Civil unrest widens in Sholapur India famed mutiny anniversary
Reports from London say violence in Sholapur escalated with police beaten, civilians clashing, and bodies burned in kerosene. Five more missing, dozens wounded, and troops called in as authorities struggle to contain the worst disorder since the start of the disobedience campaign. King’s forces and local officials grapple with securing Solapur near Bombay as the mutiny anniversary looms.
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London
Ginfath
Sholi
Hirsen
Sheeley
Tom Polo
Aatety
Duke of Wallington
West Ric
Atmednagar
Soleur
Sholapurs
Amarilloans Group to Decide on World Fair in 1933
Wilbur C. Hawk of the Fei State Fair Association named Ross D. Rogers and James Guleko to form a statewide committee. The panel includes women from Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Waco Avetin and Amarillo and five men from the state. Governor Moody will appoint five more members to advise Texas on the World Fair policy.
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Wilbur C. Hawk
FeiState Fair Association
Ross D. Rogers
Dallas
Bore Worth
San Antonio
Waco
Avetin
Amarillo
Dan Moody
Will
Texas
Hank
New Chamber Officials Appointed and Committees Formed
New Chamber officials and department heads were selected at the latest meeting. Appointments include W. F. Lampe highway, Neal Almwoeth trade extension chair, Walter Barlow traffic, John Bozce entertainment, TW. Cotten immigration, Earl Fogu agriculture, Wilbur Hawk fair, Oscar conventions, Dean Kirk finances, with RG Martini and Vernon as general manager. Staff and clerical forces are to be retained.
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Feta
Wil E
W. F. Lampe
Raleman Highway Department
Neal Almwoeth
Walter Barlow
Chaiman
John Bozce
TW. Cotten
Immigration Department
Earl Fogu
Agrealtural
Wilbur ©. Hawk
Fair
Oscar
Dean Kirkhairman
W. J. Haya
Mode
C. RG
Cisco bondholders seek receiver in Amarillo case
Abilene May 8 Charles P Ball John Brandon and Robert D White of New York and Henry E Poot of Ohio claim to hold 341,130 in Ciscity Bonds with 2,000 past due They have filed for a receiver under a Texas law enacted years ago The petition was set for May 30 at Amarillo before a judge
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Abilene
Charles P. Ball
John Brandon
Robert D. White
New York
Henry E. Poot
Ohio
Childress Girls Latin Experts Poston by JACQUELINE and LEWIS
Two students at Childress High School won titles in the Latin contest. A second student earned a place in the fourth career classification as a creator. Lovie also placed, marking a notable achievement for the Latin team and teachers involved.
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Poston
Jacqueline 2Ones
Arlen Lewis
Hhe Children High School
Lovie Tok
Woman Kidnapper Given Five Year Suspended Term
A woman accused of kidnapping a newborn infant received a five year suspended sentence in a criminal court yesterday. The defense argued stress and fear influenced her actions as she claimed to be driven to take the baby to a photographer. The jury barely convicted, with two or three voting against conviction on the first ballot.
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Ivan
Esther Fester
L. M. Carvel
Irs
Yester
Darnell
bin Chi
Carlsbad Caverns Park Bill Clears Senate
A senate passage grants national park status to Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. The chamber also backed a House bill dedicating a portion of the old post office at Wiehe Kansas for community use.
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Washington
Carlsbad Caverns
National
Senate
House
Stret
Wiehe
Kan
Census of Lubbock Population Surges Past Twenty Thousand
Census figures released show Lubbock housing 20,612 residents, a 408 percent rise from 401 a decade ago. The count includes nearby residential districts and Tex Tech affiliates on state property within Greater Lubbock, per district census supervisor Dr Lt. Barr.
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Lubbock
Texan Tech
Seave
Greater Lubbock
Lt. Barr
Istrit
Turtles Seized From PaloDuro Lake in 1873 Event
A report describes a truckload of turtles trapped at Palo Duro Lake by Turner. The haul, weighing up to half a pound per turtle, was deemed the largest collected in the United States by Turner. Caldwell prepared film for Pathe News as Turner pushed a campaign to fund special footage.
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Paloduro
Ilo Yenterday
Palo Dare Stub
Turner
Hie
United States
Bigges Caldwell
Pathe News
Romer
Lake Amarillo Open for Fishing Doubtful Attendance
Lake Amarillo on the Word ranch will open to the public for fishing though there is doubt many will be present during the winter. Mr. Durham commented that the lake will be opened to the public.
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Lake Amarillo
Amarilo
Durham
Lineman John Wilson Electrocuted On Street Pole
John Albert Wilson a lineman for a local utility died after being electrocuted while working on a pole between Monroe and Jackson streets. Crews battled to revive him for nearly four hours, applying artificial respiration as a large crowd watched. The body remained at the scene pending funeral arrangements.
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Southextern Public Service Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone
John Albert Wilson
Bracon
Monroe
Jackson Street
Eighth Avenue
Wilson
Wilton
Thomas
Amerie
Iso Brann Clo
Andr. Lawrence
We Larsen
Hatcher
Amaro
Grigee
Hich
Accidental Shots Kill Two Ohio Convicts
Fragmented report details a fire and prison disorder at Ohio Penitentiary that killed two convicts and injured several others. Early descriptions indicate accidental discharge and ensuing chaos as inmates faced the blaze and unrest.
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Ohio
Globe Circling Pilot Expected Here Instructed From Los Angeles
A Globe circling pilot expected to arrive here after instructions from Los Angeles. He will attempt to beat the new Vega mionoplane City of New York Mears, who formerly held the record, with another attempt planned. The ship Boa Saat has been completed and is awaiting further details.
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Los Angeles
City
New York
Mears
Begin Work at Once on East Third Viaduct and City Raid
A chaotic report details liquor raid actions by the sheriff department. Two arrests are noted for whiskey and blackjack incidents. Names and exact locations are garbled, but references to Sheriff Bill Thompson, Church ill wan, and Leavenworth prison appear amid a string of poorly legible notes.
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East Third Viaduct
Aeriff‘department
South Johred
EA Phegerald
Wharehitt
Bill Thompson
Churchill Wan
City Commission Orders Immediate Cob Work on East Third Avenue
The city commission, in a called meeting, ordered immediate cob work on East Third Avenue under Santa To tracks funded by a $200,000 bond issue with 40 percent of proceeds allocated to Wilmore Street underpass and East Third Avenue underpass. The plan, to be voted May 27, aims to cover construction costs and ensure sufficient funds for all projects.
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Thied Avenue
East Third Avenue
Wilmore Street
East Third Avene
Fillmore
Oklahoma City Vet Discovers Unrecorded Land Amid Oil Boom
A Oklahoma City war veteran uncovers an unrecorded land parcel amid the oil field rush of 1900s Oklahoma. The discovery, noted near the blow of towering derricks and the run for acreage, suggests potential homestead fortune as land ownership battles unfold in the booming district.
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Oklahoma City
Homestead
Prom
Olahoma City
Csiomary
Register of Deeds
Sausage Plant Toll in St Joseph Scene of Rescue
Explosion at Armour and Company plant in St Joseph injures and traps workers. Reports mention eight or nine believed dead with several more hospitalized and multiple injuries. Names and details are garbled but indicate a major industrial disaster with ongoing rescue efforts and unclear casualties.
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Sausage
ST. Joseph
TOLL
South St. Josephe
Panhandle Auto Club Directors Meet in Amarillo Today
Directors of the Panhandle Auto Club meet in Amarillo today for their conference. Fred Gallo, president, will lead as delegates are sent to the conference. A parade will be followed by lunch at the Amarillo Hotel.
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Auto Club
Panhandle
Panhandle Acto"Club
Amarilo
Fred Gallo
Amarillo Hotel
A Chek Chick Hare Tale Noticeboard
A fragmented OCR item describes a chick appearing in a baby setting with garbled wording. The readable phrases point to a chick observed today, with references to a location or display area. The piece is incomplete but centers on a chick in a baby context and its immediate presence.
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Ieee
Chamber
CISCO
Carlsbad Cavern Park
Mi Heen
Ewan
J. A. Wilson
Ohio Penitentiary
Betpeton Yard
Leavenworth
Frank Sullivan
Lamar County
Huntevile
Pago
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