Thousands Pay Homage to Pontiff in Rome Funeral
Thousands gathered in Rome on June 23 to pay homage as the body of Pope Benedict XV lay in state in the Sacrament Chapel at the Vatican. The interment proceeded with rites in St Peter's, marking the first state funeral under Italy's new arrangements with the Church.
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Negroes Pay Death Penalty For Murder In 1930s
A badly garbled report states that two Black men and two others were executed at Rock Yinn penitentiary today. The text references attempts by an inmate to escape and mentions prior convictions, with numerousplace names and misspellings.
West Pleasant Street Coasting Plan Announced
The committee of residents announced that the project to coast West Pleasant Street between Northert and Pentes is complete. The street will be closed to traffic in the evening with a temporary railing and a guard stationed at Test Avenue.
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White Way street lighting project eyed for Hamburg
Local officials plan to install two new type ornamental street lights in the business district as part of the white way proposal. City leaders toured Hamburg to assess the plan and gauge merchant interest, aiming to authorize installations within a month if cooperation from property owners is secured.
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Arbuckle Case Nearing Defense Start This Week
United Press reports in San Francisco that Ohly and minor witnesses testifying today may close the prosecution. Defense chief Gavin McNab says no surprises expected as defense opens Monday morning. A few witnesses will address minor points before Arbuckle himself takes the stand likely Wednesday. The case could go to the jury by week’s end or early next week.
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Weather Brings Slight Break After Cold Wave Passes
Frigid air eased only slightly as officials forecast limited relief. Winds eased from piercing gusts and scattered snow showers, with temperatures dipping to near zero overnight.อ่านข้อความเต็ม
Sheffield Quintet Faces Keystones on Wednesday
Sheffield's five man squad travels to the State Armory to clash with the Keystones. Oswego and other top clubs have fallen to the Keystones this season as they seek Warren County championship form. The visitors will start Me D Olplocke, arriving by evening train, with a fast warm up beforehand.
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IGE Cutting at Love Pond
The first cut here was made as part of a cold wave that will follow with further cutting tomorrow. The activity at Love Pond disrupted daily work and involved a protester or observer noting the time.
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Bodies of Entombed Miners Recovered
In Scranton Pa on January 23 the bodies of three miners entombed in the National Mine cave were recovered this afternoon. The workers were Edgar W Hughes Mehr Reese and John Barrette.
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Viscount Bryce Dies in England
Viscount Bryce former British ambassador to the United States and author of The American ... died yesterday in Belfast. He studied at Glasgow Oxford and Leipzig. Elected to the House of Commons in 1880 he served as under secretary of foreign affairs in Gladstone's ministry and later as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster. His notable work The American Nation covered U.S. political history.
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Rickard's Lawyers Denounce Frameup in Rickard Case
Tex Rickard's attorneys charged that his arrest and press coverage were a frameup based on superficial investigation. They said two of the three girls recanted stories as untrue and urged waiting for full trial evidence. The case proceeds with a trial set for Wednesday.
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New York
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Bangs Lectured Here in 1918 by Acknowi Humorist
Jobin Hendrick Bangs, noted humorist and lecturer, delivered talks in Atlantic City during the summer of 1918. He spoke on carnival occasions, drawing many friends to his appearance in the city.
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Thompson faces $250 fine in inheritance tied case
Reports say Mrs Uraula Thompson Rogeray of North Shore admitted giving away a large sum inherited from Howls P Doehoeffer, a Kentucky millionaire, in a personal crisis. Police noted the trunks contained papers indicating the gift and a recent illegal act.
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Japan Open to Withdrawing Siberian Forces
Washington reports Japan shows willingness to withdraw troops from Siberia but no evacuation date is set. U.S. and Allied delegates discuss the Far Eastern Conference with focus on Shantung railway transfer to China and possible withdrawal assurances.
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Chautauqua Boosters to Meet After Church Services
Chautauqua Boosters of the city plan a meeting at the Presbyterian Church after tomorrow evening's union services to review questionnaires and select a probable ticket gate for the Chautauqua project. If sufficient funds are pledged, they will sign a contract with the Col Albertie FeOu to organize a city Chautauqua prayer program and turn any receipts over expenses to the Red Cross and Salvation Army. All interested are asked to attend and those with cards should return them to the committee.
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Death of Pope Benedict XV mourned in local churches
Announcement of the pope's death was made at St Thomas and St Elizabeth's Catholic Churches with prayers across all masses. Church property is draped in black for thirty days and special services are planned pending official notice from Bishop Joh M. Gannon.
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Farm Home Burns Near Spring Creek
A detective chimney caused a fire destroying the Old Brooks farm residence about three miles from Spring Creek on Saturday night. The farm is operated by Mrs Walker. Household goods were destroyed.
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Small Blaze at Church Street Home
Fire department responded to a late Saturday afternoon blaze at the Nelson home on West Church Street. Initial reports indicate the fire originated inside the dwelling and spread to a room, with responders extinguishing flames and assessing damage.
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Amazing Career of Matt Bart Noted German Spy
An account outlines the life of Matt Bart described as a German spy, with mentions of his activities during wartime, and notes about forthcoming journal installments and official military observations. The piece references Public reaction and wartime government commentary.
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Music Conference Here on Saturday
Chicago police report Patrick Tierney a state official arranged a meeting then confessed to killing his wife Marjorie Mee and their young son. He allegedly staged the murder scene after spending money on lodging and poison to die. The family was later found by their landlord as authorities investigated the case.
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High School Music Instructors Meet For Statewide Conference
A preliminary meeting for statewide music instructors and interested parties will be held Saturday morning at Owulook. Representatives from Wartes Craveford and Ere Contibs attend to discuss a conference organized by the music department. The purpose is to draft a course of study for county schools with action pending by the state department in Lairigburg.
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Lancaster Lad Drowns After Ice Breaks in Creek
Samuel Styer a 17 year old Lancaster youth drowned when a cake of ice broke free at By shongie mitt near Orepyny. His brother Jake Styer and Ellil Hissinger escaped. Amile Ryo retrieved the body the following morning.
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Hurley May Be Made Game Warden
The Cory Rod and Gun Club discusses a proposed appointment turning on political support. The current office removal of Ale MacMonalit is rumored by the State Game Commission. Deannie Fishley, named for jury commissioner, is expected to succeed him in the November election.
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Missing Mrs Steneka Sought By City Officials
Local authorities seek the whereabouts of Mrs. Steneka to aid a daughter asking for assistance. Officials of the Ohio city urge response and contact through the Kelly News store.
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Freight Handlers Wages Slashed by Labor Board
United Press reports the wartime wage and hour rulings affect about 300000 railroad clerks, prefits, and station employees. No overtime, eight hour day, and pay rules change with a half pay for the ninth hour. Split shifts permitted to cover eight to nine hour spans in small towns.
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Trial Begins for Luther Biddy in Police Murders
Police reserves cleared streets near the Crimins Doors building as Luther Biddy, a Black man, faced trial for the killings of two New York policemen. A 160 juror panel was summoned and the jury process moved forward amid crowds.
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Guatemalans and Mexicans Clash Reported Near Border
Reports from Mexico City indicate a border clash between Guatemalan and Mexican forces with no casualties. Trailing factions allegedly involved include Guatemalans advancing toward Haremmentas and Menino as fighting erupted.
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Funeral of Lewin Hledinr Held in Carlisle
Delegations from fields and business circles join public officials at the funeral of Lewin Hledinr, head of the Inje Hiphoaly Corimie ose, in Carlisle this afternoon.
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Harding Opens Agricultural Conference
President Harding outlined a seven point program to assist farmers at the National Agricultural Conference. He urged extension of cooperative marketing, greater working capital, expanded agricultural information, price-stability measures, improved transportation and rail electrification, waterway alignment, and reclamation of arid and swamp lands to redefine the farmer’s role in the economy.
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Domestic tragedy reveals will disinheriting widow
Arthur Rosier, brother of Oscar Rosier, discloses prior attempts on his brother’s life by Rosier’s wife. A will signed during surgery disinherits the widow and her three month old infant, leaving the estate to his brother and his eight year old son from a previous marriage.
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Oscar Rosier
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Rosie
Arthur Rosier
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Morse conspiracy case before jury
The grand jury heard the case against Charles W. Marge a New York financier in alleged fraudulent conspiracy involving the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation. District Attorney Gordon led the inquiry examining books records and correspondence from several firms tied to Marre and his dealings.
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High School Second Semester Opens Amid Odd Phrases
A reader report notes the second semester opening at the high school with unclear lines about mid year exams and motions. The fragmentary text mentions dates and names poorly, leaving a sparse summary of events.
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