Benedict XV Named as Pope Della Chiesa
Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa archbishop of Bologna elected supreme pontiff of the Catholic Church to succeed Pope Pius X and will reign as Benedict XV. The conclave chose him after nine ballots with American cardinals absent aboard a steamer. He has long served in the Vatican secretariat and as archbishop of Bologna, later Bologna. The new pope will be bishop of Rome and head of the universal church, with strong Italian ties amid wartime tensions.
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Ozone Purifier Claims Freshness Boost for Meat Markets
An ozone purifier now in production promises threefold longer fresh storage in refrigerators used by meat markets and theaters. It uses a rotary converter to create alternating current and a transformer for high pressure ozone. A built in fan releases ozone and hermetically sealed wiring prevents metal oxide byproducts.
City of Chicago Excursion Boat Fire Rescues 260 Passengers
A Lake Michigan fire on the City of Chicago forced Captain Oscar Bjork and a 60 man crew to race seven miles with 250 passengers aboard. The vessel, inbound from Benton Harbor, reached the government pier with all lives saved as Captain Carland and U.S. life-saving crews evacuated women and children before the fire engulfed the hold.
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Michigan Fruit Belt
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Lake Navigation
Carland
U.S
Bank mob storms New York private bank dominates crowd
Five thousand men and women stormed the private bank of M. L. Jarmulowsky at 165 East Broadway to see District Attorney Whitman. They defied police reserves and ceased violence after several arrests as the bank was recently taken over by the state banking department.
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Arctic Explorer Sedoff Dies On Polar Quest
St.Petersburg reports Lieutenant Sedoff, a Russian officer, perished in the Arctic while leading an expedition to reach the North Pole. Survivors reached Archangel and related that after reaching Franz Josef Land he and two companions attempted to advance to the pole. illness felled him. The 1912 expedition endured the 1912-13 winter in newly discovered land.
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Troops Leave for Butte in Montana National Guard Move
Ten companies of the Montana National Guard departed Helena aboard an armored train bound for Butte. Two machine gun platoons accompanied the force. Major D J Donohue of Glendive led the contingent as Governor Stewart issued sealed orders to the commander prior to departure.
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Veterans March in Detroit Parade Ends Calmly
In Detroit on September 3, about 200 of the 10,000 G A R veterans in a four mile parade were directed to retire from the line until the march finished. The weather was ideal with cool breezes countering the hot sun. In London on September 4 Claude Grahame White, famed aviator who wed Dorothy Taylor of New York, was named flight commander of the British aviation corps.
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New York
Red Cross nurses killed and wounded in front line action
London Sept 4 twelve Red Cross nurses sent to the front were killed and several wounded while tending wounded soldiers on the battlefield according to a Paris dispatch.
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Paria
Proved Himself A Diplomat In Cookbook Banter
A humorous exchange features Congressman Otis Wingo and Mrs. Smith as she tackles a cookbook. Wingo gently tells her she is not good enough to become an angel, prompting a light, era-tinged joke about reason and agreement.
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Otis Wingo
Arkansas
Little Wifey
Philadelphia Telegraph
Sister's Trick Turns Coffee Drink Into Health Fix
A woman credits her sister with unknowingly switching coffee for Postum, leading to better health and vitality. She urges readers to try Postum, noting ten days reveal its restorative effects. Postum is sold in regular and instant forms by grocers with a mass market ad tone.
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Fostum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellyilie
Once a Confederate Always a Confederate Soldier’s Son in Cuba
Senator A. O. Bacon of Georgia recounts Colonel Clayton a staunch southerner who left the Union with his state and refused Reconstruction yet aided his son who joined the U S army in Cuba after the Spanish American War. After San Juan the father writes United States without the word United, implying acceptance.
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Georgia
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Spain
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Cuba
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Quince Tree Targeted By Bystanders Misread Tale
A Bloomfield woman warned against overstatement, noting passers by chopped down her quince tree after she warned of damage. The incident ended with the tree felled and a boy receiving a switch, illustrating the danger of hyperbole in speech.
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Bloomfield
Newark News
Widow’s Choice Sparks Grim Irony in Local Tale
A young widow contemplates remarriage to a bachelor but faces fatal outcomes as fate mocks her plans. The wit hints that even a dumb barber would be safer than a silent marriage, underscoring dark humor in a small-town vignette.
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