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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
2
Political and religious ideal in Golden Rule creed noted
The piece highlights an Independent Republican stance in politics and a religious belief in the Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood of Man. It cites an all embracing remedy for racial and national troubles as the Golden Rule, with references to news services and groups such as Preston, Lincoln, Adams, and A A G P News Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Man
Fragmented thoughts on race and leadership pace in 20th century discourse
A column discusses beliefs on intelligence across races, linking leadership potential to education and social conditioning. It argues that whites recognize their ignorance while Black communities often fail to see outsiders' superiority, urging a shift toward following to cultivate mental and moral worth. The text then lists community notices and social updates from Cleveland and surrounding areas, including engagements, illnesses, visits, and local announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marriage of Dr Clarke and Miss Speaks at Springfield Ohio
The marriage of Dr R B Clarke and Miss Margaret Speaks occurred in Springfield Ohio on September a. The ceremony drew many guests and is hailed as a beautiful matrimonial event in the city. The couple reside at 1510 Chapel Street.
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National Business League
Cleveland
Geo. A. Myers
City Club
Hollender Hotel
Frank H. Gilbert
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. P. Dabney
Cincinnati Union
Fred R. Moore
New York Age
Moore
Mr. Myer
Myers
R. EB. Clarke
Margaret Speaks
Springfield
Ohio
Chapel Street
WM. Washington
R. O. Weatherall
Shirley Hawkins
8. Hawkins
Ella Fisher
Wm. Copeland
Walter Washington
Stephen Simms
Simms
Distinctive engraved Xmas cards offered by Freddie Bunton Walls
Freddie Bunton Walls advertises exclusive engraved Christmas cards and professional announcements calling cards wedding invitations and stationery. Located at 757 Dirt Avenue telephone Kirby 3452 Y. Offers personal service and early ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Bunton Walls
Dirt Avenue
Kirby
Wijl
Lincoln Theatre week program includes Volcano and Lovey Mary
Lincoln Theatre presents Volcano with Wallace Berry Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez on Tuesday September 13 in a dramatic Paramount melodrama. Also Fox Comedy Lovey Mary starring Bessie Love runs September 15 16 with a tale of an orphan and a child. Friday September 17 and 18 Lon Chaney in The Black Bird a London Lime House District crime story full of thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Wallace Berry
Bebe Daniel Ricardo Cortez
Bebe Daniels
Cortez
Berry
Fox
Lovey Mary
Bessie Ve
Alice Hogan Rice
America
Tommy
Mary
Laurist
Black Bird
Lon Chaney
London Lime House
Ugnis
Crippale
Len
Autumn Theatre Schedule with Romance and Rainmaker Drama
The notice outlines consecutive show blocks from September 12 to 20 featuring Chas. Pim and Willie Collier in varied stage pieces. It mentions a tale of a son marrying the heiress, a dancer love triangle, a Rainmaker jock in a race track dance hall, and the Gish Sisters presenting Romola in a Florence political drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Javen
Pim
Anyy
Ang
Willie Collier
Rainmaker
Romola
Gish
Lilian
Dorothy
Italy
Florence
Mrs Daisy Solomon Returns Home After Summer Visit
Mrs Daisy Solomon has returned home after spending the Summer with her sister Mrs Mabel Ryder. Mrs Mattie B Vinegar of Lexington spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs Eva Sanders, Mrs Emma Carpenter and Mrs Eva H Adams spent Sunday in Georgetown Ohio at the Home Coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Worthy
Louisville, Ky
Ida Hopkins
Louisville
Elizabeth Coleman
Mesdames Gee
W. Hays, Jr
Pinkie’Dunlap
New York
Jessie Slater Filmore
Harry Williams
Hyde Park
Mayme Easton Banks
Detroit
Daisy Solomon
Mabel Ryder
Mattie B. Vinegar
Lexington
Eva Sanders
Emma Carpenter
Eva H. Adams
Georgetown
Bridgetown Girl Ends Life Over Unbobbed Hair
Annabel E. Lewis a 14 year old of Apper Deerfield Township near Bridgetown New Jersey killed herself with a shotgun rather than face classmates with unbobbed hair. She was one of eight children and worked on her father's farm all summer. Her father promised a trim but she could not visit a barber. Authorities say she felt strain without the bob and took her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
N. J
Bridgeton High School
Annabel E. Lewis
Apper Deerfield Township
Annabel
Exelento Quinine
Exelento
Formation of the National Bar Association in 1925
Veteran Des Moines lawyer George H. Woodson envisioned a national body to uplift and standardize ethics among Negro attorneys. From Mercy Hospital he organized the 1926 Annual Meeting, forging a countrywide coalition of Blackstone and Kent followers. He declined joining the American Bar Association to keep a separate Negro Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Woodson
Des Moines
American Bar Association
National Bar Association
Mercy Hospital
Woodson
Blackstone
Kent
Indianapolis Negroes Fight for Access to Public Golf Courses
A letter complains public courses, funded by taxpayers, exclude Black residents. It argues officials diplomatically block Negro citizens from parks facilities such as golf courses and tennis courts, condemning oppression and urging equal rights in leisure spaces. The writer contrasts protest behavior and dignity with perceived white indifference.
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Indianapolis
Pblic
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Miss Thomas
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H. W. Tate
Christ Hospital
Harry Jones
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Frank Workdal
Frank Ramey
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Bertha Watts
Clarence Lester
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Mitzi’ Fletcher
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Bertha, Watts
Philadelphia
Lula McCraven
B. C. Maxberry
Alberta M. Morris
Loveland
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Mack Wallace
Jno. Reider
Danville, Ky
Henry Jones
Elizabeth Howard
Ladies Aid Society
H. M. Carroll
Edwin Kinney
Robi. Pitts
Cordell, Ga
Rev
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Amelia Burns
Mesdames Elnora Lewis and
Belle Patterson
Mrs
Conrad Smith
Clifford Ames
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Nora Worthington
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Jas. Stewart
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Clara
Priscilla Thompson
Rossmayne
Clara Ann Thompson
Tho. F. Weaver
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Walter Tedford
Mrs. Jno
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Edna King Maxwell
Mayme Banks
Easton
Martha Jane Jones
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Francis M. Russell
Dr. Clarke and
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St. Andrew’s
Clems Gentry
Lincoln
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Alex Sanders
Negro Bar Association
Avon
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Office of the Union
Walnut Hills
Wolbrn
Woodburn
Dixie Beauty
Dixie Hair Beautifier
Dixié
Dixié Laboratories
Cincinnati, Ohio
Dixie
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Atlanta, Ga
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Dabney Publishing
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Thee
West Fifth St
the Grandview
East End
Srofe & Mansfield
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East
Neave
GEO. W. Quarker Furniture Repair Shop
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James H. Rosg
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M. Brooks
Main
W. 6Th Street
Cincinnasi, O
Ebersole
Central Ave
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Ebersole Printing CO
Central Avenue
Mattie Brooks
W. L. Harris
Natures Health Restorer
Zetelis
West
Carlisle Ave
J. C. Langley
Kenyon Avhe
C. K. Harris
L. Butler
Obryon
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Anna Beckwith
Reider
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Welbin
Aims Place
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