Body of Benedict Laid to Rest in Vatican Ceremony
The funeral procession for Benedict the Fifteenth moved through the Vatican with Swiss guards, guards, and nobles. Cardinals, prelates, and papal officials attended as the cypress coffin was sealed, placed in a lead casket, and lowered into the crypt next to Pius X. The service featured Miserere, Exaudi, and In Paradisum as pallbearers and high dignitaries observed the burial.
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Palatine Ruarde
Eleemosynary
Sscristan Zempini
Boom
Prince Ruspoll
Apostolic Household
Sachetti
Quis
Frances
Kachbuhl
Swiss Guards
Ruarde
Order of the Sword
Bnd
Serres Neta
Bes Easeatso
Pontifrs
Ingrediar
Vatican
Mer
Sanz de Samper
Benedict
Cagntoce
Frascati
Cameriengo
Sacred College
Basilica
Apostolic Palace
Basiliean
Camerlengo
Julian ‘Chapel
Pius X
Christiana
Sweden
Foresters Oppose Change in Forest Service Reorganization
At the annual meeting of the Incan Forestry association marking its fortieth anniversary, a resolution was adopted opposing transferring the forest service from the department of agriculture to the department of the interior. Col Henry B Graves, former chief, warned the move would create two forest services and hinder efficiency. Separately, Montana National Guard prep concluded tonight as 20 men sworn in after passing the ear test, with Rev J Osborne elected captain, Morton as fire lieutenant, and Hollister as second lieutenant.
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Incan Forestry Association
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Henry 8. Graves
Montana National Guard
J. Osborne
A. Morton
Weutenant
A. Hollister
Hanging Probe Nearing Close in Senate Hearings
The Senate committee investigating alleged hanging deaths of American soldiers in France nears closure after hearing 18 witnesses none directly supporting the charges. Adjournment to Wednesday will allow 12 more witnesses, with an early report anticipated. Col. Malone and Lt. Langdon figures surface in testimony amid disputes over a soldier’s shooting.
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Associates
Washington
Senate Committee
Brandegee
Ivy Henderson
Chi
C. Langdon
Paul’ Malone
France
Langdon
oMher
Henderson
Soldier shot by officer for failing to keep up in France
A fragment notes a soldier under command was shot in France after an assertion was made before the Senate Investigating Committee. It references discipline for poor performance and an alleged execution under military authority.
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Durmared
France
Red
Hefo
Senate
Japan Takes Large Phosphate Shipments
The Associated Press reports in Portland on January 26 that a large shipment of Idaho phosphate rock to Japan will be made, after several smaller shipments, as the dock commission arranges movement through municipal terminals. Negotiations continue between Anaconda Copper Mining Co. and Japanese interests for sizable future sales of the rock.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Japan
Upr
Dock Commission
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Death claims Riordan child at home
Margaret Ellen Riordan fourteen months old died at the Riordan residence Emma Street yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the home. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Besides the parents, two brothers survive.
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Margaret Ellen Riordan
Eugene Riordan
Emma "Street
Yesterda
Hom
Holy Cross
Sur
James Tees Dies At Local Hospital Age 43
James Tees aged 43 died at a local hospital. The report notes his death occurred late and was announced subsequently. A separate German policy will limit domestic servants to 13 hours daily with two hours for meals, a change from prior hours.
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James Tees
Germany
Montana State Fair Dates Put to Exhibitors For 1922
Helena Jan 26 Commissioner of Agriculture Chester C Davis mails questionnaires to state fair advisory committee members and exhibitors asking their preference between September 11 to 16 or September 29 to 30 for the 1922 state fair. The department seeks exhibitor input after weather concerns last year and aims to set dates and an amusement program soon.
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Helena
Commissioner of Agriculture
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Farmers seek national laws and price fixes at conference
Delegates urged government action to stabilize farm prices for cotton, corn, and wheat, with talk of price fixing and embargoes. The conference backed measures to aid Europe, balance production, and restore farmer purchasing power, while opposing tariff changes on potash and expanding agricultural diplomacy and research.
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Congressional
Senate
J. B. Wannamaker
South Carolina
Senator Page
Vermont
Wallace
Committee On Agriculture and Price Relations
Congress
Pres. Ment Harding
Europe
Departments of Justice and Commerce
Agriculure
Department of Agriculture
Bethlehem Plans $25 Million Rise in Steel Works
Bethlehem Steel directors approve a $25 million expansion as plants run at only a third of capacity. Charles M Schwab, chair, told the Hotel Men's Association that faith in people and the country sustains growth and urged no government interference in business. He warned stagnation tests ingenuity and proposed industrial scale as a lasting monument.
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Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Hotel Men's’ Association of
Beca
Schwab
Busines
Industria
Subway Plans Revealed for $260 Million Network
The transit commission chairman said plans will be made public within days for a new subway system costing 260 million dollars. The announcement signals a major public works project and a shift in city transportation planning.
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The
Transit Commission
Montana Livestock Men to Get 354 000
War finance corp today made additional livestock and agricultural loans in Montana totaling 354000. Two Montana posts appointed include Aloysius Soer Family as vice and Minnie T. Jones Piper as vice J A Mc Namai Fee TOR ENAT MISSOULA QUINT TO SPOKANE. Missoula high school basketball travels to Spokane to meet North Central and Lewis and Clark after a Friday game. Billings high school defeats Hardin 52 to 18 in a basketball game at Billings.
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North Central
Lewis and Clark High School
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Internaional Agricultural Institute
Rome
Bethlehem
Eanay
Pears
ST. Peter’s Cathedral
St. Peter's Cathedral
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Hardin
Billings
Billings High School
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Villa Grove
Ilinois
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