Mrs Purdy Tells Story Of Her Life
The interview recounts a young woman narrating a life of hardship, love, and a self-inflicted shooting after a domestic dispute. She describes fleeing an unhappy marriage, wandering to New Haven and Pennsylvania, then reuniting with a former partner. She says she attempted suicide, survived, and remains hopeful as her lover expresses enduring love despite rumors of a previous marriage and a deceased child.
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Viceroy of India Denies Rumors In Ahmedabad
Reports from Ahmedabad dated March 11 describe police actions surrounding Mohandas Gandhi and associates. British authorities claim arrests linked to anti-British unrest, while Gandhi urges nonviolence. London dispatches detail Sikh resistance in Punjab and rising violence linked to extremist groups, with casualties and mass desertions among civil servants amid social tensions.
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Mohammedans Protest to England Over Montagu Resignation
Indian legislative assembly members and Mohammedan delegates condemn the British government action surrounding Montagu's resignation as secretary for India. They praise Montagu and advocate for Khalitar reforms while voicing grief at the development. The Nagpur and provincial councils honor Montagu amid political tension and Gandhi arrest comments surface.
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Two killed in India riots reported by London Times
London, March 14 reports fatalities from riots in the United Provinces. In the Hirdiol district two rioters were killed and others wounded, a sub inspector wounded while police fired on a mob amid unrest in agricultural districts.
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Gandhi prepared to stand trial in India charges attached
Gandhi Mohandite and Sharkerlal appeared before an Ahmedabad magistrate Saturday charged with publishing articles by Gandhi in Young India causing disaffection against the government. They pleaded not guilty but declined to cross examine witnesses or open defence. They were remanded for trial to begin soon and conclude within a fortnight.
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Motor Law Violation Case Involving Samuel Polley
Samuel J. Polley of 2s Monroe Street South Norwalk was booked at police headquarters for qula violation of motor law. He is alleged to have failed to secure his vehicle properly and was released on his own recognizance pending a city court appearance today.
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Collins Charges DeValera with Inciting Riot in Cork
In Cork a large crowd faced disruption as speakers addressed the meeting amid anti-treaty displays. Collins accused DeValera of incitement while protesters clashed, destroying platforms and scattering anti-treaty literature across the streets.
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Mellon Signals Tax Path To Pay Army Bonus
The article reviews Secretary Mellon's preference for financing the soldiers' bonus through a sales tax and outlines cost estimates under revised plans including an insurance certificate option. It notes projections of billions in cost depending on how many accept certificates and borrow against them, comparing cash and certificate scenarios and signaling political battles over bonus legislation.
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Troops capture 1500 in Africa amid city clashes
Reported dispatches describe 1500 troops seizing districts in Africa while Imperial Light forces clash with strikers at Ble tis Park. Johannesburg suffers casualties as water supply fights back, with hospitals overwhelmed and muting unrest spreading through Fordsburg Jeppe and surrounding areas.
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Gunplay at Cork meeting capsizes crowd for Collins
Report describes a violent Cork gathering where gunmen blocked gates, pressed on protesters, and disrupted the speech as Collins addressed a large audience. He later offered to stand as a target for supporters, while clashes with armed factions drew gunfire and civilian resistance, with Sinn Fein aiming for international recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Irish Situation Today Is Puzzle Even 10 Irishmen
Dublin March 12. Reporters note Irish leaders split into Treatyites Republicans Laborites and Separatists with mutual distrust. De Valera and Colling seek common ground with Sinn Fein delegates amid deep internal rifts and external British pressures. Details of Ard Mhels talks reveal moderation but strong opposition within Stack’s followers.
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Belfast Quiet After Rioting
The article notes a drop in unrest as Lord Mayor says martial law rules are still strong. Military authorities tighten controls and seize surrounding areas while residents are moved to safer accommodations. A woman wounded Friday dies, bringing week’s death toll to 22.
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Administration seeks treaty vote this week
Administration leaders push for a vote on the Poor Power Pacific treaty with reservations as debate looms. Senate action expected in coming days with Lodge seeking unanimous consent and opponents warning against rapid action while aiming to avoid a prolonged clash.
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Untitled report on Anglo-Irish treaty meeting
Arthur Griffith, president of the Dsil Firearm, told a meeting in Dundave Ireland that he signed the treaty to secure the last ounce possible from England. He warned that inviting another round to gain more would gamble with the nation’s life, urging unity in the approval.
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Bethel Protests Dr Black’s Order At Devon Motion Picture House
A protest erupts as Bethel residents oppose Dr Black’s vaccination order and a theatre postponement at the Devon Motion Picture House. A mass anti vaccination meeting is planned with Bridgeport Medical Liberty League president Samuel F Frayles speaking, amid calls to resist the operation.
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Bridgeport Epidemic Ends Reported by Officer
Report from Bridgeport authorities states the so called smallpox epidemic has ended with no new cases since last night. Existing patients are still under treatment at the institution and officials note no active infections in the area.
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Fleischmanns Yeast Promises Regular Bowel Action
Hundreds of men and women report relief from constipation by eating Fleischmanns fresh yeast. Doctors warn against indiscriminate cathartics and advocate food based elimination. In tests, normal bowel function returned in days to weeks with daily yeast. Place a standing order with your grocer.
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Fight for Liberty Is Unconquerable Gandhi
Gandhi declares in prison that his freedom and the Indian independence movement remain unconquerable. The Nationalist leader, arrested in India, emphasizes that Britain’s coercion cannot deter the push for Swaraj by peaceful means. The note reaches Washington and underscores Gandhi’s resolve amid detention.
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Washington
India
Mahandes K. Gandhi
France May Lose 1924 Olympic Games Controversy Grows
Paris faces a potential loss of hosting the 1924 Olympic Games as Paris officials refuse a ten million franc offer and push for Parc Des Princes instead of the proposed venue. The Olympic committee fears parliamentary delays over a twenty million franc plan, while city leaders press for extra funds and a larger stadium. Senator Johnson and other lawmakers prepare to address ratification debates with reservations as the dispute continues.
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