Rioters In India Kill and Injure Dozens Amid Unrest
Telegraph dispatch from Bombay reports Mohanmedan rioters in Sholapur kill nine policemen and fear more assassinations. Refugees, including women and children, flee as the city sees at least fifty dead and four hundred wounded. British guards rush to restore order as violence spills to Sylhet and Poona with arrests for sedition and clashes with Gandhi followers.
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London
Ray D
INS
Mohammedia
Sholapur
Haid
Bombay
Shulapur
Poons
Caluillts
Mahatma Gendhi
Sylhet
Assur
Doctora Matatina Gandhi
Crone Yerroda
Jerry Poona
Guperat
Uleix
Gopichard
Lahore
Atonal Congress
Rockefeller Adds Million and a Half to Building Fund
John D Rockefeller has added 1,000,000 to the 2,000,000 he gave two years ago for University City buildings. The announcement came from Raymond R. Foslick to Senator Andre Elenhoras, president of University City, noting architects expect the original sum insufficient for planned construction.
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Rockefeller
Parib
John D Rockeféller
Goiversity City
Raymond R. Foslick
Andre Elenhoras
University City
Ser
Bobby Jones Farewell Dinner in Atlanta
In Atlanta a modest Bobby Jones, the U S open golf champion, was toasted by the city elite at a farewell dinner before his trip to England to pursue further major titles. He thanked attendees and noted the absence of another opportunity for such a gathering upon his return.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Jones
England
Eugene
Lack
Victim of Stock Crash Ends Life After Big Loss
In Chicago on a May day, Byron G Dowes shot himself after losing his wealth in a market crash. Dowes owned a manufacturing firm that failed into bankruptcy and left his wife, then his mother, who found him dead near a flower bed.
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Chicago
Ferdinand Street
Byron G. Dowes
Hidself
Dowes
Whitstan’lingworth's
Pagburn
George Keene
Champion Hunter Has Likely Pup From California
Tulare informant Tay Bruce, a noted Californian lion hunter with a long record of liens dating from 1019, announced yesterday that his young bound Whoopie is under training and showing rapid progress toward a future championship. Despite being a pup, Whoopie has already joined three hunts and is described as a cross between a hound and fox hound.
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Tulare
Tay Bruce
Bonter
Italle
TARM MEN EIN CRASH AT SLANGLEY FIELD
Percy G. Diack of the Eighth Field Artillery is hospitalized as the sole survivor of a midair collision that killed Lieut. Col. Phea Amara of the Siamese air corps and Giewl. Trobert J. Brown. The two planes plunged 200 feet. Brown died soon after in the hospital. Amara was killed instantly. Back sustained injuries. An advertisement promotes Mother’s Day purchases.
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Slangley Field
Percy G. Diack
Eighth Field Artillery
Phea Amara
Siamese Air Corps
Giewl
Trobert J. ‘Brown
Us AA
Air Corps
Amara
Brown
Black
Gangley
Back
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