Thousands Attend Opening Revival in Atlanta Tabernacle
Dr. Chapman leads first revival in Atlanta at the Chapman Alexander Travical tabernacle as about three thousand people fill the six thousand seat venue. He vows to fight evil wherever found and urges pressure on local politicians, while a 1,390 voice choir and soloist Albert Brown from Nottingham underscore the powerful opening.
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Chapman-Alexander Trevical Tabernacle
Dr. Chapman
Atlanta
Mazarian
Kaiser
Tabernacle
Alexander
Erskine Brewster
Old Brewster
Toscanini
Metropolitan Orchestra
Alexander Ia
Carusol
Albert Brown
Mr. Brown
Nottingham
England
Jesus
Birmingham
Dr. Chapmant Lo
Pdint
Tie Wlao
Northen
Chapman
Wis
Canada alarm over aeroplane sightings near Ottawa
Ottawa anxious after a Brockville report that three or four aeroplanes crossed the St Lawrence from New York and headed toward Ottawa. City lights were dimmed at Parliament and Rideau Hall as authorities prepared precautions while the Duke of Connaught was away on a garrison inspection.
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Ottawa
Sir Robert Borden
Brockville
St. Lawrence River
New York
Morristown
Hght Balla
Il .O'Glock
Parliament
Rideau Hall
Duke of
Patricia
Royal Mint
Militant Christianity Approved by Bryan in Baltimore
Secretary of State Bryan spoke to two church congregations in Baltimore on religious themes. He said Peace-loving as he was he believed in a militant Christianity. He also warned that government and citizen duties are important but less so than religion.
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Baltimore
Afd
Bryan
What A Dollar's Worth In This Value Age
The piece argues money equates to purchasing power, urging readers to value each cent by standards and comparison. It promotes financial prudence, encourages reading advertisements, and labels readers as advertising readers who assess claims before spending.
Alabama minister Held for stealing son
Oklahoma City February 14 Rev G A Dunn of Berry Alabama was arrested here in connection with the disappearance of his six year old son from the child's mother in Muskogee Oklahoma last night. The child was found with the minister when he was taken into custody here. The warrant was sworn by the mother who alleges the child was taken during her absence. The couple had been separated. Dunn and the child were taken to Muskogee tonight.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Rev
G. A. Dunn
Berry
Ala
Muskogee
Commercialized vice vanishing in New York
New York on February 14 reports show that commercialized vice is rapidly disappearing in the metropolitan district within ten years. The fourteen member committee says police and courts will soon curb the last remnants, while noting department stores were not recruiting grounds for vice agents. Many once notorious resorts across the Bowery, Tenderloin, Harlem, Brooklyn and the Lower East Side have closed, with operators either dead, imprisoned, or banished.
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New York
Vice
Bowery
Old Tenderloin
Harlem
Brooklyn
Lower East ‘Side
City
German seizure of domestic oats by bundesrat rises food control
Berlin, February 14. The bundesrat decided to expropriate all domestic stocks of oats except seed oats and grain for horse fodder. The measure, effective February 16, also sets oats prices at 50 marks per metric ton. This move continues Germany's policy to conserve food supplies amid broader seizures beginning January 26 of corn, wheat and flour.
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Germany
Berlin
London
Bundesrath
Bunilesrath
Federal
Federal Council
Healey Building Fire Battles Fire Chief and Water Failures
Fire Chief Cummings and his crew battled a thirty minute blaze in the Healey Building last night. Smoke poured from a stairway to the sixteenth floor as pumps failed and standpipes lacked water, forcing engines to bring in water from street level. Damage was heavy to woodwork walls and ceilings.
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Cummings
Funston Succeeds Bliss as South Department Commander
Major General Frederick Funston arrived from San Francisco to assume command of the Department of the South, succeeding General Tasker H Bliss who moves to the general staff. Bliss departed Bliss? correction: Bliss appointed to general staff. Funston arrives tonight and will take command tomorrow.
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Ganantonio
Texas
Frederick Funston
Tasker H. Bliss
Department of the South
San Francisco
Blise
Probing Judge Dayton In Wheeling Hearing Set
The congressional subcommittee probing charges against Federal Judge Alston G. Dayton of the northern district of West Virginia arrived in Wheeling from Parkersburg and will sit at least three days. Labor leaders and miners are to appear before the committee tomorrow.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Congressional
Alston G. Dayton
Wes Irginia
Parkersburg
Two Major Battles Raging on Eastern Front
Reported two large battles underway on the eastern front with heavy German and Austrian artillery duels and Russian withdrawals. Berlin says gains north of Pont-a-Mousson and in the Vosges, while Paris notes counterattacks near Norroy and continued artillery duels from Belgium to Lorraine.
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London
Haat
Sereth
Bukowing
Mes On
Nicholas
Carpathians
East Prussia
Bukowina
Petrograd
Rheims
Unh
St. Mihiel
Meuse
Akeneg
David ‘Lloyd-George
the Excheatier
Great Britain
France
Russia
Winston ‘Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Berlin
Pont-a-Mousson
Nerroy
Vosges
Wilsen
Obersengern
Poland
Vistula
Racionz
Paris
War Office
Belgium
Olge
Aisne
Champagne
Lorraine
Fonta-Mousson
Lys
Noulette
Argonne
Moselle
Xon
Pont-a- Mousson
Alsace
Kaiser's Conference Invite Over Naval War Zones
London report says Kaiser invites American ambassador James W. Gerard to a conference at eastern headquarters to discuss the American note on neutral shipping in the war zone. Gerard foresees a favorable outcome and notes German-Americans would remain loyal to the United States. Berlin notes the embassy’s conciliatory tone and U.S. concern over submarine sinkings. Washington officials view the conference as pivotal before the submarine campaign begins.
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London
Hague
Germany
James W. Gerard
Berlin
James Wy Gérard
Herr von Jagow
Foreign Office
United States
Gerard
National. Zeitung
Torlay
Garard
America
Washington
Great Britain
Sharp jabs in Berlin over US note to Germany
Berlin editorials debate the American bid to search ships in the German war zone. Count Reventlow and others criticize Washington’s stance, arguing the note misreads the war danger. The Vosische Zeitung notes a new naval factor with submarines. The Lokal Anzeiger and Kreuz Zeitung defend Germany’s course, while The Hamburger Nachrichten questions respect for American flag protection.
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Berlin
London
Die- Post
United States
North Sea
England
Germany
Count Reventlow
Ernest Reventlow
Tages Zeitung
Washington
Tf Iis
Wilson
Bryan
Count Revention
Americas
Vossische Zeitunge
Vossische Zeitung
Lokal Angeiger
Ee Q
Hamburger Nachrichten
Weather forecast showers and cooler air across southern states
The forecast shows Georgia and the Carolinas with showers on Monday and Tuesday, followed by partly cloudy and cooler conditions. Florida peninsula and parts of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi expect similar unsettled weather with occasional showers and cooler temperatures. Tennessee and Kentucky are expected to be fair on Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Peninsula
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Felr
Sealer
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Billy
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Atbinta
RED Cross
Talen
Canada
Militant Christianity
Helden
Oklahoma
Healey
Funston
Bliss
Judge Dayton
Alsace- -Lorraine
Revention
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