Pope Pius XI Elected at St Peter's in 1922 Ceremony
Cardinal Achille Ratti of Milan was elected pope on the seventh ballot as Pius XI after 63 cardinals voted. The crowd cheered as white smoke signaled success and he accepted the office with the traditional papal vestments and ring. He previously served as papal nuncio to Poland, earning Vatican gratitude for work during the war.
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Britain Opens Path to War Debt Funding After Arms Conference Adjourns
The Treasury plans immediate funding talks for European war debts led by Britain, with a proposed sequence by size of claims. Negotiations are set with ambassadors and wary of altering funding timelines, while clerical diplomacy recedes from a Vatican role amid global postwar financial adjustments.
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Arbuckle Set For March 13 Trial Replay
Fatty Arbuckle's third trial date was set for March 13 in San Prineiset. The Superior court judge fixed the date as prosecutors seek to convict him of the murder charge tied to the death of Miss Virginia Rappe after a drinking party in his Motel St Princis suite. The first trial ended with a 10 to 2 vote for conviction.
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Pope Receives O Connell in Rome After Conclave
Cardinal O Connell arrived in Rome after the papal election and was received by the new pope. He conveyed a message from America praising Pope Pius XI and expressing affection for the United States.
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Girl Sues Dixie Governor Over $100,000 Damage Claim
Frances C. Birkhead, former Mississippi official aide now in New Orleans, files in Jackson a $100,000 damages suit against Gov. Leo M. Stan Sell, alleging harm to her reputation health and character from alleged misconduct by the governor.
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Frances C. Birkhead
New Oyients
Russell
Ulster cabinet in London studies Ireland Act changes
Ulster cabinet members in London met to study the government of Ireland act and to discuss potential Ulster Boundary changes by mutual agreement as outlined in two government communiqués. Jugo-Slavia’s army to 110,000 under agreement. Belgrade reports reduced forces.
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Senate tariff plans spark long fight over rates
Senate Finance Committee weighs farm tariff ideas with two thirds of remnant rates set to be considered. Agricultural items like short staple cotton remain on free list in House debate. A farm risk insurance bureau proposal aims to insure crops against weather losses, funded by a $10 million revolving fund. Leaders clash over taxation, inheritance taxes, and soldier bonus financing as White House plans a conference with Republicans. A 1600 acre tract near Rivergas, Cal, to become a national monument adds to the day’s actions. Co operative marketing bills prompt technical debates on government authorization and legal structure.
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House
Labor Parley Called for Social and Political Adjustments
Washington reports invitations by a committee representing sixteen railroad brotherhoods for a one day conference in Chicago on February 20. About 200 people from Amelia Life would attend to adopt a fundamental economic program and seek understanding among those interested in public welfare. The action, led by Willem T solinston of the International Association of Machinists, denies forming a new political party but aims to address social and political maladjustments and oppose reactionary forces controlling government.
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Departure of arms conference delegates from Washington
Within two hours after adjournment the arms conference delegates began leaving Washington. The British delegation headed by Arthur James Balfour departed, with Secretary Hughes and officials from the State department and British embassy saying farewell at the station. Sir Auckland Geddes was the resident ambassador, with M. W. Lampson and F. Ashton-Gwatkins staying behind and no departure date set.
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Quiet undercover work to begin for federal agents
Washington reports that under a new policy federal prohibition agents will operate undercover. Commissioner Haynes ordered a halt to public announcements of agent appointments after complaints that publicity hindered enforcement. New agents will be assigned to duties without publicity to work secretly in their territories.
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Joliet & Eastern to Quit If Commission Grants Consent
A Joliet and Eastern fraction company plans to discontinue operation if the federal commerce commission approves its petition. Springfield, Ill., Feb. 1. The move hinges on commission consent sought in the filing.
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Great Suffering in German Cities Amid Strikes and Blackouts
Berlin firefighters fought fires with water buckets as pumps failed during a strike that shut off light and power. Distress spread across the city with ruined heat, food shortages, and hospitals strained as rail and gas workers joined protests. Privy Councillor Weismann warned strikes were shifting from economic to political aims with a growing communist tone.
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Senate panel proposes 13 new U S district judges
Washington reports the senate judiciary committee backed adding thirteen federal judges to ease court congestion. The proposed seats would be distributed one each to districts in Massachusetts Eastern New York Southern New York Eastern Pennsylvania Northern Texas Eastern Michigan Northern Ohio Middle Tennessee Northern S n Ola Minnesota Northern California Northern Georgia and Arizona.
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Pauline Frederick Secretly Wed Dr Charles Rutherford
Pauline Frederick a noted film star announced her secret marriage to Dr. Charles Alton Rutherford a wealthy Seattle physician and airman on February 7 in Los Angeles two weeks after eloping from Willard Mack. In Hammond Indiana policeman Jack Wright was acquitted of manslaughter charges after a fatal shooting of Cleo Dutton.
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Willard Mack
Charles Alton Rutherford
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Cleo Dutton
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised as Help
A California reader shares that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover from long illness and monthly pains after marriage. She notes eight bottles and the Sanative Wash aided her, inspiring others including a younger sister, and urges others to consider the remedy.
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Oklahoma
Lydia E. Finkham
Thave
Tama
Pithy Paragraphs on Faith Art and War Quotes
This fragment cites quotes from Marion D. Shutter Ralph Waldo Emerson and Baron d Estournelles de Constant arguing for moral science a church of ethic love and labor and warning that arming nations leads to bankruptcy and perpetual war. The text reads as a civic and philosophical miscellany.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant
Slaw to Learn from Uncle Eben on January Weather
A dialect speech notes the difficulty of learning by experience as weather turns cold in January and the futility of buying a friend for support. It laments recurring surprises in seasonal harshness and implies value in practical wisdom from elders.
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