World News Tonight: Ireland Britain and Italy in Brief
Bank of Ireland loan of 1,000,000 pounds to the Irish provisional government is reported alongside deaths and leadership changes. Sir John Kirk, 90, dies in London. Poincare resumes ministry. Ireland's Dublin Castle powers transfer to the provisional government.
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Bank of Ireland
John Kirk
David Livingstone
Africa
London
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
France
Millerand
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Dublin
Lenine
Russia
Rome
Benedict
Vatican
Genoa
United States
Turkey
Germany
New York City
Emden
Hugo Stinnes
Argentina
Stinnes
Stinnes Steamship Lines
India
M. K. Thandi
Oregon
Wallace
Idaho
Shostone County
Ben W. Olcott
E E. McClintock
Denver
Western Union Telegraph Company
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Bureh
Evanstown
Jil
J. Belton Kennedy
National Prohibition Headquarters
del Rio
Texas
Secant
California
San Francisco
Washington
Roy Moore
Bert Orcutt
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Mondlay
Pope Benedict XV Dies After Prolonged Pneumonia Battle
Rome Jan 21 Pope Benedict XV 259th sovereign pontiff died at the Vatican after a day of agony from pneumonia Inflammation of the lungs and weak heart hastened the end as cardinals priests and monks prayed. Last sacraments were given and the papal cortege began the procession to St Peter's Basilica.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Church of
Vatican
Papal
St. Peter's
Holy Father
Pontifical
Mgr. Zampani
Cardinal Merry del Val
Giorgi
Gasparri
Mgr. Zampini
Grand Penitentiary of the
Sacred College
Basilica of
St. Peter
Scala Regia
Battistini
Pope Benedict XV and His Epoch of War and Peace
Summary of Pope Benedict XV life from his 1914 rise to the papacy through his anti war efforts and late illness. It notes his Italian noble birth near Genoa, elevation to cardinal in 1914, multiple peace appeals during World War I, interactions with President Wilson, and his illness progressing to lung trouble.
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James S. ‘Cowgill
Kansas City
New York Central
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
New York City Society
Biltmore
George Baldwin Selden
Rochester
N. Y
American Légion
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
F. W. Galbraith
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Hays
National Moving Picture Combination
Pope Benedict
Pope Benedict XV
Pogli
Genoa
Italy
Marquis Della Chiesa
Capronican College
Academy of Ecclesiastics
Madrid
Spain
Cardinal Rampolla
Benedict
America
Wilson
Washington
Germany
United States
Vatican
Let Contracts for State U Buildings
The state board of examiners awarded contracts for three University of Montana buildings. The forestry building went to Gus Forseen of Missoula for 87 550 dollars, plumbing and heating to Thomas Plumbing & Heating Co. of Ogden Utah for 14 500, and the engineering building and shops at Bozeman to Gauger Kosmo Construction Co. of St Paul for 284 493.
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Bozeman
Montana
Plumbing & F Yeating Co
W. H. Baum
Salt Lake City
Allen Electrical Company
Helena
Hilmer Settegtan
Missoula
The
State University At
Lembke
Montana News Briefs Roundup 1921
Numerous items from across Montana include the Ameri can region Ladies auxiliary forming at White Sulphur Springs, watermelons promoted near Forsyth Flat, a bread price drop in Great Falls, and the Wheatland County Sportsmen's association forming at Harlowton. Junior Fleming appointed to Annapolis, fires in Geyser, Livingston dry squad, and unoccupied buildings in Charlo reported.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
White Sulphur Springs
Junior Fleming
Forsyth High School
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Carl W. Riddick
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Hoover
Postmaster General Ways
National Association of Motion Picture Industry
White House
Shantung
China
Japan
Underwood
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Alaska
Thomas Miller
Karl Lang
Chicago
Whitlam Gummer
Fargo
N. D
Barnés County
Marie Wick
Gurygla
Minn
Ohio
Shrewsbury River
Redbank
Anna. E. Hounihan
Lawrence Conley
Western
Pontiff
Pope
State Board OF Examiners IN
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District Court of
Lewis
And
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Case Will
Conley
Frank Conley
Montana State Prison
W. D. Rankin
Lewis and Clark County
State of
Helena Hospital
T. D. Tuttle
Public Health Service Hospital
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tuttle
Fort Warrison
Leroy Jones
Cleo Bryan
Gertrude Stoltz
Plentywood
U. S
Sabre
North Dakota
Bourquin
George K. Dick
State Bank
Glasgow
Milk River Valley Bank
L. Q. Skelton
R. R. Selway
S. C
Forsyth Flat
Forsyth
Great Falls
Wheatland County Sportsmen’s Association
Harlowton
Anton Segrefredo
Klein
Geyser
Livingston
Charlo
Commercial Club
National Editorial Association
Elks’ Hall
Hell Gate Lodge No
Mae Opp
Red Cross
Wichita Falls
Tex
State University
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H. G. Brody
Dawson County
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Teton River
Albert Winters
Buhl
Billings
Babson Statistical Organization
Butte
Anaconda
Washoe Reduction Works
Missoula County
Blanche McCarthy
G. A. Cole
Lillian
McBee
Russel-Miller Company
John Keel
Madison County
Virginia City
James Grant
Dixon
W. B. Woodman
Consolidated Elevator & Milling Company of
Wyoming
Agnes Somerville
Scotland
Montana State Press Association
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