Boycott Grips India Strangling British Trade
Web Miller reports from Karachi on the Indian nationalist boycott harming British trade. Mills close and orders cancel as millions refuse British goods, while Gandhi presses nonviolent resistance and aims to cripple empire finances. Lancashire cotton mills suffer, India’s vast population remains largely clothed in locally produced dhotis and saris.
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Karachi
India
England
Mahatma M. K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Ganges Valley
Bombay
Calcutta
Lancashire
Dole
China
Civic Pride Leads to Jail and Hospital
Evanston residents Willard Baird and Erwin Eulrich bickered over city populations, escalating to a fight that left Eulrich in a hospital with a broken nose and Baird in the police station. Chris Thorne was arrested as the bootlegger supplying liquor for the party.
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Preas
Eulrich
Baird
Thorne
Mormons Hold Session Around Historic Kirtland Temple
Several hundred members of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints encamped in forty tents around the historic Kirtland temple where founder Joseph Smith settled to build the church. The annual reunion continues this week on the site.
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Kirtland, O
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Kirtland Temple
Smith
Swift, Chicago Meat Packer's Son, Commits Suicide
William E. Swift, 35, son of a Chicago meat packer, shot himself in a sanitarium Saturday night after two years of ill health. He was New York resident and died from self inflicted wound.
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New Pree
New York
William E. Swift
Chicago
Cinderella of the talkies Frances Dee rises to star status
Frances Dee, once an extra in college days, lands the lead opposite Maurice Chevalier in The Little Cafe after a film test on a Paramount lot. Her rise from U Chicago co ed to contract player highlights grit and a continued ascent toward stardom.
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Frances Dee
Talkies
Ollywood
Cal
Paramount Lot
Maurice Chevalier
Frances
Chevalier
Hollywood
Paramount
Maurice
Buddy Rogers
Fox
Randes
University of Chicago
Rances
Graft furor at Tammany roils New York politics
United Press reports Tammany Hall faces a major issue in the New York guberna torial race with graft accusations and calls for a state inquiry into city corruption. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt weighs whether to order a probe, risking political backlash or Republican accusations of ties to Tammany. China note adds a separate fact about alum.
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United Press
NEW York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ewald
James J. Walker
New York City
Tammany
Charles H. Tutetle
United States Attorney
29 Injured in Auto Crashes Over Week End
Twenty nine people were injured in automobile accidents over the week end according to hospital police and sheriff records. Howard Murley 528 Chadwick street suffered a skull fracture when he fell from a speeding auto at North street and Capitol avenue. William Simpson 39 of 930 Warren avenue driver of the car is said to have failed to stop and was arrested on charges of possession of liquor and failing to stop after an accident. Marley is in serious condition. Others injured included Lorraine Johansen 24 of Lexington Neb., Bernard and Gertrude Johansen, Phratus Johnson 30, Albert Wright, John D. Burton 32, Mrs Tim Riggins 42, Mrs William Wright, Gale Davidson, Victor Sclipcea 21 months, Frederick Ferguson 9, Ned Wamsley 7, Frozena Haynes 7, Herman Gordy 16, Pleasant Shack 17, Spurgeon Davenport 19, W. N. Miles a d wife, John Roberts 73, Motor Policeman Ray Meistner, Frank Stevens 22, Rev Albert Shadd and Mary Collins family in a collision near Crawfordsville.
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Chadwick Street
North Street
Capitol Avenue
William Simpson
Warren Avenue
Marley
City Hospital
Lorraine Johansen
Lexington
Neb
Bernard Johansen
Gertrude Johansen
Lyndhurst Drive
Washington Street
Phratus Johnson
West
Senate Avenue
Albert Wright
Anderson
Thirtieth Street
Emerson Avenue
John D. Burton
North Denny Street
Hamilton Avenue
Michigan Street
Timothy S. Riggins
North
Belle View Place
East Tenth Street
Woodruff Place
William
Wright
Julian Avenue
Kessler Boulevard
Sixteenth Street
Gale
Davidson, G
Cleveland
Twenty-first Street
Sherman Drive
Victor Sclipcea
New York Street
Frederick Ferguson
South
Meridian Street
Ned Wamsley
Windsor Street
Frozena Haynes
West Walnut Stret
Indiana Avenue
Blake Street
Herman Gordy
California Street
Pleasant Shack
Spurgeon Davenport
W. N. Miles
Washington Boulevard
Tenth Street
John Roberts
Lexington Avenue
State
Southeastern Avenues
Ray Meistner
West Washington Street
Frank Stevens
College Avenue
Albert J. Shadd
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
John Collins
Helen Collins
Mary Collins
Collins
Crawfordsville
Pettit Completes 370 Hour Home Sit Victory
Hartford City brief notes 15 year old Gerald Pettit ends a long tree sitting protest after 370 hours, expressing satisfaction with winning a place in Asa Cline's Kempton home despite Cline being an invalid.
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Hartford City
Ind
Gerald Pettit
Asa Cline
Kempton
Civil War Turn Against Northern Forces Deepens
Shanghai reports a turning point with the recapture of Tsi nin and rapid Nationalist advances along the northern front. The government claims defeats and captures of troops and munitions have dealt a morale blow to Peiping forces.
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United Press
Shanghai
China
Tsinin
Tsimin
Peiping
Automobile missing notices filed for I E Green and neighbors
Police were told that vehicles selected as belonging to I E Green of 116 Harris Avenue Hud son Somer from Georgia and Illinois streets may be missing.
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I. E. Green
Harris Avenue
Hudson Somer
Georgia
Illinois
Back Home Again Stolen Cars Recovered by Police
Police recovered several stolen vehicles including a ae coupe found behind 1827 Cornell avenue and a Chevrolet sedan located at 1000 South Senate avenue. Cars linked to Earl Barkmear and Feo Cowens were recovered at listed addresses. others include an Essex coach and a Ford roadster with corresponding finder locations.
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Goodlett Avenue
Mors Secs
Cornell Avenue
Feo Cowens
North
California Street
Holly Street
J. Votles
South Alabama Street
South
Senate Avenue
Tim Davis
Broadway
Essex
Alvord Street
Roy Nesbitt
North West Street
Cora Street
Auburn Touring
Washington Street
Emerson Avenue
Parochial teachers to hold health institute at Catholic Center
Parochial school teachers will attend their second annual city health institute at the Catholic community center on August 25 26 and 27. Rev A R Fussenegger center director will preside.
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Catholic Center
Catholic Community Center
A. R. Fussenegger
Gardens Can Fill Family Larder in Drought Year
Indiana drought experts urge late vegetables to bolster family larders. J E Dickerson marketing specialist notes turnips spinach late lettuce and late beans can thrive with light rainfall. He forecasts normal yields for tomatoes onions and beets due to increased acreage and timely germination measures.
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Indiana
Department of Agriculture Bureau
J. E. Dickerson
Department of Agriculture
Dickerson
Funeral Rites Today for Benjamin F. Ogle
Funeral services for Benjamin F. Ogle 41 Indianapolis chemist and pharmacist who died last week in Las Animas California from injuries in a motorcycle accident were to be held at 2 pm today at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Sanford A Ogle 2837 North Denny Street.
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Indianapolis
Las Animas
Cal
Ogle
Sanford A. Ogle
North
Denny Street
Butler Faculty Member Named Professor Emeritus
Miss Katherine Merrill Graydon, a Butler University English literature faculty member for twenty three years, has been named professor emeritus by the board of directors. Robert J. Aley announced the honor today.
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Butler
Katherine Merrill Graydon
Butler University
Robert J. Aley
Republicans Claim Democrats Slander Hoover
Will R. Wood, head of the Republican congressional committee, said on Sunday that Jouett Shouse and Democratic leaders have slandered President Hoover. Shouse, chairman of the Democratic executive committee, will respond tonight in a 30 minute radio broadcast across 33 stations. Wood accused Shouse of expert misrepresentation on business and tariff matters and urged Democrats to present a program.
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United Press
Washington
Will R. Wood
Republican Congressional Committee
Jouett Shouse
Hoover
Shouse
Democratic Executive Committee
Wood
Bound to Grand Jury in Assault Case
John Hisler aged 39 of 2970 North Dearborn street was bound over from municipal court to the Marion county grand jury on a criminal assault charge. He is accused of attacking a 16 year old girl near Ft. Benjamin Harrison a week earlier. The Fourteenth annual joint convention of the Indiana Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association and the Men's Apparel Club of Indiana will be held September 1 2 and 3 at West Baden Springs hotel West Baden.
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Dearborn Street
Municipal Court Three
Marion County Grand Jury
Hisler
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana Retail Clothiers’ and Furnishers’ Association
Mens’ Apparel Club of
Indiana
West Baden Springs
West Baden
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