Pope to pick Italian pastoral cardinals for next throne
Rome reports say the next pope will be an Italian bishop Cardinal Maffi of Pisa and Cardinal Ratti of Milan are leading candidates among ten Italian pastoral cardinals. Curia elders are deemed too old. election hinges on religious versus political succession patterns.
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Rome
Benedict XVI
Vatican
Curia
Sacred College
Leo XII
Prus
Benedict XV
Relious
Gasparri
Vennutelli
Cardinal di Belmonte
Cardinal Vico
Maffi
Pisa
Italy
Carinal Ratti
Milan
Ratti
Pope Benedict
Poland
Myal
Finland
Russia
Dinal la Fontaine
Venice
la Fontaine
Sio Ascaliessi
Benevento
Death claims mother of Mrs. W. D. Tiedeman
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Valentine Rom in Albany New York mother of Walter D Tiedeman of Americus Georgia. It states she had been ill briefly and was visited by her daughter during her residence here. Mr. and Mrs. Tiedeman are traveling to San Francisco for a voyage aboard the Rockefellers planned trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
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Heicus
Komfort
Walter D. Eral
Wnonia
Valentine Romin
Albany
N. Y
Tiedeman
Americus
Walla
Anisma
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Ha' Islands
Cotton Conference To Be Held Here Thursday
A public cotton conference is set for 10 o clock tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce. A. A. Elmore and Charles B Caldwell urge growers bankers and merchants across Sumter to attend and join in plans to sign up the cotton crop and push Georgia toward a fair price by April 1. Governor Hardwick’s letter to Georgians on cooperative marketing is cited as urging action.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Elmore
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-Operative Association
Chas. B. Caldwell
Moultrie
Sumter
Georgia
South
Caldwell
Moultrie Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Co-Operative Association
Elmore
State of
Commonwealth
Thomas W. Hardwick
Berrien Caught by Pinkertons in Atlanta Case
Atlanta bond broker R N Berrien Jr. was arrested in New York by Pinkerton detectives on a charge of larceny involving 44 711 in deferred school warrants from the state school fund. Ex tradition papers will be issued today, and he will be sent to Atlanta to stand trial.
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Atlanta
R. N. Berrien, Jr
State
New York
Pinkerton
Berrien
Brack Blalock
Hardwick
J. J. Lowry
Lee Whatley
Berien
New York Pinkerton Agency
Two Jeffries Children Buried in Selma After Disaster
In Selma Alabama February 1 two victims of the Knickerbocker theater disaster in Washington were buried. The children John and Elizabeth Jeffries are the offspring of L K Jeffries general counsel for the Southern railway.
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Selma
Ala
Washington
John
Elizabeth Jeffries
L. K. Jeffries
The
Southern Railway
Jap Field Marshal Lamagata Dies at 84 in Tokyo Home
Field Marshal Prince Lamagata aged 84, a senior elder statesman of Japan, died at his home in Oda wara today. Dispatch from Tokyo via Exchange Telegraph confirms the death.
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London
Prince Lamagata
Japan
Odawara
Tokio
Miners Ready for Wage Pool with Railmen
Indianapolis Feb 1 The United Mine Workers of America say they will pool interests with railroad organizations and stand with them against attacks on wage schedules in a statement by International President John L. Lewis.
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Indianapolis
United Mines Workers of America
International
John L. Lewis
No Apologies Says McAdoo Before Senate Panel
William G. McAdoo wartime director general of railroads told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that measures during federal railroad control call for no apologies. He presented statements from seven of the ablest railroad men in the United States to back his claim.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commercce Committee
United States
Evangelist Hunt to Accept S. C. Pastorate
Thomasville Ga Feb 1 There will be a called meeting of the Presbytery of Southwest Georgia Thursday at noon. The official church body will dismiss Rev Frank D Hunt evangelist to allow him to leave for Easley D C to assume a pastorate there He has been here for several years and has many warm friends in the state.
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Thomasville
Presbytery of
Georgia
Frank D. Hunt
Easley
D. C
Albany Postoffice Receipts Set Record in 1921
Albany postal receipts for the year topped all prior marks at 80411.51 dollars, up from 75075 in 1920. The Albany postoffice has risen steadily for twelve years, from 26000 in 1909 to 80000 in 1921, despite a weak business mood.
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Albany
Poincare Talks Near East Issue With Experts
Paris February 1 The Near Eastern question was debated by Premier Poincare and several experts at a late night conference that stretched into the early hours.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Farmers to Hear How to Join Melon Growers
Sumter county farmers will hear J B White of the Middle Georgia Melon Growers association speak at the Carnegie Library auditorium next Tuesday February 7 at 2 o'clock. County agent Geo O Marshall will also invite a rep from a Franklinton canning plant to discuss vegetable contracts and plant needs for the coming season. The meeting aims to expand cash markets for Sumter county farm products and show how to affiliate with growers organizations.
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Sumter County
Geo. O. Marshall
Sumter
White
Georgia
Marshall
Franklinton
Drastic steps to check flu in New York city
Fifty policemen joined a special duty with the city health department to enforce house heating and sanitary rules issued by Health Commissioner Copeland to curb the influenza epidemic. Copeland warned immediate legal action against house owners who fail to provide sufficient heat.
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New York
City Health Department
Copeland
California Snow Traps Travelers On Ridge Route
Fresno reporters describe over 100 people stranded by heavy snow along the Ridge Route from Los Angeles to the north. Rescue efforts have succeeded and victims recount hardships as winter weather spans California.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Los Angeles
Fresno Republican
General rail strike ordered in Germany
Berlin Feb 1 The executive committee of the railwaymen union decided to proclaim a general strike on the railways beginning at midnight tonight The vote stood 20 to 15 and the action comes after growing tensions over wage and working conditions affecting major lines across the country, with central depots preparing for stoppages and officials urging calm.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Railwaymen’s Union
Bandits Steal Mail in Whiting Indiana Heist
Reports to Chicago police say three sacks of registered mail were taken by three armed men from a mail clerk at Whiting Indiana this morning.
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Chicago
Whiting
Ind
Carswell Case to High Court
The Georgia Supreme Court will hear whether the indictment for stabbing against Clarence R. Carswell is valid after a Sumter county grand jury returned the charge in May 1921. Judge Harper ruled the indictment good, overruling the defense demurrer based on grand jury no bills for the same offense. If upheld, the case returns for trial. if reversed, it ends.
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State Supreme Court
Sumter County
Clarence R. Carswell
W. M. Harper
Harper
Mr. Carswell
Heys MecMath
Americus
McMath
Georgia
J. A. Hixon
Shipp
Sheppard
Mr. McMath
Basketball Girls to Play Two Games Here
The high school girls basketball team will host Marshallville Thursday at 3 30 p m and Unadilla Friday at 3 30 p m at the community playground. Admission is 25 cents to help cover game expenses. The public is invited to attend and support school athletics.
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Marshallville
Weeks to present long Ford offer report in congress
Secretary Weeks will submit a 5000 word analysis of Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer and describe six months of negotiations. The report will include statistical data and other documents.
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Washington
Weeks
Congress
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Whisky thief gang tale nets revenue inspector confession
Chicago February 1. U S Revenue Inspector Scott Burnett confessed participation in whisky robberies totaling 500000 in the last year. The report notes his role in the gang. A stray line about Indian mythology names Cama as god of love and marriage.
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U. S. Revenue
Chicago
Scott Burnett
Department of Internal Revenue
Cama
Naval Cut and Submarine Gas Pacts Adopted
Washington Feb 1 The fifth open session of the arms conference presented the naval limitation treaty and special pacts limiting submarines and poison gases. Chairman Hughes reported rapid adoption of Far Eastern committee resolutions and outlined terms of the naval arms treaty noting the plan preserves capital ship integrity and promises substantial cost saving and relief from burdens on the people.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hughes
iShantung
Third District Educators Meet at Aggie Auditorium
The annual conference of superintendents and boards of education from the Third District will convene at the Aggie auditorium. Speakers include B A Pound George D Goddard M L Duparan and W B Hill with Miss Elizabeth Holt assisting. Lunch served by Aggie students at fifty cents.
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Aggie & Auditorium
Trict
Adgram
B. A. Pound
Eg i
George D. Goddard
M. L. Duparan
W. B. Hill
Elizabeth Holt
J. E. D. Shipp
Sumter
Aggie
Oil wells in Texas shift to electric motor power
Texas oil wells adopt electric motors for pumping as energy efficiency gains accelerate. Report notes continuing industrial changes and broader impacts on operation costs and labor dynamics amid evolving infrastructure.
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Texas
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