Gandhi Ends Fast to Seek Democratic Reform in Rajkot
Mohandas Gandhi, 89, ends a 3 hour 25 minute fast after a dispute with Rajkot’s ruler Thakore Sahib Siri Dharmendrasindas. The viceroy Linlithgow intervenes, plans a visit to New Delhi, and a new advisory body to propose democratic steps is discussed amid calls for broader governance reforms.
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Ingia
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Thira
Marquess of
Linlithgow
Gandhi
Rajkot
Thakore Saheb Siri Dharmendrasindas
New Delhi
Rajkof
Teil- Wisory Foundil
Goushi
Course Planned for Safe Driving at SA Vocational School
San Antonio Vocational and Technical School will launch a safe driving course for lumber yard deliverymen. Announced by GO. E. Trants, principal of evening and part time schools, the program is partly sponsored by the San Antonio Lumbermen's Association. Instructors include Albert Solutre Brann, Ed Swindler, and E. S. Rower. Classes start Mondays and Tuesdays nights from 7:10 to 9:30 for 12 weeks.
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San Antonio
Walsive
GO. E. Trants Pricipad
San Antonio Lumber~ Tien
Aotiation
Albert Solutre Brann
Ed Swindler
Sexal Automotive and Traffe
E. 5
Rower
State Highway Patrol
Ice Mint for Tired Burning Feet Relief
Women in high heels and men on their feet endure fatigue and burning sensations. Ice Mint provides cooling relief with a refreshing feel that soothes stinging and calluses. Economical to use and easy to apply, it promises quick comfort for tired feet.
Men Found Guilty In Tarp Theft Case In Houston Area
Paulin from A. N. Simmons of Poe teeth women was found guilty and sentenced Tuesday by Judge Charles J. Matthews to 30 days in jail. Accused are Henry Trevino of 206 West Houston Street and Narciso Espinoza of 412 South Saveio Street, alleged to have committed the offense March 1 on the market plaza.
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Sterling
Paulin
A. N. Simmons
Poe
Charles J. Matthews
Jin County
Henry Trevino
Pistes
Weal
Houston Street
Narciso Espinoza
Saveio Street
Pisza
Fire destroys barn at Alamo Dressed Beef plant
Fire investigators review loss after a blaze at the Alamo Dressed Beef facility consumed a warehouse, causing an $800 loss and damaging 2800 worth of ware. Fire crews found two small flames and smoke before discovering the blaze on Tuesday. no injuries reported.
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I Alamo Dressed Beef Company
Avenue
Dickison Praises His Constituency
Representative P. E Dickison of San Antonio praised his constituents in Austin as he began the final week of the Fortieth sixth Legislature. He called them very tolerant and self sacrificing and said many express views unselfishly.
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Dickison
Austin
P. E
San Antono
Bills to curb loan sharks reach Texas house committee
A Texas house sub committee reviewed seven bills aimed at curbing loan shark practices amid testimonies of usurious rates and harmed workers. Dallas figures show 1077 complaints from 2745 loans, $55902 borrowed with $56231 in interest, average loan $2152 and typical interest around 20 percent.
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Austin
House
Joan May
House ‘State Affairs
J. M. Penny
Dedas Better Business Bureau
Aft Pi
Teans Sharks
Dallas
Affray Injures Knight in Austin. Fractured Skull
George Knight, 27, of 410 Seventh Street, suffered a fractured skull in an affray and was hospitalized at Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Knight had been fined $16 on March 4 by Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerbarat for affray and was remanded to jail. He reportedly was struck by a baseball bat by an assassin, with the blow landing earlier and the skull fracture discovered Monday. Blore Building at 710 South St Mary’s Ghvel for rent. classification 37 Light Wants Ads.
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Seventh Street
Lin Ain
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Knight
Justice of the Teace
Raymond Ger
Police
Assassant
Blore
South St. Mary’s
Ghvel
Weather notes for San Antonio and vicinity
A weather recap shows considerable cloudiness Tuesday night into Wednesday with slightly warmer highs around 64 on Tuesday rising to 70 on Wednesday. North east and east winds on the coast, lighter winds inland. Forecast includes varied temperatures across Texas, with rain totals and moon phases noted, and a routine weather table listing many stations with cloudy to clear conditions.
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West Texas
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Stanth
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Teer
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Lexie
Texas
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Magn
Issha Brady
Texad
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Gayiada
Harleston
Nenas
Ark
Loa Anaile
Caithy
Clady
Origins
New York
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Ney
City of Glourly
Onpelie
Neloo
Clone Palestine
Corvent
Yvirka Bara
MovesClear Workington
Wirthn Kean
Whston
Wilmiottnin
Det
Mminneniicen
New
Minimeer
Juvenile Court Bill Up In Senate Overhaul
Senate considers a bill to enlarge the Hexny county juvenile court board. Introduced by Senator J Franklin Spears of San Antonio, the measure argues for an expanded, nonpartisan board including district court judges from Bexar County, county courts at law, and the county judge. Members would earn 1500 dollars yearly plus existing salaries, paid from the county general fund monthly.
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Austin
Maren
Hexny County Juvenile Court Board
Tie Senate
J. Franklin
Spears
San Antonio
Bexar County
Couity General Fund
Commissioners’ Court
Suit Transferred to Federal Court Over Disability Payments
A Houston Texas suit filed by Eiis Burnett of San Antonio against Ube Bb Paul Mercury and Indemnity Company seeks 5000 in lieu of disability insurance payments. The case, transferred Tuesday from a state district court to the Federal District court, alleges weekly payments to a former Gunter Hotel coffee shop waitress are insufficient to cover medical care and living expenses after an injury on May 8, 1998.
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Eiis Burnett
San Atonio
Ube Bb
Paul Mercury
Indemnity
Federal District Court
Fonner Gunter Hotel
Plea of Guilty in New York Manslaughter Case
Marie Burckhalter, 43, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in White Plains after admitting she helped her husband Eugene Burckhalter, 41, commit suicide by blocking air vents with a vacuum hose and carbon monoxide. She claimed moral innocence, saying the act was a technical crime. Sentencing by Judge Coy will occur within 10 days.
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Wleide
White Plains
Burckhalter Tokher
Eugene ¥. Burkhalter
Burckhalter
Mahating
Judge Coy
Progress Report on Newsprint Mill in Loikin
Rapid progress in the construction of RB newsprint mill at Loikin was reported here today by B. L. Kurth, president of Southland Paper Mills, Inc. Production is contemplated the latter part of December.
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Dalias
Loikin
B. L. Kurth
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
False report penalty asked in wedding death law debate
Austin lawmakers consider a bill making it illegal to give false information to a newspaper about a wedding birth or death. Introduced by Representative Arthur Hedlund of Belton. Anyone knowingly making a false report could be fined up to 500 dollars or jailed up to five months or both. In a separate case, Van Elis pleaded guilty to unlawfully carrying a dagger and was sentenced to month in county court.
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Austin
March
Arthur Hedlund
Belton
van Elis
McCollum Bazack
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