Racial clash leaves multiple dead as unrest grows
Reports say at least six Black and one White killed in a fresh race clash with authorities announcing additional troop deployment. Further fatalities and injuries are feared as rioting continues across the area with conflicting accounts of totals.
Small War at Wahalak and Seocha Spurs Troops Return
Meridian dispatch reports state troops sent to Wahalak and Seocha last night returned after no disturbance occurred. Seven men died or were wounded in the incident as unknown negroes and white citizens clashed, with arrests and lynching rumors surrounding George Bimpton and others. Local officials claim no violence by town authorities, while soldiers encountered armed men from other towns during the walk through county.
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O Hrien
George Bimpton
George Himpson
Tom Simpson
Ron
George Hing
Wahalak
Jim Simpson Walker
George Simmon
Pelind Sparkman Poidler
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Raopa
INEGRO KILLS WRONG MAN AND PAYS DEATH PENALTY
In a garbled report from a southern station, a man described as an unidentified Negro shot and killed a man named Tarrison after a disturbance on a train. Officials say a flagman was also killed, with investigators seeking to determine the motive and identity of the assailant.
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Dean Rave
Ember
Fedar
Robert Tarrison
Mertian
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Giteilirond
Hothe Tran
Arriaon
Farrison
Soldiers Hunt Cuban Negroes in Revolt Era
Fragmented report describes U S soldiers sent to a Cuban province to hunt down Black guerrillas amid raids and depredations. The text notes casualties and ongoing pursuit, with unclear names and locations due to damaged OCR.
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United States
Solters
INEGRO SOLDIER KILLS COMRADE IN FORT DINNER
A court martial underway after a Port Shestan squad member fatally shoots a comrade during a dinner in a fort bathhouse. Investigation ordered by Major Griffin, details limited as officials seek to determine motive in the fatal incident.
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Griffin
Drunken melee injures fifty as police and bystanders hurt
A chaotic drunken clash left about fifty Black participants and several bystanders, including a police officer and a spectator, injured. Witnesses describe bottles, knives, and stones used during the disturbance as patrols arrive and order is restored.
France closes a church amid separation law backlash
In a controversial move, authorities closed a church as debates over the separation law intensify. Local officials defend the action while critics challenge its legality and impact on religious freedom.
Miss Swift Hurt In Atlanta Runaway Carriage Incident
Miss Janet Swift and nurse were injured when runaway horses pulled a carriage down Peachtree Street near Sixth Street in Atlanta. Swift was knocked unconscious and later taken home for care. her injuries not serious. A separate court scene involved a woman accusing a man of robbery and a man claiming mistaken identity after a theater outing. Public notices mention Dr Traitran and Mrs Levi of Georgia in related accounts.
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Charges Backed by Pierpont Morgan Protests Abroad
A broad appeal from New York led by Pierpont Morgan and other prominent citizens demands government action to correct alleged cruelties in the Congo Free State. The document accuses authorities of forced labor, taxation oppression, village attacks, and abuses by white officials, urging reform and investigation without publicizing specific names.
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Lyman Abbott
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Jnanus
Weather fragment chronicles cold to warm forecasts for Georgia
Fragmentary weather notes describe December 25 to December 27 with shifting conditions. Mentions Georgia locations and varying winds, temperatures, and precipitation expectations, but OCR garbling leaves many details unclear.
Man in Tower Wrecks Train 93 Near Jacksonville
A man in a tower wrecked a Southern Railway train number 93 traveling from Washington. The collision caused the locomotive and cars to derail near Jacksonville, Florida, with details of injuries not specified in available text.
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