Cardinal Richard Retires From Paris Palace In Show Of Faith
At Paris on December 18 Cardinal Richard archbishop of Paris voluntarily left his episcopal palace and stayed at Denis Cochin’s residence in Rue de Babylon. About 3,000 Catholics and clergy blocked streets, sang canticles, and cheered as the cardinal was escorted to the carriage amid cries of Long live Plus and Long live the cardinal. The procession to Cochin’s home, a mile away, drew no counter demonstrations and clericals later attended a benediction at St. Xavier.
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Paris
Richard
Denis Cochin
Rue de Babylon
M. Cochin
Father Aimette
Church of St. Xavier
Happy Operatives. Wage Increases Hit New England Mills
In Lowell and Chicopee Massachusetts nearly 20,000 cotton mill workers received wage increases as the 5 percent hike took effect. Textile council postponed a 10 percent demand until Sunday with broader plans for up to 175,000 mill operatives in New England by New Year to gain 5 to 10 percent raises.
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Boston
Lowell
Chicopee
Textile Council
New England
Supreme Court Denies Cherokee Motion on Citizenship Rules
The Supreme Court denied the Cherokee Indians a motion to amend the judgment in the intermarriage case. It bars citizenship for all except two intermarried whites who paid the Cherokee fee of 500 dollars, despite a recent favorable ruling.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Roll of Texas Rangers Sought for Pension Records
Washington December 18 Congressmen Slayden reported a resolution by the committee on military affairs asking the Texas governor for certified rolls of Texas rangers who served 1855 to 1860. The move aims to help many old rangers obtain pensions by verifying service.
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Committee On Military Affairs
Washington
Slayden
Texas
Texas Rangers
Arrests blot Moscow. Revolutionist group rounded up
Thirty members of the Revolutionist fighting organization were arrested in Moscow. A large stock of arms, ammunition and bombs was seized. In San Antonio a man was robbed of 55 dollars by two women. Major Moses Harrie, a prominent journalist, died at Corpus Christi, Texas.
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Moscow
Revolutionist Fighting Organization
San Antonio
Robert Cohen
Benjamin Harris
Moses Harrie
Corpus Christi
Tex
Congress Adjourns Thursday for Holiday Recess
Washington reports Congress adjourns on Thursday and will reconvene on January 3, signaling a holiday recess through early next year.
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Washington
Congress
Kansas City Market Report Sees Steady Cattle and Strong Hog Prices
Kansas City stockyards report a better cattle supply in quarantine and steady overall market. Top fed steers reach 4.75 while top cows hit 2.95. grass steers sell up to 3.00 and pork products remain tight with hogs at 6.32 and packers’ stocks shrinking.
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Kansas City
Brady
Texas
Alpine
Tex
Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Mis
Souri
Kansahoma
Fire Works Shooting Prohibited on Main Street Holiday Notice
City marshal announces strict prohibition on shooting fireworks on Main Street and near the cotton warehouse yards and platforms during the holidays. Violators will be dealt with accordingly. T. P. Boyett, 14 City Marshal.
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T. P. Boyett
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Brandon
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