Cardinals elect Achille Ratti pope in Rome as Pius XI
The Sacred College elects Cardinal Achille Ratti archbishop of Milan to succeed Benedict XV and reign as Pius XI. Smoke signals the world as Ratti accepts and is welcomed by Cardinals and crowds at St Peter’s. American cardinals O Connell Dougherty and Regin miss the election. Pope to be crowned within a week.
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Move to Movies and Cabinet Merger Stir Washington Notes
The article discusses Will Hays potentially becoming a film industry leader while leaving politics, and warns about fears of propaganda and moral censorship. It also covers a proposed merger of War and Navy into a national defense department, plus a vision for a department of welfare and debates over education cabinet status. It ends with a Senate proposal to establish the President’s forest in Arizona as a national natural preserve.
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Aer
Granliness
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Postmster
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National Defense
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Joint Congressional Committee
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Navy Departments
Army
Navy
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Bureau of Education
Department of Education
Department of Welfare
Congressional Committee
Walter F. Brown
Harding
United States Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Kailab National Forest
Arizona
Smoot
America
Interior Department
Grand Canyon National Park
Turkey Trick Leaves Family Laughing At Store
A business girl and her mother buy a turkey for Sunday dinner. The butcher pulls the legs free with a cord to ease chewing, prompting surprised questions and a witty retort from the butcher as told by the Chicago Journal.
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Chicago Journal
The New Flower, nen iss plea sae toil om
The readable fragment outlines a plea or plea-like sentence tied to a poem or ballad. It mentions “The New Flower” and uses archaic Scots phrasing. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond the poem title.
Indians Thrive in Cold Despite Harsh Canadian Winters
The fragment discusses how Indigenous peoples endured extremely cold conditions, implying their resilience during severe winter periods in eastern and central Canada. It notes the contrast with settlers' hardships and hints at survival strategies without detailing them.
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Canada
Indiang Sten
Quote on committees and investigations
A witty exchange notes that investigation committees often fail to deliver results because many congressmen themselves are subjects of inquiry. The remark highlights paradoxes in political oversight and accountability.
Havana Tobacco Sensitivity Test Described
A description explains Havana tobacco as the most delicate and sensitive to temperature changes. It suggests testing by subjecting a box to extremes of heat or cold to observe effects.
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Havana
Indiana News Roundup From Kokomo To Evansville
J E Fredericks of Kokomo elected president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce with John A Shields Seymour and Miles W O'Brien South Bend taking top officer posts. Marion ranked 99.98 percent in perfect package mailing campaign, one of two in Group C. Rail line changes include a steam line in Stewartsville to be replaced by motor locomotion. Indiana Real Estate Association opposes federal court district split. McGuire Cummings to buy Indiana Coal line for 450000. Greenfield murder indictments involve arsenic findings. Public protest in statehouse prompts gas rate cuts. Porter county road costs detailed. Statewide farm, tax, and oil inspection measures discussed. Terre Haute Boy Scouts secure camp site. statewide teachers manuscripts total 5545. Dunkirk bank absorption settles liabilities. Gary police reshuffle follows mayor’s reform. Mail robbery near Whiting targets payroll, not recovered. Beekeeping and oil industry reforms proposed. miners’ districts dispute continues. Cigar factory Evansville resumes with wage cuts. Warsaw Legion auxiliary forming. Elkhart farmers back legislative resolutions.
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Seymour
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South Bend
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Stewartsville
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Peoria
New Harmony
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House
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
McGuire-Cummings Manufacturing Company
Paris
George Barnard
Public Service Commission
Barnard
Hancock County
Clara Carr
Greenfield
Frank B. Carl
Carl
Alonzo Ib. Carl
Elkhart Gas and Fuel Company
Indiana Electric Corporation
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Valparaiso
Chicago
Renal Estate
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
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Board of Directors
State Federation
Grand Army of the Republic
East Indiana Chiropractors’ Association
Hartford City
C. R. Davidson
Portland
H. D. Elkins
Muncie
J. Knott
Bluff
First State Bank of
Dunkirk
Citizens’ Bank
Gary
R. O. Johnson
Board of Public Safety
Whiting
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Division of Licensing
State Department of Instruction
Howard County Farmers’ Federation
Indiana Oil Jobbers’ Association
Division of
State Conservation Department
Kansas Coal Fields
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Hessler
Terre Haute
Warsaw American Legion Post
Howre Your Nerves Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Ad
Mrs. Fred Baker reports post operation weakness and nervous exhaustion improved by Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The testimonial touts it as a tonic and nerve builder and urges readers to ask druggists for the tablet or liquid form. A 100 trial package offer is presented from Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo N Y.
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Pierce
Fred Baker
Pitcher St
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Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Deaf Partial Hearing At Faraday Society Meeting
Kilbur Scott demonstrated artificially produced rochelle Balt crystals with audio reproduction. A small crystal behind the ear and a chest soundbox would transmit vibrational sounds to the eardrum, enabling partly deaf persons to hear.
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Faraday Society
Kilbur Scott
Mr. Scott
Diamond Dyes advertisement offers home dyeing kit
A Diamond Dyes ad touts simple directions for dyeing or tinting clothing and fabrics at home. It promises guaranteed color without spotting or fading and instructs buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or blends to their druggist.
Way to the Heart
A Long Island bachelor escorts a New York friend to his estate and woolly sheep at the gate react to the master. The city guest ridicules the scene, while the land holder asserts affection comes from food and age changes its meaning.
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Long Island
New York
Harry
American Legion Weekly
What Kind of Importer
A bustling dialogue in the smoking car reveals a prosperous man claiming business ties to Cubs, met with the perfumery salesman urging precise clarification to avoid suspicion. The exchange underscores how vague assertions about connections can invite scrutiny.
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Cubs
Birmingham Age-Herald
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