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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1922
Page
4
A controversial bond case linked to a white man accused of insulting a Black woman draws attention to racial bias. The article notes strong anti Negro sentiment among lower white classes and hints at political use of such prejudice. A continuation date is set for September 30 to allow character investigations.
In a courtroom scene near City Hall, Miss Lillie Nelson explains she fired a revolver to control disruptive youths at Linton Park after trying to calm a noisy crowd and presiding over a fundraising table. A boy selling papers, not a child, was struck during the incident. The exchange reveals tensions over park safety and segregation era issues.
Charles Schader aged 19 and Frank Lee 16, both Black, sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to killing policeman Harry Busse during a January hold up in Chicago. Police allege Schader had earlier killed his father and sister to avoid police disclosure. loot valued at 8000 dollars found at his home. The case is framed by police theory amidst racial and religious commentary.
The Lincoln Theatre schedule features Sunday and Monday showings of SEVENTH DAY with Rich ard Barthalmess and cast, plus the Sherlock Holmes Detective Story, WIFE AGAINST WIFE, HER MAD BARGAIN with Anita Stewart, and HOPE DIAMOND MYSTERY with William S Hart. The lineup includes BORDER WIRELESS and related thrillers across the week, with Campbell and other comedies sprinkled between drama nights.
Madam Simmons announces completion of a Beauty Culture course from Poro College St Louis and offers services at home 402 Broadway City including facial massage manicuring and Poro Heir Grower hair growth trial offered to friends and patrons
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