James Bryce dies in England former envoy obituary
Rome reports Benedict XV dies after long illness. The pontiff's death is announced as officials hold vigils in the Vatican throne room. Cardinals and diplomats attend a solemn transfer of state, with the Sacred Congregation meeting to declare the late pope.
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Two American Cardinals Prepare To Leave for Conclave in Rome
Washington Jan 22 Two American cardinals of the Sacred College, O Connell of Boston and Dougherty of Philadelphia, planned to sail soon for the Rome conclave to elect a successor to Benedict XV. O Connell will sail on the Pres Wilson. Dougherty may depart on La Lorraine. If the conclave is short, they may miss the election.
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Harding Cables Nation's Regret at Pope's Death
President Harding sent condolences to Cardinal Gasparri after Pope Benedict XV's death. Secretary Hughes conveyed the message praising the Pope's humanity and promotion of peace. Officials from the U.S. and other governments expressed formal regrets at the Apostolic Delegate's residence.
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Japan Will Keep Forces in Siberia for Safety
Foreign Minister Uchida told the Diet that Japan must retain troops in Siberia for the empire’s safety. He denied territorial ambitions, citing Saghalien as a response to the Nikolaievsk massacre and signaling withdrawal if stability returns. The speech precedes Washington conference talks on Japan’s security and commerce with Chita.
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La Follette Reveals Secret Conference Minutes
Senator Robert M. La Follette released minutes he calls from a December 9 1921 Racquet Club meeting showing alleged accords among farm leaders railway executives and manufacturers to uphold the Esch Cummins guarantee provisions and to back a revised Capper bill weakening transport act protections. The documents name J R Howard Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation and other farm leaders alongside rail executives including Atterbury Elliott Storey Harahan and Binkerd.
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Double murder in Chicago as husband sought
The decapitated bodies of Margaret Tierney and her three year old son Ralph were found in their home. A hatchet marked for murder lay nearby and the room was sealed with gas on. Patrick Tierney is sought in connection with the killings. The case highlights a family threatened by past violence and possible ties to New York police relatives.
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Business profit and agrarian party forecast in 1920s finance
Protests urged by business leaders against soldier bonuses as Oregon bonds sell for 44 percent interest. The piece surveys large bond issues, rail and road spending, and a potential new agrarian party influenced by postwar finance and Federal Reserve policy. It notes inflation fears, expansion ahead, and political shifts in Congress and the White House.
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Italian Cabinet Minister Enters Vatican in Historic First
Rome reports Angelo Mauri, Italy's Agriculture Minister, became the first cabinet member to be received at the Vatican. He met with Monsignor Cremonesi and Master of the Chamber Dominioni for talks with Papal Under Secretary Pizzardo. The visit occurred amid Benedict XV’s illness. Two Franciscan monks arrived from Constantinople bearing sacred images for the Pope.
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Paris Papers Meditate On Benedict XV Diplomacy After Pope's Death
Paris papers examine Benedict XV's papacy from religious and political angles. The Temps lauds his gentle mind and peaceful aims, while Debats critiques his wartime leadership as cautious and restrained. All papers look to Benedict's successor amid French Cardinal vacancies.
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Train Strikes Auto Killing Three Youths at Elyria Crossing
In HLYRIA Ohio on January 22 a New York Central passenger train struck an automobile at Root's crossing top of a steep incline. Leonard Rothel 20 of Columbia drove, with Viola Loescher 20 and Irene Loescher 17, both of Ridgeville, in the car. The trio, returning from a card party, were killed instantly. investigators cite failure to see the oncoming train as the probable cause.
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Steamer Mod Sinks Off Ocean Sighting
The Norwegian freighter Mod reportedly sank in mid ocean, with survivors aboard the British vessel Melmore Head. Earlier wireless reports said Mod was in danger of sinking after boats and propeller were lost, while Melmore Head stood by to rescue the crew.
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Dublin Unemployed Garrison Evacuates Hall
Dublin workers who formed the Council of Unemployed surrendered the concert hall rotunda after four days inside. Crowds with hostile feelings gathered Saturday night and shots were fired earlier as authorities watched the crowd.
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Covington Theater Manager Fatally Shot in Hold-Up
Morris Lee 28, manager of the Strand Theater, was slain during an attempted robbery in Covington. The bandit fled in a seven passenger touring car after firing a single shot through Lee’s front seat. Lee died en route to St Elizabeth's Hospital.
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Textile Workers Vote Strike as Protest
Providence Rhode Island January 22 1922 United Textile Workers Council authorized a statewide strike after a majority of Rhode Island textile firms announced a wage cut averaging 20 percent effective tomorrow More than 20000 affiliated workers and 40000 unorganized workers were approached and McMahon authorized to call out union members when he deems it opportune
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Gompers Urges U.S. to Shun Genoa Parley with Soviet
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor argues in an editorial that inviting the United States to Genoa would recognize Lenine and Trotzky. He warns the move endorses Bolshevik rule and betrays the cause of a free government amid international financiers seeking Russian raw materials.
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Roosevelt sells car to fund Progressive party effort
In New York on January 22, Elon H. Hooker, former Progressive treasurer, said Theodore Roosevelt sold his automobile to support the party after the 1912 defeat. Roosevelt allegedly pledged 1000 a year for four years, choosing a shabby touring car over his limousine.
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