New York Cities Show Population Increases
Census Bureau releases show Buffalo at 572,217 up from 506,775 in 1920 and New Rochelle at 54,055 up 17,642. Jamestown 44,950 up 5,033 and Ithaca 20,550 up from 17,004. Preliminary gains also reported for Colorado Springs 32,550 rising 2,445 and Grand Junction 10,549 up 1,794 among others.
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New York
Census Bureau
Buffalo
New Rochelle
Jamestown
Ithaca
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Grand Junction
Nashua
N. H
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Ada
France May Display Naval Strength Off Algeria
Paris reports criticism in certain quarters over France staging a major fleet review and maneuvers off Algeria and in the Occidental Mediterranean. The action follows the London naval talks and risks provoking Italian resentment as President Gaston Doumergue travels from Paris to review the combined fleets.
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United Press
Paris
France
Algeria
Occidental Mediterranean
Lonion
Gaston Doumergue
Miller Believed To Have Recovered Loot From Store Robbery
Police think Cecil Miller 23, accused with Albert Gray of planning a fake kidnapping and robbery at McNaughton department store, has recovered about 7000 of the stolen money since escaping a county jail. Sheriff found a hidden stash site after the escape. stone moved, but nothing located.
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United Press
Miller
City Man Hangs Self in Hospital Ward
Alfred Roeder 38 of 2718 Bellefontaine Street hanged himself in the psychopathic ward of City Hospital today while awaiting commitment to Central State Hospital. He used a small rope to form the noose after tossing it over a water pipe.
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Central State Hospital
Alfred Roeder
Bellefontaine Street
City Hospital
Toscanini and Philharmonic Arrive in Havre Europe Tour
Toscanini and the Philharmonic Orchestra arrived in Havre from New York. They are on a concert tour across Europe.
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Toscanini
Europe
United Press
Havre
France
Orturo Toscanini
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York
Storm in India Looms Over Salt Law Protests
Sir Frederick Sykes, governor of Bombay, faces a swift spreading revolt as general strikes halt business over the imprisonment of native leaders for salt law violations. He bans public demonstrations to avert rioting.
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India
Sir Frederick Sykes
Bombay
Tax valuations cut for two receivership firms
The state tax board reduced valuations for the T. H. I. E. and the Indianapolis Street Railway Company, both in receivership. Street railway value drops from 7,416,565 to 6,506,590 and T. H. I. E. from 3,363,924 to 2,768,544.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
State
Senate Vote Promised on Veterans Bill
The bill to raise World War veterans benefits will not be sidetracked in the Senate and will be fully debated and voted on. It would extend to 1930 the time for claims and liberalize veteran insurance laws while cost ranges from 181 million to 404 million dollars yearly.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Senate
James E. Watson
Ind
Watson
House
David A. Reed
Veterans’ Subcommittee
Finance Committee
Reed
Director Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Actress Seeks Divorce From Playwright Husband
New York May 2 stage and screen actress Jane Winton plans to divorce her husband Charles Kenyon author of Kindling and other plays. She will charge incompatibility as the reason for the separation.
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United Press
NEW York
Jane Winton
Charles Kenyon
Follies
Tailored to Your Individual Measure All Wool Suits
The ad offers custom fitting and high quality all wool suits crafted to each customer’s measurements. Bargain pricing and prompt alterations are advertised. Local shop promises durable fabrics and a trusted tailoring service.
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Kryptok
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