Pope Pius X Dies In Sleep At 76 After Nine-Year Reign
Rome reports Pope Pius X died at 1:20 am after a period of bronchitis and heart weakness linked to the war in Europe. He reigned nine years, born Giuseppe Sarto in Treviso, and led a simple life before becoming pontiff. His last hours included the sacrament and prayers from family and clergy.
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Pope Pius X Emerges From Compromise To Reformer
The article reviews Pius X rising from a compromise selection on the sixtyth ballot to lead Venice and the church. It highlights his humble, pastoral style, devotion to preaching, and major reforms including the Sapienti Consulie document reforming the Roman Curia. It notes his background as Giuseppe Sarto and his popularity among diverse factions.
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Pope Pius X Buried at St Peter's Rome in state
The body of Pope Pius X lay in state in St Peter's chapel as thousands filed past the coffin in a solemn service. A crypt monument will mark his resting place. Conclave preparations proceed with cardinals gathering in Rome to elect a successor within days.
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European War Holds Congress in Session
Congress keeps its focus on the European war with work in progress to create a bureau of war risk insurance in the treasury department. The bill has cleared the senate and faces house opposition though administration leaders plan to force passage, possibly by a special vote.
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Government to Buy Silver Under Smoot Bill
The government would purchase 15,000,000 ounces of silver within six months under the Smoot bill. It calls for an expenditure ranging from 66,000,000 to 8,000,000 dollars to offset reduced European demand caused by the war.
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Woman Nominated at Hastings for County Superintendent
Carrie Sullivan, Hastings teacher, won the Democratic nomination for Hastings County Superintendent over incumbent L. R. Ellis and Griff Evans. It marks the second time a woman has been nominated for county office in the area. Darius Miller, president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died at Glacier Park Montana after an appendicitis operation while touring with his wife.
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Grain firm sued under Kansas anti trust law
Hutchinson Kansas. The first result of the state inquiry into low grain prices, a suit against Union Grain Co. seeks ouster and charter forfeiture for illegal acts that eliminated millers competition. The state charges four milling concerns own the grain company and control the market.
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Three Children Die In Alleged Attack On Alfalfa Fields
Nebraska readers are informed of a grim incident in which three children lost their lives following a reported attack on alfalfa fields. Details remain scarce but the event has sparked concern and a call for investigation across communities.
Nebraskas September Events Schedule Highlights
A series of Kansan style events spans August to October across the state. Highlights include a baseball tournament at Pairbury ending September 4, the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln September 11, and an Osteopathic association meeting in Hastings. Also listed are the territorial pioneers reunion in Omaha September 30 to October 3 and a national dog races event in Wymore October 6, plus a horse show in Auburn October 1.
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Tragic Farmhouse Fire Kills Three Children Near McCook
The Red Willow county disaster occurred when Herman Thole's three children aged four years to six months perished as a fire swept a small farm home southwest of McCook. The mother, baking bread, left to dig potatoes and returned to find the house and shed consumed by flames. The kitchen stove is believed to have started the blaze, turning the residence into ruins in minutes.
Disastrous Storm Strikes Harvard Town
A tornado cut a quarter mile wide path through western Harvard last week injuring many and killing Mrs. Daniel Dunlavy whose house was demolished. A fractured skull caused her death in hours. The storm brought heavy hail and widespread damage with streets littered by a foot of hail.
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Worm Pest Destroys Alfalfa Fields
A small green worm resembling the cabbage worm has attacked alfalfa fields, destroying large amounts of hay. The pests hatch in alfalfa, grow to about an inch in a few days, and strip or web over green growth, killing foliage.
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Scalding incident with electric fan injures Seward woman
Mrs. W. O. Dickinson was drying her hair beside a large electric fan when her hair hooked on the guard. The fan pulled her head against the guard as it revolved, tearing the scalp nearly from her head. Twenty stitches were required to reattach the scalp.
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Will Break the Record The Omaha Omaha Day Event
Omaha and South Omaha aim to set a new attendance record for the state fast day. The event, launched two years ago by the publicity bureau, previously set Wednesday and Friday attendance records and now targets Thursday participation. Local business and professional men boost hopes for a new pace.
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State Baseball News Day Two Scores
Norfolk defeated Hastings 6 to 2. Columbus dropped two at York 2 to 1 and 3 to 2. Columbus also fell to Grand Island 6 to 4. Beatrice lost to Hastings 4 to 3. Superior shut out the York home team 1 to 0.
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