Prisons on Texas State Farm Report Brutal Brutality
Prisoners on the Imperial farm near Sugarland report repeated beatings by guards. Accounts describe head injuries, pistol butt strikes, chain and quirt abuse, and spurred horse assaults. Legislature inquiry members deem brutality widespread across camps.
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Oil Field Strike Declared Off in Texas and Louisiana
Verner Z Reed of President Wilsons mediation board announced an end to the oil field strike in Texas and Louisiana effective December 24. About 10,000 workers began quitting in early November, with many moving to California or other work while awaiting official details from Labor Secretary Wilson.
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Eight Negro Soldiers Identified in Houston Riot Case
In San Antonio eight of the Fifteenth Twenty-fourth Infantry on trial for murder in the Houston riot are identified by Private Malcolm Blythe as among the guards of lower A who fled their posts on August 28 and moved toward mutineers camp. Names named: Corporal John Washington and Privates Ernest Wilson Thomas McDonald Baba Collier Jan Robinson London Martin Joseph Smith and Albert D Wright.
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Hurley Takes Responsibility for Shipbuilding Delays
Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board told the Senate Commerce Committee that he bears full responsibility for the success or failure of the government shipbuilding program. He defended the current organization and said no new legislation is needed, blaming any shortfalls on his own capability rather than the organization.
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Death Lurk in a Weak Heart Ad Shows Renovine Cure Claim
An old ad proclaims Renovine as a heart remedy for weak hearts with dramatic warnings about delays and a price of one dollar and fifty cents. The piece mixes health pitch with generic life-philosophy sentiments.
Welsh woodworker proves sash skill in sharp exchange
A young Welshman called Taffy joins a building materials firm. Asked to make a window sash, his first attempt fails, but he quickly improves, provoking a biting quip from the foreman about a worse sash found under the bench.
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