Collins and Craig Agree on Peaceful Irish Settlement
London January 21 Associated Press reports Michael Collins head of the Irish provisional government and Sir James Craig premier of Ulster reached a mutual agreement promising a peaceful settlement between the north and south. They agreed to settle the boundary question and to cease mutual levies. The pact also envisions a broader system to deal with Irish issues affecting all of Ireland and a council of Ireland. Ulster ministers express enthusiasm over the pact.
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Ireland
Ulster
Associated Press
London
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
James Craig
Dsed
Council of Ireland
Combinatioa Associated
Prem. “Pelast Jen
John Mine Barbour
Michael Colling
James
Col Iin
Free State
Lord Pirrie
Heinks
Provisional Government
Southern Ireland
Belfast
Northern
Copper Smelter RESET Traffic to 1,500 Workers at Butte Plant
Manager Frederick Laist announced that the converter and new copper anode section of the smelter will resume this week, boosting employes to 1,500 and enabling normal metal flow. Production will begin as crews shift into the converter and ore shipments to Great Falls start, with the Great Falls mill and rolling operations ramping up thereafter.
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Frederick Laist
Rede
Great Falls
Great Fall
Copper Shingles Chosen for Brooklyn Church Roof
The Church of the Holy Innocents in Brooklyn will use copper shingles from Anaconda Copper Mining Co. The order, received by manager Frederick Laist, marks a major rollout as production capability nears. the Gothic church spans a city block and the shingles will be delivered once the plant completes production, with an output target of 2,000 shingles per hour.
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Anas Conder “Copper Company
Alveas
Washoe Sumapier
Bate
Ae Revival Bt
Ithe Eas
Church of the Holy Innocents
Brooklyn
N.Y
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Tom ‘Robbins
Frederick Laist
Washes
Laist
Robbing
Helmle & Corbett
Lalst
Anaconda
Washoe
L. F. Jones
Elec
Ulster Irish treaty terms reported by press
The Anglo Irish treaty monsters Craig and Collins announce an agreement on Ulster Southern Ireland boundary and ceasefire actions. The joint statement mentions ending Belfast boycotts and Catholic workers returning to Belfast shipyards amid calls for a new system beyond the proposed council.
Rickard Charged With Assault on Young Girl
Tex Rickard promoter of sporting events was charged in magistrate court with criminal assault on a 12 year old public school pupil, Riley Stuck, daughter of a Fast Side widow. Two companions, Elvira Rens He and Anna Hess, 11, were witnesses. Rickard denied the charges, bond set at 1000 dollars for examination Wednesday.
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Autocined
New York
Tex Rickard
Maginrate
Riles Stuck
Rickard
Children's Society
Ruckits
Elvira
Rens
Anna Hess
Society
Hickard
Madison’ Square Garden
T Hick
Richard
Vincent Pisarra
Engt Butte Buys Colorado Mines
The Dives Pelican silver and lead mines at Silver Plume Colorado were sold to East Butte Copper Mining of Montana for about 500000. The group includes about 60 developed claims the Bismark and 730 mines with nearly 20 miles of underground workings. The Dives Pelican operation was once run by the late Gen William H Hamill with Senator Elkins as a major shareholder. News could not be obtained from East Butte offices. Oscar Rohn and other officers were in Denver.
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Dives Pelican
Silver Plume
Col
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Montana
Bismark
Dives-Pelican Group
William H. Hamill
Elkins Mining, Milling and Tunnel Company
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Hast Butte Company
P.P
Oscar Rohn
Ast Butte
Denver
Benedict's Death Marked as World Impact by Italy
The Associated Press reports Senator Schanzer stating Pope Benedict’s death affects not just the holy see but the world. He notes Cardinal Dellachiesa’s rise showed integrity and intellect, with wartime efforts praised for aiding prisoners, the wounded, and those suffering in the conflict, elevating the pope among humanity's benefactors.
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Pree
Washington
Benedict
Schanzer
Schanger
Cardinal Dellachiesa
Pope
Pope Benedict XV Dies After Short Illness
The Vatican announced the death of Pope Benedict XV at six o'clock this morning. Reports indicate his papacy began with Ambascadorial gains and followed the policies of Cardinal Rampolla and Leo XIII, shaping his rule.
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Benedict XV
Cardinal Rampolla
Leo XIII
Benedict XV Aims At Global Church Diplomacy
Benedict XVI sought to position the papacy as a political force, aiming diplomacy in all nations except the United States and Scandinavian states. The era mirrors Rampolla and Leo XII policies, with pressures around establishing formal ties as World War I tensions lingered and U S relations remained delicate.
Pope Benedict Dies as Cardinal Gasparri Stays At Bedside
Rome reports Pope Benedict died at 6 AM after hours of fluctuating strength. Cardinal Gasparri and other household members were present, with Battistini confirming the pope could not live beyond four hours. Crowds gathered outside St Peter's as diplomats and dignitaries from around the world awaited word. Cardinal Gasparri wept after the first official note of congedo, though later hopeful updates kept spirits high despite grave illness.
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Cardinal Gasparri
Battistini
Gaspard
T Pope
Vatican
Dr. Battatini
Pontif
Dr. Battistini
Prosecution Balked in Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
In San Francisco on January 21, the court blocked the prosecution’s bid to label Miss Zey Prevost, a lead witness and show girl, hostile to its case in the second Arbuckle manslaughter trial over Virginia Rappe’s death. The judge indicated authorities would be allowed on points beyond those addressed.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Miss. Zey Prevost
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Mise
Virginia Rappe
Pope Benedict XV Remembered for War Peace Efforts
Pope Benedict XV, 259th successor of St. Peter, led from Sept. 6, 1914, guiding the church through World War I. He sought peace among belligerents, deplored German acts in Belgium, and condemned the sinking of the Lusitania. He hosted President Wilson in Rome on Jan 4, 1919 to discuss postwar issues.
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Benedict XV
St. Peter
Europe
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Lusitania
William
Pius X
Leo XIII
Wilson
Rome
Paris
Pope Benedict
Guido Reai
Saint Peter
Phyalcalls
Resolutions on Open Door Policy Adopted in Washington
Washington January 21 two more American Open Door policy resolutions were adopted by the Far Eastern Committee. The open diplomacy and open door of commercial opportunity in China were affirmed and a showdown of all international agreements affecting China’s interests was approved after amendments. A supplementary declaration pledged non support for engagements by nationals creating spheres of influence. Japan approved the publicity aim though concerns about practical application remained. Chinese and Japanese views varied on enforcement and disclosure of engagements in China.
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Washington
China
Far Eastern Committee
Secrary Hughes
Rishu Root
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Craig
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Tacoma
Wash
R. Stubbs
Maude Moore Stubbs
Knoxville
Tenn
Stubbs
Engt Butte
Colorado Mines
Dives Pelican Group
Montana Company
Benedict's Death
Senator Schanzer
Pope Benedict XV
United States
Scandinavian States
Leo XII
Eo XI
America
Tokio
Ben
Sthe Opposit
France
Pontiff
The
St. Peter's
George
Bingland
Balk
Arbuckle
Papal
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