Gandhi Demands Equal Standing for India in Empire
Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi urged Great Britain to grant India an honorable and equal partnership within the empire. He spoke at St James Palace, insisting India belong in the federation with a cord of love, seeking native control of army and foreign affairs and cooperation without hindrance to Britain’s finances.
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London
Habatos
M. K. Gandhi
Sustere St. James’ Palace
Great Britain
India
Gandhi
Britain
Senken
Uge Tulis
Bert
Rae Ae Forea
Atiken
Sheena
Munger
Posaibie
Pere Sil
Hartford Heir Honeymooning Amid Family Turmoil
George Huntington Hartford, heir to a vast chain store fortune, travels with his West Virginia bride Mary Lea Epling Welch amid a custody dispute with his mother and a claim by Mildred King that she was promised payment or adoption in exchange for keeping the relationship private.
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Bluefield
George Huntington Hartford
Ray
Alvetcog
Westbride
Hartford
Fortine
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tex Company
Mary Lea Epling
Sf Welch
W. Va
Covington
Walt
Mea
Henrietta Hartford
Mildred
New York
Harvard
Boston
Leslie
Hawaii
G. T. Zp
Welch
Oak
Willie Willis and the Big Dog Sightings
Willie Willis recalls a humorous encounter with a large dog as neighbors suspect his awareness, reflecting a lighthearted anecdote from the 1981 Publishers Syndicate. The quip captures rural humor and a wary moment with an animal.
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Publishers Syndicate
Doctor Says Slump Makes Us Healthier
Chicago September 15 Dr Freston Hubbell of Detroit told the American Electronic Research association convention that low mood benefits health. He noted a drop in death rates and said depressive times deter illness and aging while many Americans follow stricter diets and activity schedules.
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cHicaGo
Freston HK. Hubbell
Detroit
Amerian Electronic Research Association
Ritchie Urges State Control Of Public Utilities
Atlantic City September 15 Governor Ritchie urged state control of public utilities opposing government ownership. He argued states can set rates and service, warning against federal control and political misuse of the issue. He favored minimal legislative intrusion while noting utilities’ faults being addressed.
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Atlantic City
Maryland
Adg
American Bar Association
Ritchie
Immediate Aid Urged by Labor in Ohio Convention
At the Ohio State Federation of Labor session in Columbus on September 15, a resolution urged President Hoover to convene a national conference of industrial leaders and labor centers for immediate relief of the unemployed. The measure, sent to committee, followed by a call to report at the opening session next day. John P. Frey of the AFL accused captains of industry of trying to create economic serfdom and urged joint management through cooperation as a remedy.
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Columbus
Hoover
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Harry McLaughlin
Cleveland
Ohio
John P.frey
American Federation of Labor
Farm Owner Killed in Crash In Limestone County
John Cain, wealthy dairy farmer of Limestone, died today when a truck collided with another vehicle. His son Guy Cain, 24, the driver, was injured but not seriously in Moundsville. Police调查 underway and local authorities reported the wreck occurred during the afternoon rush.
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Moundsville
John « Cain
Guy Cain
Alséo
Drums and Fifes Serenade Civil War Vet Encampment
Des Moines Iowa September 15. Civil War veterans attend the sixty fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Serenades revive classic marches as 1 200 veterans, aided by auxiliary members, gather for a reunion with noted musicians from Philadelphia and Wichita. Notable moments include a racehorse memory and discussions of future commanders in chief. The Springfield Michigan bid for the 1922 encampment gains momentum. The event features national officers and a joint Sons of Union Veterans and Ladies auxiliary convention bringing total visitors near 10 000.
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Des Moines
Vickdburg
Gettysburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Georgia
Conde
National Association of Civil War Musicians
Winslow J. Fries
Philadelphia
Wichita, Kansas
Saloa
Gun- Hay
George H. Pounder
Fort Atkinson
Wis
J. W. Osstner
Kansas City
Kansas
Gastner
Vicksburg
Baunder
Castner
Ehie
Samuel Tawa
H. I. Merrill
Wichita
Springfield
Anna McGrath
Rochester
Merrill
Genavieus Hager Lane
Kate G. Rayior
National Women’s Relief Corp
Good Fellowship
Sons of Union Veterans and
Sta Axillary
Ge 4. A
Ahe Nurzillaring
Union of Farm Interests Urged
A two day conference called by the American Farm Bureau federation launches a campaign to unite America’s agricultural interests. State extension directors and farm agency representatives aim to strengthen Rural services and coordinate farm agencies to combat misleading propaganda and inform rural communities about co operation principles and needs.
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America
Federal Farm Board
Cooperative Associations
Teachers of Vocesional Agricultural Education
Congress
Fairmont Dentist Held in Charge of Manslaughter
Reno dispatch reports Mrs. Martha Hutchinson formerly of Fairmont West Virginia a county clerk was killed Sunday night after falling from an automobile driven in a negligent manner by Dr Pierre Andre of Fairmont. Andre was charged with felony assault and bail set at 85000 with preliminary hearing postponed to Saturday.
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Reno
Martha Hutchinson
Fairmont
W. Va
Pierre Andre
Pairmont
I . Andre
Singer Grace Tibbett Divorced From Lawrence Tibbett
Mrs Grace Mackay Tibbett was divorced from Lawrence Tibbett in Reno today by Judge Benjamin F Curter. The court approved property agreement and details of testimony were not disclosed.
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Reno
Grace Mackay Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett
Benjamin F. Curter
Elsie the Lake Monster Subdues Town in Wisconsin
A cattle farmer from Podgeville Wisconsin sparked a Lake Elsie chase as a rogue sea creature overturned a truck broke into a packing plant and charged residents forcing police to respond. Chief McCormick and a University of Wisconsin life saving crew corralled and towed the animal to shore before it was halted by a hunter’s revolver.
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Lake Mendota
Ray Vincent
Podgeville
Wis
Farmer
Isle
Elsie
William McCormick
Iake
Eisie
Mae
TV Boss
Elele
Pirot
McCormick
Sterling
Glass Advocates Increase in Tax
Washington Sept 15 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia former treasury secretary urged a tax increase and called for a November meeting of his sub committee to draft legislation to curb stock market speculation. He favored higher marginal rates and fewer exemptions to widen small taxpayers’ contributions. He also discussed banking regulation over revenue measures and noted his prior plan for a five percent tax on short resale securities might have curbed deficits and stock gambling.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Destain
Tehmen
United States
Aleo
House
John G Tileon
Connecticut
Thomas
P. Gore
Oklahoms
Qisa
Regialos
Constable Waives Slaying Hearing In Beckley
Beckley September 1. Constable Bibb and Jak Hill waived prelimary hearing before Justice M F O Dell on slaying charges in the Luther Honaker case. Bibb held on 500 bond for grand jury action on manslaughter. He was initially charged with murder after Honaker was shot September 4 during pursuit near Raleigh County. The charge was amended to manslaughter by Summerfield Raleigh County assistant prosecuting attorney.
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Beckley
Ben Bibb
Jak Hill
Powen
M. F. O'Dell
Luther Honaker
Bihy
Honaker
Offleryé
Fayette County
Raleigh
Body in Piracy Case Will Be Searched For
NEW YORK, Sept. 15. Hope of solving the Long Island pirate mystery waned as authorities planned a search of books to locate the body of Benjamin Collings, missing yachtsman, while offering immunity to the unknown pair named by Mrs. Collings as her husband’s assailants. His wife maintained she believed he was alive, even as divers prepared to probe the waters of Long Island Sound.
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New York
Aolving
Long Island
Benjamin Collings
Yachtaman
Fever Epidemic Fought At Ohio State Hospital
State officials and Cleveland authorities join to stamp out typhoid fever at the state hospital. Police guard Lake Erie beaches to keep bathers away after fears the outbreak could spread. Hospital patients and staff are monitored as measures are intensified.
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Cleveland
Lake
Ele
Hoover Plan Aims to Spur Home Building and Ownership
President announces a new nationwide program to lift business mood by encouraging home buying and easier credit. One thousand delegates will convene December 2 to 4 to review a year of study by major committees and discuss the plan’s results.
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Washington
Wibe
Legion to Talk On Dry Problem at Convention
A Detroit Free Press report says a high American Legion official asserts the upcoming convention will vote on prohibition. The unnamed source cites Senator Simeon D. Fran of Ohio as predicting Congress action within sixty days after convocation if the Legion favors modification of the dry laws, with a likely proposal to legalize beer and wine containing three and one-half percent alcohol. The official expects a lively battle over the issue and a majority backing the proposed remedy among delegates.
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Detrof
Free Press Maya
American Legion
Legion Noat
Free Press
Simeon D. Fran
Oho
Republican National Committee
Congress
Legion
Sen
Fess
Boston
Faus
Swift Justice Dealt Out to Holdup Pair
Homerest Pa September 15 Within eight and a half hours after arrest for taking three thousand dollars from James W Roy mine superintendent in a payroll holdup Om charger of taking 3000 from Roy got sentenced. Glevinger 20 and Watkins 21 of Indian Head Fayette county received concurrent prison terms for robbery and arms law violations. Glevinger 3 to 10 years and 2 to 4 years, with Boin pleading guilty. Police said they found the men near Donagal with a pistol.
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Homerset
James W. Roy
Otynil Clevinger
Ehner Watkins
Indian Head
Fayette County
Glevinger
Western Penitentiary
Boin
Donagal
Thes
Man Held in Death of Charleston Resident
Huntington, Sept. 15. Brad ford M. Parrent of Huntington is held under 83 000 bond awaiting grand jury action on murder charges tied to the death of E. W. Wilson, a Charleston resident found dead after a Huntington hotel dispute. Wilson, formerly of Louisville, suffered a fractured skull when his head struck a curb as Parrent said he struck him while Wilson tried to stab.
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Huntington
Bradford M. Parrent
E. W. Wilson
Huntington Hotel
Charleston
Parrent
Wilson
Louist
Dietrich Suits Filed In New York Court
Two suits against Marianne Dietrich by Zia von Sternberg wife of Josef von Sternberg were placed for October 5 in a New York supreme court. The actions allege alienation of affections and likely related claims.
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New York
Tmevie
Mariane Dietrich
Bel
Supreme Court
Mra
Zia von Sternberg
Josef von Stermberg
Play by Play of First Series Tilt at Cumberland Tonight
Charleston seeks Middle Atlantic league crown against Cumberland Colts at Cumberland ball park with Chip Helmick facing Melvin Miller. The Gazette will relay play by play via magnetic board and Western Union leased wire, with staff updates from Cumberland. Public library hedge, no charge. orderly turnout expected for first game.
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Charleston
Chip Helmick
Cumberland Colts
Charleston Senators
Cumberland Ball Park
Melvin Miller
Helmick
Andy Fisher
Gazette
Western Union
Hale Street
Carey System, Inc
Cumberland
Sredbasane
British Fleet Hit by Unrest Over Pay Cuts
London reports say Britain's Atlantic Fleet exercises were suspended and ships recalled to harbor due to unrest among sailors over proposed pay cuts in the Snowden budget. Senior officers cited reduced naval pay as causing dissatisfaction. pay scales would drop markedly across petty officers, seamen, and ordinary seamen.
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London
Great Britain
Atlantic
Admiralty
Emna
Atlantic Heet Hag
vaUlng
Gettain
Cuta
Board of Admirals
Sbegun
Tureday
North Ana
Woman in Noted Murder Case Dies
Kalamazoo Michigan reports the death of Mrs. Sammy I. Tabor, once a wealthy Van Buren County social figure linked to the Maude Tanor Virgo trunk mystery. The 75 year old widow’s controversial accounts emerged from the 1916 disappearance and later discovery of Maude Virgo’s body, with a trial that ended in a hung jury and charges dropped for lack of evidence.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan
Pear
Sammy I. Tabor
van Buren County
Maude
Tanor Virgo
Maude Tabor
Virgo
Mrs. Tabors
Maude Tanor Virgo
Texas lawmakers mock Long in protest over cotton plan
AUSTON Tex Sept 15 The Texas House and Senate reacted angrily to Huey P Long's charges that legislators were influenced by money. Rep J H McGregor led a fierce attack calling Long ignorant and a demagogue. The bodies moved to hear Long’s response as they weighed acreage curtailment for the 1932 cotton crop, with prospects of a large reduction.
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Auston
Tex
Texas
Huey P. Long
Louisiang
Long
J. H. McGregor
Austin
Aid School
Senate
House
McGregor
Louisiana
Tie
United States Senate
Hurricane death toll rises after 150 bodies found in Belize church
Belize British Honduras Sept 15 authorities raise the hurricane death toll as 150 bodies are recovered from wreckage of a Catholic church. Recovered to date around 850 with more expected as searches continue. Bodies cremated at a central funeral pyre, no identities given. Ceremonies attended by officials.
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Belize
British Honduras
Bellee
Eesiphets
Ro Ceremantes
Loretta Young Divorces Grant Withers in Los Angeles
Loretta Young, a film star, was granted a divorce today in Los Angeles from actor Grant Withers. The testimony cited marital strife and financial disagreements, including disputes over a dress and a costly item production notes.
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Los Angeles
Loretta Young
Grant Withers
Testi
Heart Balm Suit Against New Hubby Won't Bother
Los Angeles reports David J. Hutton, husband to evangelist Aimee McPherson, faces a breach of promise suit from Myrtle St. Pierre who claims $200,000 after a romantic elopement. Hutton and McPherson deny, saying the charges are groundless while facing a public scandal. The case centers on promises following their introduction by mutual friends and a future evangelistic tour.
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Los Angeles
David J. Hutton
Aimes Semple MecPheroon
Myrtle Bt. Pierre
Mr. McPherson
Hutton
Myrtle St
Pierre
Joan St. Pierre
Perann
McPherson
Mina
Bierre
Aimee
Huttodl
Hopes Dwindle for Safety of German Fliers
The Lisbon to New York airship with three aboard may have been forced to land in a remote spot as fuel ran out. Rescue efforts by Coast Guard and Long Island pilots yielded no results, while authorities considered a forced landing on the Canadian coast or Bermuda sightings that later proved unreliable. The craft, named in honor of its German owner Wil Rolty, left Lisbon at 4:30 yesterday and disappeared after crossing the Azores.
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New York
Lisbon
Pati Poate
Thas Mimib
Pan
Coat Guard
Long Island
North Atlantic
Nungessey
Coll
Berlin
Wil Rolty
Christian Johansen
Wer Filer
Fernanda Costiy i Viega
Azores
Bermuda
Ops
Race
Newfoundland
Halifax
Gas Lands Sale Order Suspended in Receivership Case
A Delaware court suspended the sale order for three Tha State Natural Gas properties to Southeastern Gas and Water Co. for 4150,000. Circuit Judge A F Hutson set a 30 May delay after requiring a 500,000 surety bond, amid ongoing receivership actions for Twin States and West Virginia assets. The deal includes cash 1200,000 and 205,000 in paper, with United Carbon demanding stronger security before final approval. Proceeds and final actions await page 14.
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Carbon
A. F.huteon
Tha State Natural Gas Company
Southeastern Gas and Waster Company
Delaware
Twin States
Hudson
West Virgina Properties
Ang
United Carbon Company
Osten Ee Swartz
Penn Natural Gun Company
Fitdeoln
Cabell
Putnnm
Bowers Jackson
Roate
Saura-Garreté
Kentucky
Southeastern
Papelilery
C R Graham Resigns as Otts Chief Clerk
The resignation of C R Graham after 11 years as chief clerk in the claim division of the state compensation department was announced by Commissioner Lee Ott. The resignation took effect September 1 with W R Mendenhall acting chief clerk and no permanent replacement named. Ott said Graham plans to go into business.
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C. R. Graham
Charleston
State Copspensation Department
Lee Ott
W R. Mendenhal
Graken
Ott
Gribam Tee
Will Likes Gandhi's Position in London
Beverly Hills Calif Sept 15 London has fed the anxious talk of conferences over disarmament with delegates traveling by special boat and months of work behind the scenes. A plain speaking fellow mocked high diplomacy, declaring Gandhi’s simplicity stronger than all the elaborate authority of world leaders.
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Beverly Hills
London
Aliceehy
Diplome
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