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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

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Billy Sunday Leads Blue Law Rally Against Sunday Business

Evangelist Billy Sunday denounced open Sunday stores in Cincinnati urging strict enforcement of blue laws. The tabernacle crowd of about 7,000, with women vastly outnumbering men, heard him condemn amusements and vow a campaign to shutter Sunday commerce led by faith and public pressure. Business Women’s Night drew notable turnout from Methodist Book Concern Provident Bank and Woolworth’s staff.

Tabernacle Billy Sunday Cincinnati Ken Billy Heaven Hell Homer Rodeheaver Methodist Book Concern Provident Bank Woolworth’s F. C. Lovett

Index to Advertisements Page Highlights Local Firms

A compiled index lists numerous firms and services such as Amusements Arnold-Fairyland Co Toys Effron Gordon Co Auction Equitable Life Assurance Society American Finance Co Gordon Phonographs Globe-Wernicke Office Furniture Hathaway Rubber Stamps Hotel Linton Candies Lawton Women's Wear Louisville & Nashville Railway McCrone's Restaurant Northcott Smith Hats Pogue's Men's Hats Rosenthal Drugs Shillito's Anniversary Sale Union Savings Bank and Trust and other businesses with brief catalog entries and page references.

Amusements Arnold-Fairyland Co Cigar Makers’ Co-Op Claremont Dansant aTidakhe Xsee Closson American Finance Eeeienes Guy Coo Ccccces Eis Ge Chagebansogereses Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists Gidding—Women’s Wear Globe-Wernicke Graul Grove Harry W. Smith—Clothing Hathaway Hotel Linton Candies Sena Seven Lawton Co Women Northcott-Smith Co Sagantees People's Savings Bank and Trust Co Pinkham's Pogue's Rosenthal—Drugs Shillito Asrtd Ee Ae Ocroey Feasdale Union Savings Bank and Trust Wiiasd Coal Co Cuawen Seibid Buna

Sunday revival contributions rise to seven cents on average

E C Lovett reports 112000 attendees at Billy Sunday revival meetings with total contributions of 8200 dollars from eighteen sessions. Remaining to raise for campaign expenses stands at 27800 dollars. A Hartwell Methodist Church envelope collected 68.25 dollars from 21 tithers.

E. C. Lovett Finance Committee Hartwell Methodist Church

Drunk for Two Weeks Drove Man to Delirium Tremens

Isaac Long a 32 year old Louisville man lies in critical condition at City Hospital after intoxication for over two weeks. He has suffered delirium tremens and shown violent behavior at times since admission. His diet has been almost solely whiskey, both white and red, over the period.

Louisville Tsaac Long

Stockholders formed committee as first step toward Cincinnati street railway reorganization

A Stockholders' Committee of the Cincinnati Street Railway Company and its Ohio Traction and Union Traction affiliates was formed. Members include Charles Taft and Edward Strong as they weigh possible reorganization to reduce capital stock and fares, per director W. C. Culkins. further steps were not disclosed.

Cincinnati Street Railway Company Ohio Traction Company Union Traction Company The Street Railway Company Charles P. Taft William Worthington Charles F. Windisch Edward Colston Rufus B. Smith Edward W. Strong Robert A. Taft Samuel Assur W. C. Culkins Culkins

Mob Hangs Negro Accused of Assault near Hope Ark

Brownie Tuttle, a Black man, charged with assault on an elderly white woman near Hope, Ark, was taken from Hope City Jail by a mob of about 300 and hanged near the jail tonight.

Texarkana Ark Brownie Tuttle Hope Hope City

Youths Engage In Fistic Bout Over Fair Maid

Two Covington youths Frank Pitts and Ray Morrallee fought a bare knuckle contest at Eagles hall after a dispute over a fair partner. The bout drew about seventy onlookers, lasted fifteen minutes, ended with Pitts declaring victory and both men shaking hands before leaving for Devon Park.

Fair Maid Frank Pitts Jefferson Ave Covington Ray Morrallee Marcella Sir Morrallee Sir Pitts Morrallee Knidit Lester Hutton Spo Devon Park Tom Brown Slugger Wilson Pitts Marrallee King Arthur

Wires Crossed Cut 600 Telephones Near East Exchange

Crossed cables near the East Exchange of the Telephone Company disrupted about 600 telephones in East Hyde Park East End and Linwood. Superintendent T C Reed said fuses blew as wires crossed. repairs expected within about twenty four hours and most lines to be restored this afternoon. Thousands of calls flooded the main office seeking the reason for the outage.

East Exchange Telephone Company East Hyde Park East End Linwood T. C. Reed

Dr Alfredo Zayas Elected President in Early Cuba Returns

In Havana on March 15 incomplete unofficial tallies showed Dr Alfredo Zayas leading a Cuba presidency race. The results suggested a Liberal sweep in Santa Clara Camaguey Pinar del Rio and Matanzas Provinces where Gomez supporters abstained, yielding only scattered votes for him.

Havana Alfredo Zayas Republic of Cuba Zayas Santa Clara Camaguey Pinar del Rio Matanzas Jose Miguel Gomez Liberal-Democratic Party

70000 Union Railroad Men Ready to Reject Wage Cuts

New York March 15 70000 skilled and unskilled railroad workers excluding the Big Four announced rejection of wage cuts proposed by the New York Central Railroad nearly 70000 oppose reductions ranging from 7 to 21 percent effective April 1 and plan to seek Railroad Labor Board action if needed with the company insisting board approval is required.

UNION NEW York Central New York New York Central Railroad Big Four William Parker United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Lackawanna Railroad Labor Board Road Federal

Labor delegates to meet in Chicago over wage cuts

Representatives of packinghouse workers from across the country plan a Chicago conference to organize united action against Monday's wage reductions and hours readjustment. AFL President Samuel Gompers was expected but will be represented by Vice President Thomas Rickett. strike votes were being taken as the story continued on the third page.

Chicago United Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Thomas Rickett

Ex Premier Viviani Authorized To Negotiate With Harding

Washington reports indicate Rene Viviani the former French premier has full authority to negotiate with the Harding administration on a modified League of Nations Europe hopes for a conference after Viviani's return and British interest runs high Europe seeks changes while keeping the covenant and Versailles framework to avoid a separate peace with Germany

Viviani Harding New League Lawrence Washington Rene Viviani France United States League of Nations Jusserand Charles Evans Hughes Europe League Association of Nations M. Viviani Great Britain Mr. Harding Geneva Assembly of the E Europe Arthur Balfour Tion America Germany M. Vigiani Sir Auckland Geddes Lloyd George

Harding Pushes Tariff First Action of New Congress

President Harding endorses anti dumping and American valuation of imports as the inaugural fiscal measures for Congress to convene April 11. Senate sponsor Penrose and House sponsor Fordney plan a single bill, rushing tariff reforms to curb foreign competition and base duties on the American dollar.

Harding Congress Washington Penrose Fordney Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Committee

Clara Hamon Testimony Details Purchase of Murder Pistol

In Ardmore Oklahoma Clara Hamon testified she bought the pistol used to kill Mr Hamon with his money. She described the moment of the shooting noting his remark about being hit and that he would go to the hospital. She cried while recounting the red mark and her actions after the incident.

Hamon Clara Ardmore, Ok Clara Hamon Hannon

Woman Killed as Auto Overturns on West Eighth Street

One woman died and four others injured when an automobile overturned on West Eighth Street between Tren ton and Schiff avenues at 2 AM. Victim Miss Alice Hein, 25, of Avondale, died en route to General Hospital from a fractured skull. Driver Robert Montgomery, 33, of Hopple Street, faced reckless driving charges.

West Eighth Street Trenton Schiff Avenues Alice Hein Avondale General Hospital Robert Montgomery Branch Hospital Lves Hopple Street Ray F. Coleman Brittany Charles Novinger Julia Bassett Road M. E. Crowe Crowe's Park Elberon Avenue Ninth District Montgomery Price Hill Schraffenberger Mt. Hope Avenue Crewe’s Park Coleman Crowe

Bomb Mail Sent To Dr Pepper Injures Him In Madison

Madison Maine March 15 Somerset County authorities searched for a suspect after a package mailed to Dr John L Pepper exploded injuring him severely in his office. Pepper 55 a Colby graduate and longtime physician in Madison lost his right hand and suffered multiple injuries but remained conscious and able to talk. The package was mailed from Anson and recovered near letter boxes at the post office.

Madison Somerset County John L. Pepper Skowhegan Dr. Pepper Anson Colby College Board of Trade Army Medical Corps Camp Sherman Camp Devens Mass

Widow on Trial Collapses After Prosecution Evidence

In Cleveland on March 15 Mrs Maude Miller on trial for first degree murder of her husband of four months collapsed at the close of the second day. SheWept during prosecution witnesses described quarrel statements and displayed a revolver introduced as evidence. One juror remains.

Cleveland Maude Miller Common Pleas Florence E. Allen Rebecca Mulligan

Six girls escape from Glendale farm in Ohio

Police sought six girls aged 16 to 18 who escaped from the Opportunity Farm at Glendale, Ohio, early last night.

Opportunity Farm Glendale, O

Fog Bound Collision Invin cible and Madawaska Near New Jersey

In heavy fog off Little Egg Inlet New Jersey the Shipping Board steamship Invincible collided with the army transport Madawaska coming from Manila. The Madawaska was damaged and took water but passengers were transferred by daylight if possible. The Invincible stood by and both vessels reported varying positions before settling about twenty miles northeast of Atlantic City.

New York Little Egg Inlet N. J Shipping Board Invincible Norfolk Madawaska Manila Sandy Hook Atlantic City

Ardmore Trial Details Clara Hamon Shooting Defense

Clara Hamon on the stand reenacted the shooting scene and testified she did not intend to kill Jaken Hamon, claiming he beat and cursed her and threatened with a chair. She described being choked and kicked, pawned Hamon jewels for trial expenses, and said she acted while escaping a knife threat.

Hamon Ardmore Okla Clara Smith Hamon Jaken L. Hamon Oklahoma Hagnon Clara Hannon Freeling Gensare Freelira Sam Blair Chicago el Paso Blair

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Evangelist GAN Arkansas Covington Cavaliers Sir” Pitts Dr. Zayas David Clara Smith Jake Hannon Phyoigian Maine Malala Protol Hamnon Colonel Hamon Mr. McLean Ketch Crime Evertt W. Sallis Dallas San Antonio Juarez
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