Mount Sinai Lecture by N C Flowers at St Andrews
The Bible Students hold a Sunday talk at St Andrews Lecture Hall 8th and Mound Streets on September 23 at 3 30 P M. Mr N C Flowers will be the speaker. Seats are free and there is no collection.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
3
The Bible Students hold a Sunday talk at St Andrews Lecture Hall 8th and Mound Streets on September 23 at 3 30 P M. Mr N C Flowers will be the speaker. Seats are free and there is no collection.
Common Pleas Judge Edward T. Dixon told Cincinnati Rotary Club members that about 90 percent of American electors fail to perform their political duty. He said voters rush to polls, select party labels without studying candidates, and urged an intelligent, lighted review of issues and candidates before casting ballots.
A New York World excerpt condemns the Ku Klux Klan women’s auxiliary as absurd medieval pageantry. It ridicules their “Kamelias” as a showy, dangerous melodrama, predicting theatrics, raids, and a spectacle of white supremacy in a shadowy, glamorized culture.
A white plumber William App, 31, and Edith Henry, 18, a colored student, received a marriage license in the Bronx. They expect a same month ceremony and a Westchester honeymoon. App met Henry through her contractor father a year ago and insists their union is simple love. Henry dislikes publicity but confirms their plans amid urging to vote and civic responsibility in the broader commentary.
Springfield on August 25 1923 reports another triumph for the Troy Branch of the N A A C P credited to editor Harry C. Smith of the Gazette Cleveland Ohio. The note presents the victory as a result of advocacy under Ohio civil rights law.
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