Rites For Pope Benedict Tomorrow
The funeral for Pope Benedict XV is set for tomorrow at 3 PM in St Peter's Basilica after the body lay in state. Cardinals decided the ceremony would be in the cathedral, with viewings for dignitaries and debate over church state relations amid Italian government scrutiny.
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Benedict XV
Vatican
Cardinals
Basilica of St. Peter’s
Cardinal Gasparri
Bonani
Gasparr
Peter
Carhedral
Manecy
Panal
Eiectica
Estese
Neve Bean
Romano Sesuges
Farmers push nationwide cooperative marketing plan
At the Washington national conference farmers from across the country urged legal power to organize a nationwide open market system for crops. G. Harold Powell of Los Angeles and other speakers argued such cooperation does not violate the anti trust act and warned against federal or state interference. Delegates vowed to press the conference's demand into law, backing a unified marketing scheme for cotton grain fruit and cattle.
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Washington
Harding
G. Harold Powell
Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers Exchange
WA. 8
Mellon Opposes Soldier Bonus but Republicans Push Plan
In Washington a joint meeting of Senate and House Republican steering committees agreed to press ahead with an adjusted compensation program for ex soldiers. They indicated Mellon's objections to financing the bonus from debt or taxes would be set aside as leaders move to end the legislative log jam.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate
House Tolay
Westreld
Congress
Malion
Declares Officer Shot as Soldier Too Sick to Work
Henry Gentry of Lawmanor Kansas testifies before a Senate investigative panel about a shooting of a Black soldier by a Dexro officer. Gentry, a former military police service member, says the soldier was too ill to endure further punishment and was carried to a hospital.
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Yank
Washington
Conla
Henrry Gentry
France
Gentry
4. S
Umaine Youeph Philos
Bind
Orima
William Patterson
Patterson
Arrest Woman on Charge of Eating Flesh
London reports from Rome quoting Pravda that two women were arrested at Ramara charged with eating the flesh of two children. The bodies were discovered, prompting the crime to be revealed. Authorities in Rosen,esenid Ooba noted the increase in such cases.
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London
Rome
Newa Aner Pravda
Moscow
Ramara
Rosen
Esenid
Burglary Report Near Wellington Raises Alarm
A mishmashed OCR note reports burglars breaking in on a Monday night near Wellington. It mentions a hawk and Kane, a rear window, and a $19 stolen amount, but details are unclear and fragmented.
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Wellington
Dan Mothe Hawk
Kane Po
Satranes
City Officials In Predicament After Toboggan Overturns
Mayor Jones Police Chief Blankard and City Clerk Dan Symons faced a risky toboggan ride at Cascade Hill last night. The sled overturned injuring none seriously, though Jones bought new pants and Chief Blankard suffered a torn coat. Orlando Jones and the others escaped with minor bruises.
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Mayor Jones
Blankard
Dan Symons
Cascade Hil
Orlando Jones
Stankard
Symons
Pre-War Meetings To Avert Rail Labor Crises Foredoomed
CHICAGO Jan 25 Regional conferences between rail labor and unions to avert crises are foredoomed says T C Cashen international president of the Switchmen's Union of North America. He calls it turning back the clock and doubts its value while noting the Rail Labor Board remains relevant the railroad plan to direct negotiations.
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Chicago
T. C. Casben
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Cashen
Raircad
Pouldea
Commerce Hoover
United State
Railway Labor Board
Navy fuel ship Arethasa loses rudder in rough seas
The navy fuel ship Arethasa, anchored off Frying Pan Shoals, lost her rudder after encountering difficulties near the North Carolina coast. A mine sweeper was ordered to the scene to aid and escort the vessel toward Norfolk.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Arethasa
Frying Pan Shoals
Loving & Propeller
Charlentos
Fall River
Masa
North Carolina
Orrin Locke to Address Kiwanis Luncheon
Orrin Locke of the Tilotson Wolcott company Cleveland will speak on Investments to the Kiwanis at their regular noon luncheon tomorrow at the M C A. Locke is an international authority on investments and his firm counts many fly prans among its clients. C J Sartor is in charge of the local office.
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Orrin Locke
Tilotson Wolcott Company
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Locke
C. J. Sartor
Kiwanian
No Court Here Next Friday and Saturday
Judge H. G. Redington announced there would be no court next Friday and Saturday to allow a two day holiday. The State Bar Association met in Akron on those dates and the Supreme Court asked all courts to suspend so judges and attorneys may attend. Judge Thompson and Judge Redington plan to go. many Lorain County attorneys will follow.
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H. G. Redington
State Bar Association
Akron
Supreme Court
Thompson
Redington
Lorain County
Coldest Day Yet This Winter Sets City Record
A new cold wave pushed temperatures to four to eight below zero across the city last night and this morning. The readings establish a new record for the year.
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Xera
Fire destroys Sterling building in Wooster area
A fire in Sterling, about 0 miles west of Wooster, destroyed a building early this morning. Authorities report the blaze rapidly gutted the structure with little chance of saving it. Fire crews from nearby stations assisted but containment was limited as flames swept through the wooden frame.
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Wooster
Sterling
Law Enforcers Nab Three In Liquor Crackdown In City
Two police squads conducted three raids after three oclock uncovering three arrests for violating the city liquor ordinance. Cash Dormas of 1183 Woodford avenues faced a fourth arrest with a $500 fine and potential Crabbe act penalties. John Jaakmanoucz and another man were also arrested for illegal liquor possession. Trial for Dormas set Jan 31. earlier offenses noted with prior fines.
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Polles
Dash Dormas
Woodford Avenues
Dormas
Deachter
Cash Dormas
Backus
Hea
George
Dormus
Ilegally
John Jaakmanoucz
Baloon
Lodi Street
Moqner
Thin Ja
Costa
Iberia Post Office Reopened in Harding Era Move
Iberia village in Morrow County, Ohio, gets its own post office again by presidential order, restoring mail service after a 1919 discontinuation. The office operates from corner of W. A. Bailey's general store with Hailey as postmaster, signaling local pride and town on the map once more.
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W. A. Bailey
Hailey
Ing
Probe aims to expose fur tax fraud in New York dealers
Washington reports forty revenue agents ordered to probe 5000 fur dealers in New York City to uncover frauds tied to unpaid customs dues and internal taxes. Officials say $2 million fraud uncovered with Murray Rosenblum and Nerman Schuss is isolated and investigations may reach toward $25 million.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York City
Bureau
Murray Rosenblum
Nerman Schuss
New York
Russia thanks U S for famine aid letter
Moscow reports Soviet foreign minister George Chicherin on behalf of the government and people thanks the United States for aid to the famine in Russia. The note comes as Russia expresses gratitude for American support and assistance during the crisis.
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Moscow
Berlin
International News Service
George Tchitcherin
United States
Russia
Elyria Senator Declares Not a Governor Candidate
Senator J F Burke states he is not running for governor and asks Republican hopefuls to address broad state issues. He argues a wide primary risks misinformed voters and seeks clear positions on key questions to reveal candidate character and provide guidance to citizens.
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J. F. Burke
Tam
Hia
Lasues
Citizens of
Ohio
Republions
Midcourt Bank Robbed Near St Louis in Early Morning Heist
Bank robbers held up the Pines Lawn bank on the outskirts of St Louis shortly after opening and fled in an automobile with about 2500 dollars. The heist echoed a September 21 robbery that yielded 600 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Pines Lawn Bank
Emil Greiner Dies at 66 in Cleveland Street Home
Emil Greiner aged 66 died this morning at 9:30 at his home 572 Cleveland street. He was a contractor. The body was moved to Taylor undertaking parlors. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at the home with burial in Ridge Lawn cemetery.
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Em! Greiner
Cleveland Street
Taylor Undertaking
Borial
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Put a Little Yeast Into Your Business Ad Copy
An old newspaper snippet promotes advertising space with playful wordplay urging readers to place business ads. It hints at sections like Business Cards Real Estate and other headings where ads may appear.
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Bustaees
Council Blames Each Other Over City Depository Bids
City Treasurer Ralph Standen defends his selection process for the depository of Elyria funds. He argues council is legally responsible for bid method, not the treasurer, and notes his $500,000 bond to protect the city. Standen says prior treasurers followed the same practice, despite examiner criticism.
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Ralph Stagden
Elyria
Mr. Standen
Standen
Accurately Free Press Urged by Pew at Ohio Dailies Meet
Columbus, Jan 25. The 37th annual meeting of the Associated Ohio Dailies closed with officer elections and topics of interest to editors. Marion E. Pew of International News Service urged accuracy as the keystone of democracy, warning against malicious news and stressing vigilant oversight by editors.
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Columbus
Associated Ohio Dailies
Marlon E. Pew
New York
International News Service
Pew
Tte
Bus Kill a Mak Columbus Fate Report
In a Columbus report dated January 35 an attempt on life ended fatally today under Erlks V. Burgeat. The event occurred near 31 Thurlow Avenue and involved a person named Ryle.
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Columbus
Erlks V. Burgeat
Thurlow Avrnure
Arraignment Set for Monday in Local Case
Prisoners will be arraigned Monday morning before Judge Redington to enter pleas. Indictments include Jacob Wells Lorain for carrying concealed weapons Joe Beleski Lorain for burglary attempt and other charges. Victim E G Smith allegedly had $727.27 forcibly taken.
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Jacob Wells
Loreda
Joe Beleski
Lorain
Tate
New York
Wilcos
Penfield
Raph
Goldatela
Cleveland
Uslowfy
Paul Frachton
Charles Leonard
Tom Fulc
Rowbery
E.G. Smith
Youngstown Mayor Hires Bodyguards After Threat Letters
Mayor Oles in Youngstown orders two police officers to serve as personal guards after receiving sixteen threatening letters from alleged Black Hand sources. He travels with a detective and vows to disclose why he fired Chief Watkins while promising charges tied to a prominent local business figure.
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Youngstown
Oles
Knising
Olea
Olew
Ole
Lala
Watkine
Aries
Watking
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