Hindu Muslim Hatred Hinders Freedom Drive
The piece notes ingrown Hindu Muslim enmity impedes India's passive resistance against British rule. It cites limited cross religious cooperation in past crises and reports on rising sectarian tension affecting the Indian freedom movement and local industries.
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Karachi
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Mohammeds
Jelapur
Mocmmedan Inda
Make This Model at Home Slender Lines for Large Women
Pattern 1919 offers practical fashion guidance from The Athens Messenger. Includes tips and steps for sewing a slenderizing line tailored to larger figures, enabling home makers to craft a flattering silhouette.
Practical house dress pattern 1919 for home use
A dress pattern advertisement describes a long vestee with rolled collar and side opening, short kimono sleeves, and a roomy pocket. It suits gingham through rayon fabrics, comes in sizes 24 to 46, and requires 2 1 2 yards of 726 inch material for size 26. Pattern cost 15 cents, or 10 cents with a pattern, from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York City.
Former Cleveland Councilman Surrenders for Bribe Sentence
Thomas W. Miering, ex Cleveland councilman, surrenders to county prosecutor to begin a two years nine months prison term for soliciting a bribe.
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Thomas W. Miering
T. Miller
Stimson Addresses Youth Over the Airwaves
Secretary of State Stimson told American children they will aid world peace through a future of international goodwill. The March 16 broadcast on the Air program featured Interior Secretary Wilbur and Chinese Minister C. C. Wu. He cited the London Conference as a key step and described the Idool of the Air project to place 160 radios in 160 illiterate homes.
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Mer
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Children of America
Stimson
American School of the Aire
Interior
Wilbur
C. C. Wu
London
Willeter
Columbia Broadcasting Syetem
Premier Sir Joseph Ward Resigns on Death Bed
AUCKLAND NZ May 15 Sir Joseph Ward aged premier of New Zealand resigns today while writing with a shaking hand on what is believed to be his death bed.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Joseph Ward
Not Even Squeak CLEVELAND Radio Tale
A Cleveland report notes a radio bought by Barnes that functioned for two years then died. The dealer found a mouse lodged among the tubes causing electrical failure and death by electrocution.
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Cleveland
Gene Lernen
Barnes
Wisconsin Governor Rohiers Found Not Guilty
Sheboygan Wisconsin May 16 02 Gov Walter J Rohiers is acquitted by a jury on charges under the Wisconsin Corrupt Practices Act related to excessive campaign expenditures in the 1928 primary election. The verdict ends a trial that sought his removal from office.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Walter J. Rohiers
Outlaws Attack Hankow as Missionaries Evacuate
Report from Hankow records a May 16 attack by Chinese outlaws on Hanchuan, forcing missionaries to withdraw from the city. Advices warn of ongoing danger as authorities assess the incident and secure relief for evacuees.
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Hankow
China
Hanchuan
Marion Hollins Gains 2.5 Million From Oil Holdings
Santa Cruz California promoter and former national women’s golf champion Miss Hollins, originator of the first women’s golf course, has earned 2.5 million dollars from her interests in a California oil company, a six year business rise.
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Marion Hollins
Santa Cruz
Calif
Miss Hollins
California
Rebel siege ends as RAF planes target Datta Khel zone
Royal Air Force planes joined operations along the northwest Indian frontier to drive off a rebel tribe that had laid siege to Datta Khel in the Tochi Valley, according to a Bombay dispatch to The London Daily News.
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Tochi
Bombay
London Daily News
Teachers To Gather in Columbus for Nation Meeting
The National Education Association plans its July Columbus convention touted as the largest in its history. A pageant at Ohio State University and a July 4 flag drill with 19,100 Columbus pupils are planned, with Ohio hosts assisting visitors and Courtesy Day lunch for visiting teachers. Athens County educators urged support via contributions if unable to attend.
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National Education Association
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Olumbus
R. L. Marton
Ohio University
Athens County
Eeders
H. B. McVay
Auto maker injured in Columbus auto collision
Franklin Motor Company president Franklin Motor a suffered a broken nose and cuts to the face and arms in a Thursday afternoon crash three miles south of Charleston Clark County. The collision involved an automobile and occurred amid traffic in the area.
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Franklin
Syracuse
Franklin Motor «A
Charleston
Clark Coun
Costs to keep a cow in Illinois dairy farms
A University of Illinois College of Agriculture survey finds dairymen incur annual costs ranging from 125.9 to 175 dollars per cow for feed labor and maintenance.
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Te University of DlMinois’ College
Agriculture
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