Billy Sunday Rally Draws Big Crowds in Covington
White haired mothers and hundreds gather at Covington High School for Billy Sunday’s Sunday address. The program features a Covington school orchestra, the New Haven United Brothers Church, and messages urging salvation, born again faith, and personal reform. Collections top $21,000 to date as crowds pack the tabernacle and Easter services are planned.
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Rodeheaver
Y. P. Rodeheaver
Cage
U Y
Tabernacle
S. Clare Riker
Trnity Methodist Church
Ple
Billy
Cincinnati
Sunday
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Classified listings include banners from Grocers Baking and Burkhardt Bros hats. services and items from East Hills Coal Fifth Third Bank Foley's Tablets, Gidding Wear, Globe Wernicke Furniture, Haberdasher, Lincoln National Bank, Pogue Hats, Prince Opticians, Rosenthal Drugs and more. Also notices for lectures and motion pictures and various local business entries.
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Sevade
Dacada
Banner Grocers
Burkhardt Bros
Claremont Dansant
Everrsdeensschoce
Cunard-Anchor
S. Line
East Hills Coal and Supply Co
Fifth-Third National
Sovevoss
Whiseon's
Emma Ung
Carvael Shemales
Kolbe & Co
Kotte’s Drug Store
Beerdeekee
Pinkham's
Pogue's
Gloecas Babies
Prince & Co.—Opticians
Ralph Green—Clothing
Eesastesesest le Ridewey
Iscesesees Beak Faure
Rosenthal—Drugs
Ike Ds Cass
Schaefer Rubber Co
Spence
Extortion and terrorism charged in Chicago housing inquiry
Chicago March 25 The Joint Legislative Committee investigating price fixing and illicit labor agreements in construction says a giant extortion institution exists and may surpass New York in terrorism. The panel plans subcommittees and seeks legal help while witnesses fear publication of their names. Architects of Chicago are to testify tomorrow.
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New York
Dailey
Chicago
Joint Legislative Committee
John Dailey
Senatee
Federal District Attor
New York City
Lack of funds may demoralize Ohio militia
Ohio National Guard leaders warned that insufficient appropriations in the new military fund bill would cripple the state militia. Senators and Colonel P Lincoln Mitchell urged full funding to allow training, armories, and drills, or the guard could fail to function.
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Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Finance Committee
Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Charles F. Hake
Tom W. Jones
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
House
National Guard Organization of
William Miller
Miller
Senate
National Guard
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Mitchell
Ohio State Guard
Easter Promenaders May Carry Umbrellas
Weather outlook for Easter predicts a few showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. A mild cold wave is expected tomorrow night, possibly forcing raincoats and galoshes for social promenades.
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Washington
J. Pluvius
Cincinnati
Weeks presses Bergdoll case in Germany
Secretary Weeks said the United States will pursue Bergdoll without regard to statutes of limitations and did not rule out extradition by Britain or end of war conditions. General Allen has sought German releases for Neuf and Zimmer, who are held at Baden and Eberbach, with optimism for early freedom.
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Washington
Bergdoll
Weeks
Philadelphia
Germany
Great Britain
United States
General Allen
Neuf
Zimmer
Allen
Baden
War Department
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Eberbach
Bergdolf
Firemen Free Boy From Drainage Box In Elm Street
Crowds along the Rhine district chase a fire truck up Elm Street as John Adams a 12 year old of Ravine Street becomes stuck in a drainage box. Three firefighters free his foot after an hour, then the crowd laughs at the clever rescue.
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Over-The- Rhine
Elm Street
Washington Park
John Adams
Ravine Street
John
Columbus
Wholesale prices show big decline in 10 cities
The Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets reports a sharp fall in wholesale produce prices from ten cities. Potatoes dropped from 5.75 to 1.35 per 100 pounds, onions from 6.25 to 0.70 per 100 pounds, cabbage from 6.25 to 3.50 per barrel, and standard storage apples from 8.75 to 5.50 per bushel.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Seek Gallum Hill in Hope of Safe Landing
A large search by air and sea for the missing naval balloon under Chief Quartermaster G K Wilkenson continues around the gulf near St Andrews Bay. Four students aboard are named and naval authorities hold hope of rescue despite no trace found today and winds drifting the vessel toward the coast.
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Gallum
Hill
Pensacola
Fla
G. K. Wilkenson
Naval Air Station
Gulf
St. Andrews Bay
Wilkenson
Houston
Tex
Russell W. Eland
Belleville
Ill
Edward L. Kershaw
Rayne
John O. Elder
Lebanon
N. Y
William H. Trefey
Salem
Mass
Trans-continental flyer W D Coney injures back in crash
Lieutenant W D Coney, an aviator attempting a Jacksonville to San Diego flight, crashed near Crowville Louisiana after engine trouble. He is at Natchez with a fractured back and only about a 10 percent chance of recovery. fever is developing and he remains conscious and cheerful.
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Natchez
Miss
W. D. Coney
Crowville
Coney
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Cal
Negro mob threatens jail raid in Kentucky village
Bandana and Wickliffe in Ballard County, Kentucky faced threats from a mob planning to seize Landis Gray. Sheriff Ashby moved Gray to Paducah for safety, with guards and deputies enforcing a heavy jail defense. Gray was to be examined in Wickliffe Monday, guarded closely due to tense local conditions.
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Paducah
Bandana
Wickliffe
Landis Gray
Ashby
Ballard County
Gray
McCracken
John Cole
J. L. Ashby
Deputies Guard Man Targeted for Lynching in Jefferson County
Deputy Sheriffs armed with shotguns rushed to Lovick in the upper Jefferson County area to protect a black man said to be in the hands of citizens bent on lynching him for alleged complicity in the killings of J. L. Bourgous and Lacy Murphree last Tuesday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lovick
Jefferson County
J. L. Bourgous
Lacy Murphree
U S Shares Sympathy but Holds Trade With Russia Conditional
Secretary Hughes says resumption of trade with Soviet Russia hinges on assurances of fundamental changes. The US expects protection of persons and property, sanctity of contracts, and rights of labor before any trade is considered. No recognition implied, focus remains on commerce foundations.
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Washington
Russia
Hughes
Reval
Moscow
United States
State Department
Judge Sater to Remain Retired Not Accurate
The Commercial Tribune corrects an earlier error about Judge John F. Sater of the Southern Ohio district court. It says no retirement statement exists from Sater or any district attorney staff, noting the mistake arose from a misinterpreted telephone report.
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The
Commercial Tribune
James R. Clark
John F. Sater
United States District Court of Southern Ohio
Sater
Clark
Fire at Los Angeles Harbor Destroys Wharf and Seacraft Plant
Damage estimated at 500000 dollars from a harbor fire in Los Angeles. A wharf four yachts and the Seacraft Corporation plant were destroyed. A sixty mile gale hindered firemen and endangered nearby property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Harbor
Seacraft Corporation
Russian Liberal Appeal for League of Nations Aid
A. J. Sack releasing the text of a Paris organized appeal by the Russian Society of Liberals and Moderate Socialists urges support from the League of Nations. The group cites Tolstoy and laments Russia’s isolation amid its internal ills while calling for peaceful resolution of international disputes.
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League of Nations
New York
Paris
A. J. Sack
Russia
Leo Tolstoy
Government Plans Early Return Of German Property
The Harding administration contemplates an early return of German property seized in the United States during World War I. Alien Property Custodian Colonel Thomas W. Miller aims to settle claims quickly, reduce excessive legal fees, and possibly liquidate enemy insurance companies to reimburse German owners while awaiting broader wartime settlements.
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Lawrence
Washington
United States
Harding
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Kuhn
American Legion
Alien Property Custodian
Lusitania
Germany
France
America
Associated Powers
New York
Berlin
British Seize Sinn Fein Arms in Dublin Raid
Dublin reports say auxiliary police raided stables behind Great Charles Street capturing fifteen revolvers, six rifles, 400 bombs, 1,500 rounds, shells, detonators, field telephones, and three motor cars with ammunition. Seven men found at 100 Seville Place detained. three emigrants bound for America guarded by four Sinn Fein policemen.
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Dublin
Associated Press
America
Irish Republican Army
Great Charles Street
Seville Place
Ireland
England
Sinn Fein
Bacon Used Microscope In Thirteenth Century Code Manuscript Shows
The report claims Roger Bacon used a high powered microscope and telescope in the thirteenth century. Dr Wilfred Voynich and Dr William Romaine Newbold announce deciphered manuscript code and forthcoming description at the College of Physicians in Philadelphia.
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Bacon
New York
Roger Bacon
Wilfred M. Voynich
William Romaine Newbold
University of Pennsylvania
Voynich
Dr. Newbold
Philadelphia
College of Physicians
Communists Lose Ground in Middle Germany With Armed Red Army
Reports from Eisleben and Hettstedt show police recapturing towns from the Communists after heavy fighting. Insurgents hold large Leuna nitrogen works near Halle forming a Red army of about 6000. Fighting in Mansfeld ended. Eisleben work resumes only after order and restitution of property are restored.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Fierce Street Fighting in Eisleben Between Communists and Police
Communists and security police battled for control of Eisleben with a half mile front shifting by the hour. Reinforcements from peasants arrived as both sides unleashed rifles grenades and machine guns in nightlong combat near the water tower amid siege conditions.
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Eisleben
Germany
Associated Press
Lemack and Monroe jailed in Toledo mail theft case
Chicago March 25 Mrs Myrtle Lemack and Marguerite Monroe were ordered jailed today by United States Commissioner Lewis E. Lowing after their arraignment in connection with the recent $1,000,000 mail robbery in Toledo Ohio.
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Chicago
Myrtle Lemack
Marguerite Monroe
United States
Lewis E. Eee
Tiew
Toledo
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