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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1926
Page
4
The ad asserts investors benefit when consulting proper professionals, noting over 500 properties sold in 14 years with a flawless buyer track record. It emphasizes choosing doctors or lawyers as needed, aligning with prudent property purchases from the firm.
The page advertises a love triangle melodrama about a Count, a South American heiress, and a hostess, then lists a Fox drama The Rector of a Church and a Pola Negri feature Good and Naughty with yacht intrigue. Dates span Tuesday through Monday with multiple productions and star casts.
A film listing features Lawrence Criner and Kathern Boyd in an ace flying romance with supporting cast. Includes a sensational air stunt sequence and parachute escape, with romance and action. Also showing Maria Cortez Garbo and others in a flood melodrama. Added Westerns Buck Jones and The Masquerader Bandit with action and comedy. Red Pepper comedy.
Four colored men entered Charles Ching's restaurant at 1408 North Tenth street Philadelphia after dining for about $1.65. When confronted about lacking money, Ching fired a revolver, wounding one assailant in the leg. Ching and Fletcher Milliner were arrested.
California Eagle reports a confrontation near Spring and Fourth streets where Rev L B Brown allegedly assaulted Editor Bass over coverage of a supposed exposition. The incident left both men with injuries and the fight ended in a draw, with Brown denying threats while the editor recounts the assault.
In Clinton Park Lake 643 persons were baptized by Portugese faith healer Bishop C M Grace amid police attempts to halt the event. A court order later restrained police from stopping services. Grace, arrested last week on charges of selling conversions, defended his work and denounced doubters as liars amid a crowded, tense scene.
The American Medical Congress endorses inviting seventy five leading Negro physicians to study in England next year with support from London Hospital and Medical School officials. Census Bureau statistician Charlie Hall highlights high death rates among Negro mothers and children as a focus for the exchange. The Dean questions the number of Negro doctors in England and calls for broader inclusion to advance science and health.
A Pekin Theatre program advertises Mongay Irene and other dramatic titles. It promotes a sensational drama about a disreputable romance, plus Neilan's Wild Oats Lane with Viola Dana and Robert Agnew, Warner Brothers Other Women's Husbands, and Pauline Starke You Are In Danger, followed by The Sea Wolf adaptation. It invites audiences with descriptions of love, scandal, and uplifting stories, citing comedy options for matinee and evening viewings.
An interviewer documents workers at a Whiting Indiana plant where most employees are foreign born, with a small number of Negro workers found cleaning stills. The process is extreme heat and toxic vapors, with only five to ten minutes per entry before exposure prompts a break. Stills workers earn eighty cents an hour, while American-born labor dominates skilled roles. The account highlights stark racial and nativity-based segregation in harsh, dangerous labor.
Paris professor Jacques Barty warns in a controversial essay that white and yellow races will disappear under cannibalism within centuries. He theorizes global population growth to 14 billion in 750 years, with blacks eventually dominating and spreading hunger driven chaos from Africa to Europe and beyond.
Dr. Romanso Adams of the University of Hawaii predicts interracial marriages in Hawaii will blur ancestral lines within generations. He notes thirty five percent of white male marriages are to women of other races, with pure blooded Hawaiians and Portuguese fading as part Hawaiian and part Portuguese groups rise.
The piece argues that colonial empires absorb weaker peoples and notes U.S. Census data showing racial intermixing patterns among whites and Blacks. It cites Native Americans and Hawaiians as examples and critiques assimilation by "civilization" driven by white society.
Fred Russell was fined $100 in Municipal Court here Tuesday on a charge of transporting liquor after he was arrested Monday night in a house raided in the west end of town.
Beautiful home described as a campus style property suitable for an institution or speculation. It features 11 rooms, bath, furnace, garages, many fruit and shade trees. Lot 142 measures 305 ft. Asking price is 6,800 dollars in Wyoming, Ohio.
Nashville Negro promoters announce the first annual state fair featuring a harvest display, exhibitions on the race's progress in Tennessee, a football game, and addresses by leading state citizens.
In Birmingham a family dispute left Johnny Smith a 13 year old with a painful flesh wound after Morris Brooks 15 shot him. Cleo Robinson 16 is held as an accomplice.
Universal City Calif Pacific Coast News Bureau Charles S Gilpin leaves the film role of Tom after two days of work to return to the stage James B Lowe takes over the Uncle Tom part Lowe signs with Universal and rises to major Negro star status in motion pictures He began at five dollars a day less than three years ago and now earns one of the highest salaries for a Black actor Lowe stands over six feet tall and about forty years old as he steps into the part that mirrors Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel
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