Italy Not Jailor of Pope Says Ricci
New York dispatch reports Ambassador Ricci telling the Catholic Society of New York that Italy is not the jailer of the pope and that legends of schism are being erased. He defended Italian immigrants, noting some bad men but arguing crime percentages are not higher here than elsewhere and praising the pope’s blessing from St. Peter’s loggia.
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Pope
Ricci
New York
Associated Press
Rome
Pius XI
Catholic Society of New York
America
Ttatian
Loggia
St. Peter
Catholic Church
Deaths and funeral notices from a Washington area paper
Death notices for Harry Hayward Allen in Phoenix and Gladys Runkle in New York, with services at Deal chapel and Rock Creek interments. George W. Field and Margaret Darby listed with March 1922 service details and addresses. Multiple obituaries include James Daugherty in Bluefield and Grace Dougal in Washington, with interments and church services. Name tenures include Gerhardt, Getz, Graham Eleanor E, Hepburn Melvina A, and others with residence addresses and venue details.
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Allen
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Hayward Allen
Runkle
New York
Gladys
Ronkie
Deal Chapel
Rock Creek Cemetery
Camel
George W
Margaret A. Carl
Seventh Street
Darby
James Daugherty
Martin W. Hysong
Bluefield
W. Va
Powgal
Thuredas
Grace G
William H
Mory W. Dougal
Park Tea
Nema Mel
Piri
Willian W H. Field
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Fourteenth Street
Columbia Road
Hinesburg
Gerhardt
Middletown
Joseph Uf
Joseph
Dorothea Gerhardt
Abraham Lincoln Gerhardt
Brentwood
Mra
Annie Taylor
Guneral
Thomas
Sergeon
Getz
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Joe M. Getz
Graham
Eleanor E
Carrol Gratuun
Euneral
W. L. Spearn Company
F F Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Dalthmore
Baltimore
Hepburn
Melvina A
Col
W. P. Hepburn
Congress of
Iowa
Clarinda
Iown
Court Asked to Stop Wife From Making New Will
In Oakland California March 16 Dr H S OBrien a 65 year old Los Angeles physician filed suit to stop his 80 year old bride from making another will. He claims an agreement tied to their marriage would leave him in danger of losing his share. He notes a 79 000 estate to relatives and 420 000 to him in a later will.
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Oakland
Calif
H. S. O'Brien
Los Angeles
Europe
Italian Immigrant Spiritual Work Gains Boost from Special Bishopric
A speaker noted Italian immigrant spiritual work has improved due to the creation of a dedicated bishopric to care for them, saying their position is not as high as in other races but has measurably bettered with this appointment.
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Ambassador
Pope May Break Precedent By Coming Out of Vatican
Rome March 16 AP says Giornale d Italia predicts Pope Pius will attend the eucharistic congress procession from St Peter s to San Giovanni Laterano next May. He may ride in the sedia gestatoria, possibly outside the Vatican, a historic shift since the papal loss of temporal power. It would not alter the Holy See’s stance toward the Italian government.
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Rome
Associated Press
Giornale d'Italia
Pius
Vatican
St. Peter's
Church of San Giovanni
Laterano
Holy See
Burglar Profits From $825 Home Robbery In Northwest
Benjamin B. Hunt reports his home at 3932 Thirty-sixth Street Northwest entered yesterday and jewelry and wearing apparel valued at $800 were stolen. A front window was jimmyed, and a hidden $25 item in a bureau drawer was overlooked. The family was away at the time.
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Benjamin B. Hunt
Thirty-sixth Street
Hmtrance
Zoning Hearing Delays Decision on North Capitol Proposal
The zoning commission postponed ruling after a public hearing at the District building yesterday on changing the area bounded by North Capitol Street Massachusetts and Pennsylvania avenues and Fourth Street Northwest from first and second commercial to residential use. A delegation of property owners backed the proposed zoning change.
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Zoning Commission
North Capitol Street
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania Avenues
Fourth Street
Arbuckle Jury Completed in Third Manslaughter Trial
San Francisco reports the Roscoe Arbuckle jury has been completed and sworn after today’s court session. The panel includes four women as the film comedian faces a third trial over the death of actress Virginia Rappe.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Multiple Obituaries Listing Local Death Notices
Obituary notices and funeral details appear for Catherine Krieg Daniel Leary Samantha Matthews Elizabeth Mum Mist Martin and Mise Imgebog Sandberg with schedules for viewings and interments, locations include 86 A Street Northeast 1113 Tenth Street and Garfeld Hospital, plus Christiania Norway.
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Krieg
Catherine
Godfried Krieg
Leary
Daniel Francis
Michael W
Catherine Leahy
Matthews
Samantha Matthews
Charles MaTthews
Martin W. Hysong Co
1300
N Street
Christiania
Norway
Austrian-born Marine Glucksman’s lone twenty German troops capture
Sergt. Glucksman of the Sixth Marines, an Austrian by birth, recounts his World War I exploits. He single handedly captured twenty Germans after leading a group to a dugout, fought in Verdun and Belleau Wood, was wounded, gassed, and later awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre. He holds the Navy Cross, victory medal with five battle bars and two silver stars, and a marksmen’s medal. His home is in Lemburg, Austria, with no known relatives in the United States.
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Sergis
Wooaan
York
Samuel
Glucksman
Sixth Marines
Sergt
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Sergt. Glucksman
Marine Corps
Beas
Verdun
Posse de Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry
Marbach
St. Mihiel
Soissons
Blancfont
Blanc Mont
Sitzle-hanied
Sergi
Swith
Dinite Church
Rhine
Coblenz
Germany
Gen
Pershing
Coast
France
Sergt. Glu¢kaman
Hs Homie
Lemburg
Austria
Acces
United States Marines
Suspension of Dr Bolio by Veterans Bureau
Director Forbes directs temporary suspension of Dr B E Bolio, submedical director in Detroit, from active duty pending investigation. Chicago office recommended removal for lack of cooperation with other agencies. final action postponed due to ongoing Washington review. Bolio to be reassigned during inquiry.
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Forbes
Veteran's Bureau
Chicago
Bureau
BE. W. Bolio
Detroit
Pubolic
Col. Forbes
Washington
Bolio
Visits President's Own Members at Garrison Meeting
Department Commander Maj H L Deems and Mrs Paul Di Marzo visited the Presidents Own Garrison Army and Navy Union St Patrick day celebration at the G A R hall. Short speeches followed as pipes were given to the men and Shamrock plants to the women. E C R Humphries was made a life member of the garrison.
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H. L. Deems
Department of the Potomas
Paul di Marzo
Army and Navy Union
Army and’ Navy Union
G.A. R Hall
St. Patrick’s Day
E. C.R. Humphries
Admission of several to Harden Camp No 2 veterans group
Lieut Richard J Harden camp No 2 United Spanish War Veterans admitted several new members at a meeting held last night in the Pythian temple. The event announced ongoing membership in the camp and highlighted the growth of the veterans organization.
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Richard J. Harden
United Spanish War Veterans
Pythian Temple
Etree
Claimant to Throne of China Chooses Empress and Consort
Special Cable Dispatch reports Hsuan Lune emperor of the Ching dynasty has chosen as future empress the daughter of Jung Yuan from the old Manchu regime. The wedding is set for next November. He also selects a niece of a former viceroy as secondary consort. Choices made from twelve candidates reflect the old regime’s views.
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Hsuan “Lune
Imperial
Forbidden City
Jung Yuan
Fle
Fei Consert
The
Public Ledger
Formal notes on Rhine cost to send to allied governments
State Department officials called the plan to send formal notes on $24,000,000 in costs of the American army of occupation in Germany a logical conclusion. Paris reports the collective reply by France Britain Belgium and Italy stating the United States not party to Versailles should address the matter through diplomatic channels to the allied governments.
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State Department
Ceater|day
Germany
Paris
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Roland W. Boyden
Washington
the Rhine
United States
HaitIans consider 14 million loan offers from banks
The Haitian government reviews three bids for a 14 million dollar, 30 year loan. Boston firm Lee Higginson & Co proposes 6 percent interest, deemed strongest. Speyer & Co and National City Bank also submit terms. Completion waits on Haitian government approval and authorization from the American high commissioner.
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John A. Melhenny
Senate Committee On
Melhenny
National City Bank
Speyer, & Co
Lee Higginson & Co
Boston
Mellhenny
Speyer & Co
Speyer
McIithenny
Gen. Russell
Haiti
Au‘thornty Soan
Masons At Shrine Fair At Almas Temple
Delegations from eight Masonic clubs of the District filled Convention hall at the Almas Temple Shrine fair last night. Potentate Leonard P. Steuart and national president TL. H. Traut man welcomed guests while former Potentates presided over sections. Tonight features District High School cadets.
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Almas Temple
Circle
Tustrious
Leonard’ P. Steuart
TL. H. Trautman
Masonic Clubs of
United States
Francis Sebring
L. Whiting Estes
James T. Gibbs
Henry” Lansburgh
Ineligible Smoot Burton Reports Split by Senate Committee
Senate hearings concluded with a split on their eligibility for service on the allied debt funding commission. Democrats and several Republicans argued Senator Smoot of Utah and Representative Burton of Ohio would become officers of the government while serving in Congress. Leaders anticipated days before the Senate tackles the case.
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Smoot
Rep
Utah
Burton
Rep.y
Ohio
Allied Debt Funding” Commission
Senate
Walsh
Dem
Montana
Cummins
Iowa
Republican Committee
Representative Burton
Congress
Assist Travelers Aid in Washington Seeks 10000 Fund
Arthur C. Moses executive chairman says Washington public would back Travelers' Aid with voluntary contributions. John B. Larner treasurer lists subscribers including Harblett Newberry Elkins Barrett Browning Walter McCeoy Annie Warren George David and others to support the society's work.
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Washington
Travelers’ Aid Society
Arthur C. Moses
John B.’ Larner
Harblett B. Newberry
Frm
S. B. Elkins
Barrett Browning
Walter I. McCeoy
Annie K
Warren
George. David
Frank A. Milligan
Frederick A. Delano
William Gurtis
White
Salty
A.B. Warren
Coal wage talks in Kanawha postpone scale posting
Wage scale posting in the Kanawha coal fields is postponed to March 20 by the operators association after a meeting. The board of directors will set dates for further meetings before the new scale is posted. Bituminous miners voting to strike April 1 will have AFL support as Labor moves to back both sides and avoid government intervention unless a protracted suspension or strike escalates.
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Ea Labor
Minera
Labor
Davis
Charleston
Kanawha
Operators’ Association
PLEA OF CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONS DENIED BY P U C
The public utilities commission denied the Federation of Citizens Associations petition to require street railway companies to sell three tokens for 20 cents. The commission also refused to reopen the traction case now, allowing the present rate of six tokens for 24 cents with a 1-cent cash fare to continue indefinitely. The federation had urged a 26-cent three token sale, saying it would lower revenues, but the move was deemed to reduce income and hinder operations. The company proposed a straight 10-cent fare as an alternative.
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Public Utilities Commission
Federation ‘of Citizens Associations
Federation
At Is
Fatima Luggage Mess Ties to Royal Visit Debts
A chaotic tale of Fatima baggage, hotel debts, and unclear custody. Luggage released by Narragansett Hotel. Mrs Wyllie claims bags as payment for four weeks of room and board. Weinberg, escort to Fatima, bailed on charges of impersonating a U.S. Navy officer as Washington and Brooklyn authorities pursue related indictments.
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Giithe
Kotch
Narragansett
Princessalso
Hull
Waldorf
Sam
Koteh
Mrs. Wyllie
Princess Fatima and the 44 Carat Stone Scandal in Washington
A tale threads through Washington and New York involving a Afghan princess named Fatima, a 44 carat diamond, and creditors. The piece recounts her journey from Afghanistan to the United States, attempts to sell the jewel for 350 000 to 500 000, and the government seizure of the gem as customs and federal authorities claim dues. The narrative also touches on a rabies scare linked to coyotes and a comparison to a 1915 epidemic.
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Fatima
America
San Francisco
New York
United States
Hylan
Washington
Weinberg
Afghanistan
Federal
Uncle Sam
British claim helium saved Germans in war
Dr R B Moore told the Academy of Sciences and the Cosmos club that lack of helium allowed German zeppelins to threaten the British fleet. He noted dirigibles, helium supply from the United States, and a dramatic drop in helium cost from $2000 per cubic foot to 8 to 10 cents, with possible future drop to 3 cents.
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Helionree
R. Bi Moore
Academy of Sciences
Chemical Society
Cosmos Club
United States
Horse Bites Woman In Northwest Street Scene
Mrs. Hulalie Joiner, 80, of 3605 Thirteenth Street NW, was bitten on the arm and shoulder by a horse attached to a District trash wagon. Bert Williams, in charge of the team, assisted as doctors called the incident serious.
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Hulalie Joiner
Bert‘ Willams
Irish army warned continued from first page
The prisoners, part of a kidnap gang, faced up to five years in penal servitude. They abducted fifteen civilians at Feeny, County Down, drove them over the mountains, and held them at Hibernian Hill in Cranagh, County Tyrone, which was revealed to be a bomb factory when captured by constables.
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Feeny
County Down
Hibernian Hill
Cranagh
Wanted Men Kill Three at St Bride’s Home in Galway
Four men in disguise entered St Bride's home in Galway last night and shot two sergeants from the Royal Irish Constabulary as they lay in beds, seriously wounding a constable. Earlier three masked men killed Patrick Cassidy of Mayo at the workhouse hospital. Irish Republican Army patrols were dispatched but failed to find the attackers.
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Galway
Ireland
St. Bride’s
Gibbons
Gilmartin
Patrick Cassidy
Mayo
Royal Irish Constabuary
St. Pride's Home
Cassidy
Hof
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