Bombay era of Gandhi and empire in heated editorials
A jumble of 1920s opinion notes cites Gandhi, British policy, and Indian freedom, paired with reflections on tariffs, Prohibition politics, and Wanamaker’s philanthropy. It mentions the mood of the nation, temperance groups, and figures like Hoover, McBride, and Cortlandt over naval treaties and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Gandhi
Giles
Indi
United States
Argalora
United Stes
Lemtpeb
Bobby Jones Triumphs Over Tolley In English Amateur Fourth Round
In Scotland on March 29 Bobby Jones edged Cyril Tolley in a 19 hole marathon to reach the English Amateur quarterfinals. Jones led at 13 with a birdie then fought back after Tolley tied at 14, finally winning the decisive 19th hole. Jones, with other Americans in the event, marked a big day for the US contingent.
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ST. Andrew's
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Cyril Tolley
Toner
Claguie
George Voigt
Amicrivan
Mactio
Aliauian
Gevint Britiader
Serenity Clonky
Bobby
Tnien
Jon
Harrison Johnston
George von Elm
Noland MacKenzie
Francis Ouimet
Alvéura Uarry Brower
Jones
Hiv
Talley
Athe Green
Genteel bout leaves Moley edged by Janes in rough duel
In a tight amateur clash at Gueland the favored Bobby Janes from Amelinan gall ace toppled Moley who fought hard, taking a 50 second fourth round, with decisive blows sealing the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grit Moley
Gueland
Bobby Janes
Light Showers Forecast for Los Angeles Area
Weather briefing from the Brownsville to New Mexico trough predicts unsettled conditions for the next 24 hours. Light showers are expected for San Antonio on Wednesday night and Thursday as a low pressure area to the west lingers with a high to the east.
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San. Antonia
Jlot
Darling
Weather Bureau
Texas
Brownsville
New Mexico
Idarhog
Death of B G Setsh and city annexation figures
Eulogy for B G Setsh, prominent San Antonio builder and former San Antonio Real Estate Board president, who died at Sante Hoke hospital after midnight. The piece also reports annexation totals for San Antonio, with $17,025,000 in properties and improvements added, including subdivision counts and district details from Fifth District court.
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B. G. Setsh
Euctras Tul Development Grojgela
San Antonio
Reol
Beacon TV
Terence
Montclair
Alani
Heights
Brackenrilge Place
the Highlands
Nnialen Terrace
Hol- Forest
Trish
San Antonio Real Ketate
Yeers
Alamo Abstract and Guaranty Company
Irish
Forisfifth District Court
Lestihieny
Paul Peiffer
G. N. Murphy
Reinetudlen
Annem
Pfeiffer
Tow
Fingham
G. F. Taylor
Alamo Heights
South San Antonio
the Arsenal
Incarnate Word College
Fort Sant jMoluston
Fort Worth Census Update Reveals 160 892 Population
Fort Worth reports a preliminary 1960 census figure of 160 892, announced by J We Slitt district supervisor. May 10 counts feed the decade total and note interest vis ion. The city shows a growth of about 61 percent versus prior decade.
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Fort Worth
J. We Slitt
Welnesday
Want Ads: For Sale and Rent Listings Include Hotel and Bungalow
Listings show a 22 room hotel for sale with close location and classification note. A seven room frame bungalow with modern features and fireplace is listed at 3750 dollars with easy terms. Southside home for rent at 27.50 monthly features five rooms on large grounds. Classifieds mention near Ganoda, Jackson County, and offer additional notes about ads reading habits.
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Clostin
Sm Tillubte
Jackson County
Ganoda
Senate Demands Access to All Naval Treaty Papers
The Senate, as the treaty making body, must review all diplomatic correspondence and negotiations preceding the London naval treaty. The administration’s failure to transmit these records is seen as executive overreach. The hearings proceed with witnesses while the correspondence is sought, arguing the treaty harms U.S. naval policy and parity with Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
United States Senate
Cts
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Rain delays start of Graf Zeppelin voyage to Havana
The Graf Zeppelin's long planned flight from Pernambuco to Havana was delayed by rain and weather concerns. Dr. Hugo Eckener postponed the takeoff to 11:18 am local time after a one hour hold, with passengers including Mrs. Mary Bierce and banker Joseph A. Loree. Weather data and route plans sought to avoid tropical storms as the airship began its first leg toward the West Indies, passing over territories never crossed by airships before.
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Pernambuco
United States
Blavana
Cubs
Graf
Gondula
Mary Bierce
Laura Durston
Syracuse
William B. Leeds
New York
Joseph A. Loree
New York City
Nor Tropil Bank
Harry FB. Shoenaker
United States Navy
George Crouse
Trinidad
Lower Antilles
Cuba
Hugo Eckener
South Anteska
West Inilies
Mekener
United State Navy
Washington
Indica
Lona
Dr. Eckerer
Unclear Weather Forecast Output From OCR
Fragmented and garbled forecast mentions cloudy conditions with possible showers and variable winds. Mentions Wednesday and Thursday as cooler days with a low around five degrees and scattered rain, but many words are illegible.
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India
Hoover
Arthur Brisbane
King Feathrem Bye
Tay
Inet
Thesemal Allison
Boots Mickett
W. C. the
AuthSaloan
Pickett
Mint
Hellman Wanamaker
Todman Wanamaker
Eadling
Aden John Wanamaker
Mr. Ogden
Td Ting
Bia Dexk
Rich
Cyrus
Corti
Chicago
Fresterday
Tacques
Jo Souton
W. Marron
New Jersey
Veestont
Mr. McBride
Jenigon
Teed
Graf Zeppelin
Atlanta
Tones Hall
Tadley
Hobby
L.A
Great Southwest
RISH
Ch Brabfaty Realtor
Antold
H. Dickiveon
Real Esate
St. Louis
Navarra Street
Headen Realtors
Ipare
Havana
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