India Ready for Self Government Says Lucknow Teacher
Robert Rankin of Lucknow Christian College argues India is not yet ready to govern itself while expressing belief that self government is possible with continued reform. He explains a two tier system of reserved and transferred subjects under British oversight and notes funding splits and potential ministerial actions.
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India
Robert c. Renskin
Lucknow Christian College
Lucknow
Lunied
R L. Raskin
Rankin
Chronicle
White
D'Archy
Roverment India
Hankin
Ohio League of Women Voters Opens Three Day Convention
Delegates from all Ohio counties gather in Cleveland for the Ohio League of Women Voters three day convention. Mrs Ralph er Cleveland league president opens with Miss Sshi R Burton of Zanesville region planned annual message. Ex Justice John H Clark and Mrs William G Hibbard among speakers. Belle Sherwin national president and Newton D Baker to speak at banquet.
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Cleveland
Ohio League
Nf Women Voters
Ohio
Ralpher
Cleveland Re
Plesiae
Inccheon
Sshi R Burton
Zenesville
Stair
John H. Clark
United States Supreme Court
William G. Hibbard
Chicago
Henratty Vows Law Overhaul at Race Meet Scrutiny
Sheriff Henratty declares intent to enforce all laws against gambling at race meetings in Cura bag county. He says he will use all available forces to curb abuses in horse racing and restore sport’s integrity.
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Mar Ij
Henratty Tadey
Henratty
Hickman Must Die in Chair Coembus May 11
Ohio Supreme Court upholds death sentence for John Hickman slayer of patrolman Dan Garrett of Chillicothe. Governor may grant clemency but court orders execution at the state penitentiary. Also confirms death sentence for George Vargo for killing Mrs Anna Sabo in Lake County in 1826. Dean Alfred H. Lloyd of University of Michigan dies at University Hospital after heart ailment.
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Hickman
Coembus
John Hickman
Dan Garrett
Chillicothe
Ohio Supreme Court
Dovahey
George Vargo
Anna Sabo
Lake County
Refuge to Let Judd Gray Are Ruth Onyoer Long Island City
Ruth Brown Snyder, calm during trial, shows nervousness as verdicts fall. Henry Judd Gray sits in misery, admitting he helped murder, seeking to explain motives and seek comfort from the woman he once loved. Sentencing to Sing Sing follows, with police escorts and a guarded transfer planned.
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Judd Gray
Ruth Onyoer
Long Island City
WN. Y
Ruth Brown Snyder
Sisterizard
Henry Judd Gray
Mm. Laider
Wit
Jude Gray
Grar
Council Denies Annexation of Sheffield Township
Lorain County commissioners ended a hearing on the annexation petition by City Solicitor Walter Harlan. Four petitions with 391 signers opposed annexation were on file, and the motion to dismiss the Lorain city petition passed after brief testimony. The meeting adjourned at 1 10.
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Sheffield Township
Walter Harlan
Lorain
Shefield Township
Lorain County
Ohio
Black River
Geo. Rhoades
Cone
Gheelar-parer
Shefield Tawagship
Rhoadesthen
F. L Ellenberger
Board of Commissioners
Eilienberger
W. B. Richmond
Mazer Takes Stand In Canton Murder Trial
Louis Mazer testifies that Floyd Streitenberger orchestrated the killing of Don R. Mellert in Canton. He says Streitenberger introduced Pat McDermott and helped guard Mellert after the murder as other witnesses link a conspiracy led by McDermott and Rudner the convicted killer.
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Wanton
Louuis Mazer
Floyd E. Streitenperger
Canton Peolicemap
Hie Hifta
Don RK. Mellett
Canton Mails
Streitenberger
Henry W Harter
Mazer
Steve Rascholk
Mellert
Pat McDermott
Bep Rudner
Lous Mazer
Bin
Iut StYeitenberger
Anst Taeity
McNett
Streytegberge
McDermont
Mayer
Flord
Streftenberger
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Louis Mazer
Nenbourger
Meone
Pon Mel
Drunken Driver Sentenced After Guilty Plea
A. E. Sittinger of Abbey toad was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge A. R. Webber after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested yesterday on Telegraph road after a resident reported the offense.
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Sittinger
Abbey Toad
Tg Aled
A. KR. Webber
Telegraph Road
Wality
Police arrest two murder suspects in Cleveland case
Detectives today arrested two suspects in the Fred A. Jeiach murder as state and witness tips align with statements by Hirsch before his death. Five suspects were to be questioned, including Horeen an employee of Bell Telephone, killed April 22 when three holdup men shot him after he refused to surrender.
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Cleveland
Fred A. Jeiach
Tolice
Hirsch
Horeen
Bell Telephone Co
Life with violet rays discussed at Ohio State Medical convention
Dr Harry Spear man from Portsmouth says ultraviolet radiation can produce life after fertilization and embryo exposure. Other physicians note use of artificial sunlight via quartz lamps in farming and poultry, with experiments showing varied results including a chicken embryo developing abnormal eyes and disjointed heart tissue. The report cites physicians and ongoing experiments.
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Coleman Games Unitedl Peess
Columbus
Harry Speairman
Portsmouth
Russel
Daston
Rivermen Battle to Save Levee at Baron Des Glasses
New Orleans May 11 river valley faced a looming crevasse as the Mississippi levee at Baron Des Glasses threatened a flood for South Central Louisiana. Rivermen and engineers clashed over timing while residents ignored evacuation orders and sandbagging continued to shore up the earthen wall.
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New Orleans
Baron Des Glasses
Sugar Valley
Louisiana
Encineers
Atchafavaia
Body of Slain Woman Found Near Erie Tracks
The body of Mrs. Maryerson, 33, was found behind a building near the Erie railroad tracks in Fyoursg town Ohio. Throat marks indicate she was choked. A man in custody on suspicion, who says he had not seen her in three weeks, is linked to the murder. Gus Clinton, 18, nearby, heard screams but did not investigate. Police report signs of a struggle.
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Fyourgstown
Maryerson
Gus Clinton
Getaeetene i
Ney
Trail of Death Rips Through Missouri and Beyond
Tornado like winds sweep Fertile fields and towns from Missouri to Kansas and Texas, killing dozens and causing massive property damage. Relief pours in as Hoover and War Secretary Davis lead government efforts across the flooded and storm battered south and Midwest.
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ST. Lotis
Great Army of Rescue
Eorkere
Red Cross
Great
Mississippi Basin
Mississippi
Cairo
Poplar Bluff
Askapeas
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Southland
Dwight Davis
Bomb wrecks Niles home in early morning blast
In Niles Ohio on May 11 the home of Mrs Josephine Devine was wrecked by a bomb. The blast shattered the front and blew out windows of the house and nearby properties. Mrs Devine and a second woman on the second floor were badly shaken though no one is known to be seriously injured.
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Niles, O
Josephine Devine
Fire damages house on Marselles Street
Fire last night damaged the home of G W Dodsley at 205 Marselles, with losses estimated in the hundreds. Firemen credited 15 year old Manuel Dodsley for helping to contain the blaze by dousing flames with water from a wash basin while his brother alerted others. Engine Company 2 and Savad Company 1 extinguished remaining hot spots with chemicals.
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G. W. Dodsley
Marselles
Manuel Dodsler
Young Dodsley
Savad Company 1
Engine Company 2
Toledo garage owner shoots alleged thief gang death
In Lemoyne Ohio a garage owner Ernest Bulen shot and killed Arthur Moore 24 of Toledo after raiding his property with two companions. Bulen captured one of the trio as they tried to flee while a fourth thief escaped during a police roundup that night.
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Toledo
Tedar
Arthur Moore
Ernest Bulen
Lemoxne
Bulen
Oll
Theodore
Moore
Sacramento High Students Walk Out In Strike
About six hundred Sacramento High School students walked out of classes to protest Principal Dale's dismissal by the school board. A crowd gathered in the bleachers for a protest meeting while a police squad stood by after a photographer faced threats.
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Sacramento
Cal
Saccramento High School
John FE. Daley
Iey
C C Hughesey
ADV COMMITTER MEETS THURSDAY IN ELYRIA BOARD OF TRADE
Elyria Board of Trade advertising committee to meet Thursday afternoon May 12 at 4 00 pm in Board of Trade rooms. Sketches submitted for signs at entrances and for an electric sign in the park. Inventor Joseph Francis Herman 47, of avlo accessories firm, reported dead after a fall from a land bridge. He waved to a pedestrian before plunging.
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ADV
Elyria
Washington
Joseph Francis Herman
Avlo
Rerni
Religious Modernists Attacked at Lorain Congregational Conference
At the 75th annual Congregational Church Conference of Ohio in Lorain, Rev Ror E Bowers described religious modernists as knockers who strip away fundamental doctrines without substitutes. He countered Rev Mollvar H Lichhiter of Columbus who argued there is no place for fundamentalism in the modern church. Opening business elected Rev G Truant and Rev Lanrie Sharp trustees, with committees named for nominations resolutions and place.
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Lorain
Congregational Church Conference of
Ohio
Ror E. Bowers
Mr Bowers
Mollvar H. Lichhiter
Columbus
Mr. Bowers
H. K. Eversell
W. 5. Eyman
Iteley
W. B. Bruch
Payson L. Curtiss
Paul G. Macey
H. H. Hosford
Land and sea search for aviators continues across Atlantic
After 80 hours since leaving Le Bourget the fate of French aviators Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli remains unknown. Coast guard and ships scour the New England coast and far sea while liners and freighters watch for any trace of their plane. France and Britain send vessels, and a general broadcast appeals seek any signs as Paris faces anxiety over false reports of a safe landing.
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le Bourget
Paris
Atlantic
New York
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coli
Coast Guard
New England
Nungesser
America
United States
France
Myron T. Herrick
Washington
Coli
Long Island
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Lloyd Bertaud
Floyd Hewitt Faces Death Row In Ohio
A 16yearold Floyd Hewitt, student at Jefferson High, lies in an Ohio death row cell as he awaits execution by electrocution. He recounts the crime against Mrs. Oliye Brown and her fiveyearold son Fred, discusses motive, and without remorse accepts his fate.
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Columbus
Floyd Hewitt
Jefferson High School
Life
Ragit
Elaver
Oliye Brown
Fred
Fie
William Brown
Death Row
Local Man Sues for 35000 in Auto Crash Damages
Jacob Baker of Long Avenue sues Charles B Schotten for injuries from a March 27 auto crash on Long Avenue 13th Street. Baker seeks 35000 for injuries and 490 for car damage claiming Schotten’s son, driving with Schotten’s knowledge, caused the collision by speeding and failing brakes.
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Court of ‘Common Pleas
Jacob Baker
Oakdale Avenue
Lo‘rain
Charles BE. Schotten
Osborne Avenue
Baker
Longavenue
13Th Street
Schotten
Donahey Nominates Chas Parker to Public Utilities Board
Governor Donahey sent Charles Parker of Columbus to the Senate for a seat on the Public Utilities Commission to replace Frank B Mauliar of Chillicothe. The Senate failed to confirm Walter D McKinier of Columbus by a 12 to 20 vote last night.
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Columbus
Donahey
Charles Parker
Columbus Attourney
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Frank B. Mauliar
Chillicothe
Walter D McKinier
Bishops Endorse Coolidge China Policy in Resolution
A Merho district Episcopal Bishops executive session in Cleveland adopts a resolution endorsing President Coolidge and his peace gesture toward China. The measure urges steady diplomacy, conveys American sympathy, and asks China to advance its national ambitions peacefully. Signed by Bishop William F. Anderson and Dr. Hugh Kennedy.
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Cleveland
Conhdee
China
Episcopal Bishops
United States
White House
Americas
Ching
William F. Anderson
Hugh Kennedy
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