Pope Joins American College Students in Rome Ceremony
In Rome on November 10 the pope welcomed 140 students from the American College and addressed them with a message on national Thanksgiving as essential to life. He accepted a donation of 1,200 lire from the students to aid suffering in Greece and outlined Vatican protests to the Greek government over executions of former ministers. Madame Coronilas, wife of M Coromilas, sent a delegation to receive Stratos’s and Hadjianedus’s orphaned child.
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Veteran House Leader Mann Dies After Long Service
Veteran Illinois congressman James Mann, long a power behind the scenes in the House, died suddenly. A farm and garden enthusiast, he was a lawyer and former Chicago alderman who entered Congress in 1897 and never left, guiding farm legislation and House strategy with a broad influence.
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Senator McCormick in Berlin Berlin Now 26
A garbled report mentions Senator McCormick in Berlin engaging with a group or team. The text references American entertainment and informal gatherings, but details are unclear and names are partially illegible.
Harding's Stand on Volstead Act Endorsed by Wets
Washington reports that the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment endorsed President Harding's plan to limit enforcement of the Volstead Act. The group urged Congress to amend the act to allow a more liberal, enforceable path while honoring existing laws. They expect legislative action next Congress to restore beer and light wines.
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Greece Debates Debt and Crisis as Conference Persists
The Greece debt dispute and related turmoil dominate talks as Venizelos meets Curzon at Ouchy. Britain’s withdrawal and Greek executions spark concern over conference fallout while all delegations push to keep peace talks on track. Lindley travels to discuss the crisis.
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Norris Urges Constitutional Amendment Proposal in Congress
Washington correspondent reports Senator Norris, member of the Judiciary Committee, plans to push a resolution to amend the constitution so that members of Congress and the president take office soon after elections. He notes rising sentiment in Congress and mentions previous talks on abolishing the electoral college. A separate item notes Southampton, England commissions a 60,000 ton floating dock 960 feet long for large vessels.
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Britain poised for firm reparations stance with France
London dispatch reports Premier Poincare to visit for talks with Prime Minister Bonar Law ahead of a proposed Brouercle parley. Britain intends a firm line on German reparations while exploring workable schemes to ease German payment capacity.
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Timothy Healy May Be Governor of Ireland
A report suggests Timothy Healy could be appointed governor general of the Free State once treaties between England and Ireland are ratified. The article notes speculation in court air coverage about his possible role and the political transition ahead.
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Held for Murder in Ohio Shootings Targets Police
A man giving the name Frank Ws Willis, 28, linked to a gang involved in early Tuesday shootings that wounded two officers, one fatally. He was captured by Cleveland police in Columbus and charged with first degree murder.
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D Annunzio Weighs U S Tour Amid Italy France Ties
Italian poet Gabriele D Annunzio weighs a United States tour to present Italy to American audiences. He has many invitations, though his decision hinges on Clemenceau's France visit. He remains in seclusion at his Italian chateau as three upcoming works promise renewed Italian cultural influence.
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Former Publisher of Farm Papers Dies in Washington
M J Law rere, prominent publisher of farm papers, died in Washington after health decline. He founded the Ohio Mariner about years ago and later developed the Michigan Farmer and the Pengelvonist Korner, which he sold about a year ago to Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas.
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President Supports Farm Relief Measure
President backs a comprehensive farm relief program aimed at aiding American farmers and livestock producers. The plan seeks higher federal loan limits, voluntary mortgage relaxations, and extended credit terms through federal land banks and the Federal Reserve system to stabilize production and marketing.
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Actor-Playwright Hi Chicago Illness Reported
Eugene Walter prominent New York playwright now in Chicago was reported in dangerous but not critical condition after a severe influenza attack while staying at a local hotel. Physicians stated he showed improvement today.
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