Gandhi silent at London parley for India’s future
Reports from New York Sept 14 describe Mahatma Gandhi at a London meeting of a federal structure committee. He remained silent, shown in an unusual posture, drawing attention as delegates discussed constitutional proposals for India.
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Man’s first sight restored after hospital operation
In Wattle Rogk Arkansas a 38 year old man regained sight for the first time after a hospital operation. The report notes he previously wandered in darkness before the procedure but now his wife and five children are by his side.
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Dark Mesa
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Alin
Winsight
Shop Meets With Elders In Park Assembly
A local gathering at Wravie Park Monday brought together Trey of the Meu iwlixt Moisenpal and South president Wert Voxnsenn with attendees headed by Win Te Harton and several named community figures including Goodenough, De Vi jer, Corns Abbeti, the Berg, and Vann. The event drew residents from Stawnsville, Austin, and nearby areas.
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Iwlixt Moisenpal Oleh
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Praeiling
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Te Harton
Aritinio
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Stawnsville
Roy
Nev
Ve Kinms
Austin
Tion
A. Lovert
Prussia Starts Economy Moves TERN and Unemployment Dole
Government today led by Premier Oba Henn of Peassia announced economic measures to shrink unemployment and reduce the economy. The move includes new plans affecting pricing, industrial policy, and social welfare programs, with a focus on stabilizing markets.
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Prussia
Antonio
Airiieal Gare Oramenkaleeren
Negroes Attend Three Act Comedy at Regatta Park
J. W. Tem of the civic organization announces that a three act comedy titled The Ratiily Cypedaina will be presented at the Negro regate tonight. The event is scheduled for one final night of entertainment at the park with emphasis on community arts.
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J. Wo
British Beer Price Rage Sparks House Debate
A chaotic report describes protests over rising beer prices in London. Officials confront tax and policy questions as workers fear higher costs and diminishing wages.
Addison's Disease Victim Recovering
Addison's Disease victim Nelson, Sirrine of Adienne, is reported to show much improvement after weeks of illness. Attending physicians say she was near death when medical supply issues hindered care, but condition is improving with treatment at CHIENGO Se. Lu-Mire.
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Nelson
Adienne
Mie
Pershing to Visit Division's Reunion
General Pershing plans attendance at the Thirteenth Division reunion in Maling Orteher, marking the first reunion since the unit’s national designation. The event celebrates a storied era as veterans gather to recall service and camaraderie from their wartime days.
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SEEK PARENTS OF BOY FOUND NEAR HONDO
A boy about two years old, weak from lack of nourishment, wandered near Hondo. He was found by Miss Graff and taken to Sheriff Charles Schaete then placed in the care of nurse Mrs Haralson. The search for the child's parents continues as authorities seek identification and contact information.
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Haralson
Stamp Exhibit Promises Millions in Value and Interest
The annual exhibit features stamps valued in the millions with official appraisals around 2,000,090 dollars. The event highlights rare pieces issued from Paris and Berlin, including notable lamp and philatelic items.
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Policeman Slain by Bandits Near Greenwhich Village
Patrolman Timothy Murphy was fatally shot when bandits in a car opened fire as he tried to halt them. Officers set a cordon around the district and questioned bystanders as part of the investigation.
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Laine
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Fires Leave 300 Homeless in Minnesota
In northwestern Minnesota a wave of prairie fires displaced about 300 people as committees take charge amid wartime shortages. Three killed, around a dozen injured and one burned victim is hospitalized as fires started Friday night and continued to smolder into today.
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Lodar
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Here During Storm
A storm related plane crash near Osi, three miles south of here, killed three aboard. The lead pilot was BAL Edwards, with George Fl. Gibron and G. Th. Ree AfeTiream among the others listed in the Miami Daily Herald report. The event occurred amid heavy weather and hurricane conditions reported along the coast.
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Astrologer Debate in New York Prompts Charity Challenge
A New York astrologer party aims to debate John Mulholland and Kal Olser for charity. The event involves local societies, police, and municipal figures, with aims to prove astrology as science amid protest and counterclaims.
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Um City
Warrant Issued for Film Actor Withers in Local Court
A bench warrant was issued by the municipal court for actor Withers for failure to provide support. The case involves material monetary obligations and addresses the actor’s absence from court proceedings. Local authorities pursue enforcement as proceedings continue.
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Sergeant Axelrod Dies in Auto Crash Near Tort Lavaca
Sergeant Benjamin Axelrod, 33, World War veteran and member of the Twelfth Observation squadron, died when his car overturned on the way to Magnolia beach camp. Captain Bel D. Brian survived with minor injuries. another occupant escaped without major harm. Axelrod had recently returned from New York City where his mother died. his body was to be transported home by plane.
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Eansport
Two Arrested in Wrecking Train Fatal to Twenty Two
Two men were arrested today in connection with the wrecking of the Budapest Vienna Colonia express train Saturday night. Twenty two fatalities were reported, with many others injured as the speeding train plunged across a ravine after derailment. Names of victims and injured include American Thomas Neratny and others unnamed.
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One Cent a Day Pays Up to 100 a Month Ad
Advertisement urges a life policy offering up to 100 dollars monthly for all ages. It promises free examination, requires no money to start, and asks only for name and address to receive the policy details within ten days.
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