Brilliant Papal Ceremony Adds Cardinates at Vatican
Rome April 18 A pompous papal ceremony at the Vatican marked the creation of six new cardinals. The procession to St Peter’s, led by the Swiss guard, featured the pope in white, red robed cardinals, bishops and archbishops. The new cardinals received the red hat and papal embrace as the choir sang softly. Mer Rinaldini, the Madrid nuncio, skipped this consistory and will receive his hat later. The pope blessed the assembly and prepared for a supplementary secret consistory.
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Rome
St. Peter Cathedral
Mer. Rinaldini
Madrid
Sistine Chapel
Board In Charge Controls Uncle Sam Oil Company Assets
An executive board of three takes charge of Uncle Sam Oil company properties in Kansas City and Topeka, turning over refineries, stations, lands and books. Indicted secretary-manager Harry T. Tucker Jr. and others are removed from active duties as stockholders seek a receiver or bankruptcy. Fort Scott petitions claim insolvency.
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Kansas City
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Cory Corn
Harry T. Tucker, Jr
Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Pollock
United States District Court
Charleston
Ill
Uncle Sam , Oil Company
Fort Scott
Nashville Presbytery Adopts Charlotte Articles
Nashville presbytery meeting at Wartrace votes for adoption of the Charlotte articles aimed at closer relations among Presbyterian branches. Canvassing by the Southern Presbyterian general assembly in Birmingham next month will reveal each presbytery's stance. Riot and killings reported at Hutchinson railroad camp near Byram Mississippi. A white man fatally beats an assailant. another negro dies in the ensuing violence.
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Jefferson County
Wm H. MacAfee
Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line Railroad Company
Seaboard
Atlanta
American Railway Association
Nashville
Tennessee
Southern Presbyterian Church
Wartrace
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Jackson
Miss
Hutchinson
Byram
Deputies Arrested in Lynching Case in Louisiana
Marksville lawmen J E Keegan and J J Salmon were arrested on manslaughter charges for allegedly allowing Charley Strauss to be lynched near Iola Louisiana. Each posted bond of 700 dollars as a mob hanged Strauss from a tree while they escorted him to jail. Sydney Oliver appointed Jamaica governor to succeed Swettenham. to sail May 4 for Kingston to assume duties.
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Charley Strauss
J. E. Keegan
J. J. Salmon
Strauss
Iola
Swettenham
London
Sydney Oliver
colo _cBtorial
Jamaica
Sir Alexander Swettenham
Kingston
Cathedral Cracked by Earthquake in Mexico City
City reports the centuries old cathedral split by a quake. In Shanghai the famine relief committee is feeding 400000 persons as aid efforts continue.
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Mexico
Shanghai
the Famine Relief Committee
Negro Corporal Testifies in Macklin Court Martial
Corporal Madison of the Twenty fifth Infantry says he pounded on Captain Macklin's door with a rifle butt to wake him during the Brownsville incident. He claims no reply, and four other black witnesses support the account of the failed attempt to awaken Macklin.
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Madison
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Macklin
Brownsville
Bonilla in Mexico Promise to Leave Central America
President Manuel Bonilla of Honduras arrived in Mexico after landing from the gunboat Princeton. He reportedly planned to proceed to Mexico City following an agreement with Nicaragua's Zelaya and El Salvador's Figueroa to quit Central America. In Chattanooga, a separate report notes O P Dodson, in a demented state, fatally shot his three year old son after firing at his wife.
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Central
Salina Cruz
Mex
Manuel Bonilla
United States
Princeton
Mexico
Amapala
Zelaya
Nigaragua
Figueroa
Salvador
Central America
Chattanooga
A_ specta
The
Times
Gadsden
Ala
O. P. Dodson
Woman and Man Killed in Claremore Shootout
On Third street Kate Parish was shot dead. George Golden fought officers as City Marshal John Litch narrowly escaped a bullet. Golden was killed. About twenty shots were fired in total.
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Claremore
I. T
Kate Parish
Third Street
George Golden
John Litch
Golden
Constitutional convention to mandatorily require primaries
Guthrie reports the constitutional convention advanced a provision to third reading demanding a mandatory primary for all state and county offices and United States senators. In Hot Springs a fire damaged the H. Fellhemier furniture and carpet store at 404 Central Avenue, destroying $50,000 of stock and causing $10,000 in building damage.
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Guthrie
United States
Hot Springs
H. Fellheimer
Central Avenue
Georgetown Boy Wins Rhodes Scholar from Texas
New Haven reports Yale selects Albert G. Sanders as Rhodes scholar from Texas. Sanders is an academic senior with a Georgetown Texas home.
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Georgetown
New Haven
Yale
Albert G. Sanders
Texas
Ggorgetown
Tex
Mrs Patterson Death Report Declared False
A telegraphed report from Greensboro North Carolina dated April 18 stating that Mrs R B Patterson of Liberty was murdered is declared absolutely untrue by local authorities.
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Will S. Higgs
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B. Kaczer & Co
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J. H. Mawhinney
Sanders Bros
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M. Sebesta
Ats and Market Products
Higgs & Haygoods
J.r. Mitchell
L. E. Brockman
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Foley & Company
Chilosgeo
M. H. James
J. W. Batts
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King Nutwor
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Red Wilkes
George Blondwood
Reagan, Tex
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