Body of Pope Benedict Lies in Crypt Under St Peters
Rome reports the funeral rites for Pope Benedict XVI as his body lies in state and is moved to a crypt beneath St Peter's. A grand ceremonial procession includes Swiss guards, papal officials, clergy, and diplomats as choirs sing Miserere and Exultent Domine while the body rests in an elaborately dressed coffin under the basilica.
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Gasfarri
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Pope
Shero
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Peter Sesn
Janus
St Pete
Former Candidate Cox Breaks Silence at Jackson Day Banquet
Former candidate Cox breaks a long silence at a Jackson Day banquet. The event features Cox recalling the presidential vote, attacking Republican leaders, and urging revival of party reforms. Attendees include J. P. Tumneier and Henry Cabot Lodge supporters. the report notes a formal burial rite and the pope’s arms insignia in the accompanying ceremony.
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Jrear Age
Henry Cabot Ladex
Ticatine
Sretary
Prestiert Wilsoc
Contest of Heirs of Hill Estate Put Off
United Press reports a delay in the contest of the Hill estate heirs as the judge's seat remains vacant. Governor Pryor must appoint a successor to the Northwestermin territorial administrator overseeing the case, involving sister Mary and other relatives connected to James J. Hill.
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United Press
St. Paul
Iwater
Judgre Talaine
Prevs
Bazille
Boeieie
Mary Hiwere Oyeen
Zane
Jadministrast
James J. Fnl
Queneer Ratresd
Ike
Need of Greater Food Supply Outlined by Pinchot
Washington DC Associated Press reports Pinchot outlines need for larger food supply to meet rising population. He cites forest devastation and urged expansion of forestry work under Agriculture Department. He notes foreseen timber growth and reserves, while stressing the 55 million acres annually could be better utilized to boost production.
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Pinchot
Associated
Bert
Imei
United
Reduction in Lumber Freight Rates Sought by Industry Leaders
Industry figures urged a cut in railway freight charges for lumber arguing construction demand and home use would benefit. The commission pressed for which region should receive priority, noting builders would gain from lower costs while producers claimed a fair share of subsidies.
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Axseeds Press
Wrehinston
Phippen
George X. Erown
Itbor
Proper Ratio of Agriculture to Industry Debate
Fragmented OCR note discusses national policy on balancing agriculture and industry. Mentions agriculture sector, industry growth, and calls for a stable economic ratio. References to leadership and national agricultural concerns appear amid unclear context.
Rumblings of Rump Farm Conference and Labor Coup Fears
Fragmented report outlines tensions as labor leaders push to head off a coup within the agriculture conference. Insurgent factions forecast battles over freight rates, wages, and policy, while conservatives seek regulation and price safeguards to stabilize markets.
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Stadt Corresportent
Sigels
Biss
Artie
Farm issues debated at national conference meeting
The National Agricultural Conference discussed farm policy including new resolutions, with emphasis on an agricultural bloc in Congress and a push for a working capital credit system for farmers. It also touched on rail freight reductions, crop insurance, and broader charges across industries.
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Gelezazes
Congress
Superior Knowledge in Agriculture Urged for America
The Associated Press reports a call for superior agricultural knowledge in the United States. Mr Pearson urged liberal federal and state support, expanded subsidies, and increased funding for research. He advocated scholarships and fellowships to supply competent workers for agricultural science and development.
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Harding Conference Edges Toward Settlement on Far East Rift
Reports from Washington indicate President Harding and Chinese Minister Sie (Koo) influence narrowing differences with Japan. Officials describe talks as sympathetic with progress toward a final stage, focusing on Sino Japanese finance and the Shantung question, while a broader wartime pact framework and cost questions loom for the approaching peace conference.
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Tir Ken
Harding
Sie
Barott Shidehara
Ami Sze
Seapine
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Koo
Shidebira
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Japan
Cormpeliineginesr
Congress Hearing and Fiscal Deliberations Report
A garbled desk report outlines ongoing congressional sessions with mentions of taxation hearings, military matters, and discussions on independent offices. It references General Peter, currency issues, and farm matter appropriations as part of fiscal and policy deliberations.
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Aed
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Keane
Sopatien
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Tee Em Armas
Fete Vom
Tet
Wanamaker Denies Rumor of Death With Photo
John Wanamaker, famed merchant prince, declares he is alive after rumors circulated that he had died. He notes a recent public engagement planned with friends for 1928 as evidence against the hoax.
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John Wanamaker
Langbin
Wanamaker
Mark Twain
Ex soldier witness accuses legion members of stealing papers
Charles P. Greene of Minneapolis says he was held up in Cincinnati while traveling home from testifying on hangings and related matters before a senate committee. He claims a suitcase with discharge papers and violence items was taken and that veterans bureau officials later said his services were no longer required.
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Minneapolis
Star Reiterates Engagement to Ralph Ranier
Star Reiterates announcement of engagement to New York broker Ralph Ranier. Reports say Kitty Gerton disputed the engagement after a phone call, with further chatter about plans and possible marriage.
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Ralph Ranier
New York
Wall Street
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Kitty
Anneus Teme Hutty
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Cket
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Earth
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Pete
Pipe fitter’s sudden death after meeting at distant town
In a brief report a pipe fitter dies almost instantly following an event at a local meeting venue. The article notes attendance by residents and mentions a voting moment, with unclear details about the location and timing. The piece emphasizes the abrupt fatal outcome and a short sequence of surrounding actions.
Fragmented note on weather and store change
An unreadable OCR fragment references a Wirreisin Frente event and a temperature shift at a store. It hints at a change or update but leaves key names, places, and dates unclear.
Philosopher Warned Against Free Love Program Interview
An interview with Middleboro Mass figure Gage et Enedneentens Conia Soi mie reveals his philosophy on personal freedom moral authority and social control. The subject discusses individual judgment and rejects external dictates arguing each person must decide what is good for themselves.
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Pere Ned Nis Homme
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Former Governor Seeks Backing for Lower California Revolt
A Wisconsin economist, Richard Ely, urged a national policy to aid agriculture during an agricultural conference in Washington. He argued price fixing harms prosperity and called for an economic survey to optimize land use and crop planning, warning against surplus buys and farm-poverty risks. RR Pearson of Iowa echoed the need for a united national agricultural research policy.
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Ely
Jeultarnt
Proportion of Married Men Increases in Census Data
The census bureau reports a rise in married men ages 15 and over from 33.8 percent to 59.5 percent over the decade to 1920, reflecting shifts in population composition and the 15 to 25 year age group distribution. The analysis highlights changes in marriage rates across different groups and regions.
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Sensus Bureau
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General Esteban Cantu Plans Coup in Baja Mexico
A United Press report from Nogales and Mexicali describes General Esteban Cantu seeking American financial backing for a revolt against the Obregon government. Fire revolution talk grows as Cantu aims to seize Baja California and push southward toward Mexico City, with Ybarra and Mexican officials involved in shifting loyalties and preparations.
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Ybarra
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Mexico City
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Camm
Baja
Lower California
Sonora
Senor
Huron School District tag teams curb parking enforcement
Police of Huron district deploy tagging squads to enforce parking ordinances. Vehicles left on streets more than an hour in bad weather face arrest. Irwin Moffett’s team left cars uncovered for a period, while a 20-day sentence is noted for a resident.
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