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Billy Sunday plans big Washington campaign in capital
George A. Sunday, son of evangelist Billy Sunday, surveys 12 000 seat tabernacle sites in Washington and travels to Boston to consult with his father. He reports four or five private sites may be suitable and that Congress members back a campaign start next January. The pair tour Mount Vernon and major city landmarks, while committee heads prepare workers and ushers for the capital drive.
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Washington D. C
Times
Washington
George A. Sunday
Evangelist
Boston
Young Sunday
Billy
Capitol
Uincle Sam
Clarence A. Vincent
William Knowles Cooper
Vincent
Knowles
Level Committee
New York
Mount Vernon
Dr. Vincent
Mrs. Vincent
Alexandria
Cvangelist
Naions
Potomac
Virginia
Pan-American Building
Continental Hall
Corcoran Gallery of Art
The
Public Library
Castell Ends His Life On Farm Hayloft
James William Bernard Castell age 57, lived on a farm south of the city, hanged himself from a barn hay track around noon after being in a melancholy state. A. L. McGaw found the body. no inquest. His wife recently underwent an operation and was hospitalized. two sons and two brothers survive.
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W. B. Castell
A. L. McGaw
James William Bernard Castell
Salina
John M
Clara Castell
Bernard
John
Alfred
Ernie Castell
Funeral for Mrs. W. A. Charlton Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. W. A. Charlton of Ayr Nebraska will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from the Green home on South Main Street with Rev Keesey of the Methodist church officiating. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
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W. A. Charlton
Ayr, Neb
A. J. Green
South Main Street
Keesey
Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Iowa Departments Seek 3.9 Million More in Budget Increases
Des Moines report details 18 state departments asking for increased appropriations totaling 17,272,100, led by the Health Bureau and Agriculture with funding for new buildings, labs, salaries, and additional staff. Governor Clarke urges restraint while allowing efficient operation. Also notes tickets on sale for Civilization at the Orpheum January 16.
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Des Moines
Clarke
36Th
General Assembly
Auditor of State
Board of Control
Board of Health
Bureau of Labor
Supreme Court
Insurance Department
Department of Agriculture
Dairy and Food Commission
Executive Council
State House
Historical Department
Railroad Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jericho & Easton
The
Orpheum
Vincennes Mayor Freed After Malfeasance Trial
Vincennes Indiana January 12 Mayor James M House of Vincennes was acquitted of malfeasance and misfeasance charges after Prosecutor Joseph W Kimbell declined to question jurors or present evidence. Trial began January 2 with questions of jury selection disputed and an appeal planned to the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Vincennes
Ind
James M. House of
Joseph W. Kimbell
Indiana Supreme Court
Ex-pressman unloads boxes of job applications at capitol
A former expressman delivered four wooden boxes weighing over a thousand pounds to the state Capitol then left the executive mansion with two more boxes each over 150 pounds. The containers held employment requests addressed to Governor Lowden from the Lowden headquarters.
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Springfield
State Capitol
Executive Mansion
Lowden
Sanction for Freddie Welsh boxing match set in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin athletic commission sanctioned a ten round bout between Freddie Welsh world lightweight champion and Milwaukee challenger Richie Mitchett for January 16. A certified check from Welsh covers weight and appearance forfeits. In Jefferson City a woman suffrage amendment was introduced in the Missouri lower house by Representative Chanming of Mounroe County.
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Freddie Welsh
Milwaukee
Wiscon- Sin Atheltic Commission
Richie Mitchett
Jefferson City
Jan
Chanming
Mourve County
Uncertain Tabernacle Site To Be Announced After Washington Talks
Dr. Vincent and Mrs. Vincent plan multiple Washington trips before the campaign. They expect Billy Sunday to approve a site within ten days and anticipate his son’s return to Washington for a second conference with the local committee. The tabernacle location will be announced after that meeting.
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Union Station
New York
Billy Sunday
Washington
Vincent
Iowa Guards Move Toward Home Stations from Des Moines
Des Moines report states Iowa guardsmen began loading at Fort Des Moines for departure to home stations within the coming week. The First regiment plans to leave Monday, with December and January pay issued on muster out, noting no clothing turn in until at home stations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Iowa Engineers
New Car Plant Planned Near Hegewisch Employing Thousands
Hammond Indiana reports a new car building industry for Hegewisch to be run by J. B. McBride former Haskell Barker manager. The plant will occupy a site at Battling Nelson farm eighty acres near Hegewisch and employ 1500 to 2000 workers.
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Hammond
Ind
Hegewisch
J. B. McBride
Haskell Barker Company
Michigan City
T.i Battling
Nelson
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