American Archbishops Elevated to Cardinal in Rome
Rome witnessed the elevation of Patrick J. Mayen and George W. Mundelein to cardinal, with a secret consistory and private rites attended by church dignitaries. In New York, the two archbishops, long allied and educated together, prepared for the public ceremony at St Peter's, while American cardinals numbered four in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallad
Rome
Patrick J. Mayen
New York
George W. Minidiscej
United States
Guyport
Huneleers
Americlins
St. Pathe
Ammuricuss
Latiie
France
Natorleolly
Spain
Carlin Mandolin
Waltinng
Pusmachi Wintul
Boise
Hobie
Propaganda Collewee
Peter Shitl
Rockville
Shoni Tania
Cere Snriies
Megaaynta Munifeloin
Mariott Selvaggiant
Propa Alsin
Rena
Nedind
Catholi Church
Helein
Watchori
New Vairk
St. Peter
Membrien
Helge Hore
Boyhoot
Pat
Hayes
Georkie Mundelein
Warside
de la Salle Academy
Manhattan ‘College
Daugherty Aide Smith Death Probe Expanded
The Senate committee will investigate suspected suicide of attorney general ally Jease Smith in Daugherty’s apartment after testimony from Roxie Stinnon denying murder intent. Dr Nevitt says no autopsy performed. subpoena issued for coroner to explain death circumstances.
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Senate Committee
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
United Prow
Washington
Muro
Seater Wheeler
Montara
Jease Smith
Dent
Suisidé
Roxie-Stinwon
Smith
Brookhart
Amit
Hin
J. Rattey Nevitt
District of Columbla
Hrookhart
Nevitt
United Pres
Fire closes Standard Chair plant at Union City
A Saturday fire in the paint and varnish department of Standard Chair Company forced the Union City plant to close for the day and likely several more as repairs are made. The blaze caused heavy water damage and the loss is estimated in the thousands, leaving many workers out of work for a few days pending cleanup and repair efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Chair Company
MU Pwarda
Drake
Otestine
Pladt
Five Best Radio Features Highlight Tonight Schedule
Radio listings show events across cities including Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Henry G. Wallace heads a talk from Washington while other programs feature choirs, church concerts, and a prison dance orchestra in Middletown and Jefferson City.
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Woo
Phiadelphia
New York
Henry G. Wallace
Agriculture
Dirter
Washington
WLW
Cincinnati
Stiles
That Baptist Church of
Middletown
WOS
Jefferson City
Mismauth State Prison
Detroit
Wendell Fall
National
Towns Plan to Jail Tax Dodgers Sparks Countyrow
Erie County residents face jail for nonpayment of the $5 per capita levy for 1920. Warrants issued to bring in delinquents, with emphasis on women paying taxes. Officials watch closely as executions may ripple through Warren and Kane counties.
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Ynomar Tusolin
Auente
Corry School
Mt Re
Warren
Kane
Feis
Kane Republic
Wdan
Aline
Ur County
Warren Tritiine
Commissioners Office
Hint County
Erie
Heir to Steel Worker Estate Claimed by Pittsburgh Man
Thomas Gemmell aged 5 in Pittsburgh receives word from Nanaimo British Columbia that he has inherited 200000 dollars from his older brother Jobin Gemmell who died recently. Gemmell vows to keep working as he plans to use the fortune. He resides in Swissvale and previously lived in Clearfield Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Gemmell
Nanaimo
Timbia
Jobin Gemmall
Alway
Gemmell
Lamult
Tittle
Swissvale
Clearfield
War on stray canines urged by city residents
Complaints from property owners press for strict enforcement of animal control laws after stray dogs roam central streets. Incidents include a dog knocking someone down near First Avenue and soiled clothing. Local authorities may review the issue with Chief Dunkle to consider new measures.
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Thor
Primnce
Mons
First Avenue
Dunkle
Mannington Denies Involvement in Daugherty Hearings
Paris March 24 Attorney General Mannington Way denies he was ever in Washington during the six months cited in the Daugherty investigation. He states he did not visit the Littleerton house and that his name appeared in written statements to the committee in connection with alleged conspiracies to obtain withdrawal permits. He plans to return to the United States once business here is finished.
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Paris
Mavberty
Washington
Howard
Mainnington
Lesnae
Littleerton
Sniiing Witners
Senate
Daugherty
United Press
Mannington
United States
Ring Leaders Sought in Local Stock Fraud Case
Federal agents seek eight alleged organizers of a Continental Stores stock scam in 1921 22 using mail fraud. Indicted suspects reportedly based in Pittsburgh and Cleveland face charges tied to selling preferred stock at 100 a share and 200 000 common shares across Erie and nearby areas.
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Qorry
Department of Justice
Furst Erie
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Continental Stores Company
Pennsylvania
Erle
Former Cory Priest Named Church Pastor
Rev. KL eolltiREE JORMO will serve as assistant pastor at St Thomas Church and will assume his pastorate at St Mary Catholic Church in Confer next Sunday. Father Semindinger assisted Cory church and later served at St Catherine's Dugia. Friends praise his promotion as Can fiey wastorste.
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Eolltiree
Jormo
St .Thomas Church
St Marya Catholic
Confer
Father Semindinger Wis
Ant
Trey
Corey
St. Catherine's Church
Dugia
Erie Times Debuts at New Plant on West Tanith Street
The Erie Times published today from its new Mall sent plant on West Tanith Street marking its first edition from the modern facility. The 1 o’clock edition went to press smoothly and the plant’s operations ran satisfactorily for the day. The home of the Times is described as the state’s most modern newspaper plant with a fuller description to come.
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West Tanith Street
Timex
Jon Fine
the Times
Rock Island firm lands road contract for five mile link
Rock Island firm Betnyg & Company awarded the five mile stretch of highway between the Penrich Groke covered bridge and the Conrad farm joining the Betry Highway on the Corry Waterford improv. The low bidder at 248 05.14, this first link of the Corry Waterford road.
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Satushy
Corry
Tte State Highway Department
Hearing in Gas Case Set for Next Month
A major hearing before the Public Service Commission is scheduled in Tarrrburg on April 14. City officials and Pennsylvania Gas Co will discuss procedure in Wis' pas pense after the Supreme Court sent the case back. The commission will consider why about 4 million dollars in the gas company's property value was excluded, which could raise rates. Samy Nel Gilson will represent Brie at the hearing.
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Public Service Commission
Tarrinburg
Fice
Penn i
Evlyaniq Gas Company
Wis
Supreme Court
Soviet Russia Reports No Mobilization Threats
A Tokyo dispatch quotes the Japanese War Minister stating the Soviet leadership has received official notices noting no mobilization of the army. The report also mentions tensions with Germany and possible military actions.
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United Prec
London
Central Ae
Tokio
Rug
Kernen
Philadelphia Banker Dies by Own Action Amid War Tension
A Philadelphia banker Stroud Jr of Stroud Russia Company reportedly took his own life amid rising global hostilities. Tokyo dispatches indicated Japan may join powers in advancing the Washington pact, as tensions with China over recognition and territorial disputes persisted. A U S steamer collision near Thames caused casualties and damage to the American Merchant, with eight reported injured.
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Daitourres
Japan
Philadelphia
Morrisent
The
Central News Anys
Stroud, Jr
Stroud Russia
Intent & Company
Cam Ion
Frort
Vance
Villa Nova
Strond
Eld Chine
Business Barometer Shows Improvement in Outlook
New York March 24 Confidence in the 1921 business outlook rose as United Sin Sie Corporation proposes spending 90 million dollars for plant additions new construction and improvements this year. The firm reported gross revenue of 1 571 14484 in 1924 versus 1 002 007 772 in 1922.
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New York
Seerint
United Sin Sie Corporation
Flu Taegest Industrial Organization
Iq World
Auto Smash Injures Boy. Two Cars Damaged
A six year old boy, Orcar Henry, son of Stewart Henry of 212 East Church Street, was badly cut about the face when a Ford driven by Robert Owens and a Chevrolet driven by F. G. Craker collided near Eagle Street and North Second Avenue before 1 AM Sunday. The child was thrown against the windshield. glass shattered and injuries reported. Both cars suffered extensive damage including wheel loss.
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Orcar
Stewart Henry
East Church Street
F. G. Craker
Robert Owens
Eagle Street
North Second Avenue
Mhawk
Owens
Ford
Th Tatter
Hekty
Chevrolet
Craker
Texas Republican opposes inspector removal in land cases
United Press reports Texas Republican National Committeeman R. B. Creager opposed a Postal Inspector Donaldson removal as prejudiced and over enthusiastic. Senatorily inquiry heard Pos tal Inspector Donaldson relieved from Texas land deal probe. Will Hays and Creager discussed the investigation with Postmaster General amid testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
R. B. Creager
Republcan National Comitteeman
Texas
Donaldson
Texas Land Trawis
Rusk D. Simmons
Jani Deal
Stormone
Creager
Postal Live Department
Will Hays
Simmons
Wutil & Py
Post Office Department
Lane
Senate Orders Contempt Proceedings in Teapot Dome Case
Washington March 24 Senate moves to hold Harry F Sinclair in contempt for refusing to answer questions before the oil inquiry. Chief Prosecutor Walsh asks for federal contempt prosecution with possible jail until Sinclair tells his story about his lease of the Wyoming naval oil reserve from former Secretary of the Interior Fall.
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Washington
Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Walsh
Pall
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Thomas J. Walsh
Sinclair
Wailth
Ladd
District of Columbia
Spencer
New Republican
Asiile Poena
Democratic National Committee
W. Upham
Republica Party
Wack
Doheny
Hind
Carmi Thompson
Harding
Thompson
Litin Gilmars
Gilmore
Knovel
Jake Haman
Promi
Til
New Plant For Ice Cream Firm Under Way
A new ice cream plant is under way and expected to take possession in April. The project involves ongoing construction and is led by the company’s chief executive officer.
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Hobiert Hosrlein
Malate
Batniday
Vanierenitt Pa
Union City
Ars
Big Swindle
Cory
Erie Paper Innew Plant
Rock Island
Henry Horst & Company
Waterford
Soviet Russia
Rushia
Ching Becauny
Arrsen
Ty United
United Staten Ling
Matatua Neue Thameshaves
Glenn Group
Parsons
Ville Tif
O.P
Sinclair Beever
United Pro
Weil City
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