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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
9
Hotel Sterling drew visitors from across the United States with large crowds attending baseball and race events this week. The paper notes the hotel’s bustling season as a sign of growing tourism.
Artie Matthews, famed musical director of the Hotel Stirling, relocated his studio to 811 West Eighth Street to accommodate his growing private practice. He and his wife Annie Howard, a former Park Street Church organist and teacher, are noted stars in Cincinnati's musical circle.
A committee headed by J. M. Tadlock reviewed the Jas. H. Monroe fireman application. Mr. Lentz stated they bore no blame since the filing was improper. He clarified that color had no bearing on the case.
A harsh editorial denounces a near lynching of a mayor and mob rule in Omaha. The piece attacks alleged black assailant actions, questions authenticity of reports, and calls on the United States to end mob violence while warning of a coming reckoning.
An analysis by Jean Boileau argues French women do not hate Negroes and that their affection for American soldiers of color shows humanity. The piece asserts French society honors colonial troops, highlights Senegalese credit at the Marne, and condemns US critics who promote color prejudice.
J W Rawlins of Detroit responds to R H Leavell's article arguing segregation harms both races. He cites Ohio's history, claims misperceptions about colored schools and riots, and warns Northern cities could face race violence if segregation spreads. He urges unity and criticizes accusations from Cincinnati's schools guide.
An Omaha editorial urges Nebraska officials to execute mob leaders and asks the U S Attorney General to use federal power to pursue the principals until cornered convicted and executed. It frames the mob as defying law and warns unchecked violence could lead to wider lynching.
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