Riot at factory leaves two injured near Tuba Plant
An afternoon riot broke out outside the Tuba Company plant injuring two men who were rushed to a hospital. Later reports indicate the day shift at the sheet department intensified the trouble as night fell.
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Rioting at Youngstown Works Ends in Fires and Looting
About 6000 gathered at the mills entrance and stoned private police in charge of Chief J M Woltz. Woltz says he fired a blank to scatter the crowd. Firing escalated as 19 were wounded, and the mob moved into East Youngstown’s business district setting multiple buildings ablaze including a clothing store, a jewelry store, and a saloon with liquor distributed among the crowd. Fire department responded to the scenes.
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Rioters Set Fire as City Faces Broad Disorder
A blaze swept through a Hast Youngs town district after a crowd forced back fire crews. Fifteen buildings burned and 26+ families were left homeless as police and sheriff asked state troops. Governor Willis ordered regiments from Cleveland Bucyrus Columbus to restore order. A looter was wounded during a post office raid before a saloon fire destroyed a three story building.
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Riots Hit Youngstown Steel District After Strike
A violent mob attacked workers including Stephen Gardner foreman and Bert Atwood timekeeper, leaving them unconscious and badly hurt. Rioters wrecked cars and attacked drivers while police arrested about fifty, with tensions rising as 100 strikers gathered at the jail and deputies were stationed overnight.
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Senate Debates Freight Embargo Amid Naval War Strife
Washington heatedly debated responsibility for neutral trade disruptions as Senator Walsh pressed a resolution to probe the eastern freight embargo. O Gorman challenged claims on 200 neutral ships seized under British orders in council, while Nelson and Newlands argued German submarines, not Britain, chiefly diverted freighters. Debate to resume next day.
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British submarine sinks off Holland
London reports a British submarine was sunk off Texel yesterday after grounding and taking a leak. The 33 crew members were rescued by the Dutch cruiser Noord Brabant and taken to Amsterdam naval barracks.
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Icicles Thrown by 100 Girl Strikers at Cigar Factory
Poughkeepsie January 7 More than 100 girls striking for higher wages gathered before the cigar factory of Samuel L Davis and Co and bombarded the windows with icicles. Three were arrested and fined 46 each. The strike began after a five cent per hundred clears raise. The walkout could affect about 400 workers. Police reinforcements ended the disturbance.
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Judge O P Shiras Dies in Florida at 92
Oliver P. Shiras longtime federal judge for the northern district of Iowa and author died in Daytona Beach Florida after a month of illness. Born in 1832 in Pittsburgh he studied law at Yale and practiced in Dubuque before his 1882 appointment. He was brother to George Shiras Jr a former U S Supreme Court justice who retired years ago.
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Heavy Snow Disrupts Richmond Rail and Streetcars
A heavy snowfall began early today in Richmond Virginia and continues, hindering electric car schedules and starting to impede steam traffic. The wintry weather, the heaviest of the season, contrasts with unusually warm conditions that had plagued health officials with fears of pneumonia.
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Second term plank not a mandate says McCombs
Little Rock January 7 William F McCombs Democratic national chairman says the second term plank in the last Democratic platform is not a mandate from the Baltimore convention and may be read as a recommendation to the candidate or to push a constitutional amendment. He urged immediate military and naval buildup to deter European powers after the war.
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Bromo Quinine Recipe Echoes Patent Cure Claim
In a terse ad style notice readers are urged to obtain a “genuine” remedy labeled BROMO QUININE and Enticives BROMO SUiNing Ea Yor with EB. W. GROVE signing. The claim promises to cure a cold in one day, noting a price of 250.
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