Pope Death Dramatizes Conclave Preparations
The pope lies in state at St Peter's as a vast crowd and cardinals gather for a conclave. Italian candidates like Cardinal Richelieu La Fontaine Ratti and others are discussed amid international interest with Brazil Canada and Philadelphia participants. Contenders and timing mix with vows of a pontiff likely Italian to end church tensions.
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Carerty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Boston
Rdinal Matti
Govoice
Cardinal la Fontaine
Ratti
Milan
Monsignor Pizzar
O'Connell
Daugherty
Estroyer
Pizzardo
Canada
Brazil
Cardinal Ishop
Pisa
Beard's Rules Rejected by Rail Locals Over Wage Proposals
Jan twenty five rules for an road shopmen's work recently issued by the labor board were rejected by shop crafts unions in a renewed dispute with the crafts committee. The unions urged rail operations to visit disputes with the roads, and most wage related items were removed by new help. Norah questioned the finger and hands before they were brought in, a local exchange noted.
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Beard
Labor Board
Norah
Mum
Shure
Modern Pharmacy Promises Digestive Help and Vitality
An 19th century ad-style notice touts Dreco as a remedy for lazy liver indigestion weak kidneys and constipation. It claims quick action and general rejuvenation with endorsements from patients and a local pharmacist. The text emphasizes ease of use and availability at all druggists.
Battle Over U S Movie Censor Near
Washington January 25 Washington debates federal censorship of motion pictures as Senator Myers Montana files a resolution to probe alleged political activity in the industry and a subcommittee is named to consider hearings. He also moves for federal censorship in the District of Columbia with a later note that the move predates the Hays appointment. A three member subcommittee Shortridge Norris and Ashurst will meet to study the measure later this week.
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Montana
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Hays
Shortridge
California
Norris
Nebraska
Ashurst
Arizona
Coal Price Cut Begun by Highline Coal Company
Hutteton Pa Jan. 25 A twenty five cent cut per ton on egg stove chestnut coal and six cent cut on pea coal takes effect immediately for domestic sales to boost dormant trade The new prices list egg coal five dollars forty cents stove eight fifty five chestnut eight sixty five pea six fifteen matching others only pea coal remains unchanged?
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Hutteton
Jecdo Highline Coal Company
Poincare May Back Down in Pre-Economic Conference Talks
Paris reports Premier Poincare is willing to meet with leaders of Britain and other allies before the forthcoming Green economic meeting. The move contradicts his earlier stance against allied supreme council services.
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Paris
Attias
Poincare
Great Britain
Supreme Council
First Argentine Fruit Arrives in New York City
The first large shipment of winter fruit from Argentina reached the United States aboard the steamship Acolas from Buenos Aires. The cargo includes peaches and other fruits, signaling New Yorkers may soon see more South American produce on local markets.
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New York
Acolas Fray Fuenos
Aires
Glenn HT Sajes
Jean Premiew
Senator Simmons Promises Bonus Measure in Senate Debate
Washington Jan 25 Senator Simmons Democrat of North Carolina announced in the Senate that he would offer a five way soldiers bonus near amendment to the foreign debt fund pending in the Senate.
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Simmons
North Caroling
Senate
New Pendins
Hakes Speed Record in Traffic Race
Magistrate Norman Marek shattered a speed record in a traffic race, clocking 217 miles per hour and completing segments at forty second intervals. The event began at 6:30 AM and ended around 1 PM, amid city water and infrastructure disruptions and reports of a Tokyo earthquake affecting supplies.
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New York
Norman J. Marek
Christmas party at Sendai girls school described by Misa DeChant
A letter from Misa Alliane DeChant recounts a Christmas at Mi yagi school for girls in Sendai Japan attended by about 40 students. Activities included hunting a red daruma, sharing baby photos, and a tree gift exchange. Notes on second year students’ English compositions describe a doll named Mary Catherine with many errors and hints of language learning.
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Japan
Misa Alliane DeChant
A. 8. DeChant
Hanover
Hood College
Miyagi School For
Sendat
Miss DeChant
Mary Catherine
Bride Won't Change Name in Reported Marriage
Elsie Tywme, a leader of the Nation’s Woman's party, confirms marriage to Albert Levitt, professor at University of North Dakota, and says she will keep her surname for all legal matters. The couple wed Christmas Eve in Chicago, with no plan to anglicize or alter her name.
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Elsie Hill
Woman's Party
Washington
Elsie Tywme
Teaders
Natiers Woman's Party
Albert Levitt
University of North Dakota
Gaud She
Professor Levitt
Chicago
Dates Set For Executions In Three Philadelphia and Allegheny Men
Dates for executions have been set in three cases. Michael Marano of Philadelphia and Bernard McAnenny of Allegheny are scheduled for the week of February 27. Joby Shurilla of Farette is slated for the week of March 5.
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Narrisbers
Michael Marano
Phailalelphia
Bernard McAnenny
Alletheny
Joby Shurilla
Farette
Viscount Bryce Cremation to Be Held Privately
Lemion Jan 25 The funeral of Viscount Bryce will be private on Thursday with cremation at Golders Green Arrangements are being made for the service The text includes scattered garbled dialogue and broken phrases from an unknown speaker.
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Viscount Bryce
Republicans Still In Debt After Campaign Costs
A campaign report shows U.S. Republican committees ending with substantial indebtedness. Key loans from Empire Trust, Chase National, and other banks totaled about $1.4 million. By November, debts included $1405,009 in loans and $192,000 in unpaid bills, with $86,600 owed to state committees. Thirteen months later, $1,409,000 had been raised, $741,500 allotted to towns, and about $60,000 cash remained.
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Upham
Newah
Toetun
Stacy
New York
Toda
Et Oand Empire Trust Chase National
Horedwood
Htonal Bank
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Reston
Cou
Viret
Drunken Brooklyn Patrolman Fires Shots Threatens All
New York January 25. Patrolman Daniel Mullin held on £200 bail for intoxication after allegedly firing three shots through doors of a Brooklyn apartment house and threatening to kill everyone inside. Frederick Smith testified Mullin, in full uniform, knocked then shot through a door before entering. Frank Penna and another resident described Mullin firing into a closet and menacing the occupants with further violence.
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Brooklyn
New York
Drooklyn
Daniel Mullin
Frederick Smith
Maltin
Frank Penna
Tallin
Congressman Rap Davis as Day Chief
Washington reports growing dissatisfaction among house delegation over support for George Whaartoa Pepper to replace Prohibition chief John Thomas Thods. Protests threaten to disrupt party unity, with calls to enforce prohibition and labor laws, and debates over regional support divide.
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Inc
Ilissatisfacton
Pontestrania House
George Whaartoa Pepper
Dev
John Thomas Thods
Prohibition
Dtreutub AlcConnetl
Pennsylvania
Deeks
Haseos
Lyaula
Repubblican
Mtr
Diiisism
AnthSaloony
Hus League
Gongress
Abor
Geou
Thivis
Peniestyania
Oliver
Pittsburgh
Winter hits employment and unemployment soars in Philadelphia
January unemployment figures from Philadelphia show 141 500 men and 21 000 women registered as out of work as winter slows construction and reduces demand. Harrisburg reports 315 300 unemployed citywide for the month, with statewide totals rising and officials warning the peak may still be ahead as weather persists.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Secret Of A Good Disposition Propagated Health Advice
A health advertisement argues women gain happiness and attractiveness by guarding health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims many letters show women restored to health and happiness after years of suffering, urging readers to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ten Took A Chance Jury Deaoh Evidence and Freed Al leged Bootleggers
A garbled 1920s style report describes a trial where jurors debated bottle contents as prosecutors pressed for testimony. Judge Mowe consulted on opening bottles and most jurors allowed the evidence, leading to acquittal of the defendants amid chaotic courtroom details.
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New York
Diay de Madeterret
Pohl ii
Mowe
Widow Succeeds Husband as Pastor in Quiet Parish
In a small state church, the widow of a recently deceased pastor has accepted the vacancy as pastor. The transition follows the late husband’s service and the congregation, including the city’s Catholic and Protestant members, welcome the new leader.
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Succes
Shoustirg
WooSteles
Ren
Stanley
Howe
Suetia Positon
Blaze Leaves Harlington in Ruins After Fire Tragedy
A devastating fire on Wich Street in Harlington destroyed a cabin and many blooms, causing substantial losses to a local grower. Mrs Adin Cid, a colored woman, and her seven children perished in the blaze, while others escaped the flames. The disaster left the family’s Benton near here area in mourning as investigators assess the cause and scope of the damage.
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Tod G. Shall
Wich Street
Averse City
Mth
Adin Cid
Thay der Caldin
Benton
Strong as an Ox: Pepto-Mangan Restores Health
A booster ad claims most people benefit from a tonic after overwork or poor eating. It touts Cade's Pepto-Mangan as building red blood and energy, sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms for several weeks of use.
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