Gandhi's ideas to guide India's future, says Miller
Cleveland reporter relays Prof Herbert A. Miller's claim that Gandhi will shape India's path regardless of Britain. He ties the London Round Table conference to a world history moment, urging economic independence and home industry in India, and notes Miller’s forthcoming East lectures and his book project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
England
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
Miller
Gandhi
Bombay
Miller Gwaid
Round Table
London
Great Britain
East
New England
Oberlin
Asia
Athens Teachers Attend Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meeting
Forty Athens public school teachers and ten from the district travel to Wellston for dinners of the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association. W W Ankenbrand presides. speakers include J W Fichter Dr E B Bryan and S H Bing. Women meet at the Baptist Church with Zorbaugh and Esther Dunham guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Pubiic
Wellston
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Fichter
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
S. H. Bing
University
Ankenbrand
Baptist Church
Zorbaugh
Ohio State University
Esther Dunham
Rufus Putnam
New Lexington
Ironton
Japan Rejects League Mediation on Manchuria Dispute
Japanese delegate Kenkichi Yoshizawara announced to the Council that Japan would settle the Manchurian conflict only through direct negotiations with China. China aimed to use its Council membership to resolve disputes with Japan, a plan now in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Japan
China
Council
Kenkichi Yoshizawara
Secretary Stimson seeks peaceful Sino Japanese settlement
Secretary of State Stimson urged Japan and China to halt hostilities and settle their quarrel. He sent identical notes to the major powers and said the United States views the dispute with regret and concern. No reference was made to the Kellogg pact or the Nine Power Treaty by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Stimson
Lion Nimbo Undergoes Delicate Head Lump Lancing
In Canton on September 25 Earl Kropf the veterinary specialist performed a delicate operation to lance a lump on the head of Nim bo the lion. The procedure was successful and Nim bo's expected to recover as keepers announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Earl Kropf
Nimbo
Zoo
Economic rebound sparks market optimism after gold standard shift
Tuesday wage cuts by large firms set a cautious tone but Wednesday's trading lifted stock prices on Wall Street. Railroads and major industries led gains as investors welcomed Britain's decision to suspend the gold standard, seen as beneficial to the United States and Britain.
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Wall Street
Britain
United States
Prosperity Tied to Worker Wages and Surplus Earnings
The text argues wage reductions hurt workers and predicts that a 10 percent cut could lead to a future 100 percent rise in prosperity as wages are restored. It claims industrialists benefit from raising wages and that prosperity depends on workers’ surplus earnings and purchasing power.
Britain’s Gold Action Aims to Hit Russia Not Us
The piece notes that Britain’s shift away from gold is seen as beneficial for Britain and for the United States while预计 Russia could lose about 25 million dollars annually from reduced exports. The article suggests optimists in British policy view the move as advantageous for both sides.
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Russia
Britain
Isiah Is Repentant After Molasses Skimmer Incident
Isiah Crabtree, a tenant farmer in Princeton Indiana, apologized for striking farm owner B F Slaughter with a molasses skimmer. He swore out an affidavit for his own arrest on assault and battery charges and was fined $1 plus costs by Justice of the Peace John Strunkel.
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Princeton
Ind
U.P
Isiah Crabtree
B. F. Slaughter
Crabtree
Justice of the Peace
John Strunkel
Widow to Describe Yacht Attack Before Coroner Jury
Mrs Lillian Collings widow of the Penguin yacht victim will testify to the coroner's jury about the fatal night in Long Island Sound two weeks after pirates boarded the vessel. She traveled from Stamford to Mineola to identify two men who she says were not the pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
L. L
U.P
Lillian Collings
Long Island Sound
Widow 83 and Bride 78 Tie the Knot in Crawford County
Mrs. Lucy Geiger aged 83 married Frank Sprow aged 78 at the Charles Lahman Home in Broken Sword near Bucyrus Ohio. The ceremony under pine trees was conducted by Rev. S E Drummond of Brokensword. The bride's third marriage and the groom's second, they will reside in Brokensword.
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Bucyrus, CO
Lucy Geiger
Crawford County
Ohio
Frank Sprow
Charles Lahman
Brokensword
Here
Lahman
S. E. Drummond
Sentiment to Change Law Gathers Strength Nationwide
Washington reports a growing push for a prohibition referendum aided by the American Legion and three other major groups. The Detroit convention marked the Legion’s first public stance, with broad support from the American Bar Association American Medical Association and the AFL. Officials discuss possible labor and agricultural benefits of brewing resumption, while fears of offsetting losses in related industries temper optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
Legion
Detroit
American Bar Association
American Medical Association
American Federation of Labor
Arthur M. Hyde
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Boost Favorite Son Melvin Traylor For President Nomination
In Columbia Kentucky crowds gathered to back Melvin A Traylor for the Democratic nomination for president. More than 12 000 people were expected at a large barbecue as flags banners and music filled the town. Traylor 52 is president of the National Chamber of Commerce and head of the First National Bank of Chicago.
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Columbia
U.P
Blue Grass State
Melvin A. Traylor
United States
Traylor
National Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank of Chicago
Pest Unbearable In New York Town
West Utica New York residents endure nearly three weeks of an English cricket plague. State entomologists say cold weather will kill millions of young crickets breeding in dumping grounds and hay fields. The insects invade homes destroying rugs clothes and furnishings and have driven some families from their houses. Residents report inability to sleep as crickets strike at night and fire fighters attempt to burn breeding grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
U.P
West Utica
Albany
Comment Varies On Legion Move Refers Referendum On Eighteenth
Washington reports varied reactions from Congress to the American Legion vote asking states to consider a referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment. Senator Bulkley praised the move while Senator Brookhart criticized it. President Hoover declined to comment. The Anti-Saloon League condemned the Legion action as not reflecting national or legion sentiment.
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Washington
Congress
American Legion
Hoover
Capitol
Bulkley
Ohio
Brookhart
Legion
Anti-Saloon League
Wrangle Over Alleged Speed Trap In Fremont
Fremont residents clash with the Cleveland Auto Club and a Cleveland newspaper over an alleged speed trap. The Sandusky Bar Association plans legal action and wants Caley to resign. A mass meeting of the Federal Highway No 20 Association is set for Norwalk to address the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
U.P
Cleveland Auto Club
Cleveland
Sandusky Bar Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fred 8. Caley
Caley
Federal Highway No. 20 Association
Norwalk
Fremont Persons
Sandusky Bay
Doak Deplores Circumstances At Pawtuxet Valley Fair
Secretary of Labor Doak urged facing the current low mood with faces forward and steps onward at the Pawtuxet Valley Fair in West Warwick Rhode Island. He warned that even resource rich nations feel poverty stress and criticized wage cuts in the steel industry as deplorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Warwick
R. I
U.P
Doak
Pawtuxet Valley Fair
Indicted for Criminal Syndicalism in Red Camp Teaching
Irene Dix, 20, of Cleveland, under indictment for teaching children in a Communist camp near here. Sheriff Blanche raided the camp in July and said 50 children from Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland and New York were taught red ideas.
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Jefferson
Irene Dixon
Cleveland
Here
C. H. Blanche
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Oklahoma Winter Readiness In Rural Smokehouses
In OOLOGAH Oklahoma residents stockpile meat in full smokehouses as oil wells stall and Venezuela ships tariff free. Wheat bins brim with grain corn cribs overflow while fat steers and hogs fetch steady prices. Wood piles rise as locals brace for a quiet winter listening to Wall Street on the radio.
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Oologah
Okla
Venezuela
Bill Murray
Wall Street
Xoura
Ill
Legion Conventions Attacked as Drunken Orgies by Cleric
Dr Clarence True Wilson, Methodist temperance official, denounces American Legion conventions as drunken orgies defying Prohibition. He cites Detroit and Windsor episodes and questions the Legion's stance on a prohibition referendum while noting no objection to the referendum itself. He calls Legionnaires hoodlums for voting against the referendum.
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Wilson
Kansas City
U.P
American Legion
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Detroit
Dottor Wilson
St. Joseph
Veteran’s Organization
Legion
Japanese Battalion Seizes Taonan After Garrison Flees
Japs report occupation of Taonan in Manchuria after Chinese garrison plundered the city and fled northward. Taonan lies north of Mukden.
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Supingkai
Manchuria
Taonan
Mukden
New Commander Henry Stevens Elected National Commander
Henry J. L. Stevens Jr. of Warsaw North Carolina was elected national commander of the American Legion at the Detroit convention. Stevens, 35, a county judge, has served as post and state commander and led an office machine gun company in World War I with service in France during unspecified months.
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Detroit
Willson
Doctor Wilson
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Wilson
Henry JL. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
N C
American Legion
Stevens
Chine Gun Company
France
Gandhi to spend weekend in Lancashire factory district
Mahatma Gandhi will travel to a village near Manchester to stay among Lancashire textile workers despite threats to his life. British detectives will accompany him, yet authorities expect free movement and a listening crowd as Gandhi says the boycott harms Britain not India, trusting in God if trouble arises.
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London
Lancashire
Mahatma Gandhi
Manchester
Truce Proposed in Millfield Mine Strike with Picketers
Oral Daugherty, labor head for Sunday Creek Coal Oil, proposed a two day truce today and Saturday to striking miners around Mine No. 6 in Millfield. The agreement allows current workers to stay and bans new hires while maintenance staff may pass the mine freely. Law officers, officials, and observers discussed potential action after the two day pause.
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Sunday Creek
Nelsonville
Oral Daugher
Millfield
Daugherty
Pete McKinsey
Offtelg
Shetler
Eneays
Gov
Lee Hall
State — Miners’ Union
Adjutant General
Hall
Bus
Pate
Sunday Creek Company
Solumbus
Urge Firms To Give Individual Job Insurance
Harrisburg report details a plan for unemployment relief funded by individual companies with safeguards including creation of reserves during good times, stabilization of employment, five day workweeks, and adult guidance. Proposes local and central employment bureaus to reduce relief needs.
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Harrisburg
U.P
M. B. Folsom
Rochester
N. Y
Newly Elected Commander of Legion Denies Convention Drunk Toll
Henry L. Stevens, newly elected American Legion commander from War Saw North Carolina, tells Detroit reporters there were fewer drunks at the convention than at any prior gathering. He defends constitutional support, press freedom, and citizen expression, accusing propagandists of mischaracterizing the Legion’s stance.
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Legion
Detroit
U.P
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
N. C
American Legion
Clarence True Wilson
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M. E. Traylor
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