Vatican Names Six New Cardinals In Secret Ceremony
At the Vatican today Pope Benedict announced six new cardinals Monsignor Dennis J Dougherty Archbishop of Philadelphia Juan Bennachy Vivo Archbishop of Burgos Francisco Vidauly Barraquer Archbishop of Tarragon Francisco Ragonesi papal nuncio in Madrid Josef Schulte Archbishop of Cologne and Michael Von Faulhaber Archbishop of Munich The ceremony drew crowds as the papal power symbolically elevated the church hierarchy and a formal investiture will follow on Thursday in a more elaborate setting. Meanwhile Allied troops move into Germany to enforce penalties for reparations and occupy Duisburg Ruhrort and other towns with further troop advances announced tonight by officials.
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Rebels Fire Across Cities as Revolt Spreads
Reports state fires engulf residential and business blocks while Soviet forces withdraw to regroup. Kronstadt naval units and sailors land in Petrograd, with Trotsky and Lenin preparing for possible flight amid a spreading uprising. Antonoff allegedly controls Voronesh and Tambov regions, hindering reestablishment of northern order.
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Night Flyer Coney to Start Pacific Return Flight
Lieut William Devoe Coney of the Slat Aero Squadron will begin a trans continental return flight from Pablo to the Pacific at midnight tomorrow. He aims to beat his 2 hour 27 minute record set on a recent San Diego flight and will stop only at Dallas. Greece suspends all railway traffic amid a nationwide strike demanding higher wages and shorter hours.
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Car Goes Off 12-Foot Bank inx Escape
A car left the 12-foot bank and two people escaped. A company and a service car were dispatched. Mr. Hickey and Mr. Iwerks were at their home following the accident.
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Wealthy Manclaims Luxury as Fate in Snippet Tale
A fragmented quotation shows a rich character boasting of living in luxury while a younger, arrogant figure challenges him. The garbled text hints at social class tension and ironic dialogue, set in an unspecified scene.
Erie Railroad Violations Led to Labor Board Decision
The Erie railroad was found to have violated six board rulings by cutting wages and not restoring them after orders. The board said it would hear disputes later to determine just and reasonable wages if restored. Critics hailed the decision as a victory for labor, while officials noted the board lacks enforcement power.
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Mechem Does Not Name Senatorial Successor Yet
In Santa Fe New Mexico on March 7 Governor Mechem had not announced a successor to United States Senator Fall and the morning legislative session concluded without endorsing H. C. Bursum for the post.
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Wood is Tendered Philippine Post
Washington reports Maj Gen Leonard Wood has been sent to the Philippine Islands to study conditions and support independence aspirations. The plan was preferred over Harding’s idea of making him governor general. Nominations to the Senate include Theodore Roosevelt Jr as assistant secretary of the navy and B D Fall as assistant secretary of war.
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Public shaming order targets pickpockets in Juarez
In El Paso on March 1, Chief Eduardo Revila of Juarez ordered all pickpockets to be shaved as a public mark of shame. The punishment echoes a policy to identify offenders and aligns with harsher penalties as convicted thieves are released from prison.
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U.S. Wins Coal Case on Ruling
The government won its appeal to the Supreme Court for a retrial of the Diamond Coal and Coke case to obtain cancellation of eighteen patents to coal lands allegedly obtained through fraud.
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Mayor Clancy Shot to Death in Limerick
Dublin report says George Clancy mayor of Limerick and former mayor Michael O Callaghan were shot in their homes. Mrs Clancy seriously wounded while attempting to shield her husband. Belfast dispatch notes shootings viewed as reprisals for Brigadier General Cumming death.
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Ethel Barrymore Leaves Husband Reports Confirmed
New York report confirms actress Ethel Barrymore has separated from her husband Munsel G. Call. Counsel for Barrymore stated pregnancy reports are unfounded and no divorce filing is announced.
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Robbery Strikes Burlington Cafe and Moose Club
Sunday night burglars hit the Burlington cafe on North Walcott Street for the third time this weekend and ransacked the Moose club on Second Street. At the Moose club they took over $100 in cash from each of several tills, leaving about $160 in checks. Entry was gained through the transom and a panel, with the interior unlocked. The Moose club robbery occurred between 1 and 6 am. The Burlington cafe losses were cigars and merchandise after a forced door entry. Police investigated but made no arrests.
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Highway bond election set in Cheyenne Wyoming
Governor Caney issued a proclamation calling a natural state election for May 10. Voters will decide on issuing 1,800,000 in state highway bonds under the authority of the recent legislature.
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Allies seal occupation plans and German reparations clash
London dispatch reports Allied troops to occupy Dulaburr Dusseldorf and Ruhrort and impose penalties on German imports. Lloyd George and Simons argue over reparations terms, demanding a permanent settlement and defining payment factors amid ongoing conference talks.
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Socialist Leader Barred From U S Mails Still
A federal appeals court upholds the Postmaster General’s 1917 withdrawal of second class mailing privileges for the Milwaukee Leader, Victor Berger’s paper. The court finds the articles against U S war aims disloyal and not protected. Justice Holmes wrote the majority opinion, with a dissent by Justice Brandeis.
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Tribune Cuts Subscription Rate in Casper
The Daily Tribune lowers carrier rate from 75 to 65 cents monthly, saving about 1.20 per year for carriers’ customers. Mall subscriptions keep price. overall advertising revenue up over 60 percent boosts ad space value by 66 percent. Casper readers remain high in daily newspaper consumption.
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