Banquet at the Sterling for Army and Navy Union delegates
The Army and Navy Union held a large gathering in Cincinnati last week at the Hotel Linton and the Sterling. Colored delegates faced frigid reception at Linton, while a Friday banquet and ball at the Sterling, funded by Mr. N A Michelson, drew whites and officials in a display of fellowship. Delegates praised Michelson's generosity, officials planned to form a local branch, and speakers including Judges Bell and Spiegel highlighted the visit.
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Saved by Tadlock in street arrest of pastor
Rev Washington long time Gospel Mission leader is halted by two white officers while speaking with a white girl on Central avenue. Tadlock arrives and defuses the situation after urging brotherhood. The incident highlights racial tensions and official interference in cross racial dialogue.
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Mayor Galvin Honors Liberian Party at Civic Functions
Mayor Galvin greeted the Liberian party with courtesy in civic etiquette for formal functions. He acted as Chief Official of Cincinnati this epoch-making year, a fortuitous arbiter of the city’s destinies.
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Sterling Jet Fr iday Night Routs Colorful Army Delegation
The Sterling Jet Friday night white and colored members of the Army and Navy Union had the time of their lives. In the winds of many it saved the day for Cincinnati which had until then earned a poor reputation for its treatment of the colored delegates.
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Hell in Columbus: once common term wanes in sermons
Columbus dispatches Sept 14 notes the word hell, once a frequent term in Christian exhortation, has become nearly obsolete in modern sermons and discussions, reflecting diminishing use in religious discourse and public speech.
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Saved the Day at the Banquet by Sterling Delegates
Delegates from Sterling gathered at a banquet where Linton guests from White friends spoke, sang, and feasted, sharing a pleasant time despite varied backgrounds. The event highlighted camaraderie and communal hospitality among attendees.
What Has Become of Hell Sermon Draws Crowd
Rev. Walter E. Burnett, pastor of a local Methodist Episcopal Church, delivered a sermon on the subject What Has Become of Hell tonight. He spoke on the softening of the doctrine of punishment as the backbone of religion in former days.
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The Enquirer Quotes On Preacher Belief In Hell
The Enquirer notes white preachers face a belief in Hell, while colored preachers largely deny it. It argues Hell is essential to fundraising, warning that dwindling belief risks losing collections and church revenue.
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Shaw Post Entertained by Calvary Baptist Church
Col R G Shaw Post members led by Louis Butler and Joseph Mason hosted by Calvary Baptist Church with L M E Stigall at the helm. Attendees included James L Payne William Holland Robt Alvis Rob Wells Holland family and other members and relatives.
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A League Of Nations Lecture At Hotel Sterling Hall
Thos E Banks speaks at Hotel Sterling Convention Hall Mound Street Sunday Sept 21 1919 3 PM opening with a 3:30 PM lecture. Message for all men women and children urging universal lasting peace after World War. Auspices International Bible Students Association free no collection.
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