06 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
1
Cardinal Ratti is elected pope and takes the name Pius XI promptly adopting papal vestments. Other cardinals bow and render obeisance as the new pontiff greets them with embrace and grants apostolic benediction.
The text describes Cardinal Achille Ratti being elected pope, taking the name Pius XI, amid the Vatican conclave rituals. It details the smoke signaling, the procession, and the garb as the new pontiff accepts the office, with cardinals’ homage and the ceremonial vestments observed by onlookers.
Landam February 6 Cardinal Rotti was elected pope after receiving 38 votes in the conclave. The central news dispatch from Rome reports the outcome as the college of cardinals selected him, ending the papal balloting today.
Reports indicate a former suitor of a popular film star is sought by investigators who say he is deeply enamored with the actress. Authorities declined further comment as the inquiry continues with no arrests reported.
A garbled report outlines Cardinal Cardin Achie Rattle’s rise from Milan librarian to Vatican envoy to Poland, his role in countering communism, and aid to war orphans. It notes rumors of US wishes for an American cardinal and details surrounding Cardinal O Connell’s Rome arrival and a late murder investigation involving a film director.
Cardinal O Connell archbishop of Boston arrived in Naples aboard the Presidente Wilton from New York at 6 30 am and was met by harbor officials. He proceeded by special train to Rome as guests of the Italian government amid a warm public reception and waived passport formalities. A separate report notes a serious toboggan accident in which Jerome Vernist of St Cable Street fractured a leg and several others were injured as chutes wore thin and collapsed, delaying reopening.
Central Vermont Pomona Grange will meet with Northfield Grange on Wednesday February Sth. Morning session starts at 10 30 for fifth degree work. all candidates will be obligated. Dinner and social hour at noon followed by readings, songs, and instrument music. An address by W C is planned at Northfield.
Fragmentary notes describe a town gathering at a Mes. venue with dates in February and multiple names listed as assignment agents and taxpayers. The text is garbled, but references to meetings, questions, poetry prompts, and several individuals are legible within a chaotic city notice style.
Mrs Robina D Hall Burnett of 7 Doleter avenue died at City hospital last night after a late childbirth. A daughter born at the hospital Thursday survived briefly. Born in Aberdeen Scotland, she was the daughter of Annie Hall. At 14 she married Alexander Burnett in Groton. She belonged to the Medding ME church and Ladies of Clan Gurdon. Funeral set for Wednesday morning at 10 o clock at Groton Shere.
A severely burned man, Frevk Alexander, is reported in connection with an incident near Pratt Street. Investigators describe a chaotic scene with unclear details as authorities pursue information on the events leading to the fire.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Danville postmaster matter with references to a hall, secrecy and a local contest. Readable terms include Danville, postmaster, Sewtery and Eetert, and a mention of contention. The readable portion hints at a local administrative or electoral dispute without clear names or dates.
C1 Hood, native of Chelsea and a noted wholesaler of proprietary medicines, died at the Dome in Lowell yesterday after brief illness. He was born in Creteica, Virginia, and came to Lowell May 1, 01. He belonged to the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the American Pharmaceutical Association.
Striking South African mine workers and activists press for a republic in South Africa as political turmoil rises amid government actions. Delegations view the move as a step toward national self governance while observers note tensions within regional leadership and the state apparatus.
President Harding expresses gratitude for progress at the arms conference in Washington. He praises shared achievements, noting nations at the table have translated civilization’s aims into coherent world opinion despite difficulties. He cites Vienna and Versailles as precedents and emphasizes peaceful intent guiding future disarmament and cooperation.
Delegates from nine nations signed key recognitions and treaties aimed at curbing armaments and preventing war. The agreements include naval limitations, a four power Pacific pact, general far eastern and Chinese treaties, and measures to ensure open door policy, with pledges to withdraw forces from Siberia as conditions stabilize. The conference produced a framework for future disarmament, diplomacy, and peaceful cooperation among major powers.
Washington February 7 The history making conference on armament limits ended with signing of treaties and a farewell address by President Harding. Delegates from nations signed plenipotentiary documents at the green table as Secretary Hughes announced the treaties would be signed.
Six completed treaties and others agreed to in Washington in February form the core of the arms negotiations. The article outlines the structure of treaties and declarations shaping national policy, noting withdrawals from certain territories and the broader aims of preserving territorial integrity and peaceful order.
In a letter to voters Tarbox states he will not run for alderman in Ward Four. He says he has given the matter due consideration and will not be a candidate.
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