS OF NEW YORK, MAKING A MAN with Jack Holt, and Jules McGurre High Brown Stepper musical comedy. Prices range from 20 to 40 cents, with 900 seats and matinees daily.
Lincoln Theatre showcases a week of features starting Saturday with STEEL TRAIL starring Wm Duncan and Edith Johnson described as the greatest serial yet with real life thrills. Shirley of the Circus follows on Sunday with Shirley Mason in a love story of circus life and a Century comedy.
Park Street Church invites former vacationing members to return and engage in fall and winter programs. Bishop I. B. Scott preached last Sunday and will be with the church again this Sunday. The congregation anticipates a rewarding season with sermons and inspiring music.
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