Gandhi Sentenced to Six Years Imprisonment in India
The Associated Press reports Mohandas K. Gandhi, the Indian non-cooperation leader, was sentenced in Ahmedabad to six years in prison with no hard labor after a sedition arrest. The ruling references his civil disobedience campaigns and calls for boycotts of government schools, courts, and legal practice.
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India
Edwin Montagu
Associated Press
Ahmedabad
British India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Howyers
Conupera
Indian Secretary Named Amid Turbulent Times
A garbled report recalls Indian Secretary appointments and resignations during a period of political strain. It notes changes within the cabinet, questions of governance, and disputes over state leadership and administration amid broader regional tensions.
Cold Light Show Highlights New Toy Grinders at Expo
A crowded exhibit in Los Angeles showcased the Cold Light device by inventor Toy Anglow and Mod. Mitloypally. The demo promised a brighter future with high priced possibilities. The event drew officials and visitors to see affordable home uses and potential safety concerns.
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Maret
Mod
Mitloypally
Toy Anglow Duventor
Wittoog Villas
Weather forecast for San Antonio misreads and garbled text
Fragmented forecast notes a stormy period with thunderstorm potential and unsettled conditions across western and eastern regions. Mentions a low pressure system near a major city, with temperatures around the 80s to 90s in parts and variable winds.
Harding's Vacation Ends With Golf Round
President Harding’s Florida vacation nears its end as he returns to Washington by special train amid one final golf round and a planned review of naval funding changes. The party includes Mrs Weeks, General Sayer, Attorney General Daugherty, and Secretary Fletcher, with Fletcher noting the trip’s outdoor exercise benefits. The first tasks on return will address naval appropriations and potential reshaping of the navy’s base moves.
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Weeks
Florida
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Daugherty
Fletcher
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Bec
Navy
Oberchain jurymen resume discussion after six hours
In a delayed session the Oberchain jurors reopened debate after six hours of deliberation. The court room mood remained unsettled as prosecutors and defense pressed for reconsideration while jurors weighed the evidence and potential verdicts.
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Oberchain
Burglars Loot Stores and Steal Goods in City Burglary Spree
A chaotic Thursday night saw burglars target Sandfieldta and several shops in Austin area neighborhoods. Thieves dragged out merchandise including silk shirts hosiery and suits, with total losses estimated around 2500 dollars. Police report multiple incidents and one suspect jailed on theft charges after a chase near West Commerce. A separate report notes a donation of 750 dollars and show-related stock concerns amid War Finance Corporation plans.
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Helio
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Teiday
Satih
Agnavtad
Agleen Teiday
Tony VI
Hlatuen
Ellington Avenue
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Ak Yasue
Conference on Miners Wages Postponed for Data Preparation
New York March 38 The arbitration committee of eight miners and operators delaying their first session on wage settlement to consult organizations and align with labor tacit. The temporary pause extends seven weeks, delaying the April 1 contract expiration while a new agreement is negotiated.
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New York
Macch
Imne
John Ta Levis
Trans-Mississippi Coal Operators Association letter turmoil
A fragmented report discusses the Trans-Mississippi Coal Operators Association with Missouri, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Iowa. It cites disputes over wage scales, anti-competitive agreements, and calls for unity among central states amid regulatory and political friction.
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Hangas
Marvel
Aseas Ciation
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Missouri
Mineas
Oklahoma
Arkansay
Ows
Itiney
Yoylow
Kansee' City
Avmuciation
Secretars
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Taylor
Davia
Gorcltic Agremmane
Chraiyinasy
Leteer
Jitneys Fight Reaches Corporation Court Confrontation
Mayor files action in corporation court over jitney operations as twelve others face charges for overload violations. Jitney operators, many cited previously, appear on polite blotter with limited numbers. some defendants detained after alleged repeated offenses near river avenue and sixth street while others flee.
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Heckster
Mayor Black
Austanco
River Avenue
University professor recalls ghost stir in Montana
Philadelphia March 18 Dr J Had de L Belton professor of psychology at Temple University recalls a reported haunting in Missoula Montana linked to the MacDonald family. He says the case resembled a 14 year old Mary MacDonald foster daughter and notes the episode featured rap noises and alleged occult phenomena analyzed as possible fakery by investigators.
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Autigundsh
Mary
Missouri
Montshin Perry
Belton
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Ehaly
University’ of Montana
Missoula
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Ald
Antigoniah
Mary Bile
Walifay
Mary Ellen
United States
Gina
Ae Brothry
Lloyd George Denies Resigning Next Week
Prime Minister Lloyd George denies plans to resign within the next two weeks. Reports suggest Coalition tensions remain, with advisers noting none of his statements should be taken as a final decision. The London press highlights uncertainty about government stability and future policy directions.
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Catal
Soldier 8 Killed In March Maneuvers Report
Fragmentary text describes a fatal incident during military maneuvers with one soldier killed and another injured. The report mentions high altitude and a failed attempt to escape, with unclear names or locations due to damaged OCR.
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Proposal on Bonus Measure Uncertain Amid House Debate
Washington March 15 Speaker Gillette outlined plans for a conference with House leaders on whether to entertain a bill to revive a cash bonus provision. Rep Bennett Mandel discussed delay tactics and possible re committee action while Democratic leaders pushed for a vote to end the session and adjourn Monday.
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Geddy Dodiny
House
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Mardite
Gillett Ax
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Main
Walang
William
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Mase Eiasekte
Alta Ing
Y'isuw Lefore
Interhegdaustud
Moudall
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Mardel
Grocer Held Up During Close of Day
A grocer named Whittaker was robbed as he prepared to close. An unknown assailant forced him at gunpoint, tied him, and escaped with about $30. Police surrounded the scene, prisoners were questioned, and officers pursued the suspect along public streets. Whittaker describing his ordeal and fear for his safety.
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Walter Elkud
Brewin
Four Killed After Quiet St Patricks Day Unrest
Four persons die as terrorists resume activity after St Patricks Day curfew in Belfast. A newsvendor on a bicycle is shot, a man killed on Newford Road, a bomb injures several on Thompoor Street, and a girl dies from bomb injuries. An elderly woman and her niece are injured when a bomb is thrown into their Thompson Street home. A man is found dead on Claremont Lane with a bullet wound in the head. Authorities say measures and commissions are established to oversee security amid ongoing turmoil.
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St. Patrick's Day
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MeGreevey
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Lisuaker
Lore Ovmings
Pretentious Opium Dens Located By Narcotic Chief
A chaotic report describes narcotics officers led by Chief Deputy Patice Commbesionen visiting a Central Park precinct department. They found opium dens and a man named Golds arg smoking opium. statements note dampened hallways to hinder fumes and multiple detentions. Detected detectives faced witness caution and a sudden death is noted with Detective Charles Laws collapsing during a funeral procession.
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Juche Tower
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Louse
Recognition News Highlights Local Want Ads Appeal
San Antonin residents and readers from Santile to Chicago learn about the value of want ads. The piece notes how daily papers shape a community by linking job seekers and listings, urging readers to explore opportunities and notices in the evening edition.
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Santile
Bury
Betroit
Chicago
Gilignapeliy
Medina
Fragmented note on civic orders and figures in Coast County history
An OCR fragment referencespatible names and places such as Washington and County authorities, hinting at a historical civic order or meeting. The garbled text mentions special substaters, committees, and a general sense of administrative activity, though details are unclear.
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