British police restrain Bombay protest as Madras bans congress
June 22 Bombay authorities moved to curb a planned Bombay provincial congress sympathy march for disobedient Garhwal rifles inmates. A small police contingent stood by as rain hindered the procession. The Madras government issued an extraordinary gazette declaring the Andhra provincial congress committee an unlawful association under the criminal law amendment act. Similar bans spread through Guntur, West and East Godavari, and Beswada as war councils were declared unlawful to maintain public peace. Congress leaders expect further actions in Bombay, Bengal, and the Punjab, while leaders predicted continued, long struggle with new executives replacing those arrested. The Andhra presidency governs two districts, with Andhra affected and Travancore? not. Plans in Bombay included large women detachments with black flags, and thousands of boys on relay and men with banners to march.
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Garhwal Rifles
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Beat Lancashire Regiment
Madrag Goverment
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Palica
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Congress
Inka
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Andhra
Tswit
Endurance Flight Breaks Chicago Endurance Mark
Chicago June 22 The City of Chicago piloted by Kenneth and John Hunter drew evenly over Sky Harbor airport, surpassing their own endurance mark in an attempt to break the record for continuous flight.
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Sky Harbor
Pilota
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John Hunter
Endumore
War Fronts Intensify As Shi-Mian Rebel Forces Clash
Shanghai June 22. Nationalist government troops fight rebel Shanaht and Kuor forces across three fronts in Henan and Honan. Reports say Nationalists advance into Shanshi terrain and near Chowkinkow while Hankow dispatches claim counteroffensives against Kuontinchu infantry. Local missionaries report no substantiated Nationalist victories yet. Rebel lines press toward Hankow Wuchang and Hanayan as Huneb region tensions rise.
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Kuor Minehin Trange
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Offanalva
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Rabois
Raiih
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Natonallet
Chowkinkow
Kaifeng
Honan
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Auaminchua
Chumatien
Wuchang
Hanayan
Huneb
Bishop Partridge of Missouri Dies in Kanaue City
The Rt Rev Sydney Catherine Partridge, 78, bishop of the West Missouri Episcopal church and long time missionary in the Orient, died after a brief illness in Kanaue City. Born in New York, he studied at Yale and Berkeley, ordained in 1885, and spent 16 years in China and Japan before becoming a missionary bishop in Kyoto in 1900. He married Agnes Simpson of San Francisco in Japan. a former wife had died. He later served in Manila City, introducing naval business practices and opening a downtown office, and was known as a writer on church matters and Orient experiences.
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Mantas City
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California primary fields four Republicans and a Democrat
In Los Angeles on June 22 four Republicans and a Democrat, plus a woman, filed for nomination to California governor. The candidates include C. C. Young the incumbent, James Rolph Jr. of San Francisco, Huron Fitts of San Anselmo, and Milton K. Young of San Angelo. Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz, from San Angeles, is the first woman to seek the post. The deadline for filing statewide and county offices passed at midnight.
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Jamen Rolph, Jr
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Huron Fitte
San Angalen County
Democrata
Milton K. Young
Son Angalan
Senator Walsh Explains Tariff Policy To Woolgrowers
Montana Woolgrowers' Association President H. Williams of Deer Lodge informs Senator Walsh about the depressed sheep and wool industry and appeals for maximum protection. The president describes current duties, potential increases by the president, and the tariff commission's role in equalizing costs, noting the limits and political factors involved in setting duties.
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Five Hurled From High Cliff Slayer Commits Death by Own Action
New Travan Conn June 4 Thousands watched as Mesmond C. Spang two hours after hurling his wife and four children from a 10 foot cliff leaped to his own death. The tragedy began after his escape from a veterans hospital and drew crowds from across the state to Ansonia where the bodies lay in a morgue awaiting funeral services. Police kept crowds back as Spang climbed the rock and threw the children one by one, then himself, ending a grisly scene that shocked the park’s visitors.
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Conn
Want Inck
Mesmond C. Spank
Esterday
Ansonia
Gertrude Spang
Spang
United States Veterans Hospital
Sivens
New York
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Physician Kidnapped by Mad War Yet
Cheyenne Wyoming June 22 YP A madman forced Dr W T Wilkinson of Tar falle to drive from LaSalle Colorado to Cheyenne at knife point Wilkinson and a policeman overpowered the captor Edward Bray an ex service man of Rock Springs Wyoming was arrested Bray had been to Denver to be examined for mental instability The doctor had been called to attend Bray after he threatened a farmer near Packham Colorado and the incident ended with Bray in custody
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Cheyenne
Wyo
LaSalle
Colo
W. T. Wilkinson
Tarfalle
Edward Bray
Rock Springs
Denver
Judges Prepare New Sentences in Major Conspiracy Case
Coeur d'Alene Ida June 22. A number of Wallace residents convicted in the Shoahoua county rum rebellion faced forthcoming federal sentencing. Central Judge John J McNary planned to begin imposing new sentences for the major conspiracy, with possible terms up to two years in federal prison and fines up to 2000 dollars, though the judge could impose stiffer penalties if warranted.
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UaGalle
Bray
Denver
Fentral
John J. McNary
Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Wallace Realdenta
Ahoua County
Rabeliton
Ambiguous Wallace Mayoral Return Draws Limited Response
The report notes J Tiertman, a leading figure, returning to Wallace as mayor. It states uncertainty about appeals by Wallace residents and mentions a lease of ten thousand years in a period at Lani, Finland, granting a gasoline company a filling station.
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Ihone
Wallace
Lani
Finland
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