New Delay India says Linlithgow to lead India autonomy
The report outlines Lord Linlithgow succeeding Lord Willingdon as viceroy and argues for India gaining autonomous federation status within the empire by 1933. Linlithgow’s wide experience and travel are cited as preparation for broad responsibilities in political reform and constitutional shaping.
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India
Marequess
Linlithgow
Lord Willingdon
Victroy
Tord Linlithgow
Wishoi
Indie
Iy Potica
Broweh
Cbirman
Black Draught Laxative Trusted by Thousands
An old reliable vegetable laxative, Black-Draught, claims to ease constipation naturally. endorsements describe relief from biliousness and sluggish feelings, with regular use suggested and packages sold widely.
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Ralph Burch
Linlithgow family ties mark new constitution era
In 1900 02 Victor Alexander John Hope of Hopetoun House lines up with Linlithgow as a driving figure behind inaugurating constitutions. Linlithgow’s recent Indian agrculture commission report tour and his praised drive in India signal a thrilling term ahead with hopes of rural Indian reforms and enduring leadership.
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Royal Commission
Linlithgow
John Adrtar Louis Hope
Gon- Lorot
Commonwealth
Alexander
John Hope
Hopetoun House
Line
Hthgowahire
National Call
Indian Agriculture Commission
India
Britain
Spring Hill Sunday School and Preaching Attended Here
Sunday services drew steady crowds as Rev Dickerson led the morning appointment here at 11. Fairview filled the afternoon and evening. Visitors from Texarkana, Prescott, Little Rock, and Hot Springs joined locals for worship and fellowship.
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Dickerson
Fairview
Mr. Walton
Jacie Phillips
Texarkana
Boyce
Hope
Bertha Hamilton
Little Rock
Methodist Church
Tom Clark
Prescott
Eammory Thompson
Turner
Rev. Dickerson
C.O. Brint
Hot Springs
U S Reformatory Gives Boys Work in Ohio Prison
In Chillicothe Ohio the federal reformatory built by prisoners houses 1300 first offenders. Superintendent Joseph Sanford says the plant grew from wartime barracks to a modern industrial city with brick plants, shops, dormitories, and training in trades. Prisoners manufacture iron beds, metalwork, and wood items, while farm vegetables and meals support operations. Tradesmen train inmates with weekly shop instruction and one theory session weekly.
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Alcatraz
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
William M. Pinkerton
Callicothe
Joseph Sanford
Federa Industrial, Reformatory
Mindakee
Bort Sherman
Prison Bureau
Inmatts
Uyve
Sanford
A. Yuair Favfery
Wilk
Chillea
Wheat Shortage Hits France Keeping Imports Likely
France faces a potential wheat shortfall due to a mild wet winter reducing yields below last year's 76 million quintals. Forecasters expect a crop around 95 million quintals, pushing prices up as import needs rise for 40 million citizens.
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Paris
France
Perthiges
Magicians Reboot Stage Craft In Private Settings
In a shift from grand theatre to intimate venues, magicians embrace sleight of hand over big apparatus. John Mulholland notes psychology and showmanship drive magic, while a new school favors pared down tricks and direct audience engagement.
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Haword
Allaway
Associated Press
New York
Jielence
John Mulholland
The
Conjurer's Journal
America
Howard Thurston
Mulhalland
Society of American Magicians
Julia J. Proskauer
Thurston
Hetrmannh the Great
Harry Kellar
Houdini
Blackstone
Hardeen
Houditil
Hey
Theodore W
Harry Weiss
Brooklyn
Atlantis
City
Dack Gwynne
vVaudeville
New School of
Wizards
Ade Duval
Tommy Martin
Cardini
Fred Keating
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Dai Vernon
Nate Leipzig
Mulholland Klmeelf
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Great Britain
Peneleg Foe
Spring Hill
Renalina
ING
Teather and Lyles
Coe
H. Furelquist
Brush
St Louis
New Orleans
U.S. Reformatory
Alcatraz Prison
United States
Fort Stockton
Texas
Seddie Ligon
Comanche Creek
U.S
Orville-Werringer
McWilliams & Co
Hope, Ark
Calomae
Ald Carter
Bismar
Ford
UCC
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