Billy Sunday Evokes Crowd in Prayerful Revival at Tabernacle
The evangelist drew about 10 000 attendees as more than 400 converts came to the front in a Billy Sunday revival at the tabernacle. He urged believers to lead others to Christ while tears and prayer marked the evening and collections surpassed earlier meetings.
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Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Jesus Christ
Sunday
Jesus
Billy
Blazin
Laurian Jones
Claude Shafer
The
Cincinnati Post
Rodeheaver
Amusements and Advertisers Index in Local Paper
A compendium of advertisers and offerings listed in the paper including Amusements a eye remedy cigar makers co op bridal gifts haberdasher office furniture motion pictures and various goods and services from local firms such as Shillito’s Ralph Green and Union Savings Bank with rail line mention by Louisville and Nashville Railroad and other merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steed
Co-Op. Co
Claremont Dansant
Siminesas
Closson
Financial— Beazell & Chatfield
APES
Das National City Co
Eet
Stacy & Braun
Golde—Haberdasher
Graul—Phonography
Grove
Hathaway
Ft Lawton Co
Liberal B. and L. Association
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mullane
Nicotel Tobacco Remedy
Saugaee Arnold-Fairyland Co
Art Museum
Wea Tasbavesseeies
East Hill Coal and Supply Co
Tereses Cohummdlea Tritt
Globe-Wernicke
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Linton Candies
McCrone’s
Eee
Motion Pictures
Surewnd Shied
Dea
Northcott-Smith Co
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co
Pinkham’s
Pogue'’s
Powell & Clement—Sport Goods
Ralph Green
EOE
Cicdcenet
Senete Vest
Bee’ Se
Rollman's
Rosenthal—Drugs
Shakey Ca
Ahbes
Abe Rookwood Pottery
Shavane Tes Shillito’s—Merchandise
Swift Laboratory
Sr Teasdale—Dry Cleaning
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Peance Seat Y. MA. G
I Would Rather Have Non Christian In Church
Billy Sunday argues for openness to non Christians joining church and hearing the gospel. He contrasts Jesus with Pharisees who opposed unorthodox approaches and emphasizes mercy and salvation through Christ.
Train Bandits Grab $3000 in MET HoldUp
In Muskogee Oklahoma on March 22 three masked men held up the Missouri Kansas & Texas Texas special thirty miles south of McAlester. They boarded at Denison Texas, robbed passengers of 3000 dollars across three coaches, and fled into nearby woods as bloodhounds from the state penitentiary tracked them.
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Muskogee
Okla
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
McAlester
Denison
Tex
State Penitentiary
Cardinal Gibbons Sinks With Heart Attack Threat
Baltimore March 22 Physicians said Cardinal Gibbons health worsened last Sunday night with weaker heart action and low temperature. Monsignor Bonzano visited today as the 87 year old prelate remains in frail condition after a period of illness and partial recovery since December.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzano
Washington
O. B. Corrigan
German Reparations Levy Clears Lords Without Debate
The German reparations bill imposes a 60 percent levy on the value of all German imports to fund reparations and passes the House of Lords without discussion, awaiting the King's assent. Berlin signals Germany will refuse the March 23 demand for one billion marks gold, with an answer to the allies to be drafted within forty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Berlin
Germany
Five seamen held for Wall Street bomb inquiry in New Orleans
Five men classed as seamen were held in New Orleans Parish Prison and booked as Philip Bender Lionel Kue Rudolph Dorsh Hans Ran they are suspected in connection with the Wall Street bomb plot of September 16 officials indicated. Captain J H B Van Weeldern of the Rushville recounted capture and transfer difficulties while detailing security measures and orders restricting crew engagement with the prisoners. The group faced transport and custody challenges from Rio de Janeiro to New Orleans amid intergovernmental steps and consular involvement.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Parish
Js. H. B. van Weeldern
New York
Rushville
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Rush‘ville
Philip Bender
Lionel Kue
Rudolph Dorsh
Hans Ran
Van
Weeldern
Rio de Janeiro
Wealdern
United States Shipping Board
Thomas
van Weeldern
Specific Charge of Mutiny Placed Against Prisoners
Five men landed in New Orleans from the freighter Rushville face mutiny charges on the high seas. Chief William J. Flynn said no link to the New York bomb explosion had been found yet, but the investigation continues. They will be tried in Federal Court, New York.
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Washington
New Orleans
Rushville
New York
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Flynn
High Seas
Federal Court of
Bureau
Department
Shipping Board Records Tie Men to Shipping Revolt Attempt
New York March 22 Shipping Board records show five men brought to New Orleans on the Rushville are charged with starting a revolution aboard the City of Alton last February. The documents deny any link to last September's disaster. The quintet allegedly tried to form a Soviet on the Alton after sailing for South American ports in October. The February revolution was quelled by loyal crew members.
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Shipping Board
New York
New Orleans
Rushville
Wall Street
City of Alton
Alton
Secret Springs of Stillman Case Unfold
New York details of the James A Stillman divorce drama reveal Mrs Stillman seeking europea plan to win him back. She suspects infidelity after his long absences and addresses social and business circles to persuade him abroad. The couple separate in 1920 with accusations of infidelity and illegitimacy against their youngest son Guy and possible future implications for a family trust and Jay Leeds.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Florence Leeds
Mr. Stillman
Great National City Bank
Guy
Jay Leeds
Community Chest Sets Local Goal With 1.8 Million Target
Cincinnati and Hamilton County Budget Committee completes a two week budget trimming process and fixes the Community Chest goal at 1,799,917 to fund 75 agencies. A. E. Anderson leads 5,000 volunteers forming 25 teams to solicit from April 22 to May 3 at 25 East Ninth Street Social Agency Building. The drive channels 1,542,167 to local services and 225,000 to emergency and foreign relief funds.
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Community Chest
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Social Agency
East Ninth Street
Bethany
IO Teominieils
Oc Gastaecceseoses
Better Housing League
Bureau of Catholc Charities
Ranly
Kenton Street
Children’s Home
Cincinnati Kindergarten Association
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Cincinnati Union Ewer
Ees O
Community Service
Wis cc
Council of Social Agencies
Public Health Federation
Social’ Agence Ee Tpee
Crawford Cid
Electric
Emanuel Day Nursery
Trounstine Foundation
Hope Gospel Mission
Hospital Social Service
General Prin Ices
Iin
Cccestyss Sevccsgetescsossees
Orphan Asylum
Norwood Community Service League
Ohio Humane Society
Jewish
Wight Coil
Parkway Day Nursery
Convent of the Good Shep- Note
Ics Escivceesseved
Pocvececsocnes
St. Joseph Infant
Theresa Home For
St. Vincent Home
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Salvation Army
Evangeline Home
Santa Maria Institute
Social Hygiene Society
Social Service Department
The
Federation of Churches
Women’s Department
House of Friendliness
WY Geiger Schicvee
United Jewish Social Agencies
Pettaese
Visiting Nurse Association
Ainabiliels Agrawal
Lins
M. C
University
Ninth Street
Lockland
Blue Triangle Club
Norwood
State
National
Dorge A
LS Kowaton Sworbes
Ohio Institute For Public Efficient
Inventor Gesmer Reveals Fortune After Return in Bright Car
Paul Gesmer, 52, an inventor from Stapleton Staten Island, arrived in New York claiming to be $45000 richer than before. He had previously been believed dead after his body, identified as Gesmer, was found in his motor boat off Brooklyn after vanishing November 1 1919. He declined knowledge of the burial and said he would reopen a machine shop.
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New York
Brooklyn
Paul Gesmer
Stapleton
Staten Island
Gesmec
Gesmer
Macon
Tariff Bill To Bear Fordney's Name In New Form
Washington March 22 1921 Republican leaders and President Harding plan to pass the Fordney emergency tariff bill in a revised form not identical to Wilson’s vetoed measure. Changes likely include six month application and hearings amid pressure from business groups and lawmakers. Senator McCumber advocates the bill while Peggy Penrose shifted tactics.
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Fordney
Wilson
Lawrence
Washington
Congress
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Penrose
Senate
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
McCumber
Republican Congress
Representative Fordney
Michigan
Aldrich
Payne
Dingley
Three Hurt When Auto Upsets In St Bernard
Three men were injured when an automobile overturned on Spring Grove Avenue near Beech Street in St Bernard. Driver Frank Panko 38 fractured skull. he and passenger Raymond Cummins 522 Dandridge Street and Louis Carr 1650 Western Avenue sustained head and body injuries. Panko remained in serious condition at General Hospital.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Beech Street
Frank Panko
Dandridge Street
Louis Carr
Western Avenue
Raymond Cummins
General Hospital
St. Bernard
Panko
Carr
Wounded Woman Dies in Prison After Shooting
Springfield Ohio March 22 Miss Thelma Keller died at City Hospital after being shot by Mrs Monetta B Snowden last November. Snowden pled guilty to shooting to kill and was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory where she is confined.
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Springfield
Thelma Keller
Monetta B. Snowden
City Hospital
Work of Framing Permanent Tariff Begun by Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee began drafting a permanent tariff bill and created five sub committees to handle chemical metals agriculture cotton and related topics. Republican members will lead all sub panels with named members spanning Ohio Illinois Washington Connecticut New York Colorado Oregon North Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Massachusetts West Virginia Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania and more.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Longworth
Ohio
Copley
Illinois
Hadley
Tilson
Connecticut
Mott
New York
Timberlake
Colorado
Hawley
Oregon
Autoist's Skull Broken In Wreck At Woodburn Avenue
Six people were in a car when a right front tire blew near 2753 Woodburn avenue. Driver Henry Rowe 32 turned from street car tracks causing a crash into a telephone pole. Harry Vollrath 38 suffered a fractured skull. Nora Doell 27 was bruised. Other passengers unnamed. Vollrath in serious condition. Rowe went home.
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Woodburn Avenue
Harry Vollrath
Ada Street
Nora Doell
Findlay Street
Vollrath
Henry Rowe
Haven Street
Miss Doell
General Hospital
Norwood
Rowe
Coast to coast flight in 24 hours postponed
Lieutenant W. D. Coney’s planned one stop air flight across the country to San Diego California in 24 hours was postponed late tonight.
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Jacksonville
Fla
W. D. Coney
San Diego
California
Italian Named as Possible Killer in Indiana Railroad Death
Warsaw Indiana March 22 John Invagnolia known as Dago Joe was arrested in Elkwort Ind amid claims he plotted with Virgil Decker to kill Leroy Lovett and place his body on railroad tracks Decker confessed to killing Lovett in a cabin on Tippecanoe River and dragging the body to the tracks after a fear prompted act.
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Warsaw
Ind
John Invagnolia
Dago Joe
Elkwort
Leroy Lovett
C. B. Moon
Virgil Decker
Lovett
Decker
Tippecanoe River
R. A. Buhler
Albion
Invagnolia
Galbraith Defends Legion, Demands Probe of India Group
In Rochester Col F W Galbraith Jr National Commander of the American Legion called for an investigation of the Friends of Freedom for India after a New York meeting speaker accused British funds backing an all American gathering. He challenged who funds and who leads the group and urged inquiry into the organization.
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Rochester
N. Y
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
John McAcree
New York
Friends of Freedom For India
Sueterring
McAcree
Madison Square Garden
Galbraith
Friends of Freedom
India
Sharon All Het Up Over Cabaret Scandals
After an egging of a Sharonville cabaret last Sunday, 400 villagers met at the Presbyterian Church and named a 15 member committee to investigate local law violations. Clergy and Dr. Edgar MacDill urged action as Mayor McGrew promised to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sharonville
Presbyterian Church
McGrew
Harry B. Wells
Methodist Church
Edgar MacDill
Anti-Saloon League
James J. Conroy
St. Michael's Church
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Gibbons
Ourappy
Moti 2
Anne
James
Alexander
Loy Renness Posse Ices Sines Genesa
Babley Milk Fund ‘Association
Amateur Baseball Commission
Local Safety Council
Disabled American Veterans of the World Sage Cincinnati Chapter
Bentley Post
United City Planning. Committee
Boy Chum
the Commercial Tribune
David
Republican
Ways and Means Committee
Autoist
Free India
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