Youth Converts Cincy Students at Billy Sunday Rally
A crowd of about 150 students and 50 adults rushed the sawdust trail as Billy Sunday led a mass confession of faith at his Cincinnati tabernacle. Joseph Vilard, 16, an Italian boy from Norwood High, was the first to clasp Sunday’s hand, followed by other students and Italian immigrants as crowds swelled with song and praise.
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Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Jesus Christ
Billy
Jesus
Norwood High
Lamb of God
Joseph Vilard
Norwood
Evangelist
Cincinnati
Billy Sunday
Index to Advertisements in the Amusement and Retail Listings
An alphabetized directory presents advertisers including Aeolian Company pianos Crin Cloothing, Globe-Wernicke office furniture, Fifth-Third Bank, Lincoln National Bank, Louisville & Nashville Railway, Shillito's Anniversary Sale and other merchants. The page lists products from paints to drugs to trusses and assorted services across commerce and entertainment.
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Aeolian Company
Sisb
Bee Dry Cleaning Ci
S. tsaceWsiveecee
Adm Dbus
Cdis
Banner Grocers’ Baking Co
MpEreh Services
Vessest
Amafomone Danson
Foley’s
Gidding
Globe-Wernicke Co
Harry W. Smith—Clothing
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialis Bible Combe
Our
Kolbe & Co
Kotte’s Drug Store
Lincoln National Bank
Lotisville & Nashville Railway
McCullough Seed Co
Cisccccress Motion Pictures
A Mullane’s Candies
Aay Ee
Ohio Truss Co
Ee Oe
Inkham
Ogue
Prince & Co
Opticians
Ralph Green—Clothing
Ridgway's Tea Rosenthal—Drugs
Doesn Schaefer Rubber Co
Shillito
Annehn
Sted
Wilgon’s
S.scsseeee
Salt Mackerel Christians Give What They Don't Want
Billy Sunday critiques hypocritical charity and hollow offerings. He contrasts empty gifts with true devotion, urging believers to give bodily and spiritual devotion as God’s demanded path.
Packer Unions Vote to Strike for 8 Hour Day
Chicago union workers approve potential walkout over eight hour day and wage dispute. Nationwide sympathy signals emerge as Armour & Co denies coercion claims and rail open shop debates surface before the Railroad Labor Board in Washington.
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Packer
Chicago
United States Department of Labor
Packer Labor
Davis
Washington
Armour & Co
Dannis Lane
Lane
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
Association
National Boards of Adjustment
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Robert 8. Binkerd
Labor Board
Labor
Decker admits killing Lovett blames devil in confession
Virgil Decker, 19, a farm hand from Elk Hart, Indiana, signed a statement admitting the killing of Leroy Lovett. Sheriff C B Moon said Decker claimed the crime was unassisted and that the devil drove him to it. No insurance plot was mentioned in the confession.
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Decker
Lovett
Devil
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Lovett
Elkhart
C. B. Moon
Moon
Young Lovett
First Ft. Mitchell Court Trial Over Hoarse Shouting Case
In Ft. Mitchell Kentucky a historical first trial convened with a full civic turnout to hear three defendants Harry Kahn Julius Pagenhardt and Edward Weide accused of noise and disorder after a tri colored light car appeared near the town The jury found them guilty with penalties of 25 50 and 0 01 dollars respectively and costs An appeal was announced by attorney Elmer Ware for the first two defendants
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Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Harry Kahn
Strand Theater
Julius Pagenhardt
Edward Weide
Ben Gusweiler
Crusweiler
E. C. Hall
Erlanger
Stanley Ashbrook
St. Mitchell
R. G. Williams
Elmer Ware
Ben Davidson
Kahn
Pagenhardt
Weide
Ware
Kenton County
Submarine N-2 Floated After Watch Hill Run
The submarine N-2 was floated this morning after yesterday’s Watch Hill Run and towed to the New London submarine base. The vessel appears undamaged and was taken in tow for further docking.
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Westerly
R. I
Watch Hill
New London
Million Dollar Gold Shipment Arrives From England
A $1,000,000 gold cargo consigned to Kuhn Loeb & Company arrived in New York today aboard the Mercian from England. The Lapland brings another $1,000,000, increasing this concern’s total to $118,000,000 received during the current movement.
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New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Mercian
England
Lapland
District Attorney warns on divorce cases in Kings County
New York March 18 District Attorney Lewis of Kings County says he will pursue criminal charges against a party to a divorce action who admits a guilty act in Kings County He opposes bills to shield guilty parties and argues that even a few convictions would deter prominent individuals whose private lives attract press attention.
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New York
Lewis
Kings County
Albany
Indefinite postponement in Stillman divorce motions ends
In White Plains on March 18 Judge Morschauser set next Wednesday for arguments in the Stillman divorce suit. Mrs. Stillman seeks financial status proof and alimony and fees, with counsel John F. Brennan noting no star chamber proceedings.
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White Plains
N. Y
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Fifi Potter
John F. Brennan
Federal Court ruling on estate tax deductions cited
Washington March 18 The Court of Claims held that estates with net exceeding 560 000 may deduct paid federal estate taxes from income tax returns a ruling that could force refunds of 165 075 to executors of Joseph H Woodward and prevent future collection of similar sums The decision concerns a deduction of 489 834 paid to the executors by the Internal Revenue Service though the government may appeal.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
Senator Underwood
Alabama
Alan H. Wood
Reginald Barrister
Joseph H. Woodward
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Return Private Stocks To Owners' Cellars Seizures Questioned
New York reports thousands of liquor cases seized on questionable grounds are being returned to owners after guidance from Percy Vize special counsel to Prohibition Commissioner Kramer. State Practice Director O'Connor protested seizures prompting the action. Ernest Largley, new enforcement chief, is said to have signed orders for returns.
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New York
Prohibition
Percy Vize
Kramer
Washington
O’connor
Ernest Largley
Daniel Chapin
Hatfield Laughs or Condemns in Turk at Jury Plea
In the Matewan battle trials Sid Hatfield and fifteen others face jury as closing arguments unfold. State's counsel Marcum accuses Hatfield of crime while defense counters with labor conflict context and human tragedy in Mingo County court.
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Hatfield
Turk
Williamson
W. Va
Matewan
Sid Hatfield
Albert C. Felts
Edward Chambers
Isaac Brewer
Brewer
Chambers
Harold W. Houston
Labbor
Houston
Mingo County
John
Marcum
Bailey
Mingo
End of Month Draft Evaders’ Public Lists Planned
Washington reports the final check of draft evaders is underway with lists to be made public in newspapers and shared with police, agencies, and veterans groups. Adjutant General Harris invites lovers of justice to present all facts to avoid being branded a deserter. The War Department seeks funds to pay a 50 dollar reward for turning in deserters, though current funds are insufficient. The evader list has shrunk from about 490000 names to roughly 150000 after review and captures.
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Washington
Harris
Army
War Department
American Legion
Weeks
Congress
Department
Mexico to Set Up Six Concentration Camps Soon
El Paso dispatch reports that six concentration camps will be established in various Mexican states to aid rapid recruitment and mobilization of forces if needed. The information comes to Mexican Consul F. A. Pesqueira from Francisco Borrrano in Mexico City.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
F. A. Pesqueira
Francisco Borrano
Hoover weighs embargo or tariff to curb dumping
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover told President Harding and the Cabinet that an embargo on foreign dumping would be hard to implement due to shipping issues, and he favored a tariff as the protective alternative. He noted serious farm losses as exporters flood the US with wool grain cotton and dairy goods and said Congress would need time for action. He also discussed credit to revive exports with the War Finance Corporation and possible advances for German trade. The session covered foreign affairs and farming woes with no decisive plan, and anti dumping legislation slated for the April special session.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Hoover
Argentina
Europe
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
War Finance Corporation
Anl
Germany
Congress
Commerce and Agriculture Departments
United States
Pershing
Philippines
Mexico
France
America
Harding Favoring U S Exemption From Versailles Treaty
Washington dispatch reports President Harding and Secretary Hughes hint openness to international cooperation while separating the covenant from the Versailles treaty. The plan would remove U S enforcement obligations while keeping league-like tribunals for disputes. European governments favor American moral influence over full withdrawal.
Advance of Allies Into Germany Delays U S Peace Move
Allied occupation of more German territory gives President Harding a new problem tied to plans for an early peace declaration. Leaders split on timing with some urging prompt action and others fearing diplomatic embarrassment and urging deferral until Germany’s situation clarifies. The War Department notes American troops remain a war measure, not a treaty obligation, and U S withdrawal is not contemplated now.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Congress
United States
Germany
Madison Square Garden filled as 14 000 protest Horror on the Rhine
In New York 14 000 people packed Madison Square Garden to back the American Legion against the Horror on the Rhine meeting. General Pershing and Gold Star mothers led tributes amid chants, cheers, and demonstrations outside.
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New York
General Pershing
Legion
Galbraith
Fred W. Gailbraith, Jr
American Legion
Pershing
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Sunday
Miles
Norwood High School
Long John’ Riley
Reds
New Haven
Dent, O
Ills
C. Patterson
Morpheus
Beeen
Lwwee
Tewee
Cain
Abel
ET. Mitchell
Ft. Mitchell
Covington
Stillman
West Virginia
John C. Marcum
Recruiting Army
Secretary of Commerce
U. S
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Hughes
Rene Viviani
League of Nations
Association of Nations
League Or Association of Nations
China
Japan
League
Saar
Treaty of Versailles
Viviani
Yeupeum
U.S
Madison Square Garden
Cincinnatian
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