Harvard riot at Ratcliffe college ends with 12 arrests
A Harvard undergrad riot in Cambridge, Massachusetts, involved eight students and four residents arrested after a disturbance that damaged vehicles, disrupted the Brattle Square police station, and led to tear gas. Two police officers were injured as crowds attacked cars, streetcars, and the university area.
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Cambringe
Mass
Harvard
Cambridge
Ratclfife College, & Women’s Institution
Brattle Square
Cambridge Police Department
Harvard Square
University Theater
Moving Picture House
Radcliffe College
Briggs
Bernard
Boston Elevated
Lam- Poon Fhilding
Memorial
Wife blinds husband with acid in domestic dispute
Los Angeles report says Mrs Rebecca Greenburg 60 blinded her husband Morris with acid after years of unhappiness. Police records quote her saying she planned the act for 130 years and that he nagged her by staying at home too much.
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Los Angeles
Rebecca Greenburg
Morris
Ene
Georgina Scott
Solo-Serve
Mia
Main Ave
Brackenridge High Scebers
Last U S War General J Warren Keller Dies at 98
Springfield Ohio April 22 The last Civil War general J Warren Keller 98 died at his home after lapsing into a coma from age related infirmities. Keller once served as speaker of the national House of Representatives. Treasury receipts for April 20 were 79010998.80 expenditures 22961565 balance 444710193.08. Customs duties for 20 days of April were 13705414.26.
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Springfield
Ohio
J. Warren Keller
General Keller
National House of Representativs
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Jewish Views of Russia Debate set at local synagogue
Debaters from the Young People’s League of Congregation Agudas Achim and the Hillel Foundation of the University of Texas will discuss the Jewish view of the Russian experiment in Communism. The event airs at 8 p.m. Sunday at the synagogue on Main avenue and Quincy place with Louis Lee and William Sinkin for Teague, Nat M. Washer as chairman, and Justice Edward W. Smith and W. J. Knox serving as judges.
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Russia
Young ‘People's League
Congregation Agudas Achim
Hillel Foundation
University of Texas
Main Avenue
Quincy Place
Louis Lee
Wilam Sinkin
Teague
Nat.m. Washer
Edward W. Smith
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
W. J. Knox
Reparations Meet Set for June at Lausanne
Geneva April 22 The Jong deferred international debts and reparations conference was tentatively set for June 6 at Lausanne Switzerland. Representatives of the major powers attending the disarmament talks found the date agreeable with former Belgian premier Georges Theuns slated to preside.
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Geneva
Lausanne
Switzerland
Georges ‘Theuns
Belgium
Bus Collision Injures Thirty Oxford Students in Ohio
Thirty students from Oxford High School at Fairview were injured in a bus collision with another car en route to Pittsburgh for an industrial plants tour. Two may be fatally hurt as the overturned bus carried them to Pittsburgh. the crash occurred near St. Glatreville, Ohio, on April 22.
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ST. Glatrevilue
Ohio
Oxford High School
Fairview
Meg
Bia
Pitaburgh
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