Coronation Seen Through Crowds at San Pietro
Rome February 14 thousands gathered in San Pietro for the coronation of the pope. Bersaglieri guards ensured entry while ticket fraud and crowd pressure caused some injuries. The ceremony featured the papal cortege, Swiss Guards, and the blessing of the pope amid solemn rites. Sixty women were slightly hurt in the crush.
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Flabelli
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New Gun Firing 3500 Shots A Minute Invented in Madrid
Gregorio Arias, a retired telegrapher from Corunna, has developed a new machine gun in Madrid capable of firing 3500 shots per minute. The device uses 50 barrel segments and marks a notable advance in rapid fire weaponry.
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Madrid
Gregorio Arias
Corunna
Champion Bridesmaid Ceremony in Cleveland Feels Historic
A fragments rich snippet from Cleveland on February 14 hints at a notable wedding event. The term bridesmaid appears repeatedly, suggesting a large bridal party or ceremonial emphasis in a bygone era.
Harding urges return to convention system at Lincoln day banquet
President Harding appeals for strict party loyalty at Washington Lincoln day event. He calls Lincoln the great partisan and says he would rather trust a national convention declaration than local or transient support, urging restored partisan spirit and party dictatorship.
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Washington
Harding
League of Republican Clubs
Lincoln
First Taylor Case Arrest Signals New Lead in Murder Probe
Los Angeles police say Walter Thiele, 25, believed to be a material witness in the William Desmond Taylor murder, was arrested on weapon and burglary suspicions, marking the case’s first arrest. Mabel Normand underwent a lengthy DA interview. prosecutors indicated she could offer no light on the slaying but would aid as able.
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Willam Desmond Taylor
Walter Thiele
Oaland
Mabel Normand
Woolwine
Thiele
Miss Normand
Taylor
Ulster Troop Deployment Urged After Ireland Kidnappings
In the house of commons Prime Minister Lloyd George told Michael Collins that Irish kidnappings prove the need for British troops in Ulster. The disclosure follows tensions during the Irish provisional government leadership.
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Collins
Ireland
London
House of Commons
Michael Collins
Ulster
Robert Forsyth Dies at 78 Noted Actor in England and U.S.
New York February 13 Robert Forsyth aged 78 a veteran actor who appeared in numerous productions in England and the United States has died He is survived by a widow and two sons.
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Robert Forsyth
New York
England
United States
Lumber Schooner Herbert May Lost Off Marquesas Key West
The three masted American schooner Herbert May with a lumber cargo is lost near Marquesas Keys according to Captain Ferguson. The vessel was reportedly brought to Key West earlier and was last seen near the Marquesas area by fishing smack crews.
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Key West
Fla
Herbert May
Marquesas
Ferguson
Harding pushes seven arms treaties to Senate for approval
President Harding submitted seven conference treaties to the Senate with a report and minutes, insisting they contain no entanglement or obligation to surrender traditions. He defended the four powered Pacific treaty as a nonwar pledge and warned rejection could discredit the republic and harm future peace efforts.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
United States
Pacific
Revenue plan lists taxes for soldiers bonus program
Washington reports a house ways and means subcommittee agreed to a 2 percent tax on undivided corporate profits and a one cent per gallon gasoline levy to fund the soldiers' bonus. Other measures include higher parcel post, stock transfer stamps, higher admission taxes, cigarette and tobacco levies, and auto horsepower charges.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Kansas Supreme Court Invalidates Double Liability Law
Topeka Kansas February 14 the state supreme court declared invalid the double liability law forcing stockholders in state banks to be liable for twice their stock in case of bank failure.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas State
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Chief Justice Dies in Madison
Robert G. Siebecker, 68, chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, died at his Madison home. He was the brother in law of Senator Robert M. La Follette.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Robert G. Siebecker
Supreme ‘Court ‘of
U S Market Report on Hay Feed Fruits and Livestock Prices
Week ending Feb 9 reports mixed grain and feed values from Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with hay bids for No 1 Timothy No 1 alfalfa No 1 prairie and feed ingredients. Apple onions potatoes and dairy prices move in various regional markets with cattle hogs veal and sheep values listed for Feb 9 Chicago and weekly stock shipments.
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Victory notes called for redemption and conversion ends
The Treasury department announced on February 10 that all 8 percent tax exempt Victory notes outstanding must be redeemed by June 15. Interest ceases then and the option to convert into the 4 percent Victory issue has ended. About 500 million dollars of 8 1/2 percent Victory notes remain outstanding.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Mine Explosion Kills Nine at Kentucky Coal Mine
Nine men were killed and two seriously injured in an explosion at the Marietta Coal Company mine in Pinson York Kentucky, eleven miles from Williamson West Virginia. The day crew of eleven men was affected.
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Williamson
W. Va
Marietta’ Coal Company
Pinson York
Revolver Must Go! Mass meeting backs pistol curbs
A Chicago mass meeting of representative citizens passed resolutions to inaugurate a legislative campaign to curb the indiscriminate manufacture and sale of pistols.
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Chicago
Population of Mexico Drops by One Million
Mexico City census reports a population of just over 14 million, down about 1,000,000 since 1910 due to emigration. The decline reflects significant migration patterns affecting the national total.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Census Bureau
Big Fight on Taxes Scrapped by Opposition
Washington February 14 The house ways and means committee plans for special taxes to pay the soldiers bonus face overwhelming opposition across the country. The result of the measure remains uncertain as critics call for a halt to the plan.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Elisha Healing Naaman and the Leper King
A lesson on Naaman the Syrian general who seeks healing from Elisha. The text emphasizes pride prejudice and preconceived opinions as barriers to salvation and the maid who points to the healer. The journey highlights humility faith and the universal need for the cross.
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Israel
Daniel
Joseph
Christ
God
Elisha
Jordan
Nanman
Jehovah
Damascus
Baptismal Scene Described in Luke’s Gospel Passage
The text recounts Jesus being baptized as Heaven opens and the Holy Spirit descends like a dove while a voice from the sky declares him the beloved Son and well pleased. This biblical excerpt from Luke 3 21 22 emphasizes divine approval and revelation at the baptismal moment.
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Jesus
The Unrighteous Way of Ee Have Lane Not
The readable fragments suggest a possible editorial or literary note titled The Unrighteous The text references a lane and uncertain phrasing implying a discussion of conduct or social norms. Further clarity from the full article would identify the exact subject and any named figures involved.
Rich Blood Health Affects Child Growth
An advertisement argues that blood quality explains why one child thrives while another remains thin. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to build up blood and improve a child's health, urging readers to buy from their druggist in liquid or tablet form.
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Simpson greets Jones over old friendship and nerves
Simpson greets his old friend Jones with greeting and asks about marriage. Jones replies it is not marriage but business worries and nerves that trouble him.
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Jones
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Patch
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to ease constipation in children. It promotes a fruity taste and claims a single teaspoonful can prevent future illness, urging mothers to buy the genuine product from a druggist and warning against imitations. It also includes a light aside about the difference between a dance and a dance and a dating quip.
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