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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1921

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Billy Sunday Revival Draws 8000 To Cincinnati Tabernacle

Billy Sunday led a dramatic revival in Cincinnati drawing about 8 000 to a tabernacle. The evangelist’s sermon The Hour Has Come moved many to respond as trail hitters lined up for personal salvation with Wesley Branscum among the first to grasp Sundays hand.

Cincinnati Jesus Christ Billy Sunday Tabernacle Homer Rodeheaver Billy Wesley Branscum

Index to Advertisements

A catalog of local ads includes Aeolian Company Vocalion Chamber of Commerce Fifth Third Bank Hunter Evans Duble Westheimer Gidding and more. It lists names of merchants such as Ku Klux items Lloyds Clothes Shop Milner Pianos Mullane Candy Northcott Smith Pogue Shoes and Wallingford Coffee among others with page references and section markers for sales and classifications.

Aeolian Company—Vocalion Page Amusements Ee Cereseenscene Aeasgs Arnold—Fairyland Sssccseies Cipeee T C.D Chamber of Commerce Forum BOE Dcm Wudeoms Vaccades Y Ae Hast Hills Coal and Supply Company Financial— Fifth-Third National Bank Hunter, Evans & Duble Staty & Braun Acs Westheimer & Co Iaaped Ech Gidding—Women's Wear Siacesh Os Hamilton Co. Mutual Fire Ins Harry W. Smith—Clothing Te Kelly Spring Co Cketr Eras Wain Neres Vieie & Wa Ee Lloyd’s Clothes Shop McCullough Seed Company Milner—Player Pianos TR Motion Pictures Arom Mullane Nicotol Tobacco Rennedy Samcwwck Ae Northcott-Smith Company People’s Savings Bank and Trust Co Pogue's Riehman's Clothes Ridgway's Tea Shévlin’s Oyster House Shillito Wallingford Coffee Sabie Iyll Diuipeoee Te

Grizzled Mountaineer Converts at Billy Sunday Rally

Wesley Branscum, a 52 year old Kentucky mountaineer, became the first to respond to Billy Sunday in Cincinnati. He rose with resolve, led others to the sawdust trail, and was seated at the front after joining the revival. He belonged to Zion Baptist Church in Correll Kentucky before moving to Cincinnati a year ago.

Jesus Christ Wesley Branscom Kentucky Billy Sunday Cincinnati Branscum Zion Baptist Church Correll Wayne County

Brooklyn Mother Slain in Home Robbery

In Brooklyn late today four hold up men forced entry, killed Mrs Hen rietta DeFelicia, mother of nine, bound and gagged Mrs Rosa Menditto, a nurse, and fled with 2 500 in jewelry and money. Police and crowd control followed as detectives gathered fingerprints from the surviving witness.

Brooklyn Tewel New York Henrietta DeFelicia Rosa Menditto

Cat Loses kittens Then Mothers a Rat at Store

A Greensburg maltese cat at Christman grocery took in a half grown rat as a brood. Five kittens died and the mother, in a barrel, appeared pleased with the unusual arrangement as investigators observed both resident in the barrel. The cat, famed as a ratter, sparked speculation about the rat’s fate.

Greensburg Ind Christman

Newport Plants Reopen Monday With 2 000 Men

Newport Kentucky reports that Joseph G. Andrews of Andrews Steel and Newport Rolling Mills announced about 2,000 workers will return to the two plants on Monday. Most had been unemployed since Christmas and six weeks prior. A wage readjustment and new orders are said to justify the resumption, leaving about 100 workers still out of work.

Newport Kentucky Joseph G. Andrews Andrews Steel Newport Rolling Mill

Dodge Brothers plant in Detroit reopenings with 3500 workers

Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company in Detroit reopened today after a December closure with a workforce of between 3500 and 4000 men. The plant normally employs 20000, and management said aims include reaching one third of normal production soon with daily additions as conditions permit.

Detroit Mich Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company

Shots Fired In Bold Baltimore Chase Thieves Rob Freight Yard

Detectives Leonard Hayes Michael McShane and railroad police led by Captain Edward D Baker captured two men after a pistol battle in the Woods street yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Front and Mill streets The raid aimed to rob a box car and involved more than fifty shots No one was hurt Walters 33 a chauffeur of 403 Laurel street and Mack Farndell 30 of the Goodall Building Ninth street were jailed on suspicion The truck used belonged to fruit merchant Vincent Re of 320 West Sixth street whose vehicle had been reported stolen

Woods Street Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Front Mill Streets Leonard Hayes Michael McShane Edward D. Baker Thomas Slocum Detective Leonard Walters Laurel Street Mack Farndell Mill Street Slocum Baker Walters Farndell Hayes and McShane Vincent Re West Sixth Street West Seventh

Submarine Strands on Watch Hill Reef Off Rhode Island

The coastal submarine N-2 ran aground on the Watch Hill reef near Westerly Rhode Island during maneuvers today. Coast guards report Lt Claude Farmer and fifteen crew members remain aboard the vessel as salvage operations begin.

Rhode Island Westerly R. I Watch Hill Claude Farmer

Wilson Retains World Middleweight Title in 15 Round War

Johnny Wilson defended his world middleweight title against Mike O Dowd in a furious fifteen round bout at Madison Square Garden. Judges disagreed but Referee Johnny McAvoy scored for Wilson as the ex-champion rushed and pressed, with Wilson using reach to outbox when in range. O Dowd pressed in late rounds and a cut opened on his temple, but Wilson held the edge and the crowd wagered heavily prior to the decision.

Madison Square Garden New York Johnny Wilson Mike O'Dowd Johnny McAvoy Brooklyn Wilson O'Dowd O’dowd Mike

Balloon Lost With 3 Aboard Near Guantanamo

A captive balloon with three men in the basket broke from its moorings at the American Naval Station Guantanamo and drifted away. Among the crew was Captain Miller of the Medical Corps. Airplanes pursued but found no trace and the men are believed lost.

Havana Guantanamo el Mundo Miller Medical Corps

Crowe seeks reindictment of White Sox players

Chicago State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe announced plans to present to the Cook County Grand Jury for reindictment the White Sox players whose cases were dropped after the 1919 World Series conspiracy charge. Several players had bail surrendered and were dropped. Judge Dever had struck off others. Crowe blamed former officials and vowed to pursue justice. Landis refused to comment.

Chicago Robert E. Crowe Cook County Chicago White Sox Chick Gandill Claude Williams Joe Jackson Oscar Felsh Swede Risberg Eddie Cicotte Buck Weaver Fred MccMullin Gandill Hal Chase Rachel Brown Joseph J. Sullivan Abe Attel Bill Burns Dever William FE. Dever Crowe Kenesaw M. Landis Baseball

Quiet Troops Take Kronstadt After Fight

Kronstadt surrendered to Soviet forces after a hot battle. The revolutionary committee announced the seizure, noting it arrived in Finland with 800 soldiers to formalize the capitulation.

Ronstadt Helsingfors Associated Press Kronstadt Revolutionary Committee of

Kronstadt Fortress Falls After Heavy Soviet Assault

Stockholm reports a large Soviet attack led by Trotzky against Kronstadt. Seventy thousand troops and Red Cadets advanced from Oranienbaum, facing fierce artillery and machine gun fire, with Kronstadt defenses ultimately breached and many fleeing across the ice toward Finland.

Stockholm Trotzky Oranienbaum Seventh Army Kronstadt Petersburgski Karelian Totleben Obrutcheff Schantz Finland

Battle on Rio Grande Leaves Two U S Soldiers Wounded

United States immigration officers and border patrol soldiers clashed with Mexican forces at a Rio Grande point near El Paso. Two U S soldiers were wounded and an immigration officer was grazed by a bullet. The fight continued at 12 45 a m.

EL Paso Tex United States Immigration Border Patrol Rio Grande Here

Northwest timberman Danaher found dead at mill dock

The body of C. D. Danaher, a leading Northwest timberman, was washed ashore at his mill dock in Tacoma after being tied to a piling with a rope. Police and investigators await further details as the tide delivered the incident to the public eye.

Tacoma Wash C. D. Danaher Northwest

Happiest Person in the World Clara Hannon Receives Verdict

In Ardmore Oklahoma Clara Hannon declares joy after jurors return a verdict amid cheers from supporters. Her brother Jimmie weeps as the courtroom crowd swarms, while no members of the Hannon family or State Attorney General S P Freeling attend the verdict.

Clara Hannon Ardmore Clara Jimmie Jake L. Hannon S. P. Freeling

Viviani to Press U S on League Entry with Article X Removed

Paris reports former Prime Minister Rene Viviani will visit Washington to urge the United States to join the League of Nations if Article X is removed from the covenant. He will outline reasons to ease U S entry and stresses the covenant's link to the Versailles treaty. Stephane Lauzzane will accompany him.

Paris Associated Press Rene Viviani France United States Council of the League of Nations League M. Viviani Washington Council of the League Stephane Lauzzane The Mafin

Harding Opposes U S Recognition of Irish Republic Parade

President Harding avoids any move that might imply recognition of the Irish Republic and bars U S troops from marching in Evacuation Day demonstrations. White House confirms army and navy commanders may direct forces, while stressing no role in foreign relations.

Washington Harding United States John F. Harrigan Massachusetts Buckman Dunn American Association For Recognition White House Christian Republic Harrigan Great Britain Weeks War Department Denby Navy Department Rackman

St Patrick Day Parade Links to Irish Relief Drive

Thousands march up Fifth Avenue in green decor as banners announce a campaign to raise 10 million dollars for Irish relief and condemn British rule. Monsignor Michael J. Lavelle preaches that Ireland’s destruction totals 200 million dollars with about 100000 jobless due to disorders.

New York St. Patrick Erin Fifth Avenue Ireland Michael J. Lavelle St. Patrick's Cathedral

Woman Injured When Auto Plunged Over Embankment

One woman was seriously injured and her daughter husband and another man with minor injuries were taken to General Hospital after their car plunged over an embankment near Hamilton Ohio. Injured were James Eads 33 Norma Eads 32 Marie Eads 15 and James Warwood 36. Mrs Eads had multiple rib and shoulder injuries.

General Hospital Hamilton James Eads York Street Norma Eads Marie Eads James Warwood John Weitzel McHenry Road Eads

Clara Hamon Acquitted in Hamon Murder Case

In Ardmore Oklahoma Clara Hamon was found not guilty of murdering Jake L. Hamon. The verdict followed a packed courtroom reaction with tears and handshakes at the jury box. Attorneys for both sides argued long before the jury returned a single-ballot verdict.

Clara Hannon Girl

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Dirring Rodeheaver Louis Menditto Commercial Tribune Dodge Motor Company Buxgar Mike O’dowd U. S Viviani America U.S Council David Miral Dunn Mr. Harding Cox Democratic Party Oklahoma Hannon Clara Hamon Jake L.hamon Jake L Frank L. Ketch Hamon Reeling Freeling Brown Champion H. H. Brown Jake Hamon L. C. Mullen J. S. Mullen Jake Harmon Buck Garrett Mr. Mullen Mullen Walter Scott Ft. Worth Defense Counsel Jim Jake Mathers McLean
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