Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Marion, Ohio" in English language version.
One of the biggest attacks from his critics was about the very thing that attracted Black women to his campaign. Harding was criticized because the newspaper office that he and his wife owned in Marion, Ohio, was staffed by women and African Americans.
But for the next two years, some newspapers would label the Indians as hailing from Marion. … Only the town of La Rue would get shortchanged. It wasn't until years later that Lingo would mention that La Rue, not Marion, was the home of the Oorang Indians, further stumping historians and writers throughout the decades in their documentation of the history of the NFL. Rest assured, La Rue was indeed the home base of the Oorang Indians.
'T. N. T.' (Travel, nigger, travel) placarded over the west side yesterday caused a great scattering of Marion's negro element following the brutal attack of Mrs. A. E. Christian, Sunday and the arrest of George Washington Warner, colored, known in police circles as 'Squires'. Today police estimated that over 200 negroes had left town, almost the entire colored population of the city.
