Riots in Bombay Spark Death Toll and Military Patrols
Rioting between Hindu and Muslim groups in Bombay spread from a disturbed quarter to surrounding areas. At least 19 killed and more than 100 injured as troops with bayonets and machine-gun units patrolled key junctions. Rumors of abducted Hindu children and rioting disruptions fueled tensions before a high level government visit was postponed.
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Bombay
India
Davo
Sir Frederickes
Premies
Andrew Bonar Lew
Delhi
Montay
Fathans
Pearl
Treona
Olive
Tito
Heflin Bids To Bar Church Pennant From Services
Washington Feb 1 Senate debate revived a long dormant church flag issue as Senator Heflin Democrat Alabama proposed an amendment to prohibit viewing of church pennants above the altar during services. The sharp exchanges included a clash with Senator Bruce of Maryland. the measure faced strong opposition and was heavily debated.
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Washington
Hoflin
Aibame
Congress
Heflin
Bruce
Maryland
New Hampshire
Knights of Columbus
Senate
Ny Carros
Cotecterl
Non-Risid Airship Delivers Message
A non Risid airship reportedly delivered a message to a rooftop coalition led by Major chief Linneendat oip Wiewnenke. Captain William piloted the craft and jermled the letter to Linneendat’s position as the crew cast off toward their next task.
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Owas
suLenank
Colo Langley Fiehd
Lavinch Tromide
Tle
William
Ana
Three Killed When Boulder Hits Roof
Three men were killed when a loose boulder crashed from a mountainside onto a roof near a Norfolk and Western railway under construction site. The victims were W. G. Menectl of Norfolk Virginia a civil engineer for the railroad and two other workers. An effort today is being made to declare the third man.
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Theo
Wiel Ie
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. G. Menectl
Norvfol
New Yorker Found With Throat Slashed in Brooklyn Parked Car
Nathan Alper a 50 year old wealthy nut goods maker was found slashed in a parked car in a secluded Brooklyn area near midnight. A taxi driver reported two young women running from the scene shortly before he was found. No knife was located in the car and Alper was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
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New Yorker
New York
Brooklyn
Nathan Alper
Patice
Alper
Woman Flyer Aims to Break Three Records Sunday
Miss Trout, age 21, plans a 5 p.m. flight from Mines Ticla to set three new air endurance marks for women. She previously held a 4 hour 12 minute flight record set January 1 and lost it to Miss Elinor Smith who flew 13 hours 16 minutes 45 seconds. Trout seeks to regain the title, extend the eight hour flight benchmark, and surpass the 922 mile 60 horsepower record.
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LOS Ang Be
Mines Ticla
Air Pique
Miss Trout
Air 412
Elinor Smith
New York
Sage
Beadle County 4 H baby beef roster grows with 21 more names
Beadle County adds 21 new entrants to the baby beef program as 49 members are listed after January enrollments. New clubs include Wessington Hills with six members and a Wolsey area club with 12. Last year Yale Baby Beet club had 25 and Prairie Mald with five. Murray of Custer township authorized through a dairy club member to continue the project.
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Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Wessington Hills
Wolsey
Yale
Leroy
Murrray
Custer Township
Ita
Senate Ladies Decide Problem
Washington February 6 The Senate Indies Luncheon Club faced a social dilemma over selecting an identifying leader. Mrs George H Moses wife of the New Hampshire senator was chosen as ident, while widower Senator Citar and host Mrs Howard J Gann were in consideration. Behind closed doors the matter was settled. Mrs Gann was named honorary member and present at the meeting. Frederic Sackell of Kentucky served as secretary.
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Washington
Senate Indies Luncheon Club
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Citar
Cucti
Howard J. Gann
Aucheon Club
N M welcomes Hawks and Grubb in rough weather
N M welcomes Hawks and Grubb after a tense flight hampered by strong winds sleet and rain over West Virginia New Jersey and New York. Grubb fed fuel in flight while Hawks struggled to land as fog and clouds closed in. Captain Hawks arrives to a welcome from wife Edith Franks amid a fragile weather day.
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N. M
Virginia
West
New Jersey
Hawks
Grubb
Cub
New York
Blane
Captain Hawks
Edith Franks
Gettysburg Routs Agar 36-25 in Borough Basketball
Gettysburg edged Agar 36 to 25 in a home basketball game. Sutton led Agar with 15 points while Gordon topped Gettysburg with 14 as the half closed with Gettysburg ahead 23 to 26.
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Agar
Gettysburg
Sutton
Gordon
Vatican Circles Confirm Report On Rome Settlement Date
Vatican circles confirmed the previously reported settlement of the Rome question for Tuesday February 12 with a postponement clause if needed. The seventh anniversary of Pope Pius II’s election was marked with notable Vatican activity, Swiss Guards in bright uniforms, and a planned high mass at St Peter’s with the Pope in attendance.
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Rome
Vatican
Pape Pius II
St.Peter
Holy See
Fra
Michael Angelo
Julius I
St. Damaso
Paters
Personality Shaped in Lecture Tonight by Senora Posadas
Senora Posadas world traveler and psychology student will describe inner cultivation shaping character. The lecture on the mezzanine of the Hughist hotel at 8 o clock outlines her varied background. She has studied psychology across nations and served in diplomacy during the war era.
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Senora Posadas
I Hughist
Uges
Sanora Posadas
India
Elks Observe Past Exalted Rulers Night Tonight
Minneap olis hosts a vaudeville night with Northern Railway quartet and Elka band as entertainment at the past exalted rulers meeting. Nine candidates will be initiated with officers presiding. George Kerr of St Paul and his son Dr B H Kerr of Huron to serve as exalted ruler and leading knight. Meeting begins at 8 o clock.
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Elks
Acra
Minneapolis
Northern Railway
F. Burt
Elka
Willi
George Kerr
St. Paul
B. H. Kerr
Huron
Baron von Huenefeld dies after Berlin operation
Disease ends life of Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld a famed aviator and WWI air pioneer who helped open the north Atlantic route He died on an operating table at a Berlin sanitarium following stomach and intestinal illness that had troubled him for years doctors could not salvage his weakened heart after the operation
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Huenefeld Berlin
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld
North Atlantic
Berlin
Governor Bulow Invited to Military Ball in Sioux Falls
Pierre, Feb 6. Governor W. J. Bulow was invited to be the honor guest at a military ball to be held in Sioux Falls in April, under the auspices of the organized reserves. Col. John M. True presented the invitation. The annual ball will include representatives from each military organization in the state and cadets from State College and the University.
Rail Building in West River Proposed by Hayes
Aberdeen report outlines possible railroad construction in the West River country. Representative T. E. Hayes of Perkins County, enroute to Pierre for the legislative session, described a proposed line from the Northern region.
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Aberdeen
Fell
West River Country
T. E. “Hayes
Perkins County
Pierre
Southern Company Awarded Pipe Contract for City Water Main
Birmingham based Southern Company awarded the contract to furnish larger pipe for city water main projects. Bids came from American Cast Iron Pipe, J. E. Crow Company, and others. City engineers await final approval pending advertising and specifications for United States Cast Iron Pipe main extensions.
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Eiginger
United States
Caet Iron Pipe
Maid Tells Of Death and Is Held in Burnham Case
Chicago Feb 6. A maid at Mrs Selma Burnham's home testified about a late night intrusion and threats to sign a paper linked to Burnham's death. She said a man claimed she killed her husband and hinted at a slot machine syndicate. investigations continue by legal authorities.
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Chicago
Selma Burnham
Mary Doran
Burnham
Céntrol
Edward T- Riley
Mebury Starts Plant Detroit February
Industrial action reports indicate Mebury begins plant operations in Detroit in February with Dow and A A B among key partners. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR.
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Mebury
Detroit
PB. Dow
Murray Corporation of America Announces Memphis Plant
The president announced the start of construction on a 2 million dollar body plant in Memphis Tennessee. The facility will process up to 2500 bodies daily, indicating a major expansion for the company and increased production capacity.
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Murray Corporation of América
Memphis
Tenn
Bellwood Man Heads Hereford Society at Des Moines
DES MOINES Feb 6 H J Smith of Bellwood Neb is named president of the American Polled Hereford association at its annual convention closing today. Secretary E O Gammon cites 11 642 Polled Hereford herds in the United States. Ribbons awarded to show winners and a sale featuring seventy head of cattle listed for today.
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Des Moines
H. J. Smith
Bellewood
Neb
American Polled
Clinton S Carnes Given Five Years
Clinton S Carnes former treasurer of the Southern Baptist Home Mission board pleaded guilty in a Atlanta superior court to embezzlement and was sentenced to five years in prison. He disappeared last summer triggering a probe that uncovered an alleged shortage of nearly a million dollars in his accounts and led to his arrest in Canada.
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Clinton Cares
Southern
Baptist Home _ Mission board
Canada
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