Pope Benedict XV Dies as Faithful Watch Ends
Rome reports Pope Benedict XV dies in his eighth year as pontiff. Cardinals keep vigil during the last hours. In London, Sir James Craig and Michael Collins announce an Ulster Free State boundary accord and end the Belfast boycott. They also seek a revised Council of Ireland and outline steps on tariffs, shipyards, railways, and prisoner amnesty.
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Benedict XV
Rome
London
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Michael Collins
Ireland
Southern Ireland
Belfast
Collins
Northern
James
Council of Ireland
Mill workers beaten by mob near Newport Rolling Mill
Disorder flared in Newport as two mill workers were attacked by a mob at Eleventh and Brighton streets. Edward Haynes of Lebanon was rescued by officers Shields and Hamilton before tipping with a razor. He faced a concealed weapons charge. the other victim, unnamed, was beaten near the eleventh street bridge and taken away by friends.
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Newport
Eleventh
Brighton
Edward Haynes
Lebanon
Shields
Hamilton
Haynes
Eleventh Street
Thomasson
H. H.denhardt
William, Jollie
George Carlisle
Arthur Lacy
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Otto Wolff
L.J. Crawford
Licking Valley Welfare Association
Louis Tieman
Ninth
Columbia Streets
M. J. Faulter
Paul Hays
Charlotte Street
Cincinnati
Speers Hospital
Hays
Stone laments Congress and constitutional flaws in Chicago address
Melville E. Stone former AP general manager told Commercial Club diners that the constitution is unworkable with three equal branches and Congress lacks leadership. He urged changes, criticized the Seventeenth Amendment, warned of bloc control, and urged wage reductions and restrained farmer subsidies while urging U.S. participation in world affairs.
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Chicago
Melville E. Stones
Associated Press
United States
Congress
Stone
Commercial Club
Roblems
Mr. Stone
Germany
National Congress
Senate
Washington
Merchant Marine
American Legion
Four Ailed Many Injured In Sled Wreck
Newark Ohio January 21 three people were killed and four injured when a bobsled carrying a coasting party was struck head on by an automobile near the foot of a mile long hill. All victims were residents of the city.
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Newark
Alfred Falsinger
Lester Bachenstes
Willard Stafel
Arthur Leonard
Mary Fatzinger
Robert Dean
Carl Fk. Riel
Karl Fatzinger
Nurse Olivia Stone Seeks Escape From Jail
The Cincinnati trained nurse Olivia M. Stone, indicted for the murder of Ellis G. Kinkead, attempted to escape the Raymond Street Jail in New York. She fled from a matron through jail corridors, armed herself with a butcher knife in the basement, but officers overpowered her. Stone later said she wished to gain freedom to obtain a new dress for her trial set next week.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York
Raymond Street
Olivia M. Stone
Cincinnati
Ellis G. Kinkead
Miss Stone
Mr. Kinkead
Brooklyn
Kinkead
Unidentified Man Killed by Baltimore & Ohio Train Near Madeira
An unknown man about 55 years old was struck and killed by a fast mail train on the Baltimore & Ohio tracks near Madeira. He walked onto the westbound tracks and into the mail train’s path without looking back. The body was sent to Cincinnati for burial. coroner’s findings cited a fractured skull and amputation of the left foot. Identification remained pending late that night.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Madeira
Cincinnati
J. J. Sullivan and Company
East Fourth Street
P. W. Whitaker
D. C. Handley
Pope Benedict XV and Peace Efforts During World War
Pope Benedict XV sought to end World War I by urging a council of peace and uniting prayers for amity. He urged rulers to lay down arms, appealed for truces, and advised negotiations with states such as Germany Austria and Russia, while meeting leaders like President Wilson in 1919.
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St. Peter
Europe
Italy
Austria
Belgium
Lusitania
William
Pious X
Leo XIII
Pius X
Wilson
Rome
Paris
Pope Benedict
Guido Reni
Cardinal Della Chiesa
Sacred College
Bologna
Vatican
Russia
Turkey
Benedict
Francis Joseph
Germany
Monsignor Bonzano
Washington
America
United States
Pope Benedict XV's wartime diplomacy and succession talk
Washington January 21 Benedict XV pursued a political papacy aiming to end war through diplomacy. He sought global representation in Rome while opposing a China envoy. His 1917 peace note influenced later talks, and speculation centers on Cardinal Gasparri or De Lai as succession candidates.
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Washington
Associated Press
Benedict XV
Cardinal Rampolla
Leo XIII
Pius X
Rome
Europe
United States
Tokyo
Peking
China
Far East
France
Mer
Peprelli
Philippines
America
Luisitania
Mgr. Bonzano
Wilson
England
Holy See
American Ecclesiastical College
Vatican
Quirinal Palace
Thomas Nelson Pare
Italy
Mr. Wilson
Benedict
Cardinal Gasparri
Sacred College
Cardinal de Lai
Pope Benedict XV Dies After Long Fight at Vatican
Rome reports Pope Benedict XV dies at 6 am after hours of uncertainty. Doctors led by Battistini and Cardinal Gasparri attended, while crowds gathered outside St Peter's and diplomats awaited news. The Pontiff's last hours featured brief recoveries and continuous suffering amid global telegrams and solemn vigils.
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Cardinal Gasparri
Battistini
Holy Father
Pius X
Tor. Battistini
Benedict XV
Papal
Rome
Vatican
Martial law declared in Kilmalloch area in East Limerick
A telegram from Charleville reports martial law in the Kilmalloch area by the IRA Brigade Commander due to hay burning and disorders. Dublin City Hall administration is handed to municipal officials under the Irish provisional government with visit by Michael Collins and William Cosgrove noted in relation to Bank of Ireland arrangements for the new parliament.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Kilmalloch
Irish Republican Army
East Limerick
Charleville
County Cork
Irish Provisional Government “When Michael Collins and William Cosgrove
Bank of Ireland
Advertisements Index Page 3-7 Abbreviated Listings
An index of local ads lists Abbott Piano Co Adolph M Jordan Andover merchants and area firms including Chesterfield Cigarettes Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Assn and Atlas National Bank Also featured are Dunlap Clothes Shop Erie Railroad and Southwestern Mortg Ford Automobiles and Walk Over shoes plus multiple businesses such as Lyric Piano Co Marmola Co Miller Bros Merchants and Nelson Business College with varied goods and services across a period publication.
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Abbott Piano Co
Adolph M. Jordan
le St Peeeeeesseese Dces
BPGI
Ots
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Gravure Cincinnati Automobile Dealers
Assa Assumpments
Claremont Dansant losson—Art Rou Ike
Ford Co
Gravure
Dunlap Clothes Shop
Meenomiy Supply Co
Erie Railroad
Wien
Southwestern Morty Ford Automobiles
Saoreice
Ciess
Goldenburg School
Gordon J. A. Hargra’ ‘Hotel
Ginton
Humphreys Medicine
Ampera Wale Btene
OME
cesAeibhe Se Nuveus Nencobas Magazine
1lAberal Savings and Loan Assn
Lyric Piano Co
McAlpin’ s—Merchandis Marmola Co
Miller Bros
Merchan
Five Armed Men Rob Oil Station in Reading Road Robbery
Five masked men in a touring car with a Kentucky license held up an oil station at Reading Road and Lincoln Avenue early last night. They stole 56.93 dollars, missed 100 dollars hidden outside the cash register. Caretaker Herschel G. Rosser fired at them as they fled, gave police the car number, and Northern Kentucky police were alerted. Cincinnati police suspect the same group sited in recent Covington and Newport grocery store holdups.
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Kentucky
Reading Road
Lincoln Avenue
Herschel G. Rosser
Parkside Place
Rosser
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Hot Water Bags Used to Transport Liquor Discovered
Prohibition agents in Harrisburg report five hot water bottles filled with liquor found in a Chambersburg suitcase. Frank Jochbaum alleges he left a suitcase at a railroad check room and must describe its contents to recover it. He was arrested after describing the case.
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Harrisburg
Uise
Frank Jochbaum
Chambersburg
Lochbaum
City orders strict Sunday closing enforcement in Henderson
Henderson Kentucky January 21 1930 City Commissioners in special session ordered the Chief of Police to enforce the Sunday closing law after February 1 closing moving picture houses and drug stores. Last Sunday all drug stores closed by agreement for at least a year amid grand jury probe into Sunday law violations.
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Henderson
Injunction Blocks Police From Taking Furlong Prints
Judge A M Caldwell in Campbell Circuit Court granted a temporary injunction preventing Newport and Covington police from distributing John Furlong’s photographs and Bertillon measurements. The order requires return of Drees’ photos and Bertillon data to the plaintiff. Furlong, 22, was charged with transporting a stolen car and had not been convicted of a felony.
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A. M.caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Newport
Covington
John Furlong
Scott Street
John Drees
Caldwell
Furlong
Campbell County
Brent Spence
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Harbeson
Kenton
Inth
Putman
Matt Moore
Grand Jury
Cardinals Invited to Report to Rome
The Vatican officially invited foreign Cardinals to come to Rome, announced in a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from London dated January 22.
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Rome
London
Vatican
Exchange Telegraph Company
Boy Killed When Sled Struck By Car In Granville
Granville Ohio: Orlo Dumlat a 15 year old was killed while coast ing on a sled hit by a passing automobile. The boy had hitched to another car and as that vehicle turned into a street a second car struck the sled.
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Granville
Orlo Dumlat
Sled crash injures six in Covington and Clifton Kentucky
Six persons injured in three accidents in Covington and Clifton Kentucky last night. A bobsled crashed into a Ludlow street car on Second street and Western avenue Covington, injuring Mrs. Rhoda Meyer Miss Jessie Richardson Walter Schneider and Ernest Rupert. Mrs Meyer remains in pain awaiting X rays at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Covington
Clifton
Ludlow
Second Street
Western Avenue
Rhoda Meyer
Jessie Richardson
Walter Schneider
West Second Street
Ernest Rupert
St. Elizabeth Hospital
William Harper
Harper
Clarence Hinkenberg
C. Goodrich
Lodge delivers Armament Conference address by radio
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts spoke by radio to the Lynn radio club reciting conference accomplishments. He was at his Massachusetts avenue home with the telephone linked to the Arlington wireless station during the talk.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Radio Club
Lynn
Mass
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Pope Offers Life for Peace of World
In Rome the Pontiff, near death, declares he would willingly offer his life for world peace after doctors report his condition. Cardinal Giorgi Monsignor Migoneé Father Basil and Dr. Battistini remain at his bedside as he receives nourishment and requests mass at 5:30 AM.
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Holy Father
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Cardinal Gasparri
George
England
Alfonso
Spain
Brazil
Gasparri
Associated Press
Cardinal Migno
Rome
Giorgi
Monsignor Migoneé
Basil
Battistini
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Oda
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Prux X
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Channer & Sawyer
E. W. Cooke Hutton & Co
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Platt Bros. Co
Age Co
Rais Wee Ee
Minner
Nelson Business College
EU Awakes
Teeae
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Teasdale
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Lawton Co
Smith-Kasson Co
Bertillon
Boy
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