Pope Benedict XV Nears Death Amid Sacred Rites
Reports from Vatican state Benedict XV’s critical heart condition worsened an hour after the sacred college gathered for a dying visit. Cardinal Gasparri and other officials hurried to the pope’s bedside as the pontiff requested the last rites.
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Compel China to Cut Down Size of Army at Conference
Debate centers on reducing Chinese military forces for economic reasons and to ease commitments. Japan objects to listing private rights and translation limits, arguing key documents are in Japanese or Chinese, and resists binding translations. The U K and China discussions aim to curb armament while safeguarding interests at the Washington conference.
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Pope Benedict XV in critical condition at Vatican
Pope Benedict XV suffers pneumonia and heart strain as doctors administer oxygen and stimulants. Attendants report grave condition with late prayers and solemn state rites underway at the Vatican while officials and staff prepare for possible papal death.
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Former Austrian Queen Warned of Further Restoration Efforts
Emperor Charles and his wife Zita face deportation to a distant island if attempts to restore the Uelr throne resume. Zita arrived to be by Charles's side as he remains under Swiss government supervision after exile in the former empire lands.
Reduction in Rail Wages to Labor Board Coming Vote
Railway executives in Chicago report conferences with 40 railroad lines to set wage reductions for train service staff by February 1. The Association of Railway Executives aims to present a regional plan and seek act on behalf of 40 railways, with a possible strike vote looming.
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Russian Pearls Traced In Dower Necklace Case
Detroit January 21 a notice by P H Bloomer executor of the Doge estate describes the seizure of a pearl necklace alleged to be Catherine II’s after purchase in New York for 8255 000. The piece, valued around 31 500 000, was worn by Mrs Delphine Lyonne Cromwell at two weddings, her daughter’s and her son Horace Dodge’s, and linked to Delge and J S Stotesbury of Philadelphia.
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Railroads weigh overtime rules as strike threat looms
After two weeks of talks the railroad general committee considers divergent interpretations of the new shop rules. A strike vote remains possible if a satisfactory overtime settlement is not reached, with the committee to reconvene and a tentative draft prepared for the committee of 100.
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Mrs Anna Sellers Called to Missouri for Ill Brother-in-law
Mrs Anna Sellers was summoned to Missouri this week due to the illness of her brother-in-law, leaving her duties at home to assist relatives in a time of family health emergency.
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British Troops Embark from Dublin in Real Evacuation
Dublin crowds watch thousands of British soldiers march to Dublin bay as regiments depart for home. Thousands of men women and children stand in the cold as Black and Tans and other units leave Ireland marking the dawn of a real evacuation amid mixed relief and anxiety for Ireland’s future.
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Labor leaders plan meeting to curb rival unions
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, will convene presidents of international unions to discuss action against the growing influence of rival labor organizations, as announced by William F. Kehne of the Central Venees and Ta bor council.
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Tex. ex-instructor charged with Beaumont boy murder
Jatesville Texas January 21 F C Twyman former military instructor at Texas Juvenile Training School was charged with murder in Coryell county grand jury indictment over the death of 14 year old Dell Thames at the school in September 1921 by choking according to the bill.
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Exiled Habsburgs May Face Deportation From Switzerland
Bern dispatch says former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary and his wife Zita may be deported to a remote island if restoration attempts resume in former empire states. Ex Empress Zita, staying with son Robert, was informed by the Swiss government of a joint note from British French and Italian ambassadors.
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Federal Judge Rules Permits For Cider Makers
Judge Hand directs permits to Duffy Mott and Walter H Aldick firms to produce preserved sweet cider in New York. The decision notes cider manufacture and sale may not violate the Volstead Act even if alcohol content could rise above one half of one percent later.
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