New Pontiff Takes Name Pope Pius XI
ROME Feb 6 Cardinal Ratti archbishop of Milan today elected pope on the seventh ballot. He is not Italian and favors Vatican State reconciliation. Crowd waited in St Peters square as smoke signaled election. He chose the name Pius XI and will be known by this title.
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Colored Races Emancipation Speech by Dr. W. E. Du Bois
Dr. William E. Du Bois lectured at the First Congregational church on racial progress and the awakening of white consciousness through agitation. He argued whites claimed dominance historically, but equality ideas spread globally, citing Shakespeare and Othello as evidence of colored intellect and dignity.
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Plans to Form a New Talin Cabinet In Italy
Rome Feb. 6 President De Nicola of the Italian chamber of deputies consented to attempt the formation of a new ministry to succeed the resigned Bonomi cabinet. For three days efforts had been made to find someone to undertake the cabinet creation. Italy has been without a cabinet four days.
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Arbuckle Gets Third Manslaughter Trial Date
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle will face a third manslaughter trial in San Francisco on March 13. Judge Harold Louderback set the date after Arbuckle’s appearance, with the date proposed by his chief of counsel Gavin McNab and agreed by state counsel.
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Fatty" Arbuckle
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Note Judgment Requested Against Hoff Couple
The Lorain County Finance Co asks for judgment against Clara Hoff and Fred Hoff for 800 dollars on a note secured by a battle mortgage on household furniture.
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Bootleggers Nabbed in Newark Seizing 125 Gallons Liquor
Police arrested three bootleggers in Newark and seized 125 gallons of various liquors yesterday. In the past week seven raids were made and 300 gallons of booze secured.
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Ends Today After Meet Of 3 Months
The Washington conference closed at 11 15 a m after three months of work with praise as a historic stride toward world peace. The final session was brief and business like as five treaties were signed within half an hour. President Harding spoke briefly on the achievements.
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Dusky maiden kisses man then vanishes with his forty five dollars
A Western Heights man reports a bold encounter with a dusky maiden near the Lod I street loop on Saturday night. She kissed him and robbed him of his $45, then disappeared, leaving him to seek police help. The scene shifts to a formal conference with dignitaries and a sine die adjournment after a lengthy session.
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Cardinal Ratti Elected Pope in Rome Conclave
In Rome on February 6 Cardinal Ratti won 98 votes in the conclave, a two thirds majority required, with 53 votes counted. The Central News despatch reports his election as pope.
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Murder Mystery Surrounding William Desmond Taylor
Detectives focus on a love triangle involving a slain film director, a popular actress, and a wealthy eastern heir. Investigators also probe drug trafficking and other underworld leads while pursuing Edia F Sands as a suspect in the Taylor murder.
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Legion Opens Employment Bureau in Elyria
Elyria Post No 12 of the American Legion has opened an Employment Bureau for ex service men in the Elyria block. The Chamber of Commerce and local manufacturers pledge support to ease unemployment, with 600000 to 900000 veterans seeking work nationwide and Legion effort aimed at success.
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Marne
City Council Deliberates Bus Ordinance Tonight
The City Council will meet at City Hall to review a proposed ordinance regulating buses on city streets. The measure, prepared for a committee of the whole, is on the agenda for Monday night.
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New War Brewing Over Frindispute in Ireland Crisis
London reports say Ulster unionists consider defensive action as Irish Free State tensions rise. In Dublin, Richard Mulcahy halted recruiting amid suspected fake orders to block Republican activity. A separate theft report notes a Ford car found missing parts after being stolen overnight.
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Eamonn Devatera
Washington Conference hailed as first big step toward world peace
President Harding declared the Washington conference a supreme achievement toward permanent outlawry of war and universal peace. He praised the “torches of understanding” lit among nations, urged pledges be observed, and warned against entangling alliances while stressing a new era of reasoned relations and public opinion shaping security.
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