Gandhi and Indian Nationalists Face Possible Return to Prison
Resolutions urged mass action against colonial rules and reaffirmed salt picketing and shopboycott rights. Gandhi signaled possible immediate prison return, while Rawalpindi rioting underscored Hindu Muslim tensions and protests over cow slaughter. South Dakota moves consider a greater university plan with merged campuses and new bills on health, education, and public funds.
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Gandhi
Doles
MacDonald
Congress Committee
Rawalpindi
May Compromise On Extension Faces Slow Pace
The legislature lags as only four bills clear both houses and await executive action. A push for faster committee work came from Rep Peter of Toronto. Debates centered on school fund loan rates, deputy assessor duties, and changing school board meeting days. Senate amendments on livestock and rural credits bills passed. South Dakota higher education would fall under unified state control under a senate bill by Senator J B Harkmeee.
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Beard
Davison County
Vermil- Hien
University of South Dakota
State College
Broo
South
Harkness
Ture
Goone
House
Senate
Peter N
Toronto
Department of School and
Pub
Airariff
Clarkson
Clarkson Messurs
South Dakota
Montana Rangers
Unites
J. B. Harkmeee
Mitchell
Fragmented OCR notes on committees and laws
Fragmented text mentions judiciary committees strengthening care laws and definitions. References to Pennington and Honda appear unclear. The piece reads as a rough OCR of legislative notes with uncertain person names and items, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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C.D
Hendste Pennington
Siete Naire
Honda
Judiciary Committee
Panay Fends Off Yangtze Bandits In River Clash
The US gunboat Panay defeated Chinese bandits on the Yangtze River near Shashi while aiding an American cargo vessel and an allied steamer. Both sides fired naval projectiles as roving bands harassed shipping for months, with the Chita run aground after bandits removed channel buoys.
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Murle
United States
Shashi
Oshu
School Bus Overturns Injuring Bonilla Pupils
Lucille Horn a Bonilla consolidated school pupil suffered a fractured arm while several other pupils were bruised and cut when a school bus overturned near here on Highway 41. Driver Harry Mills slowed for a corner then a southbound car struck the rear, sending the bus into a ditch. The bus was lightly damaged and the incident occurred about 8 50 this morning on the way to Bonilla school.
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Bonilla
Lucille Horn
Here
Harry Millsi
Highway 41
Sald
Bonilla School
Revival of a lamb by warm water and rubbing
A sheep care note explains reviving a lamb by immersing the body except the head in warm water, then wrapping in a dry towel and rubbing briskly until dry. After revival the lamb should be fed and placed in a warm area to sleep, and returned to its mother quickly to prevent disowning.
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C. Holbert
Threls
New Link Completed In Air Mail Service
St Paul marks the completion of the St Paul to Winnipes, Manitoba air mail link linking Aklavik to Buenos Aires. Planes depart each morning via Northwest Airways reaching zones where connections are made to reach Winnipes via Canada and South American routes.
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ST. Paul
St. Paul-to-Winnipes
Man
Aklavile
Canada
Buenos Aires
South America
St.Paul
Mouthwest Airways
Candiem Bor
Winnipes Veer
Wertsra Canaia Airways
Disappearance Mystery Haunts Lyons Men in Sioux City
Sioux City police probe the unexplained disappearance of Christ Shawver, 60, and his son, 33, from Lyons Nebraska. They arrived in Sioux City with a truck bed of hogs later sold, prompting belief foul play may have occurred. Recovery news reports from Pierre hospital state Mrs M R Keck is recovering well from an appendectomy. A Yale feeding school hosted by the Yale cooperative creamery discussed dairy cow management and included a free lunch.
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Sioux City
Christ Shawver
Lyons
Neb
Ing
Shawvers
YALE
Poison Linked Salad Deaths In North Dakota Case
North Dakotans die from poison after consuming salad served at a home gathering. Victims include Mr and Mrs Edward Hein and Miss Marguerite McWilliams along with Arthur doransys and Arthur Lessard. Illness began Friday with throat paralysis. three died Saturday and seven more on Sunday. Physicians suspect contamination from tainted ingredients in the salad prepared at the Hein residence.
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Edward Hein
Marguerite McWilliams
Arthur Doransys
Arthur Lessard
Regiment Fully Restarted With S452 Men
A United States regiment conducts a complete restart process with a total of S452 soldiers. The move reflects organizational restructuring and aims to refresh unit readiness and cohesion. Details indicate a total strength of S452 across the ranks as part of a broader reevaluation.
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United States Regiment
Cannon on Usually Gets His Wishes
Bishop James Cannon, a longstanding Methodist figure, is described as a fighter who has sought his aims through ministry and public battles. The article outlines his career as circuit rider, editor, and missionary bishop with travels to Brazil, China, Japan, Korea, Africa, and Cuba, while noting ongoing investigations and political clashes surrounding him. He is quoted on temperance and democracy, framing his advocacy as part of a broader church battle against liquor traffic.
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James Cannon
Bia Bret
Heeghen
Bech
Rete Thres
Irge
South
Randolph-Macon College
Princeton
Brazil
China
Japan
Kores
Africa
Cuba
Democratic Party
Pastor's House Struck by Car Again in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on February 24, P W Jones failed to turn at a corner on Twenty First Street and South Seventh Avenue. His auto struck the bishop's lawn at Rt Rev Bernard J Mehoney's home, wrecking a car window and two house windows. Jones was hospitalized. The house had prior damage from a separate incident when Herbert C Freese fell asleep while driving nearby.
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Sioux Falls
Bernard J. Mehoney
P.W. Jones
South Seventh Avenue
Twenty First Street
Jones
Herbert C. Freese
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Boland
Pennington
Fain Demeanor
Municipal Corporations Committee
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Minnebaho
Atkins
Jerauld
Jerauld County
Johnson
Spink
Fequestiy
Charles E. Meek
Florence Fr. Meek
Redfield
House Hi
Hoffman
McPherson
Woerd
Pierre
M. R. Keck
Sor
Robinson's
Gordon
Huron
North
Grafton
Cannon On
New York
Taylor & Blume
Suction Company
Women's Wear
Furriers
PMT
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