Noisy Welcome Extends for Billy Sunday Arrival at Cincinnati
Crowds of over 1 000 greet Billy Sunday as he arrives from Winona Lake Wis. His train arrives on schedule at 6 pm amid music and handshakes with ministers and scouts. Sunday and family step into awaiting car after warm reception and cheers from the station crowd.
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Sunday
Pennsylvania Station
Winona Lake
Wis
William A
Billy) Sunday
Billy, Jr
Fred Rapp
Billy Sunday
Cincinnati
Lilly Sunday
Boy Scout
Billy
Boy Scouts
Train Kills School Head in New Waterford
G A Gilbert superintendent of schools in New Waterford Quebec was killed instantly when struck by a train while crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks on March 5.
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New Waterford
G.A. Gilbert
Advertisements Index Amusements and Merchants Listing
An index page lists advertisers across categories such as beauty aids clothing home goods and services. Entries include Bell Telephone Co Fifth-Third Bank Provident Savings Bank and various retailers like Burkhardt Bros Gidding-Womens Wear and Mason Towle Co. Automobile makers and motion pictures promotions appear alongside household items and dry cleaning services.
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Magazine
Art Museum
Schod Pen Enkers
Cubebddiesiesstenven
Bell Telephone Co
Gravure
Alms & Doepke
Bonser Co
Burkhardt Bros
Piieice
Dnl
Ditane Sch
Babaet Abacess Cigar
Co-Op
Claremont Dansant
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial
Channer & Sawryer
Economy Supply Co
Bamieo ME
Ccasiavses Basak
Bon Va
N'Esnsneske Chine Eos Cinners
Provident Savings Bank and T. Co
Roberts & Hall
Sibley & Co
Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service Co
Gidding—Women's Wear
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Holz—Chemist
Humphrey's
Homeo Medicine Co
Eiucey Des
Raro
Kilett
Kotalka Co
Lawton Co
Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Co
Lowry & Goebel
Mason Towle Co
McAlp
Teasdale
Teasdale—Dry
Jeaning
Union Gas and Electric Co
Western Tray and Case Co
Cincinnati Public Back Slogan on Dollar Says Sunday
Sunday predicts Cincinnati will back any individual or group standing for God as he prepares to speak before a revival. He remarks that Americans stamp In God We Trust and vows to push forward with his campaign until May 1.
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Cincinnati
Sunday
The
Commercial Tribune
America
Judge rebukes Housewives League over women jurors
Toledo Ohio March 5 Judge Johnson called the Housewives League demand for women on the jury in the Barnett child maltreatment case the height of impudence. He urged the delegation to stay home Monday when the trial opens.
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Toledo
Common Pleas
Johnson
Housewives’ League
David A. Barnett
League
Water bill ruling costs Cincinnati schools 171000
Judge Stanley C. Roettinger ordered the Cincinnati Board of Education to pay 171,022.97 to the city for long due water charges on all public schools. The decision, tied to a state law exemption, will force repayment from the board and could threaten 1921 school and building plans. The board will appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Stanley C. Roettinger
Cincinnati Board of Education
City of
Cincinnati
Roettinger
Ohio
Evanston
Norwood
Board of Education
Peter
Paul
Dr. Withrow
Supreme Court
Cars Paid To Have Them Stolen Trigger Insurance Fraud Claim
Police uncover a cache of nine car bodies and wrecks on a Unionville farm near Newark. Investigators say cars stolen in New York and Newark were hidden there to be sold or dismantled. Detectives from New York and Newark, along with private investigators, say some owners reportedly paid to have their cars disappear to collect insurance.
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Newark
N. J
Unionville
Here
New York
Benjamin Berger
William Permision
Galvin Faces Prohibition Suit and Court Action
Attorney George S. Hawke announces charges against Mayor Galvin against Governor Davis with a Supreme Court mandamus seek ing action on the charges. Hawke claims the Miller bill directs that action come from the Governor and vows to present evidence of widespread prohibition violations.
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George S. Hawke
Good Citizenship League
Galvin
Davis
Ohio Supreme Court
Mandamus Davis
Hawke
Parker
Ohio
Supreme Court
Commissioner Parker
Fugitive Driver Caught Fleeing after Collision Near Eden Park
H G Strubbe pursued a speeding car after it struck Thomas Kelley on Florence Avenue near Gilbert. The fleeing vehicle skidded on Kemper Lane in Eden Park, overturning. Brankamp in charge failed to stop and fled with two companions. Kelley, 51, was taken to General Hospital with a broken leg and possible internal injuries. authorities sought the suspects and the vehicle owner Sylvester Brankamp.
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Gilbert Avenue
Florence Avenue
H. G. Strubbe
Stratford Avenue
Kemper Lane
Eden Park
Eastern Avenue
Mr. Strubbe
Kelly
L. W. Strubbe
Mr. Kelly
Strubbe
Brankamp
Weatherly
H. R. Brankamp
Scioto Street
Eighth District
Sylvester
United Alloy Steel Eyes Three Plant Reopens in Canton
Canton Ohio officials said United Alloy Steel Corp hopes to reopen three plants within thirty days after months of closure. The plants produce steel mostly used in automobiles.
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Canton
United Alloy Steel Corporation
Clowery Cable Ship Tests Cable Condition After Fire Incident
Western Union President Newcomb Carlton said a US sub chaser fired on the Robert Clowery. The ship was ordered to test the cable to Miami Beach and report its condition to the company. The statement denied any intent to lay the cable to Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Colonia
Robert C. Clowery
Jacksonville
Clowery
Navy Department
Union
Flay
Smith
Murray
Neaoae
Navy
Western Union Telegraph Company
Barbadoes
Wilson
Miami-Barbadoes
Miami Beach
Asf
New York
Telegraph Company
Harding
Western Union
United States
Cabinet May Meet Tri- Weekly with Mrs Harding Greets Force
Washington report says the new President plans frequent Cabinet meetings with advisers, possibly as often as every other day, and to hold sessions in the morning. Mrs Harding toured White House offices, greeting staff and press, and expressed hope to be a frequent visitor there.
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Cabinet
Washington
White House
Harding
President Has Kin at Breakfast and Shows White House
President Warren Harding and Mrs. Harding open the White House grounds to the public for the first time in years. The couple welcomed kin at breakfast and toured the mansion, while Hoover and Wallace met with the new president to discuss immediate affairs. Norman Davis remains in charge as Under Secretary of State during the transition.
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White House
Washington
America
Executive Mansion
Warren Harding
Wilsons
Capitol Building
Harding
Wilson
Europe
Florence Kling Harding
Senate
Marion
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Henry Wallace
Harding Cabinet Takes Up Duties As New Admin Starts
The transfer of authority from the Wilson to the Harding administration was completed with Cabinet swearing in across departments. Charles Evans Hughes led as Secretary of State with Will Hays last. I D Ball and Edward J Henning named assistant secretaries. Major General March remains Chief of Staff. Lejeune to command Marine Corps. Bar nett to receive promotion to Major General. Several deputy and assistant posts changed as resignations and unconfirmed nominations took effect, with Weeks to review army promotions awaiting Congress.
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Washington
Harding
Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Will H. Hays
I. D. Ball
Iowa
Agriculture
Edward J. Henning
San Diego
Cal
Law
March
Army
Williams
War Department
Denby
Lejeune
Marine Corps
George Barnett
Corps
William M. Williams
City
Internal Revenue
James H. Moyler
Salt Lake City
Utah
the Treasury
Senate
Nicholas Kelley
New York
S. Parker Gilbert
Bloomfield
N. J
Ewing Laporte
St. Louis
A. W
Harding's First Day Sets Record Pace at White House
President Harding began his White House tenure with a rapid burst of activity. He dispatched a diplomatic note and reviewed the condition of all government departments while canvassing Congress and considering the legislative situation.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Congress
US notes urge quiet in Costa Rica Panama dispute
State Department dispatches to Costa Rica and Panama demand cessation of hostilities. The notes, prepared under Secretary Hughes, signal readiness to enforce a peaceful solution and reflect Harding administration focus on American interests in the Canal Zone. President Harding and his aides push for rapid, peaceful settlement.
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Washington
Associated Press
Costa Rica
Panama
State Department
Charles Evans Hughes
Harding
Panama Canal Zone
Coto
United States
Hushes
John W. Weeks
Edwin Denby
War
Navy
Mr. Hughes
Davis
White House
Weeks
Canal Zone
Denby
Colby
League of Nations
Central America
Paris
Panama Moves Toward National Defense Law
Panama's National Assembly passed final defense measures to become law after presidential approval. The plan authorizes 100000 dollars for arms, a national army of any size chosen by the president, and a 500000 dollar ten year internal loan at 7 percent. President Porras forms a five member Defense Council to select army personnel. Males 18 to 40 will be drafted and trained. technical training for national forces is being planned.
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Panama
Panama National Assembly
Porras
Costa Rica Faces Frontier Tensions Following Obregon Death
Reports from San Jose describe fighting at a frontier outpost and the announced death of Colonel Obregon at Coto. Panamanian forces reportedly overwhelmed Obregon's detachment, provoking volunteer enlistments and public support for defense. The row centers on frontier arbitration and pressures on Panama to accept the 1914 award. American residents offer aid.
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Atong Thanaman Frontier
Obregon
Coto
Costa Rica
White
Department of State
Washington
Pacific
Republic
Counry
Pracre San Jose
Art
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Spellbinder
Great Tabernacle
Train
Mandamus
Miller
Crabbe
Secretary of State
Mayor Is
Tudor
Turtle
Edge of Cliff
Thomas Kelly
Hughes
U.S
Daniels
Western Union Company
U. S
David Lawrence
Norman Davis
Mr. Davis
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