Rome Nears Settlement of Roman Question Through Indemnity Pact
Rome reports progress toward resolving the Roman question. Italy would cede a small eastern extension to the Holy See with extraterritorial rights and pay an indemnity of one billion lire to compensate for church property seized in 1870. Settlement now rests with the Pope and the Italian premier to formalize terms possibly announced by Easter.
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Italy
Holy See
Vatican Gardens
Papal States
Monsignor
Borgongini Duca
Vatican
Pacelli
Berlin
Giannini
Domenico Barone
Barone
Horoscope predicts a lucky day for best efforts and talent
The 1928 horoscope notes a favorable day for energetic effort and skill in detail, with promise for actors, writers, and scientists. It highlights opportunities for women and young people, phases of indecision in marriage choices, and broad nods to arts, invention, and executive work. Miss Bainbridge Boyle of Wayington visits relatives as fairs and social notes appear.
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America
Inday
Wall
Capricorn
York voodoo doctor Blymer sentenced to life in prison
John Blymer of York Pennsylvania was found guilty of killing Nelson Rekmeyer and Wealthy Jarmer. The jury delivered a life sentence after the trial that featured disputed claims of witchcraft versus robbery. Blymer was pictured handcuffed to a police officer as he was led from the courtroom.
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York
John Curry
Wilbert Hess
John Blymyer
John Blymer
Nelson D. Rekmeyer
Jarmer
Blymer
Release Artist Held in Death of Rich Woman
Seattle artist Leonid Fink was released from custody after being questioned in the death of Ruth McDonald, a wealthy art patron who had entrusted him about $125,000 in bonds before her body was found in a car. Fink said McDonald was his fiancée and that the bonds were held in trust for her. Reverend Walter Byron Stent will travel to Baltimore to officiate at Grace and St. Peter's Church.
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Wash
Leonid Fink
Seattle
Ruth McDonald
Fink
Miss McDonald
Finch
Walter Byron Stent
Baltimore
Grace and
St. Peter's Church
Hawaiian heir joins San Francisco baseball bid
Henry K Oana, great grandson of Princess Like Like, 18, travels from Hawaii to the United States after a contract to play baseball in San Francisco. Highlighted as one of Hawaii's top athletes, he pitched seven games in Japan, winning six, signaling strong pro potential.
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Likelike
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Hawaii
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
Oana
Big Leaguers Schedule Many For Southland
Atlanta January 14 Major league clubs announce spring training plans with 47 games against Southern Association South Atlantic and Southeastern League teams. Indians head list with 34 contests in the South. New Orleans Memphis get eight games each. St. Louis and Brooklyn clubs visit Atlanta. other matchups with Yankees Reds Browns Giants and Cardinals noted. Firemen answered false alarm on Elizabeth street and Western Maryland Railroad at 9 PM.
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Cleveland
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Browns
White Sox
Cards
Robins
Yanks
Reds
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Brooklyn
Birmingham
Barons
Big Tenters
Indians
Cardinals
Macon
Jacksonville
Tars
Athletics
Armour in Second Position at Los Angeles Open
Tommy Armour of Washington, former national open champion, took second in the $10,000 Los Angeles open golf tournament finishing 68 67 76 80 291 for a share of $1,750. Leo Diegel, Agua Caliente County Club, Mexico, the national professional champion, won third with 77 69 74 72 292 for $550. Horton Smith tied for fourth with 71 15 72 76 294, while Eddie Loos of Pasadena led a group and earned a share of the prize.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Armour
Washington
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente County Club
Mexico
Diegel
Horton Smith
Juplin
Smith
George von Elm
Detroit
Eddie Loos
Pasadena
Smith Wins title as Cruickshank ties for fifth
Bobby Cruickshank of Purchase North Carolina remained in a tie for fifth place and split fifth and sixth place prize money with each receiving 50 dollars. MacDonald Smith of Great Neck Long Island won the title yesterday.
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Bobby Cruickshank
Purchase
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Long Island
Baltimore Livestock Prices Print Historic Cattle and Sheep Rates
Baltimore livestock sales report from January 14 shows cattle varying by grade with steers ranging from about 12.25 to 13.76 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs trading around 3.50 to 9.50 per head. Dog and light weights appear with nominal figures amid broad market receipts.
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Baltimore
Flannery Named Captain Of 1929 St. Vincent College Team
Latrobe Pa Jan 14 John Flannery of Youngstown Ohio has been elected captain of the 1929 St. Vincent College baseball squad. The team's schedule opens April 12 at Penn State, with Flannery leading the lineup as captain.
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Latrobe
John Flannery
Youngstown
St. Vincent College
St. Vincent
Pann State
Two easy steps to avoid colds or flu this winter
Advice urges maintaining general health and protecting nasal passages to prevent contagion. Doctors prescribe Najol as a non laxative aid to keep the system in good condition, and Mistol to guard the nose and throat from influenza germs. Take Najol nightly and use Mistol each morning and evening.
Nujol and Mistol Promote Cold Relief and Sale
Retail notice promotes Nujol and Mistol as a twofold cold remedy. It advises using the dropper to clear the head soothe the throat and relieve inflammation. Gargle for sore throat and cough and claims the combination guards against colds and influenza with a druggist sale.
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Nujol
Mistol
Mildred Sprecher Recovers After West Side Attack
West Side resident Mildred Sprecher is recovering at home after an attack that caused chills. the incident occurred on a local avenue, with neighbors noting the attack but few details released.
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Mildred. Sprecher
Maud
West Side, Avenue
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