Billy Sunday At Tabernacle Inspires 1000 Endeavor Rally
Christian Endeavor Association brings 1000 members to the Billy Sunday service as flags wave and cheered crowds swell. The evangelist preaches to troubled souls, urging commitment while a 300 strong trail to repentance forms after a fervent appeal. Revenue from Friday and Saturday collections brings total tabernacle funds to 22724.54 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Tool Steel Gear and Pinion Company
Christian Endeavor Society
Gincinnati Coal Exchange
Bellevue Methodist Church
California Methodist Church
Station F Sunday School
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Westchester Church
Christian Endeavor Association
Billy
William Asher
Florence Kinney
Homer Rodeheaver
Robert Matthews
Sunday
Herbert Hezlop
Knox Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Fund
Winona Lake
Girl offer to wed for money to save mother in distress
Dorothy Miller of New York writes to The World offering to marry for $1000 to help operate her mother’s sick condition. The 17 year old vows to wed two years from October 2, claims height and looks, and asks for donations. A reporter visits the family in Trenton and learns of poverty following railroad retrenchment.
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New York
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy
Existor
Trenton
N. J
P. S
East State Street
Mrs. Miller
Veteran 103 Drowns in Well Near Home
John Thomas aged 103, a Confederate veteran described as lively despite hunger, fell into a well near his Newport News home this week and drowned. He lived with his daughter Mrs. Mary E. Treakle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
John Thomas
Mary E. Treakle
Gustave Willey longtime Cincinnati banker dies at 67
Gustave A Willey president of the P R Mitchell Company Brighton Savings Bank and Trust dies at his home after five months illness. Born Worthington Ohio he moved to Cincinnati as a child and rose to presidency. Survived by widow a son Frank and four daughters all of Cincinnati. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Gustave A. Willey
P. R. Mitchell Company
Spring Grove
Harrison Avenues
Brighton Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mr. Willey
Worthington
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Willey
Clifton
Whitfield Avenue
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Avon Lodge
Rotary and Business Men's Club
Frank W
Charles R. Franz
George A. Bauer
Robert A. Taylor
William A. Schreiber
Index to Advertisements in the Museum Page
An advertisement index listing numerous businesses and products such as beauty shops, tobacco and cigars, automobile firms, savings banks, paint and vacuum cleaners, tailors, clothing, magazines, hotels, and service stations. It includes names like Burkhardt Bros, Cincinnati Automobile Co, Shillito’s Basement Sale, Lawton Co French Shop, Miami Vulcanizing Co, and Union Gas and Electric Co, reflecting a diverse city commerce page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATT Museum Osven
Mears Ween Ney
Hdasedoriesiet Estas Beauty Shop
Cigar Makers’ Co-Op
Cincinnati Automobile Co
Community Chest
Ikitesediraatep
Dr. Newman
Mare Reeeeeccos
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Ehrlich Paint Co Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
Gravure Vance Oil Co
Lodgue Wasievaee
Channer & Sawyer
Economy Supply Co
Hutton and Co
Sen Poesenceeenes
Lepper & Coi
Dsesess
Gates Motor Co
Oom
Ghana
WOST
Tt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Hole—Chemist
Ake Abe
Cee Humphrey
Otis & Co _ Japp
Karo Food Products
Klett—Men’s Tailor
Lawton Co
Mason Towle Co
McAlpin's
McCullough Seed Co
Csceeeee
Miami Vulcanizing Co
Miller
Brom—Merchandise
Myers & Renner
No Better Coffee
Nunner & Ashton—Furniture
Reree
Ey Oskamp Jewelry Co
Otte
Ralph Green
Mag
Restwell Mattress
Gravure Bernice Truck Co
Ccseccesces
Teasdale—Dry Cleaning
Union Gas and Electric Co
Western
Cattle Stampede Incident In South Dakota Town
Fourteen men from an ex service group were arrested in Tripp as cattle bound for Germany faced a stampede in Scotland. Four men were fined five dollars and costs for concealed weapons. the rest were released. The herd, donated by Bon Homme and Hutchinson County farmers, had been gathered to ship to Germany.
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Tripp
S. D
Scotland
Germany
S. C
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
Ohiginas
Kaylor
Legion Leader Appeals to Wallace Over Cattle Shipment
Hanford C. Macneider of Mason City Iowa asks Secretary Wallace to block the shipment of 600 South Dakota milch cows slated for the German government. A 27 car special train moved toward Baltimore after Monahan Post failed to obtain an injunction to halt the departure in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Henry S. Wallace
Hanford C. Macnnder
Mason City
Iowa
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Atlantic Seaboard
South Dakota
Baltimore
Macneider
Monahan Post
The
American Legion
Admirers Kiss Off Maestro Mengelberg as Ship Sails
In New York on March 26 William Mengelberg Dutch conductor faced a crowd of about 400 admirers on the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam. The throng pressed for embraces kisses and handshakes as the ship prepared to sail to Holland four women kissed him and two fainted before officials coaxed him from his stateroom.
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New York
William Mengelberg
Holland
Ntuw Amsterdam
National Symphony Orchestra
Otewers
Detectives Under Fire as Comrade Dies in Chicago Shootout
Five officers suspended after witnesses say they hid behind telegraph poles and ignored Detective Sergeant Patrick ONeill's pleas as gunman Tommy OConnor killed him. The dying officer cried for help while senior officers hesitated, delaying response until reinforcements arrived. Ronan, ONeill's partner, wept as the wounded man died en route to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick O’neill
Tommy” O’connor
O’connor
Charles Fitzmorris
Joe
Joe Ronan
Serjeant
O’neill
Detective Bureau
O'Neill
Goes One Step Farther in Case of Russia
Correspondent compares Wilson’s handling of Huerta with Hughes’s stance toward Lenin. The piece notes a parallel in policy approaches and public reaction as the administration navigates foreign affairs and internal pressures.
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Russia
Wilson
Huerta
Hughes
Lenine
Harding Policy on Russia Mirrors Wilson Stand
Washington observers note President Harding's Russia policy aligns with Wilson, outlining internal development conditions tied to recognition. Secretary Hughes emphasizes private property, contract sanctity, and free labor while demanding convincing evidence of Bolshevik shift.
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Huerta
Wilson
Colby
Russia
United States
Hughes
Harding
Lenine
Mexico
Friends of International
League
Association of Nations
Robbers Hold Up Plant Employees for 1500 Dollar Payroll
Two armed men robbed thirty five workers at the American Clay Products Company near South River New Jersey, escaping with a payroll of 1500 dollars. The incident occurred today and involved immediate flight from the scene. Local authorities began investigations into the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
American Clay Products Company
South River
Mother and boys confess aiding slaying in Grand Rapids
Caspar Didia, 14, and his younger brother James, 9, confess to helping their mother murder the stepfather Joseph Scalbius with an ax and shovel in Grand Rapids. They say the body was placed in a toy wagon and moved to railroad yards where it was found by a switching crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Caspar Didia
Joseph Scalbius
James
Caspar
Casper
Bandits Loot Grocery In Dayton Ky Hold Up
Two bandits robbed Adolph Klein's grocery at Ninth and Thornton in Dayton Kentucky. They took $30 from the cash register and warned customers to stay quiet as they fled toward a C and O freight train with passengers waiting nearby.
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Dayton
Adolph Klein
Ninth
Thornton Streets
Tales of Negro Chain Gang Ruled with Iron Hand
Bodies of six negroes were found on John Williams plantation in Jasper County as part of a peonage probe. A hired worker, Clyde Manning, confessed to aiding Williams and three sons face murder warrants. Authorities say nine bodies total linked to the case, with more searches planned.
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Atlanta
Jasper County
John Williams
Department of Justice
Clyde Manning
Williams
Yellow River
Manning
Alcovy River
Julius
Haylor
Marvin
Fulton County
Dorsey
Montezuma
Williams House
Campbell Farm
Williams Place
Persons
United States
Jasper
Newton
Williams Farm
Williams Plantation
Jackson Company
Georgia National Guard
Union Carpenters Cut Wages to Seven Dollars a Day
In Tacoma on March 26 union carpenters announced a voluntary wage cut from eight to seven dollars per day. The reduction takes effect Monday and aims to stimulate construction activity.
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Tacoma
Wash
Union
Carpenters Today
Covington Girl Attacked by The Jack the Clipper
Sixteen year old Lillian Copfer of Covington was hair clipped by a stranger at the Market House. Police wrestled the suspect, identified as Guy Kirk of 1325 Scott Street, who claimed amnesia. He faces an assault and battery charge.
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Lillian Copfer
Pike Street
Covington
Seventh
Madison Streets
Hebbler
Jack the Clipper
Guy Kirk
Scott Street
Kirk
Promise Of Fair Easter Fashion Parades Curtailed By Storm
Weather forecasts warned of unsettled conditions and showers across the country for Easter. A powerful storm moving from the Southwest disrupted expected fair weather, with rain and thunder in the Great Lakes, New York, and Lower Missouri Valley and zero or below temperatures in Montana and North Dakota. Only Florida looked for fair conditions as winter vacation crowds head home.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Atlantic
New York State
Great Lake Region
Missouri Valley
Montana
North Dakota
Mississippi River
California
Florida
Wavy Donates U 3 Our Chaser To Local Club
The Navy will gift the submarine chaser to the Naval Reserve Force Club in Cincinnati after efforts by the local Executive Committee. The 110 foot boat sails from New York with a crew and will reach New Orleans then Cincinnati within weeks. The club plans weekend cruises on the Ohio and will maintain three sailors aboard when not in use.
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Uncle Sam
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Roger K. Rogan
Naval Reserve Force Club
Navy Department
Washington
Nickelott
Toledo
New York
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ohio
Rogan
Ohio Valley
United States
Bene
Grand Hotel
Thomas J. Conroy
Thomas L. Tallentire
Russell Carothers
Charles Gerhardt
James Pottenger
Davis Succeeds Payne as Railroad Director
James C. Davis of Iowa, former general counsel of the Chicago Northwestern Railway, is named Director General of the Railroad Administration by President Harding to replace John Barton Payne. Davis will assume charge Monday and will also act as agent of the President in government railway operation legal suits due to a legal technicality.
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Washington
James Co. Davis
Iowa
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Railroad Administration
Harding
John Barton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
Davis
Payne
Blizzard Blasts South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas Areas
A great blizzard rages through South Dakota with extensive damage reported in Nebraska and Kansas. A tornado near Worthington Minnesota kills Dave Anderson his son and another person at Reading and levels Rushmore area while communication lines are down and reports are sparse.
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South Dakota
Worthington
Minn
Here
Dave Anderson
Reading
Rock Island
Rushmore
Omaha
Storms Wreak Damage Across Upper Mississippi Valley
Chicago reports a series of damaging storms across the upper Mississippi Valley with tornado violence near Hastings Nebraska. A wall at Marymount College in Salina Kansas fell amid a twister. Central Kansas saw continuous gale and rain, while a Dakota gale turned to snow. Wires fell in Nebraska as storms lingered.
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Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Upper
Lake Region
Weather Bureau
Hastings
Neb
Salina
Kan
Marymount College
Sisters of St. Joseph
Severe South Dakota Blizzard Paralyzes Huron Watertown
Sioux Falls reports a historic blizzard sweeping South Dakota with twelve inches of snow in three hours at Huron and Watertown and no signs of stopping by late tonight.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Huron
Watertown
Tornadic Wind Damages Pocahontas County Fair Grounds
Six people were injured and extensive property damage occurred in a tornado that swept over Pocahontas County. All county fair buildings except the grand stand were destroyed.
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Fonda
Pocahontas County
German Tailerg Augment Forges of Communists
Halle Saxony March 26 The Associated Press Reinforcement of Communist rioters at Mansfeld Eisleben in progress. Armed workmen move from Halle toward the towns to join comrades. Communists report Eisleben fugitives reorganizing on hills. Police say Eisleben fugitives routed. Hettstedt denied quiet. Communists claim railway station blown up. Lisleben threatened. Salle tense. general strike effort under way with no clashes by noon.
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Halle
Saxony
Associated Press
Mansfeld
Eisleben
Hisleben
Lisleben
Hettstedt
Salle
Autoist Strikes Back in Street Hold Up
A robber attempts a car hold up on Columbia Avenue near St. Andrews Place. Frank Ser drives past the felon who aims a revolver and falls when the thief’s car stalls. Ser speeds away, reports to Sixth District. the robber escapes in another vehicle.
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Frank Ser
Eastern Avenue
Columbia Avenue
St. Andrews Place
Sheatzley
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Trail
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Gustave Wiley
Brighton
Legion
Wallace
Mengelberg
Lawrence
America
David Lawrence
Buy Confedeto
Bandits
Market House
WAVY
U. 3
Naval Reserve
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Tailerg
Crook
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