Indian Government Decides to Seize Rebel Chieftain
United Press reports Britain’s India policy moves toward arresting Mahatma Gandhi, sparking fears of a large uprising among his followers. London officials and Indian leaders weigh the risks as Montague secretaries step back and arrests are contemplated to curb the passive resistance movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ghandi
Saifendria Ghose
Gendi
Washington
Ashington
D. C
Longos Mareni
Mal
Aim
Meethi An
Giwis
Mantag
India
Han
Agi
Woman aided by citizens in recovery effort
Mrs Jahnson and eight helpers assisted after a fire damaged a schoolhouse on Christ Road. Local volunteers from the Elka committee plan to raise 600 to rebuild, with a appeal led by Burke and Landingham. Recovery measures continue as residents promise aid for Lueska’s home project next week.
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Gach
Sor
Burke
Courthoure
Landingham
Varthunee
Fudite
Anty
Didees Balluy l
Sobuzon
Ehiliseen
Cor Sons Coristi
Weather report fragment from East Texas region
Fragmentary weather notice reports temperatures and wind patterns. Mentions a front tracking across the area with possible changes tonight and into tomorrow. Data appears garbled but indicates cool to mild conditions with southeasterly flow and potential rain chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antenio Racinitye
Hetarday
Texas
Human Spider to Scale Bank of Commerce Building
City eyes focus on Strothers man Arthur Ry Hill as Salvation Army workers prepare a mid afternoon stunt on the Bank of Commerce Building. The plan includes a climber reaching the fifth floor and a crowd gathering to witness the feat with city officials approving the permit.
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Eges
Fie
Ciy
Stromhers
Saledad
Arthur Ry Hill
Strothers
Tae
Itake
Ispicns
Salvation Army
Workera Velil
Tae Cotherina
Lis
Waolworth
New
York City
Fseus
Singer
New York
Singee
Seale
Free Love Clubs Said to Exist Among Boys and Girls in St Louis
A garbled early 20th century report alleges free love clubs among youths in St Louis and nearby areas. It cites statements by city officials and educators about teenage social circles and supposed clandestine gatherings.
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ST. Louis
St Patrick's Day to See Irish Rule in Erin
Irish provisional government to take control of all Irish affairs after centuries of struggle. The piece notes American support during the fight for independence and hints at a 1922 establishment, with ongoing battles against English influence and economic pressure. The article promises further details on page nineteen.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Erinster
Michael Collins
Colted P
Rlin Castle
Dublin
St. Patrick's Bay
Ireland
America
Patriel
Legion Veterans and Veterans Groups Urge Bonus at Alamo Post Luncheon
At the Gunter Hotel ballroom Alamo Post No 2 of the American Legion will host a weekly luncheon next Monday noon to explain an adjusted compensation measure. Joined by Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars the group aims to inform ex service men and all interested citizens about the proposed bonus.
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American Legion
Disabled ‘American Veterans of
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alamo Post No. 2
Gunter Hotel
British Premier Not Resigning Officially Says London
March 19 a deniat that George has resigned? reports say not in official form. The Nations press notes Lloyd George not resigning yet. Chamberlain holds resignation in his pocket while bills and war issues dominate. The piece cites The London Review and other papers in a political climate leaning toward early veteran aid legislation. The article mentions visits to San Antonio and hospital care for veterans, with comments on national unity and policy debates.
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London
George
Reseras
Abe Treanier
Snnwsf
Mm Allfa
conservative_ weekly
Sir George
Tounger
Llayd George
Zatordas
Today
Lloyd Georgé Hyp
Cuamberlain
Abe Zriah
Lierd George
Lily
Trowce
Americas
Bern
Piha
Auvecete
Dusal Lozios
Tucson
Veterans
Tair
Adequats. Com
Mrasque
Mr. Torr
Washington
Lefors
Rose Iind Senate
Canadiex Nations
Vey
Sisablesk
Bort
Ariel
Leglin
Auroreliy Wa
State bill turmoil and rebel surge reported abroad
March 10 dispatch notes confusion over a stalled state bill and a related reform effort. The report mentions Visier capital and rising rebel activity, with several key figures cited as tensions grow. Details are fragmented but indicate intensified conflict and political maneuvering.
California Quake Shakes San Joaquin Valley to Los Angeles
An earthquake rattled the region from the lower San Joaquin Valley to Los Angeles and the coast, a roughly 200 by 150 mile area. In San Luis Obispo a water line and telephone system were damaged, oil field pipelines broke, and a strong quake disrupted activity. In Los Angeles, reports noted a vibratory shake with clocks stopped and minor damage, while officials tallied limited injuries.
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San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
United Press
Gan Francisco
Naren
California
San Luis Obispo County
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Thyall
Waton Oat Company
Cilifornia
Ptery
Uamage
Sao Wfonquin Valley
Thy
Sie Luis
Los. Angeles
Maren
Wul
Cits
Ueteen
Daring daylight bank robbery in New Braunfels
Bandits robbed the New Braunfels State Bank at noon looting about 75 000 dollars in cash and securities, mainly Liberty Bonds. The five minute heist ended with the robbers escaping toward San Antonio in an automobile as officers raced to block the getaway. No shots were fired and no employees were harmed.
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Texas
New Braunfus
A. Re. Ludwig
Liberty
Cot
San Ja
Brauntele
Nice
Maza
Jerwunters
Austin Wera
Ludwig
Antonio
Tlusine
Sauna
Aelice Martin Gad
A. O. Vir
Alger
Werg
Skeriff
Jazzem Up Choir Delights San Antonio Postoffice Workers
Readers recall a lively late night Letter Land musical with Iajith on palden and a trumpet, as postoffice staff imagine Cairo streets. The February program blended gypsy tunes and Oriental shimmy, with coffee and doughnuts as staff recall the event amid routine duties and a potential of a formal record.
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Letter Land
Postoffice
Cairo
San Antonio
Eriotk
Ucon
Lynas Declan
Hatan
Deafier
Mieangh Wiubers
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled obituary or notice
The text resembles a damaged OCR page with scattered names and phrases. It mentions editor Weill, Captain Bil Haug, and various unclear references to locations, churches, and publications, but the content is incoherent and hard to parse into a clear event or notice.
Mrs Chase Welcomed At Cooking School Event
Mrs Mary Carter reports a welcome gathering for Florence Austin Chase, renowned domestic economy expert, as she led a home furnishings and bedroom decor demonstration on the fifth floor of Wolff Marx Store. Attendees filled the space with applause while Chase urged quality bedding and furnishings to improve comfort and rest.
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Mary Carter
Evening News
Express
Florence
Austin Chase
Wolff & ‘Marx
Zusalabloy
Fury
Gessetis
Chase
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J. W. T. Mason
Mahatma Ghandi
Sis Ding Sipevernenr
Montail
Indian Office
Ghaniti
Serna
Jenie Mine
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Hitels
Ugs-Wesy
Sirsiliers
Bolt
Maine de Cu
Lim
Strathers
Hynisville
Tes
Ahsolon
Jifer
Dire
Oslan
Houston
Bank Gnpbler
Tidgean
T. Louis
Miley
Board of Police Oats
Sitla
Boesen
Laurence Miller
King’s Highway
A .Becwir
Sehiw
Dota J. Mattdox
Hiday
Miller
Miller Radacyzer
Seliel
Miller Ceellard
Ehatess
John
Tobia
Hellivacor
Elias
Tainre
Wes Fer
Treland Ag Arscat
Legion
Trish
Tundon
Lordarls
Meifestale
Visier
Weill
Fonio
Bil Haug
Marshall
Aasslee
Roblinsiate
Minos
Morsilt
Daviy
Pater Otter
Nle
Alaueasons
Threuzhout
Sueroiintinz
Mr. Glares
Twina
Enzys
Wayyy St
Ade
James Whitcomb Riley
Vine Fe
Tor
Ridgeway
Ridgewal
Rida Ek
Mrs. Chase
Jorhi
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