Hostility to Rule in India Grows as Strikes Loom
London reports indicate rising Hindu and Muslim discontent with British rule in India amid ongoing civil disobedience. Leaders condemn the viceroy’s October conference plan as too vague while the all-India Congress moves to intensify strikes against land tax replacing salt tax agitation. Wholesale arrests surge in Sholapur as troops and police hunt Gandhi followers. curfew keeps natives off streets after 7 p m.
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London
Bombay
India
Daily Mail
Daily Herald
Tej Bahadur Sapra
Lord Irwin
Bombay Dispatch
Daily News
Stock Exchange
Indian Merchants’ Chamber
all-India National Congress
All Parties Committee
Sholapur
Royal Ulster Rifles
Weather Fair and Cooler Across Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee, generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Virginia will see showers this afternoon then generally fair and cooler tonight. Thursday brings fair skies with winds shifting from southwest to west or northwest. High yesterday 83, low 63. figures differ from last year. Readings taken at 6:30 p.m. daily by Buoy, U.S. Weather Service.
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Tennessee
Virginia
L. Buoy
U.S. W
Capone Seeks Habeas Hearing In Miami Jail
Miami May 14 and May 24 reports detail habeas corpus efforts for Scarface Al Capone and three companions held in Miami federal and state actions. Circuit Judge Aly Thompson was to hear petitions while police pursued arrest authority and padlocking actions against Capone’s Palm Island residence.
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Miami
Fla
Scarface
al Capone
Aly
Thompson
Vincent C. Giblin
Chicago
Miame
Scarface al
Capone
Pennsylvania
Nick Circella
Albert Prignanon
Sylvester Agoglia
J. C. Thompson
Golf Walker Cup foursomes announced for tomorrow
Ap news reports the Walker Cup matchups for tomorrow with players Geogie Von Elm, George Voigt, Cyril Tolley, Roger Wethered, Bobby Jones, Dr. O. F. Willing, Rex Hartley, T. A. Torrance, Roland Mackenzie, Don Mee, Sir Ernest Holderness, J. A. Stout, Francis Culmet, Jimmy Johnston, William Campbell, and John Nelson Smith set to compete in the foursomes.
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Saxuwivasy
Sug
Aay
Puaivings
Walker Cap
Geogie von Elm
George ‘Voigt
Cyril Tolley
Roger Wethered
Bobby Jones
Dr. O. F. Willing
Rex Hartley
T. A. Torrance
Roland Mackenzie
Don Mee
Ernest Holderness
J. A. Stout
Francis Culmet
Jimmy Johnston
William Campbell
John Nelson Smith
Potatoes Market Mixed Across Regions And Stocks
In Chicago on May 14 AP reports potatoes showing varied activity with old stock slow while market remains firm on Russet and Bliss Triumphs. Wisconsin Round Whites sold from 260 to 290 and Idaho Russetts from 350 to 375 for best stock. Texas Bliss Triumphs traded 360 to 875 with limited 3B0. Alabama and Louisiana listings show Bliss Triumphs around 50 to 390.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russetts
Texas
Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana
Bishop Cannon Under Scrutiny in Stock Market Charges
Bishop James Gannon Jr of Washington D C faces charges from the Episcipacy committee over alleged stock market activity as secrecy shrouds proceedings at Dallas Texas. Prompted by Josephus Daniels and G T Fitzhugh, with Judge James P Woods urging a trial, the group outlined potential actions against bishops and lay signers while officials refused to reveal further details as the continued coverage notes seniority based deliberations.
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Dallas
Texas
James Gannon, Jr
Washington
D. C
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
N. Sc
Navy
G. T. Fitzhugh
Memphis
College of Bishops
Marie Cherges Fitzhugh
Daniels
Woods
Fitzhugh
F. P. ‘Culver
Cisco
W. A. Candler
Atlanta, Ga
Collins Denny
Richmond, Va
E. D. Mouton
Charlotte
Wask
1930 Census Figures for American Cities
Laurel Mississippi shows 17 936 residents an increase of 4 899 or 37 12 percent Wichita Falls Texas has 43 607 residents up 3 528 or 8 7 percent Vallejo California records 14 360 a decline of 6 747 or 46 98 percent Key West Florida lists 13 118 down 5 631 or 30 percent
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Laurel
Mist
Wichita Falls
Texas
Vallejo
Calif
Key West
Fla
Former Governor Jp Buchanan Dies
Murfreesboro Tenn May 14 AP John F P Buchanan 83 former Tennessee governor 1891 1893 died at his home Born Williamson County Oct 24 1847 served in Civil War Confederate army Political career included two terms in the legislature and 1890 Democratic nomination for governor He presided during the Coal Creek war and the lease system was later abandoned Funeral services set for tomorrow morning
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
John FP. Buchanan
Tennesee
Williamson County
Buchanan
Coal Creek
Anderson County
Youth Drowns Near Bristol Tennessee
Three year-old Charles F Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Barytes near Bristol, drowned yesterday in Beaver Creek while playing with other children. A sister and an older sister recovered the body after discovering it floating in the stream.
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Bristol
Tenn-Va
Charles F. Brown
Walter Brown
Barytes
Beaver Creek
Census drive urges Kingsport residents to fill forms
The Kingsport Times asks uncounted residents to complete census blanks and return them by mail or in person at The Times office. The form requests name, relationship to the household, schooling, birthplaces, language, immigration year, naturalization, English ability, occupation, employment status, veteran status, and war service details. It stresses timely submission for accurate city counts.
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Kingsport
Issen
United States
Naval Pact Probe Under Fire In Senate Hearing
In Washington on May 14 two cabinet members faced sharp questions from the Senate in a London pact inquiry. Secretary Adams and Stimson defended naval policy amid charges of radical changes. Hale pressed why American cruiser plans were altered. Adams denied unsafe concessions. The wide room crowded, smaller naval committee chamber mostly empty.
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Washington
London
Renty
Sam- Evand Adams
Soeelen Relations Committee
Senate
Tohnson
Callon Conference
Delons
Adams
Hale
Capitol
Naval Committee
Navy
Congress
Stimson
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate weighs London treaty impact on U S naval building
Washington May 14 The senate naval committee opened a probe into high er riser clauses of the London pact and possible shifts from U S naval doctrine. Secretary Adams, Admiral Pratt, and Rear Admiral Jones testified as committee members sought whether ratification would alter America’s eight and six inch cruiser balance.
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Clauter
Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Stimson
Foreign Relations Committee
Sveretary Stimson
London
Naval Committee
Adams
Hale
United States
Great Britain
England
Congress
America
William V. Pratt
Hilary P. Jones
Naval Establishment
Byrd Party Arrives in Balboa After Polar Flight
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, returning from his South Pole exploration, landed at Balboa in the Canal Zone at 9:31 a.m. aboard the Rangitiki. He and a small group, welcomed by locals, planned two weeks in the zone to regroup before sailing to New York for a national acclaim.
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Balboa
Cunal Zone
Richard E. Byrd
Balla
Dunedin
New Zealand
United States
South Pole
Canal Zone
New York
Ranguilly
Russell Owen
New York Times
Lloyd Berkner
Charles E. Lofgen
William C. Plaines
Richard Kanter
United States Navy
Isthmian Airways
Hilton Hy Bailey
Cox Returns to Sullivan County on Liquor Charge
Nashville May 14 Governor Horton issued a requisition to Governor Pollard of Virginia for Claude Cox who was said to be wanted in Sullivan County on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor. He was deported to Abingdon Virginia for arrest.
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Cox
Ked
Nashville
G—overnor Horton
Pollard
Virginia
Sullivan County
Claude Cox
Abingdon
McBride to Again Testify on Liquor Home-Brew Claim
Washington May 14 F Scot McBride of the Anti-Saloon League will testify before the senate lobby committee next Tuesday after questioning his claim that Fort of New Jersey said liquor could be made legally in homes. McBride said Fort’s reported move toward a dry in the New Jersey GOP primary could influence Dwight Morrow and Frelinghuysen.
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Washington
F. Scot McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Fort
New Jersey
McBride
Senate Lobby Committee
House
Dwight Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Morrow
Farr
Open ing 3 8 to 1 Sc off to a shade advance
Chicago market page notes wheat opened with a slight gain, then moved lower as others like corn oats and provisions also eased. Corn held near unchanged to a higher ridge early but later softened. oats and other grains followed the general downward trend.
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Chicago
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago trade notes
Chicago markets report May 14 lists butter prices at 7 1 2 for weak creamery and 33 1 2 for extra firsts and 30 to 34 for sail firsts. Eggs show 20 785 weak with extra firsts 21 1 2 to 22 and graded firsts 20. Abe prices noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Students Protest Snooping Turned Battle With Cops
Chicago students held a protest over campus snooping and liquor concerns that escalated into a clash with police. About 500 students faced night-fire, bottles, and brick-throwing as riot squads and firemen quelled the bonfire scene on the University of Chicago campus.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Nolice
George QC. Fairweather
Tairweather
University
Phackttars
Mquer
Blackfriar
Smare Aleck
Mandels Hall
George C. Fairweather
Rides Bull to Gotham in New York Race
Ralph Sanders plans to leave Harlingen Texas to reach New York City first in a race against Benton Stack who intends to depart in 30 days. Sanders rides a large black bull named Ralph as Stack wagers on his goat and jackass contest start.
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Harlingen
Tex
Ralph
Sanders
New York City
Fins
Benton Stack
Jackass
Stack
New York
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