Pope Pius XI Crowned in Historic Rome Coronation
Crowds packed St Peter's Square as Cardinal Lega placed the tiara on Pope Pius XI. the ceremony drew more than 200000 spectators and envoys from over 30 nations. The new pope appeared energetic and pledged to lead with democratic spirit while Italy celebrated a golden age for the papacy.
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Pius XI Crowned Pope in St Peter's Basilica
Pius XI was crowned Pope in the Basilica of St. Peter's amid pomp and enthusiasm. Princes and church dignitaries, diplomatic representatives, Roman aristocracy, and a vast crowd filled the holy space for the ancient coronation ceremony. The newly elected Pontiff now sits on the throne long held by Leo III, who reigned 795 to 816.
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Pius XI Blesses Vast Vatican Crowds from St Peters Balcony
Nearly 200000 outside and 60000 inside St Peter's cheered as Pius XI blessed the crowds from the balcony and throne. The pope, amid多 races and hymns in Latin, appeared under the cupola as the procession moved from the Vatican to the basilica.
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Great Textile Strike Looms Across New England
A massive textile strike launches today with about 25 000 workers staying home and picketing mills from Rhode Island to New Hampshire. Police and guards prepare for possible violence as Manchester and Nashua brace for clashes while Lewiston and other mills weigh wage cuts and extended hours.
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Fire damages two story dwelling after long blaze
Firemen fought a stubborn blaze for over an hour early last evening at a two story wooden house. The flames caused about 2500 in damage. No injuries were reported.
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Dr. Plummer is Stabbed to Death in Chelsea Restaurant
Chelsea physician Dr. Henry Plummer died after an apparent overdose of chlorcandine at his Chelsea home near Beacon Street. He advised his son to care for his mother and hinted at a final farewell before dying shortly after 9 am. An autopsy was planned to determine the exact cause.
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Greek kitchen worker arrested after fatal stabbing at Brookline restaurant
Macheras, a 29 year old Greek national who had been in the country a year, stabbed Plakias in a Brookline restaurant after being discharged. He burst from the basement with a knife, fled as police fired, and was captured after a chase. Plakias died from head and shoulder wounds.
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Doctor Kills Himself After Arrest
A physician who was arrested took his own life after bidding farewell to his wife and son. Authorities reported the event occurred as police prepared to arraign him, detailing the doctor’s prior anticipation of the outcome.
Irish Opposed to Treaty Rally Clamped by Police in Dublin
Crowds in Dublin opposed to the treaty gathered as the Republican and Metropolitan police controlled the event. Traffic on O Connell Street was halted for an hour by order of the Republican chief of police.
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Sinn Fein Rally Endorses Republic and Opposes London Agreement
About 1000 Republicans marched to Parnell statue as Count Plunkett introduced De Valera who urged unity and condemned the London agreement as duress. Six resolutions proclaimed Ireland indivisible with authority from the people, rejected the treaty, and urged support for prisoners’ dependents. De Valera warned of partition and monarchy threats and urged electors to defeat misrepresentation at the polls.
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Victim of Bandits Stricken With Pneumonia Evening Attack
Edward Smith a 21 year old Canadian woodsman who was struck and robbed of $100 at the Zero Hotel on Howard street arrived at the City Hospital with lobar pneumonia after the assault and robbery at North Station last night.
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