Sunday Sermon Draws Washington Elite to Grand Hall
Rev. Billy Sunday proclaims that Christ would change Washington as five cabinet members and President Wilson’s entourage listen in Convention Hall. The crowd includes Margaret Wilson and Tumulty, with Bryan guiding the evangelist to the White House for a reception.
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Billy Sunday
Christ
Champ Clark
Convention Hall
William Jennings Bryan
Daniels
Lane
Redfield
Gregory
Margaret Wilson
Tumulty
Sunday
Clark
Two Seas
William A. Sunday
Champ
Jesus
Jericho
Bryan
Joe Cannon
Mr. Sunday
Congressional Record
America
Dun
Bradstreet
White House
Wilson
Evangelist
Cary Grayson
Harts
Helen Haines
George
Billy
Paul
Rock Creek Park
William Knowles Cooper
Congress
J. Ham Lewis
Illinois
Penrose
Gore
Oklahoma
Senator Martine
New Jersey
Senator Penrose
Mr. Penrose
Revival Tabernacle
Philadelphia
Senator la Follette
Des Moines
Iowa
Albany probes Cleary case over Rockland DA Gagan
Informal charges accuse Rockland County District Attorney Thomas Gagan of suppressing evidence in the William V. Cleary case. Governor Whitman indicated a possible inquiry after receiving a petition with 2700 signatures calling for a broad local investigation.
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Albany
Thomas Gagan
Rockland County
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Eugene N. Newman
Whitman
Frederick E. Newman
Gordon H. Peck
Haverstray
Newman
Eugene Newman
Cleary
Henry I. Stetler
T. S. Coulins
B. C. Dunlap
Committee of 23
Brumbaugh Names Chief Appointees In Pennsylvania
Governor elect Martin G. Brumbaugh announces cabinet picks in Harrisburg after arriving from Philadelphia. Cyrus E. Woods is named Secretary of the Commonwealth, Francis Shank Brown Attorney General, and James S. Hiatt Secretary to the Governor. Brown and Woods are noted figures in state politics.
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Cyrus E. Woods
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Francis Shank Brown
Philadelphia
James S. Hiatt
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Brown
Woods
Capitol Bill
Ware
the Commonwealth
Robert McAfee
Allegheny County
Clearfield
Lafayette College
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bankers Under Fire at Federal Foundations Hearing
Samuel Untermyer and Roger Babson testified at the opening session of the federal industrial relations commission probe into the Rockefeller Carnegie Sage Cleveland and Baron de Hirsch foundations. Untermyer urged federal charters size limits trustee representation and no income accumulation while Babson urged profit sharing and market wage rules linking labor to supply and demand. The hearing will hear Ida Tarbell John Mitchell and David J. Lewis next.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
Pujo
Money Trust
Roger W. Babson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Rockefeller
Carnegie, Sage, Cleveland
Baron de Hirsch
Untermyer
Germany
Babson
American Woolen Company
Ida M. Tarbell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Mr. Untermyer
Walsh
United States
J. P. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan
America
Europe
Notable locals report varied life stories and records
In Ottawa Mollie Stewart a life prisoner supports two children by making fancy work. Dwight Cook and G P Gepherd test irrigation nearby, drawing interest. In Caswell North Carolina Mrs West Graves has given her husband eight sets of twins, eight children living, one twin from each set died.
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Ottawa
Kan
Mollie Stewart
Hi—Dwight Cook
G. P. Gepherd
Caswell, N. C
Dunn Lands Last Job From Governor In Harrisburg
Cassius M. Dunn of Washington county received the final appointment from Governor John K. He. Dunn, once the governor’s stenographer, was named to a clerical post in the bureau of statistics in Harrisburg on January 19.
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Harrisburg
Cassius M. Dunn
Washington County
John K
Bureau of Statistics
Good Printing Services For Folders And Catalogs
An advertising note emphasizes Good Printing as the expert for preparing folders booklets catalogs and price lists. It highlights wide experience offering assistance to determine the right character of work and to impress recipients with key points.
Calabria Faces Major Earthquake Report From Rome
Rome reports a strong Calabria quake centered near Cosenza with unknown loss of life or property damage. Authorities assess initial impact and spread of tremors across the province.
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Rome
Calabria
Cosenza
Tremor Spurs Mass Evacuation in Southern Italy
On January 19 a strong earthquake sent the populations of Cosenza Paola Amantea Castrovillari and Rossano fleeing their homes. No deaths occurred but residents refuse to return amid fears of a repeat quake.
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Cosenza
Calabria
Paola
Amantea
Castrovillari
Rossano
Ionian Group Shaken in Paris by Quakes
Earthquakes struck Zante and nearby sites today with shaking felt across Ionian regions. Seismic activity reported in the area as tremors disrupted daily life and prompted precautionary measures. Authorities advised residents to stay alert and monitor updates for aftershocks.
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Paris
Zante
Damage Fears After Ceppalonia Tremor, Athens Dispatch Says
An Athens dispatch reports Ceppalonia in the Ionian group of islands in the Mediterranean is feared to have suffered considerable damage from a recent event. Authorities assess the impact and potential casualties.
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Ceppalonia
Iionian
Mediterranean
Athens
Earthquake rattles Switzerland with damage in Neuchatel
An earthquake struck Switzerland overnight from Lugano to Basel and Lausanne to St. Gall. The tremor, felt between 11 30 and 11 40 p m, was most severe in Neuchatel where several houses were damaged as Berne and other cities also reported shocks.
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Switzerland
Lugano
Basel
Lausanne
St. Gall
Berne
Neuchatell
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