National Federation of Jewish Sisterhood Organized in Cincinnati
About 600 delegates attended the opening of the Council of Hebrew Congregations in Cincinnati. President J Walter Freiberg praised Hebrew Union College, outlined union activities, and proposed a national advisory board and a fund for superannuated ministers. Rabbi David Philipson announced the sisterhood federation formation.
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Cincinnati
Council of Hebrew Congregations
J. Walter Freiberg
Union
Samuel Schulman
New York City
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Bernhardt Bettman
Internal Revenue
Freiberg
Hebrew Union College
Simon Wolf
Washington
Board of Delegates
National Association of Temple Sisterhood
Frei
Berg
Federation of Jewish Sisterhood
David Philipson
Forendon
Joseph Krauskopf
Philadelphia
Ralph Bamberger
Indianapolis
Tragedy at sea as Danish tramp ship sinks near Plymouth
Captain Ree of the Dutch steamer Phecda reported the sinking of a large Danish tramp vessel about fifty miles southwest of Plymouth on December 26 during a hurricane. The entire crew perished. the ship's name was unknown, believed to be the lvaar of Copenhagen.
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Charleston
Ree
Pheeda
England
Phecda
Lvaar
Copenhagen
Lafternoon
Ecda
Ree Sasy
Plymouth
Gauss Family Tragedy Claims Two Siblings In Denver
In Denver on January 20 and 21, Robert W. Gauss of St Charles Missouri died of heart disease days after his brother Charles H Gauss. The elder Gauss, editor for the Denver Republican, died after suffering a heart attack. The brothers request that the mathematician’s brain be preserved weighed 2.7 ounces.
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Denver
Col
Charles H. Gauss
St. Charles
Robert W. Gauss
le Tten
Paul F. Gauss
Denver Republian
Gauss
Property for sale in Elmira area with three rooms
Advertisement style notice describes a property in Elmira with three rooms, hall, bath, kitchen, electric and water services, on north side Elmira east Matine Street. Mentions price points like 190 and 2750 and payment terms linked to income increases.
Missionaries Seen as China Revolution Cause by Brown
Dr. Arthur J. Brown, secretary of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions, asserts missionaries spread rights of man doctrine and aided Sun Yat Sen in China’s revolution that established a republic. He claims the leaders of the revolt were Christians influenced by missionary training.
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Secretary of Foreign Board
Sun Yat Sen
Chicago
Arthur J. Brown
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
China
Brown
Wreck Victim Learns Lesson After Brookhaven Crash
New Orleans reports a Sunday Illinois Central Railroad wreck at Brookhaven Mississippi that killed two and injured fourteen. Frederick Heath a flagman injured in the wreck visited by hospital staff found his wife near death from poison amid a personal crisis sparked by jealousy. She left a note warning of the other woman and hinted at a future reckoning. Heath denied grounds for suspicion and a reconciliation followed.
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New Orleans
Illinois. Central Railroad
Brookhaven
Miss
Frederick Heath
Heath
Wonderful discovery in electric lighting
Paris, Jan 21. M Dussaud, a French scientist, has announced a cold light method that concentrates 2000 candle power on a point with a multi filament lamp. The device uses 32 volts for eight lamps, emits no heat, and requires far less current, enabling battery or water jet powered operation. It promises stronger photogenic power for photography and may aid searchlights for the war ministry. tested successfully at Biarritz lighthouse.
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Paris
M. Dussaud
Biarritz
Ministry of War
Munsey's Holding Plan Fails to Materialize
The plan to hold Munsey's property has passed into history and was never built to crystallize into fact.
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Munsey
Opportunities for sale on Charleston Dearborn area lots and flat
Listings describe residential and commercial parcels including large lots on Conception and Marylane streets near railroad tracks. Several five lot parcels available with access between Delaware and New Jersey streets and a rent flat at 106 Hamilton Street with five rooms and bath.
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E. Charleston
Dearborn
Conception
Marylane
N. O
Delaware
New Jersey
St. Emanuel
S. Hamilto
Bath
Ettor Strain Over Hotel Strike Arouses New York
Members of the Hotel Men's Association in New York condemn Jo speh J Ettor a leader of the I W W for aiding hotel workers strike actions. Some proprietors call for his jail. Ettor denies the charge and District Attorney Whitman says no legal action can be taken on that claim.
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New York
Hotel Men’s Association of
Jospeh J. Ettor
Industrial Workers of the World
Ettor
Whitman
St Louis Street Baptist Church marks 54th anniversary
The St. Louis Street Baptist Church colored group celebrated its 54th anniversary Monday night with Rev. Ed Fisher and assistants from nearby congregations. B Rogers spoke on church origins, followed by Gracey Weeks instrumental and remarks by J R Knox. Weeklong services continue with Bell Club Night and guest preachers I Stewart and C H Crawford.
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St. Louis Street Baptist Church
Ed. Fisher
Bell Club
I. Stewart
C. H. Crawford
Gilbert Dasey
Property Listings for Vacant Lots in City Streets
Two vacant lots at N E Dauphin and Taso Streets measure 125 by 160 feet. Two additional lots on West Semmes Avenue and 3 and 4 North Hamilton Street measure 560 by 150 feet, offered for sale.
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N. E. Dauphin and
Taso Sts
Semmes Ave
N. Hamilton St
Labor cost not the sole factor in tariff hearings
Washington January 21 the house ways and means committee resumed tariff hearings with a board of witnesses on the agricultural schedule. The testimony stressed labor costs but chairman Underwood said production costs are not the only consideration. He cited that management and executive ability can add value beyond labor expense in plantations and factories.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Underwood
Grant Alexander Held Without Bail on Reported Incident Charge
In an inferior criminal court Monday Grant Alexander was held to the city court to await action by a federal grand jury on a reported incident charge. The accuser is Leila Myles, an 8 year old Black child. Alexander did not testify, stating his defense would be in the higher court. He was arrested on Franklin Street near Texas and faced denunciations from several Black residents urging fatal harm by a mob.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Grant Alexander
Leila Myles
Alexander
Franklin Street
Texas
Two Women Sought After Baby’s Body Thrown From Limousine
Atlanta police hunt for two women seen at a downtown corner late yesterday when a limousine discharged a baby’s body into a crowd of workmen. The car then fled into traffic, leaving no ID or parentage clues.
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Atlanta
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Hebrew College
National Federation of Jewish Sisterhood
White Ts
Flagman
J. C
I. W. W. Leader
Jobeph J. Ettor
Rufe Hoskins
S. S. State St
W. Pine St
S. S. State
S. Basil
B. Kennedy St
N.S. Monroe
E. Stocking St
N.S. Montgomery
E. Marine St
Old Shell Road
Gilbert St
Congress
W. Calhoun St
Government St. Heights
Government St
Lyons St
Ways and Means Committee
OUR Bon Secour Oysters
Southern Hotel Buffet
E. Cor
Harry Horlock, Prop
Chatogue Green House
Spring Hill Avenue
Saibara Nurseries
St. Francis Street
Bell
Mobile, Atal
B. Luscher & Son
Dauphin St
Roche
Burke
Northeast Corner
St. Joseph
State Streets
G. Hardy Smith
St. Michael Street
Mobile, Ala
Mobile Coal CO
ST. Francis ST
Ehort
UTH Royal
W. P. Roberts & CO
Masonic Temple
Jos.patt
Germany
United States
Mobile
Ala
United Fruit CO
J. T. Adams, M. D
Ph. G
Oph
Adams
Sage, Burgett & Yuille
N. W.C
Windsor Cafe
North Royal St
Brick & Coal CO
ST. Francis Bell
Homie
F. C. Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
the Peoples Bank
SOE Ee
State of
Alabama
Merchant’s Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Louis Forchheimer
D. Batre
L. C. Fry
L. D. Batre
V. Pres
E. F. Ladd
G. A Michael
Assy Asst
Ferguson
St. Francis St. Bell
AV. H. Cooper
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