Cardinal Ratti Elected Pope on Seventh Ballot
Cardinal Achille Ratti of Milan was elected Pope on the seventh ballot and will take the name Pius XI. The 79 year old church diplomat, former curator of the Vatican Library, served as apostolic delegate to Poland and nuncio in Finland and Russia, and is expected to pursue reconciliation with the Italian government.
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Senate to receive parley treaties soon
United Press reports that arms conference treaties will be submitted to the Senate for approval. Senator Lodge and the American delegation indicate that steps will be taken to forward the reports to President Harding, outlining the next actions in the process.
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Merchant shoots man for thief in Somerseat area
A local merchant at Melapple near Somerseat wounded a man believed to be a thief this morning. The proprietor, identified as William Gerittdt, reportedly confronted the suspect with a gun after a theft occurred at his general store. Police have taken the injured man to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Berlin Sees Nationwide Rail Strike Throttle City
Berlin endures a general railway walkout spreading from a nationwide strike with water and utilities crippled and city life severely disrupted. The movement, led by workers, threatens broader disruption as other cities show growing participation and little relief in sight.
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Rum Running Crackdown Planned Along Atlantic Coast
In New York, U S Attorney William Laywood met with officials from several states to discuss coordinated actions against rum running. They prepared steps to counter smuggling vessels and outline future enforcement plans along the Atlantic coast.
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Obenchain Woman on Trial in Kennedy Murder Case
In Los Angeles, Madalynne Jhenchain waits for trial on alleged complicity in Tod Belton Kennedy's murder. She has endured six months in county jail with health issues and a recent breakdown. The proceedings, as described, reflect a tense legal battle and limited personal details.
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Erie Five to Clash With Keystones in Big Prelim Game
Erie Five prepares for a tough Armory court test against the Keystones led by Specter and Billy Simpson. The visiting lineup includes Tasci and Smith and Gross, noted as top City League performers. A later practice sharpens the Kiystones for the key matchup. There is no preliminary game.
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School Board Considers Junior High Plan Tonight
The Board of Education meets this evening to decide on adopting a junior high school plan as part of the district building program. Superintendent Hemstrett would not discuss likely outcomes though he favors the plan, with Principal Milon I. Brown and other officials backing modern system adoption to meet future needs. The decision hinges on the overall building program and may influence further program details.
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Third Arbuckle Trial Set For March 13
Roaccoe Paty Arbuckle faces a third court date on March 13 in San Prangis O, charged with alleged responsibility for the death of Virginia Rayne. The case centers on Arbuckle’s alleged involvement in the fatal incident, with witnesses and evidence expected to be presented anew.
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Snow Storm Knocks Out City Power and Telecommunication
Heavy night snow halted electric service in Corry after a transmission line break near Lovell Station. Power and communications were crippled, delaying printing and telegraph operations until repairs resumed late morning.
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May Yet Bring Arch Deserter Bergdoll to Justice
Washington dispatch reports U.S. efforts to capture Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, fugitive son of a former U.S. official, who fled to Switzerland after escaping military service. Diplomats indicate possible cooperation with Swiss authorities as ties with Germany ease. Bergdoll’s return would be a notable pursuit of an arch deserter.
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Bonus Issue Debate By Harding At White House
Washington February 6 President Honing will confer with administration leaders in congress at the White House to decide how to raise funds for the soldiers bonus. The conference at 4 o'clock will include Senator McCumber chairman and several members of the Senate finance committee and Chairman Fordues with two House Ways and Means members to discuss financing plans presented during the hearings.
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City Commission to Meet This Evening
The City Commission will meet in regular session in the Municipal building this evening. So far as could be learned this morning little other than routine business is scheduled to come before tonight's city executives meeting.
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Wealthy Movie Man Sought In Cinema Murder Mystery
Los Angeles reports police probe into the murder of motion picture director William D. Taylor. Detectives tie an arrest to a wealthy industry figure as surveillance expands and connections to Mabel Normand and Mary Miles Minter are explored. The inquiry follows Taylor’s death and the disappearance of his heir.
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Impressive D A R Hall ceremony marks world peace pacts
Delegates gather at the D A R Hall to sign postwar treaties ending three months of labor at the Washington conference. President Harding leads as nations including China Britain France Italy Japan and Belgium affix signatures on four power and nine power pacts. The scene features Lord Balfour Lord Lee Geddes and Sastri among others as historic documents are sealed.
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World Commerce urged on base of nations and dollar view
Gilbert M. Hitchener addressed the Philadelphia Chamber urging a firm commerce foundation through 16 Bases of Nations and the creation of a global dollar to support international trade.
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