Body of Benedict Lies in State in Throne Room
High officials of many nations pay honor to memory of the beloved Pontiff. Operation by A C M welcome agreement of leaders as solemn procession means employment. First step toward unity of Erin accompanies body for 23,100 in state to place of honor. Statement by John Gillie, general manager of Mines of the Anaconda Company, shows that 92,400 persons are dependent directly or indirectly upon the operations of the company. Many cities are affected.
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Erin
John Gillie
The
Anaconda Company
Associated Press
Rome
Benedict XV
Royal Staircase
Clementine Hall
Throne Room
Abso
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dublin and Paris react to Ulster Irish treaty move
Dublin welcomes the Collins Craig accord seen as first step toward an Irish treaty, while Paris reports De Valera’s ovation as Irish congress opens. London papers call the Ulster settlement a rare historical lesson in British policy. Rome observes Benedict XV’s interregnum rites begin.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Michael Collins
James Craig
Ulster
Ireland
Belfast
London
Daily
News
Westminster Gazette
England
What Normal Operations in the Mines Means to Montana
The document notes that normal mine operations affect Montana's economy with widespread dependency. It cites three persons per employee on average and indicates large figures for freight car usage and freight value, highlighting a $70,000,000 annual impact and $200,000 in freight metrics.
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Montana
Siberian Forces Withdrawing Pending Assurances
Japanese Foreign Minister Uchida told the Diet that consis tion of her own safety compels Japan to keep troops in Siberia's maritime provinces for now. He said the attitude of the Japanese arms delegation toward Siberia will depend on political stability, with withdrawal possible once assurances are secured. The note appears in a Tokyo speech text released today.
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Associated Press
Paris
Irish Congress
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Irish College
de Vera
Congress
Washington
Pan
Siberia
Uchida de
Tokio
Montana Mines Resume Work Affects Multiple Industries
John Gillie of Anaconda Copper Mining outlines staffing impact from resumed operations. He notes 12,000 workers in Butte, 4,000 at Anaconda, 1,800 at Great Falls, plus 600 more on the B A P railway. Coal mines in Montana employ about 490, with additional crews in related sectors.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Montana
Gillie
Train strikes car killing three Hignett brothers near El Paso
A Southern Pacific passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing 20 miles east of El Paso at 10 45 leaving Russell Hignett 18 and Erman Hignett 20 dead instantly. Carl Hignett 16 died about 20 minutes later from injuries.
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EL Paso
Texas
Russell Hignett
Erman Hignett
Carl Hignett
Southern Pacific
Here
Siberia topic at Washington conference dominates agenda
The Siberian question tops the Washington conference agenda as a key issue overshadowing far eastern talks. Japan seeks no withdrawal date, insisting troops stay to protect Japanese interests until a stable administration is in place. Delegations expect Siberia to be discussed next, with no immediate push for a fixed withdrawal, amid hopeful signals of progress on naval negotiations.
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Washington
Siberia
Farmers Meet in Conference Today
Representatives of farmers and of indus gent on agriculture will tomorrow in a national Agricultural conference to consider the situation of the farmers and to lay down a fundamental national agricultural policy. Five days have been allotted for the conference to first address the emergency facing the country's producers and then consider a permanent policy.
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Associated Frese
Washington
Indusgent
Viscount Bryce Former British Statesman Dies
Viscount Bryce died at Blamouth after a three week Sidmouth stay. The renowned publicist and author was a world figure, influential in the United States where his work The American Commonwealth educated generations. He was often called an English Yankee for his deep grasp of American life and law.
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Blamouth
Sidmouth
United States
America
de ‘Tocqueville
Woman Held for Husband's Murder in Philadelphia
Mrs Catherine Rosier was charged with murder after she killed her husband Oscar Rosier and his stenographer Mildred Greckitt in the Rosier Advertising Agency office. The widow briefly held her 6 month old baby boy at city hall before being remanded, described as exceedingly jealous of her husband.
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Philadelphia
Catherine Rosier
Oscar Rosier
Mildred Greckitt
Rosier Advertising Agency
Mutilated Mother and Child Dead in Chicago Home
The decapitated bodies of Mrs. Margaret Tierney and her 3-year-old son Ralph were found in their Chicago home. A hatchet was nearby, the room tightly closed, and authorities say they died long before the killer fled. Patrick Tierney, husband, is sought. neighbors say domestic strain and unemployment colored the family’s troubles.
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Margaret Tierney
Ralph
Patrick Tiersney
Tlecney
Tralph
Former Marine Commander General Pope Dies at 80
The Associated Press reports that Major General Ted States Marie Pope, former Marine Corps commander and commandant at Boston Navy Yard, died today at age 80. Pope, son of Commodore John Pope, served in the Civil War and was brevetted captain for bravery in the night assault on Fort Sumter.
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Boston Navy Yard
General Pope
John Pope
Marine Corps
Fort Sumer
Veteran Officer Dies at Presidio
San Francisco January 2 The Associated Press reports Gen. Asher Clayton Turner United States Army retired veteran of both the Civil War and the Spanish American War is dead at the Presidio. He retired from active service in 1904 after forty years with the military.
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Asociaten Press
San Francisco
Asher Clayton’ Turner
United States Army
Presidio
Groparal Likely Successor to Pope Benedict
Washington dispatch reports two American cardinals O Connell of Boston and Dougherty of Philadelphia plan early departure for the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict. O Connell sails Tuesday and Dougherty may sail Sunday, with concern that late arrival could exclude them.
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Sacred College of Rome
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Philadelphia
Pope Benedict
Cardinal O'Connell
Cardinal Dougherty
Benedict
Pius X
Surplus U S Gold Should Be Redistributed
The American section of the Inter American High Commission urges redistributing surplus U S gold to fund foreign investment. It argues high European and American exchange premiums caused overstocking and stagnant gold, proposing loans for productive enterprise and currency reorganizations on a gold basis to benefit participating nations.
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America
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Inter American High Commission
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