Cardinal Achille Ratti Elected Pope Pius XI
Rome confirms Cardinal Achille Ratti elected pope to succeed Benedict XV. He will reign as Pius XI after the conclave vote reached two thirds. Crowds in St Peter’s welcome the new pontiff as he receives the papal regalia and first apostolic benediction. Pope Pius XI later appears on the balcony to bless the faithful.
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De Nicola Offered Task of Forming Italian Cabinet
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel offered Enrico de Nicola the job of forming a new Italian cabinet. de Nicola accepted in principle and planned to give an official reply to the king later this evening as reported by Associated Press.
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Steel Investigation Is Resumed Today
Milwaukee February 6 The federal trade commission resumes its inquiry into alleged discrimination by United States Steel Corp. S. H. Squire president of Milwaukee Electric Crane Manufacturing Co. testifies that steel makes up 57 to 74 percent of crane costs and that price quotes from suppliers have varied since August 1921, with differences narrowing in normal times.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Pittsburgh
Town Criers Back Bonding for Ryder District
Ryder town criers club endorses bonding for the Ryder special district and calls a mass meeting to explain the issue to voters. County Agent John Lusby Minot and Frit Raub join others including Willard Hunby for talks on natural matters and bond funding to replenish the treasury.
Arms Conference Ends With Harding Farewell Speech
The final session of the arms conference opened at 10 o'clock with a farewell address by President Harding and signing of remaining treaties. Delegates and spectators filled the hall as the United States, Belgium, Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, China and Portugal signed in that order.
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Associated Press
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China
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Belgium
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France
Italy
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Far East
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Townley Hearing Set for March Ninth in Fargo Court
A.C. Townley national head of Under $1,500 Road appeared in Judge A T Cole’s private chambers and posted a $1,500 surety bond signed by L L Grim and J A Feifer. The hearing was postponed by agreement with Townley’s attorneys Leslie Simpson and Seth Richardson. Townley is charged with admitting embezzlement involvement by J J Hastings and was previously jailed in Minnesota for espionage law violation before his Fargo appearance.
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J.A. Feifer
Paathonamant Rowand
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Fargo
J. J. Hastings
Jackson, Minn
Minnesota
Nere
Bill Proposes Insurance For Growing Crops
Washington February 6 A bill introduced by Representative King Republican Illinois seeks creation of a Farm Insurance Bureau to insure growing crops of non perishable products against weather related losses. The bureau with treasury approval could adopt farm risk policies and set reasonable premium rates backed by a $10 million revolving fund for claim payments.
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Increase of 13 District Judges Agreed Upon
Washington reports that the senate judiciary committee agreed to increase the number of United States district judges by 13 to ease congestion in federal courts. The move aims to reduce backlogs and speed up federal judicial processes nationwide.
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United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fire Loss Reserve Will Be Wiped Out At ManKat College
Fire loss reserve funded to cover losses at ManKat State Teachers College faces destruction by new state laws. Downer Mullen and C. Hidohnston discuss insurance gaps and the contingency fund created by the legislature. Board of Control officials and education commissioner Mecon attend the meeting with city officials to address funding and risk.
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Jealousy Motive In Murder Case Attracts LA Police
Los Angeles whitehead William Desmond Taylor, a New York born director, is found murdered. A former fiancée is named in clues linking jealousy to the crime. Investigators trace a suspect who checked out of a hotel the day of the murder and headed toward San Diego possibly crossing into Mexico. Police and private detectives probe letters, a missing nightgown, and a drug connection involving an actress as part of the widening inquiry.
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Gummer Murder Trial Delays Continue in Valley City
Valley City reports indicate no new evidence was taken as the murder trial of William Gummer proceeds with jurors refreshed on prior testimony. State expects at least two days more to present remaining evidence, possibly extending to week’s end, while defense remains poised to challenge admissibility of admissions attributed to Gummer.
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Barnea County
Children Brave Blizzard for Four Miles to Reach School
Velva North Dakota February report notes Helen Rather Mabel Robertson despite cold wind and storm rode four miles in an open buggy to attend Velva schools arriving at 5 43 am. Sixth grader Helen eighth grader Esther and high school student Mabel among others from prairie homes making long journeys while many town students stayed home due to the blizzard.
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Rather
Mabel Robertson
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Mabel
Avanell McDowell
Niel and Lyall Stearns
Bernard Doyle
Catheryn Doyle
Rose Elicy Doyle
Mary Doyle
Hubert Doyle
Mary Bello Doyle
Tom Doyle
Hoople Potato Man To Speak At Minot Spud Conference
George Hoople of Hoople North Dakota, a leading potato expert, will address the Minot Association of Commerce conference in the assembly room Tuesday afternoon and evening. He has extensive experience in growing shipping and selling potatoes and will offer expert guidance on ware handling and marketing.
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