Pope Benedict XV Dies After Prolonged Illness in Rome
LONDON reports Pope Benedict XV, head of the Catholic Church, has died after a period of illness linked to influenza and pneumonia. Cardinal Bourne, Archbishop of Westminster, announced the death from Rome with condolences pouring in from officials and diplomats. The pontiff's reign, marked by efforts to end World War and promote peace, ends as tributes recount his wartime diplomacy and calls for disarmament.
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Preacher Roughly Treated by City Mob in Cedar Rapids
A mob of two hundred attacked Reverend H. Avil and bishops of the sect in Cedar Rapids Iowa on January 21. Police used revolvers to disperse the crowd after protests disrupted business districts. The preacher spent the night in safety as fear spread among disciples and local authorities investigated the assault.
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Lander Boys Fall to Glenrock in Close Home Game
Lander School's team lost to Glenrock 19 to 26 after a rough second half. Two star players were injured before the afternoon practice, hampering teamwork and defense. Caspar and Dougine squads also played tight games on Lander's floor.
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Tex Rickard Arrested for Assaulting Girl
New York January 11 Tex Rickard boxing promoter was arraigned on a charge of criminal assault filed by the Children's Society on a complaint by a fifteen year old girl Two other girls were held as witnesses in the case
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Congregational CMPROH Plans Regular Communion Service
Sunday morning will be our regular communion Sunday. Members and friends are urged to attend and bring others. A sermon of interest will be given at the morning service followed by a second talk. Sunday School starts at 10 a m. A T Evans Minister
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At Pyro s Store Promotes Coffee and Tea Sale
At Pyro s Store advertising well known brands including Coffer vite Sankist J B Morey and White Howse Lipton s Two. Buy Cylfee and Ten and receive one pound of sugar free with each pound purchased. We are not removing but moving our goods.
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Cheyenne Court Delays Intoxicating Sale Case
A jury in Cheyenne considers whether a buyer believed grape juice had fermented into wine after purchase, arguing the fermentation occurred without the sellers’ knowledge. The case includes Louis La Fontaine and Jip Perner, charged with selling fermented grape juice as intoxicant.
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Lloyd George Praises America and Calls Genoa Talks Key
Lloyd George addressing the National Liberal Conference in London said all nations in Europe were invited to Genoa to end war rumors and stressed the Washington conference improved Anglo American understanding. He argued no international meeting solved Europe’s problems but advanced peace, noting cheers from the hall and praising Ireland’s recent settlement.
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Casper Wins Game Over Lander 29 to 21
Casper high school surged to a 29 to 21 victory against Lander high, taking an early lead and never relinquishing it. Evans led Lander with 11 points in the first half while Lester paced Casper with 15 of the 21 Casper points. The home team improved on offense and defense to secure the win and claim their first victory of the season.
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Railroad executives meet in Chicago to discuss regional negotiations
In Chicago today Haifway executives representing over a hundred transportation lines gathered to consider resuming talks with train service brotherhoods on a regional basis. They expect endorsement of a regional plan seen as a return to pre war negotiation methods.
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Commission Asked For Reductions In Ore Freight Rates
H M Prickett for Utah Traffic Bureau told the Interstate Commerce Commission rate inquiry that ore freight charges were badly out of line with production and labor costs. He noted mine closures and reduced smelter activity and urged railroads to raise traffic by cutting ore rates.
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Wyoming Railway Company In Court For Interstate Freight Challenge
Judge John A. Riner will sit with Judge Lewin and Judge Kennedy to hear a Wyoming Railway Company petition seeking an injunction against the Interstate Commerce Commission. The line runs within Wyoming from Clearmont to Buffalo and the company argues it operates entirely in state bounds, claiming federal rates do not apply. Sugar for nothing offer appears from a local store amid notices.
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Catholic Church Schedules Sunday and Evening Masses
A local church announces Sunday morning service at 7 30 and evening service at 7 30 p m. Parishioners urged to attend both rites as part of weekly worship.
Untoxicant Arrested Man Found Dead in Cell
In Theremopolis on January 80 Halph Brink was taken into custody while intoxicated and later found dead with a head wound. Coroner Knight received letters from Montana lawyers claiming Brink died under liquor influence, a point tied to the case. He has relatives in Thomp wes Valle, Montana.
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State highway chiefs call for cement price cut
Executive officers of Illinois Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri South Dakota and Wisconsin opened the Mississippi Valley conference by urging a buyers strike against cement manufacturers. They demand a ten percent price drop and refuse to negotiate, warning it could delay road construction by over one hundred million dollars.
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Prohibition Agent Appointment Slated for New Mexico
The Associated Press reports Bam Bowman of Ironton Ohio has been appointed by Commissioner Haynes as General Prohibition Agent for New Mexico. Also, a Reuters Berlin dispatch says Pope Benedict is dead.
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Martial law declared in Kilmalloch area in East Limerick
A telegram from County Cork says martial law was proclaimed by the Inah Republican army commandant in East Limerick due to hay learning and other disorders in the region.
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Denver Banker Thomas Keely Dies After Long Illness
Thomas Keely, longtime president of Pit National Bank for thirteen years and a leading Colorado financier, died today after a lengthy illness in Denver.
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General Omar Bundy Relieved From E Seventh Corps Command
Major General Omar Bundy is relieved of his duties as commanding general of the E Seventh Corps area at Fort Crook Nebraska and reassigned to command the Philippines division according to a War Department announcement.
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China pledges to curb arms by international compacts
The Far Eastern Committee of the Arms Conference adopted a proposal to curb Chinese pulue by international commitments, signaling an approach to limit arms in the region.
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Fire destroys main business district in West Columbia
A blaze in the post office block last night wiped out the central business district of West Columbia, an oil town near Houston. Early today the fire was under control, leaving a four block long stretch of frame buildings reduced to ruins.
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Dissolution of Johnson and Leitech Partnership
Notice announces the mutual dissolution of the firm Johnson and Leitech between Oliver G Johnson and Thorburn Leitech. All debts and obligations after dissolution are payable to Oliver G Johnson, dated January 7, 1925.
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Ketchikan Club Proposes Alaska Territorial Split
In Ketchikan Alaska the commercial club endorses an old plan to divide Alaska into two territories. The southeast or panhandle would form a separate territory while the southern portion remains a distinct region.
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