Pius XI Crowned Pope as War Debates Dominate
The Vatican confirms the coronation of Cardinal Achille Ratti as Pope Pius XI in St. Peter's Basilica on February 12. His papacy signals continuity with Benedict XV's stance, while Catholic leaders weigh reconciliation and potential visit possibilities to the Americas amid shifting church diplomacy. The report also notes anticipated new American cardinals.
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Plan Seen to Add Thirteen Federal Judgeships
The senate judiciary committee approved a plan to add thirteen federal judges across districts including Massachusetts eastern New York southern New York eastern Pennsylvania northern New Jersey eastern Michigan northern Ohio Minnesota northern California northern Georgia and Arizona. The government will redeem Victory 8 1/2 percent bonds before June 1 1923, stopping interest thereafter.
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World and National Briefs of 1920s Hot News
Berlin municipal workers threaten continuing strike unless wage scale extended to December. Cardinal Achille Ratti named Pope Pius XI with coronation set for February 12. Britain urged postponement of Genoa conference. a millionaire Maria Theresa necklace sold to Jefferson Davis Cohn. Riot in Tiruvannamalai leaves several dead and wounded. Italian politics loom with possible parliament dissolution if Orlando fails. Japan’s Kabayama dies at 85. EU tensions rise as Gandhi defies, Irish raids alarm authorities. Youth identified as Amarillo victim returns home alive. Senate dramas over Newberry case and naval, arms, and Japan policies persist. Deficiency funds, 13 more federal judges, and Muscle Shoals debate shape a busy session. Swinney shooting reported. interior and appropriation bills advance.
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Washington News Roundup on Naval Cuts and Tax Plans
Secretary Denby halted fourteen capital ships awaiting the naval treaty ratification from the Washington conference. A $25,000 pecan experiment station bill was introduced in Georgia by Senator Harris. A White House dinner outlined a legislative program including treaty ratification and tariffs with June adjournment. The House passed the cooperative marketing bill amid one dissenting vote from Senator Gerry. Soldier bonus funding would come from broad taxes plus a $400 million yearly burden for three years. Proposals include higher first class postage and government credit aid to railroads. The president signed a bill for converting eleven billion dollars of allied debts. Republican members narrowed potential soldier bonus tax sources in the Ways and Means Committee.
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Multiple Disasters and Investigations Reported Across States
Reports detail a Lexington hotel fire in Richmond Virginia identifying Captain Frank Linwood Shaw. a Thistlemore crew rescue near Highland Light Massachusetts. whiskey seizures in Roanoke Virginia. search for missing John Westfall off Pensacola Florida. a Northern Pacific liner fire near Cape May New Jersey. the Thistlemore grounding near Highland Light. a Missouri and North Arkansas railroad sale order at Little Rock Arkansas. mine explosion disaster in Pinson Fork Kentucky. Lexington hotel fire toll in Richmond Virginia. Marine guard Private T W Willis to face court martial at Pensacola. limited progress in William Desmond Taylor murder case in Los Angeles.
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Liver Tone Ad Warns Against Calomel Use
An advertisement denounces calomel as harmful and warns it can saltate teeth and ruin health. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, natural substitute that purports to cleanse the liver without causing sickness or dental salivation. The pitch claims it helps you feel better and avoids the next day illness and work loss.
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Plain Diction Messagings in Maylish Style Debate
A fragmented public exchange shows lawmakers and constituents discussing style over substance. The dialogue centers on whether meetings should emphasize basic civic talk rather than forming a literary society. The transcript fragment signals tensions in language use.
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