Sunday Sermon Delivers Call to Find Your Sphere
Billy Sunday spoke to Cincinnati youths at a tabernacle rally on "Forces That Win" stressing two rules find your sphere and persevere at your work Do the right things now he urged and avoid waiting for a big future task The event featured cheering from Woodward Hughes East Side Walnut Hills Milford and Italian Mission groups and a prayer by Dr Frederick Nelson McMillan with Herbert Rodeheaver directing a cornet solo
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Lincoln
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Billy
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Woodward
Hughes
East Side
Walnut Hills
Milford
Frederick Nelson McMillan
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert Rodeheaver
Blue Choir
Index to Advertisements Page Clutter Highlights Local Merchants
A dense classifieds page listing numerous businesses and products including Dry Cleaning Co, Globe-Wernicke Office Furniture, Golden Haberdasher, Poguea Men’s Hats, Post Toasties, Le Prince & Co Opticians, Ridgway Tea, Rosenthal Drugs, and Union Savings Bank. The compact notices showcase goods and services from apparel to groceries, with multiple brand names and local merchants in a single column.
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Amusemen Its
e-Page
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Baa
Weeke SR Irene
Aesee Siekensuwiss Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
Gerwendanwneee Claremont Dansant
Cunard-Anchor
Hermann
Foley
Gidding—Women's Wear
Globe-Wernicke
Golden Haberdasher
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Hewitt & Mackinbach—Specialists
BiGln
esceees Rosenthal+Drugs
Banssseerssiveees Schaefer Rubber Co
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Scious
Shug Ondinnny Aeotashwne Cits
Smith-Kasson Co
Sscl Mewes Ats ED
Aiek Ohn
O'S Hahnn
Edo Kg
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
TIM Ce Cve Ress
Colleges Won't Help Man Climb Without Ambition
Billy Sunday argues that education alone cannot lift a person without inner ambition. He compares need to a horse that will drink only if willing, and says societies can provide schools and churches, but personal drive determines moral growth and achievement.
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Kentucky
Appointment of Dr. Sawyer as Brigadier General
President Harding faces political fuss over appointing Dr. C. E. Sawyer as Brigadier General to serve as White House physician. The plan echoes Grayson precedent but draws opposition and debate over military rank and White House health needs.
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C. E. Sawyer
Army
Wilson
David S
Copyrig
Walmington
Harding
White House
Avant
Cutie
Sawyer
Mallon, O
Grayson
United States
Mr. Harding
Dr.Sawyer
Congress
Navy
Public Health Service
Christian Science Believers
Washington
Harding Cabinet Debates Patronage and Nominations
President Harding and his cabinet spent three hours at the White House discussing departmental organization and public policy issues including a potential packet workers strike and the Shipping Board. Nearly a score of nominations were sent to the Senate with several confirmed. Other nominees include D R Crissinger to Comptroller of the Currency and Ernest Lester Jones to director of the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Washington
Harding
Packet
White House
Senate
Congress
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Fred Morris Dearling
Missouri
Elmer D. Ball
Agriculture
William J. Keville
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
William S. Culbertson
Kansas
Tariff Commission
Charles B. McVay, Jr
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Ernest Lester Jones
Virginia
Coast and Geodetic Survey
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Mark W. Potter
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Esch
Senator LaFollette
Republican
Carl A. Mapes
Albion
Mich
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Daugherty
Mapes
Bureau
Ardmore Murder Trial Details Clara Hamon Case
Witnesses testify Clara Hamon bought an automatic pistol days before Jake L. Hamon’s shooting and that Hamon described dying moments. State cites alleged threats, long affair, and armed disputes as prosecutors outline motive in Ardmore court.
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Ardmore
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
Errel Dunlap
Freeling
Mike Gorman
Hannon
Mr. Freeling
Erret Dunlap
J. 8. Mullen
Hamnon
E. C. Harlow
W. E. Meyers
Oklahoma City
Clara B. Smith
Topsy and Black Sam Lived in Walnut Hills Marietta Ohio
Marietta Ohio March 11 Professor Arthur G Beach of Marietta College recounted to his class that the fictional characters Topsy and Black Sam from Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin had living prototypes in the home of D Howe Allen in Walnut Hills Cincinnati. He noted intimate friendship between the Allens and Stowe which inspired the characters.
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Marietta
Topsy
Pig-Tails
Ebon Face
Harriet Beecher
Steve
Black Sam
Sam
D. Howe Allen
Arthur G. Beach
Marietta College
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Beach
Allens
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Allen
Miller asserts League of Nations success at Philadelphia forum
David Hunter Miller of New York, who helped draft the covenant, argues the League’s first real test is acceptance by a competent governmental authority of nearly all countries. He notes Lodge reservations were minor and discusses Japan's racial equality proposal and the potential impact of U S participation.
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Philadelphia
League of Nations
David Hunter Miller
New York
Miller
J. B. Hurst
British Foreign Office
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Department of State
E. M. House
Tikes’ Peace
Societarien
Nego Peace
Paris
Colonel House
Robert Cecil
Dominions
London
Tokyo
Wilson
Miler
America
United States
Yap
Buildings demolished in Mississippi storm injures one
A severe wind and rain storm struck Doddsville, five miles from Ruleville, injuring one man and causing about 40000 in damage. Two brick buildings including Coleman Bros general store were demolished, many frame structures blown down, wires downed, and the Yazoo Mississippi Valley Railroad Station reported destroyed.
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Ruleville
Miss
Doddsville
Coleman Bros
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad
Rioting in Springfield sparks military rule amid shooting
Washington March 11 news reports a policeman shot in Springfield triggering military rule. Secretary Davis offers Labor Department aid to avert a packer strike and urges two representatives from labor and management to meet for a just solution amid wage cut tensions.
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Springfield
Davis
Labor Department
Packer
Washington
Department of Labor
Harding
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America
Chicago
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Robber Loots Ninth Street Oil Station in Busy Evening
In late evening hundreds hurried home as two men in a car looted the Ninth and Mound street oil station of 46 dollars and fifty cents. One robber entered, pressed a revolver on manager Fiedderman, opened the cash drawer, and grabbed cash while the driver watched. An hour earlier a collector had taken several hundred dollars.
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Ninth and Mound Street
George Fiedderman
Dudley Street
Fledderman
Fedderman
Fiedderman
Swedish Liner Stavangerford Aground at Governors Island
The passenger liner Stavangerford of 12,977 gross tons ran aground at the southerly end of Governor's Island after leaving her pier en route to Christiania. She carried 223 passengers and tugs were sent to assist. The captain said there was no danger and the ship was expected to float with the rising tide.
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New York
Stavangerford
Christiania
Governor’s Island
Referendum Strike Vote Set by Meat Cutters Union
Chicago hosts ballots as the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Union prepares a national referendum. Delegates hailed the conference as successful and authorized the Executive Committee to call a general strike if votes favor walkout. Returns expected next Wednesday after ballots are distributed.
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Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union
Patrick FE. Gormann
Baby born at sea named for Harding aboard Santa Marta
A baby boy born at sea and named for President Harding arrived in America aboard the steamship Santa Marta on inauguration day. He traveled with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty of Brooklyn who sailed from Colon on March 3, with Dr. Wilson as attending physician.
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New York
President Harding
America
Santa Marta
James Dougherty
Brooklyn
Colon
Wilson
Ground on Petrogrod Shelling Flares Across Regions
Russian and Finnish fronts see intensified shelling as Kronstadt bombardment targets Krasnoye Gorka and surrounding areas near Petrograd. Reports say air raids over Finnish territory and unrest in Kronstadt, with refugees arriving at the frontier and armed guards in place. In Springfield Ohio, a race riot erupts after the shooting of Patrolman Ryan, with National Guards and soldiers enforcing martial law and clashes in the Black Belt.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Terioki
Dagens Nyhéter
Krasnoye Gorka
Sebastopol
Petropavlovsk
Systerbak
Valkinsarse
Karelian
Dagens Nyheter
Izvestia
Springfield
Joseph Ryan
Horner
London
Wesscott
Black Belt
Ryan
Yellow Springs
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Evangelist
World
Dr. Sawhe
United States Public Health Service
Children’s Bureau
Clara Hamon Ubs
S. P. Freeling
Clara Smith Hannon
Thomas W. Champion
Clara Hamon
Sears
Lawton
Ard
Jake Hamon
Jake Jr
Clara
Texas
Topsy’ and ‘Black Sam
Mississippi
Randum
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Wallace
Hoover
Department
Ninth Street
Aken
South Yellow Springs
Bauer
Everett Lake
White
Orchard Street
Negro
Girl
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